Halloween Parade Draws Gallipolis Crowd In 11th Legion Event
About a thousand people gathered Friday night for the Legion’s 11th annual Halloween party in downtown Gallipolis sponsored by LaFayette Post 27. Judges awarded prizes to costumed participants in age divisions while Rep. Taber and local officials presided from the platform.
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Larry Lee Anderson
H Linda Ann Evans
Cheryl Evans
Martha Stiles
Gar Tyo
Charles Linges
Brigis
Serond
Jane Gates
Ellen Rice
Jewell Rayner
Grace Thivener
Lraffic
Jance Flees
John Ivor Richards
Towboy Crawford
Pierce 1D
Metreedy
L. G. Marchi
Harold Brogies
James Houck
Chester Bennet
Lawrence Boggs
Gallia Academy High School
Joe D. Miller
Rep. Taber
Mra
Bill C. Campbell
Dwight C. Wetherholt
Jim Porter
Rio Grande News Notes
Rio Grande community notes list varied social visits church event at Wade Evans home with Irene Brannon speaking on a lesson plan. Attendees include Evans, Call, Lewis, Kerrs, Snodgrass family, and guests from Cleveland, Dayton, Athens.
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Rio Grande
Ex-GI Reindicted For Aiding Japan In Treason Case
John David Provan a former San Francisco bank clerk and ex Army staff sergeant was rein indicated on seven counts of overt acts of treason for aiding Japan during World War II. He was previously convicted in New York in February 1953 and sentenced to life, but a federal appeals court overturned the verdict noting he was imprisoned at Ft Meade when first indicted.
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John David Provan
San Francisco
Provan
New York
Maryland
Ft. Meade
Two Boys Hurt in Mishap Friday Near Mercerville
Gallia county report says two boys were injured in a one car crash Friday near Mercerville. One was cited for driving without a license as the other, Phil T. Stevers, 14, suffered a broken nose and possible head injury. both were taken to Holzer Hospital.
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Juvenile Court
John W. Howell
Mercerville
Phil T. Stevers
Holzer Hospital
Atate Highway Patrol
William H. Jones
Betty J. McKee
Patriot
Evans Roger Chapman
Ladies Aid members sew carpet rags at home meeting
The Peniles Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Paul Rickard’s home to sew carpet rags. An all day next meeting will include a pot luck lunch with Mrs. Harold Bumegarner. Attendees included multiple neighbors and family members from Mason, Point Pleasant, Elyria, and Wellston.
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Ladies Aid
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Harold Bumegarner
Furt Rogers
Harold Lewis
Sarah Slaughter
Tracy Short
Wade Morrison
Richard
Sharon
Jesse Brown
Jesse
Woodrow Mace
Joan
Larry
Mitchell
Point Pleasant
Gerald Road
Gerald
George Brown
Jimmy Lewis
Sand Hill Road
Glen Thompson
Martha
Ronnie
Elyria
Ohio
Bill Lewis
Neil Pickeng
Earl Robinson
Mason
Jimmy Elias
P. E. Roush
Jasper Roush
Henry Elias
True Blessing
Robert Hoffman
Janet l
Paul
Graham
Gerald Roads
Alah Fry
Wellston
Pomeroy
Rickard
Bob Rickard
Howard Brown
Marcus Weaver
Maxine
Aaron
Patriot group weekend guests and turnout at MYF Rally
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Rees of Philadelphia returned home after visiting with C. W. Rees. Rev. P. A. Casto visited Jackson. Frances J. Jones of Chillicothe spent a weekend at the Jones Homestead. Georgie Carter family of Dayton visited relatives. Weekend guests of Mrs. D. W. Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fuller of Huntington. More than 200 attended the County MYF Rally at Patriot Methodist Church with Rev. Julius Chandler of Minford speaking. Cookles and pap were served. Mr. and Mrs. BR. T. Davis and Miss Goldie Drummond visited Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Froidreau of Gallipolis called on C. W. Rees. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis were Sunday guests of Mrs. Davis' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Elliott of Mudsoc.
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Philadelphia
Rees
C. W. Rees
P. A. Casto
Jackson
Frances J. Jones
Chilniecothe
Jones Homestead
Georgie Carter
Dayton
D. W. Jones
Raymond Fuller
Huntington
W. Va
MYF
Patriot Methodist Church
Julius Chandler
Minford
BR. T. Davis
Goldie Drummond
J. D. Froidreau
Gallipolis
Robert Davis
Mrs Vaught Rites Held at Nazarene Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Doska Vaught age 82 were held at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Vernon Shafer officiating. She died Wednesday night of pneumonia at Holzer Hospital. Survivors include her husband Sippet Vaught two daughters Zelia Marie Wand and Garreth Testay McIntyre two brothers Stanton Tipton and Thomas H Tipton a sister Eva Gills. The couple observed their golden wedding anniversary seven years ago. Burial followed in Sound Faith Cemetery.
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Vernon Shafer
Church of the Nazarene
iMre
Doska Vaught
Holzer Hospital
Tha Ssipert Vaught
Clifford
Zelia Maries
Thomas H Tipton
Columbus
Truman (Eva) Gills
Vaught
Bethesda
Methodist Church
Sound Fil Cemetery
Miss Brunicardi Hired as Medical Technician
Rita Brunicardi of Gallipolis departs for Columbus to begin work as a medical technician at University Hospital. She is a graduate of the medical technology program at the Gradwohl School for Technicians in St Louis.
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Rita Brunicardi
Tony Brunicardi
Columbus
University
Mss
Brunicardi
Gradwohl School For Technicians
St. Louis
Local families visit relatives across towns
Thurman Thurman and Mrs. George Brewer with family visit Oak Hill. Chester Boster and family meet Charles Sims Jr. in Kingston. Harold Rowe visits Roscoe and wife in Huntington. Charles Sims of Crown City visits George Brewer and Gilbert Boster attend Carmel Church singing in Jackson. George and Edward Rowe visit grandparents A W Rowe in Southside. Clayton Burchett visits Ronnie Halley in Jackson. Merrill Lindemood and wife visit Walter Lindemood in Charleston. James Brewer visits Clayton Burchett in Jackson. Jerry Kuhn and family visit relatives Wilbur Comer in Columbus. John Carroll and family of Gallipolis visit Olin Lanier and family.
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George Brewer
Iohn Brewer
Oak Hill
Chester Boster
Carmel Church
Jackson
George
Edward Rowe
Southside
W. Va
A. W. Rowe
Clayton Burchett
Ronnie Halley
Merrill Lindemood
Charleston
Walter Lindemood
James Brewer
Jerry Kuhn
Sugar output claim linked to U S Forest Service 1953 note
A historical reference states the U S Forest Service involvement with a large sugar figure, citing a 1953 context and noting a February 1 start date in 1905 for related measures or programs.
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United States
U. S. Forest Service
Voter survey on 1954 Congressional votes and public interest
A historical poll lists how the current Congressman voted on issues from July 1954 to April 1954 including atomic energy, health insurance, education, housing, Communist Party membership, unemployment benefits, timber sales, postage stamps, tax exemptions, corporate tax relief, Reciprocal Trade Agreements, movie taxes, and the Eisenhower defense budget. The document attributes positions to Marianne Campbell and notes absent votes and committee matters.
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Forest Service
Fes Department
Eisenhower
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