Assault Charge Ends in Suspended Sentence
Gallia County justice J H Shato fined Willie Run fifty dollars and costs on a charge of assault and sentenced him to sixty days in the workhouse, suspended if Run stays out of Gallia County. Mrs Myon, Owen Barker and his wife were fined ten dollars and costs each on intoxication charges. All were arrested by sheriff s officers.
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Gallipolis
J. H. Shato
Willie Run
Gallia County
Myon
Owen Barker
Soldier Vote Is Discussed At Gallipolis Meeting
At Lafayette Post 27 American Legion meeting Commander John E Mayes and a VFW delegation discussed methods to encourage soldiers to vote on election day with focus on the bonus amendment. The Legion outlined a Halloween party and Armistice night gathering and prepared letters urging support for the bonus. Joint plans were made for burial services for war dead returned from overseas.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
John E. Mayes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
Legion Hall
The
Poindexter Services Arranged for Friday
Funeral services for James Poindexter who died in Green Bay Wisconsin were scheduled for 10 30 am Friday at Miller's funeral home. Burial will be in Pine Street Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
James Poindexter
Green Bay
Wis
Miller
Pine Street
Judgment Sought in Gallipolis Court Over Note
John H. Hege of Gallipolis files a Common Pleas suit against Richard L. Woodyard of Oak Hill seeking $500 plus interest totaling 25.83 on a promissory note dated December 14 1946.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
John H. Hege
Richard L. Woodyard
Oak Hill
Meeting of Gallipolis Young Married People Assn
The Young Married People's Association of the Presbyterian Church held a meeting at the church Tuesday night.
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Gallipolis
The
Young Married People’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Memorial service planned for Earl Smith in Gallipolis
Earl Waite Smith 64, Lafayette Hotel operator for 12 years, died Wednesday in his room after illness. A memorial service by the Elks is set for 7:30 p.m. at Waugh funeral home. funeral 10 a.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church. He will be interred in Iberia near Marion.
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Gallipolis
Earl Waite Smith
Lafayette
Alice
Elma Downs
Martel
Ohio
Smith
The
Elks Lodge
Waugh
John Halliday
First Presbyterian Church
L. H. Stebbins
Iberia
Marion
Frank C. Christ
Col. H. B. Ecker
Charles Ehrman
Jack Knight
Bob Rees
Raymond Cremeens
Earl
Warren G. Harding
Ohio Northern University
New York Central
Mary Cox
Bucyrus
Wagner
Sidney
Gorge A. Tabit
Five municipal court cases outlined with fines and forfeitures
Allen Nolan and Vance Duwitt forfeited $15 bonds each on intoxication charges. Lloyd Winchell pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $10 plus costs. William Anderson pleaded guilty to driving without an operator’s license and was fined $10 plus costs. Clarence Jones pleaded guilty to reckless operation and was fined $15 plus costs. Jones was arrested by the State Patrol. others by city police.
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Gallipolis
Allen Nolan
Vance C. Dewitt
Lloyd H. Winchell
William Ray Anderson
Clarence H. Jones
State Highway Patrol
Patrol Post Is Labeled Second to None by Inspectors
Gallipolis patrol post receives high praise after inspectors from Lieut. A L Bouton and Lieut. W B Vance and Sgt Strayer report the station spotless cleaned, motor equipment serviced, and gear polished. Corporal W H Harrison leads the post with Patrolmen P D McCreedy Carl Freeman W H McManaway A P Kinney and R D Young.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
A. L. Bouton
Columbus
W. B. Vance
Cambridge
Co. F. Strayer
Marietta
Athens
W. H. Harrison
P. D. McCreedy
Carl Freeman
W. H. McManaway
A. P. Kinney
R. D. Young
Sheriff's Sale Ordered In Partition Action
Judge orders appraisal at 5000 dollars and sheriff sale at courthouse door in partition suit of Carl Ewing versus Carl Abbott Mamie Owens Paul Owens Raymond Owens Lee Owens Martha Lowe and Lida Owens Gray with Ironton filling in for ill Judge Lewis C Warden.
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Gallipolis
James Collier
Ironton
Lewis C. Warden
Carl Ewing
Carl Abbott
Mamie Owens
Paul Owens
Raymond Owens
Lee Owens
Martha Lowe
Lida Owens Gray
Harris Pleads Innocent as Assault Charged in Gallipolis
Theodore Harris pleads innocent in municipal court to an assault charge and is bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond. The arrest warrant was issued in Justice of the Peace J. H. Shato’s court.
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Gallipolis
Theodore Harris
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Scores To Be Received Gallipolis Bowling Manager Says
Gallipolis Ernest Maxwell manager of the bowling alleys announced he would receive scores from the Gallipolis Nelsonville football game Friday night at the end of each quarter. Party Set For Nurses Gallipolis The Young Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church Women's Association has planned an evening party for nurses in training at Holzer Hospital.
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Gallipolis
Ernest Maxwell
Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church Women's Association
Holzer Hospital
Precincts To Receive Supplies For November Elections
Gallia County board of Elections meets Saturday to arrange precinct supplies for the November 4 election and to station presiding judges between 1 and 3 pm. Offices in the courthouse will host the meeting with secretary Ben Beiggs, listing voting places and measures to be considered.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Alexander’s
Trevaen
Lincoln School
Ecker and Myers
Sinking Fund Committee
Young and Old Plan Legion Parade in Gallipolis
Halloween mischief was minor as residents prepared for the American Legion parade contest Friday night. Post Commander Harry Maggied announced prize donations from local businesses with Mrs. George Lear chairing arrangements and judging. Chief Chester Leaper and officers will guard against property damage as four age groups compete from Second Ave to the city park.
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Gallipolis
American Legion
Harry Maggied
George Lear
Chester Leaper
Second Ave
Legionnaires
The
Legion Auxiliary
Restyling Discussed at Eno Church Meeting
Gallia County home demonstration agent Mrs. Dorothy Haubeil Share led a session on restyling clothing at Eno Church Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Ernest Carpener Mrs. C. E. Thomas and other local residents. A Women’s Home Council meeting at the Presbyterian Church was held, with a kitchen improvement discussion planned at Mrs. Annabelle Atkinson’s Bidwell home.
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Gallipolis
Eno
Dorothy Haubeil Share
Gallia County
Ernest Carpener
C. E. Thomas
Maurice Thomas
Reva Reynolds
Clyde Miles
Walter H. Barbers
Ballard Easton
Ora Kemper
John Rhodes
Reba Cramer
Georgia George
Marie Frederick
Reba Long
Iva Denney
Alec Thompson
Share
Women's Home Council
Presbyterian Church
Annabelle Atkinson
Bidwell
Two Divorce Pleas Granted by Jurist
Acting Judge James Collier of Ironton granted two divorce pleas on gross neglect grounds. Mary Slagle Davis of Gallipolis was divorced from Raymond K. Davis of Gallia and their separation agreement was confirmed. Viola Joyce Harris was restored to her maiden name Viola Joyce Taylor after the cross petition in her suit against Paul R. Harris was dismissed and property rights adjusted.
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Gallipolis
James Collier
Ironton
Mary Slagle Davis
Raymond K. Davis
Gallia
Paul R. Harris
Viola Joyce Harris
Viola Joyce Taylor
River Traffic Report From Ohio and Kanawha Locks
River passages remained light on the local stretch but heavy at Gallipolis Locks with vessels such as the Pioneer Edward Boggs Hatfield W L Jones William Penn Sol vay Sohio State Heekin Brandt Belleville Shearer Marmet locks George III and Semet noted in late day movements on the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. Kanawha Falls gauge stood at 2.23 feet and rising.
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Gallipolis
Pioneer
Edward Boggs
Hatfield
W. L. Jones
William Penn
Solvay
Ohio
Sohio
Marietta
Heekin
Brandt
Belleville
Shearer
Ravenswood
W. Va
Leila
Millswood
Kanawha Falls
Kanawha River
Marmet
George III
Semet
Holzer Hospital Notes Admissions and Births at Holzer
Gallipolis area admissions include David L Anderson Beach Hill W Va Mrs Orson Henson Oak Hill Mrs Daisey Cavey Jackson Mrs James Farney Oak Hill Ernest Farney Oak Hill Jernest Exline Wellston B F Cook Hamden Daughters were born to Mrs James Fads Cheshire and Mrs Harry Grimm Point Pleasant Discharges include Mrs Herbert Cline and son Carolyn Myers Babette Ou
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
David L. Anderson
Beach Hill
W. Va
Orson |'Henson
Oak Hill
Daisey Cavey
Jackson
James Farney
Ernest Farney
Jernest Exline
Wellston
B. F. Cook
Hamden
James Fads
Cheshire
Harry Grimm
Point Pleasant
Herbert ‘Cline
Carolyn Myers
Babette Ou
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Vicks
Grove
Gato
Zoe Wiles
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Mint
Petrogalar
Imperial
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Colgate Gt
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