Gallipolis Schools Announce Opening Teacher Assignments
Supt. E E Higgins lists teacher assignments for Gallipolis Schools opening Sept 13. Gallia Academy High School staff includes Byers as principal and a full lineup across departments. Washington and East Gallipolis schools list principals, department heads, and grade teachers. Supervisor of music Elizabeth Shough is named.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Gallia Academy High School
Carl C. Byers
Anne Bradbury
Laurence Brown
Catherine Morrison
Ruth Miller
Fred L. Rush
Harold Brown
Eulah Williams
Mary E. Miller
C. D. Luttrell
Kathryn Lutz
E. Garfield Griffith
Ben Bachus
Frederick Stone
Trevor Davis
Lawrence Smeltzer
Normanv. Johnston
Washington School No. 1
Benjamin Evans
Katherine Miller
Maye A. Davis
Dwight C. Wetherholt
Clark Gillingham
Dorothy Roadarmour
Clara Mae Davis
Douglas Multineaux
Kathryn Kircher
Virginia Bane
Lois Marie Berry
Anna Wiseman
Marie Langdon
Elizabeth Carnes
Mildred Gilman
Garnet Stringfellow
Clara Worman
Washington School No. 2
Elaine Fulton
Lola Rupe
Ruth Martin
Osa Baird
May Kelly
Marie Meal
East Gallipolis
Isabell
Leviathan Her Name Lives On In Hoboken Tolling War Ship
The Leviathan, once the pride of German shipping and a mighty World War I troop carrier, sits rotting at Pier 4 Hoboken. Officials weigh rebuilding plans and a potential $2 million trade-in toward a new flagship while a skeleton crew watches over the aging liner.
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Hoboken
North River
Manhattan
Pier 4
New York Harbor
Germany
United States
U. S. Lines
U. S. Marine Commission
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Riverside Drive
England
Japan
Puerto Rico
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Vaterland
Marie
Romania
Bremen
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Liverpool
Brest
Gallia Natives To Meet in Columbus
Gallia County Ohio Association holds its annual meeting at Schiller Park in Columbus on Friday Sept 10. President Jack E Nida will preside and Edward J Mildren secretary director of the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission will speak on Gallia County and the Old Northwest. J Boyd Davis will discuss Sidelights of History in Gallia County. The event commemorates Gallipolis founding 147 years ago in October with a 530 pm basket picnic at the park shelter house and attendees from Gallia County expected.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Park
Foundry at Second and Spruce Resumes Operations
The Thompson and Francis Stove Foundry at Second and Spruce Streets, recently purchased by Dr. C. E. Holzer, has resumed operation with B. C. Zuhar as superintendent. Fifteen molders are employed and the workforce is expected to double within the week.
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Gallipolis
Thompson & Francis Stove Foundry
Second and
Spruce Sts
C. E. Holzer
B. C. Zuhr
Rag Dog Fooling Police Shocks Newburgh
Police responding to a dog complaint found a rag doll in the street and mistook it for a dead animal. A bystander identified the figure as a rag dog while noting a nearby fact about Earths land and water areas.
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Marking Plans for Gallipolis Pioneer Menager Grave
Gallia County Historical Society works with Ohio Valley Memorial Co to preserve or reproduce the seven foot sand stone pyramid in Pine Street Cemetery marking Clodius Menager, Gallipolis founder and first local merchant. The marker is crumbling though restoration may prove impossible. a bronze lettering plate may be embedded.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Menager
Marie Boben
Marie
Pierre
Edouard
Louis
Roman
Booth
Weather boosts mail weight for Fort Worth campaign
A Fort Worth firm found rain added 5750 pounds to letters sent in a mail campaign week. The note compares mail costs in dry versus wet weather and highlights surprising weather impact on volume.
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Fort Worth
Tex
More Consolidation Of Schools Is Seen
In Gallia County countywide consolidation progresses under state guidance. One room schools remain at 1% while the system grows to seven high school centers with multiple four and three room schools. Enrollment totals 817 high school and 3017 elementary students served by 39 high school and 92 grade school teachers including five music specialists Lois Fasig Dorothy Titus Evelyn Pierson Leah R Warren Kimball Sultor.
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Gallipolis
Galiia
States
H. Bion Bradbury
State Department of Education
Lois Fasig
Dorothy Titus
Evelyn Pierson
Leah R. Warren
Kimball Sultor
DAR Program Is Announced in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports outline of the year's DAR French Colony Chapter program with officers and a full slate of meetings from October to June. Sidney notes fashion craze in Australia as wind indicator sock vanishes at Granites mining field and three abore igines appear in white shirts.
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Gallipolis
Fannie H. Bell
Edna Hurn
Maude Halliday
Catherine Hayward
Ella Rothgeb
Frances Maddy
Helen Booth
Ethel Clark
Emma Kerns
Eleanor Carnes
Cabelle Walker
Nellie Hayward
Anna Simmerman
Jane Dowd Dailey
Albany
Nelle Hayward
Harry M. Miller
Ellis Island
Lois Fasig
Hayward
Continental Congress
Northwest Territory
Myrtle Thomas
Helen Shaw
Mary Neal
Roosevelt
Jessie Johnston
Sydney
Australia
Granites
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