Nursing To Be Studied By 8 at Holzer Hospital
A class of eight girls will begin a three year nursing course at Holzer Hospital School of Nursing on September 6. The group, a third smaller than prior classes, was chosen from 75 to 100 applicants, and admissions require a high school diploma and at least a B average. With one exception, students come from nearby counties. Commencement for the 1932 class is set for September 16. Hysel Persinger will take over Gallipolis Golf Course duties after Labor Day as Ted Tanner leaves to become a Jackson County teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Morgan
Oak Hill
Olive Bradley
Ironton
Kathryn Huber
Pomeroy
Helena Dye
Wellston
Anna Hoce
Nelsonville
Leabeth Taylor
Westerville
Florence Sutor
Welsh
W. Va
Ruth Cowdry
Reedsville
Gallipolis
Hysel Persinger
Ted Tanner
Tanner
Jackson County
Maple Shade Man Bit by Rattlesnake
GALLIPOLIS Sept. 1 Charles Mullen 22 of Maple Shade treated at Holzer Hospital for a rattlesnake bite received while hauling coal after lifting lumber a snake hid beneath it. Jess D. Cottrill 60 of Carpenter arrived for pelvic injuries from a car collision three weeks earlier. Releases included Captain Jack Ward Cheshire for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Mullen
Maple Shade
Holzer Hospital
Mullen
Jess D. Cottrill
Carpenter
Jack Ward
Cheshire
Gallipolis Woman Taken to Aid by Air Trip to Winston-Salem
Mrs. P. T. Wall left Gallipolis Airport by airplane ambulance for Winston-Salem North Carolina for specialist treatment. The 227 mile journey took two hours and five minutes. She will stay with sister Mrs. William Nissen and was accompanied by sister Mrs. Anna Womacn of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
P. T. Wall
Winston-Salem
N. C
William Nissen
Anna Womacn
New Jersey
No Contagion Seen Gallia County Free From Contagious Disease
Gallia County health commissioner Dr. F W Shane reports no current contagious diseases in the county. Four typhoid fever cases from earlier in the summer have recovered. no diphtheria in two months. no scarlet fever in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Shane
Gallipolis
F. W. Shane
Eclipse Temperature Drops Ten Degrees During Solar Event
In Gallipolis on September 1, observers noted cooler air as the sun was obscured by an eclipse. Street thermometers reported about 10 degrees lower than the day's peak, with the official high reaching 98 degrees at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Moonshiner to be Tried After Large Still Found
Gallipolis dispatch reports George Lilley between Adamsville and Harrisonville faces trial for possession of liquor making articles. Sheriff Swanson Deputy Pinkerman and Chief Fraley seized a large still and seven barrels of mash. Also noted are Bertha Bennett filing for divorce from Fred Bennett, and other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsville
Harrisonville
Gallipolis
George Lilley
Charles H. Swanson
L. B. Pinkerman
John Fraley
Hoctor Child Carries Insurance Policy Revealed
Gallipolis Sept 1 Insurance on Loren William Hoctor three carried by parents totals 250 now and would reach about 600 by age nine. Four other children also insured with payments by the father. The starving boy, weighed 17 pounds at Gallia County Children's Home, is gaining and will be weighed again after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Loren William Hoctor
S. L. Hector
Addison
Gallia County
Double Wedding Is Event of Wednesday
In Gallipolis on Wednesday morning justice of the peace Fred Milliser united two couples in a double wedding. Paul Chapman 22, a miner of Pomeroy married Eloise Buck 21 of Gallipolis, and Elder Johnson 23, a farmer of Pomeroy wed Frances Harrison 21 of Cheshire. A third license was issued by Judge J S Clark, bringing the month total to 15. Ross Thompson 35, a Cheshire railroad man, and Thelma Perry 23, daughter of W E Perry, were also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Thompson
Cheshire
Thelma Perry
W. E. Perry
Gallia Youth Wins Barred Rocks at Ohio State Fair
Gallia Academy High School student William Houck won second place with his pen of barred Plymouth Rocks in the vocational agriculture division at the Ohio State Fair. A Vinton High School student won first with apples and another won third with a pen of barred rocks. Miss V Mildred Miller returned to duties at Holzer Hospital after a month’s vacation in Cincinnati and home.
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G. C. Kincon
Ohio Hospital
New York State
Angus King
Cincinnati
Carl Wall
King
Schoo
J. E. McDaniel
William Houck
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Vinton High School
V. Mildred Miller
Holzer Hospital
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup From Pleasant Valley News
Pleasant Valley residents report weekend visits and gatherings. J M Knowlton and Frank Davies Jr. families hosted relatives. Ohio events include Pearl Wood visiting Columbus for the Ohio State Fair with R G Wood and Ralph Wood. Burial services honored Mrs. Henry Johnson at Patetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Knowlton
Frank Davies Jr
Charles Wood
Virgil Stanley
Felix Dorsey
K. B. Brooks
Pearl Howard Brooks
George Beatty
Alfrey Hudnall
Lottie Gorby
Athens
Howe Brooks
Ed Brooks
C. B. Blood
Lucy Wood
James Wood
Lloyd Bolin
G. M. Jack
H. M. McKinley
Local residents visit and house repairs noted
Numerous entries list visits, calls, and guest stays across households in the area. Names include Ruth Tucker Ruby Bailey Jim Torrence and families, with others such as Lucys Orr Muri Trussell Roxie McElroy and Dave McElroy. Activities include painting remodeling and hosting relatives.
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Jim Torrence
Keno
Edgar Taylor
Tom Bailey
John Taylor
Clint Slater
Simon Powell
Alton Allen
Raciness
Lyda Mae Pearson
Lulu Wilson
Nelson Torrence
Leo
Reedsville
Rolland Torrence
Clinton Orr
B. EB. Orr
Muri Trussell
Ray Frank
Roxie McElroy
Columbus
Dave McElroy
Wilkey Allen
Racine
Emmett Babcock
Ruby Bailey
Norma Ammons
Jessie Orr
Starling
B. E. Orr
Clem Offut
Albert Pearson
Pauline Morehead
Paul Orr
Erma Ammons
Maxine Bailey
Ray McKay
Pearl Ziggle
Oliver Bailey
John Roach
Dwight Roush
Morris
J. C. McKay
Este
Local residents enjoy Cincinnati excursion and town events
Albany R D No 1 notes residents who joined the Sunday trip to Cincinnati including Mr and Mrs Pearley West and family and friends. Miss Mable Mae Frank visits Jerseyville friend Miss Louise Dickson. Revival services begin August 28 at Beechnut Grove near Townhouse M E Church with music by the Shingers and Ruth Nuby. Several locals plan Ohio State Fair attendance and other social visits are listed among neighborhood residents.
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Cincinnati
Pearley West
John Gilham
Chester Hawk
Alta
Virginia Davis
Mable Mae Frank
Jerseyville
Louise Dickson
Clarence Cooley
Athens
Clarence Arbaugh
Sam C. Scott
G. W. Collins
Mary Davis
Chillicothe
George Davis
Glenn A. Scott
Beechnut Grove
John West Farm
M. E. Church
Shingers
Mineral
Ruth Nuby
Gladys Collins
Jennie Kuhn
Jesse Sisson
Carpenter
M. L. Foster
Luster Stanley
The
Plains
Clara Mae Perry
Frank Perry
Lookout
Sarah Knowlton
Oscar
Willie Nichols
Ward Radford to Attend Annual Conference
Clarks Chapel reports Reverend Ward Radford fulfilled his regular appointment on Sunday and will attend the annual conference this week. Local residents Mrs. Adeline Phillips of Athens and the Robinson and Dillinger families are noted as visiting relatives in Columbus and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Ward Radford
Adeline Phillips
Athens
Joe Robinson
Charles Robinson
Richard Phillips
Columbus
John Marshall
South Canaan
Oscar Dillinger
Ella Dillinger
Dwight Duncan
Bill Robertson
Charles Dillinger
Mable Dillinger
Kroger
Olentangy Park
Edith Greenawalt
J. A. Beil
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