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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

2

Gallia County Native Minnie Drummond Dies at 68

Minnie Mae Rupe Drummond 68 of Patriot Route 1 Gallia County died in Holzer Hospital after a lingering illness. Born March 6 1890 she was survived by husband Lester Drummond four sons and six daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral services were set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Sand Fork Baptist Church with burial in Bethesda Cemetery.

Gallipolis Minnie Mae Rupe Drummond McDaniels Cross Roads Holzer Hospital Gallia County James Sarah Phelps Lester Drummond Albert Chesapeake Alfred Harold Chicago Ray Circleville Bert Lula) Cheatwood Carroll Walter Margaret) Smith Richard Myrtle) McDonald Columbus Lucille) Meldick Frankfort Hester Pearl) Green Chillicothe Edna) Null Springfield Goldie White Nelsonville Lester Sylvia) Hannan Lancaster Sandfork Baptist Church Earl V. Cremeans Bethesda Cemetery Wetherholt - Sanders - Elliott

Skunk Honor Draw at Decatur Optimist Meet

Joe Taft, president of the Decatur Optimist Club, presents a skunk to an absent member to keep for a week. Names are drawn so the unlucky member must fetch the skunk at the next meeting, a gag that draws laughs and aims to boost attendance.

Decatur Joe Taft Optimist Club

Queen Mary Tudor Burned 277 In England 1553 58

The record notes that during Queen Mary Tudor's reign from 1553 to 1558, 277 people were burned at the stake in England. This summary highlights the scale of the executions under her reign and identifies the historical period involved.

Queen Mary Tudor Bloody Mary England

Oil Industry's 1958 Program Is Introduced

Gallipolis OIC unveiled its 1958 program highlighting the oil industry's public service role. Carl Elliott and A. M. Hyle announced the theme and emphasized teaching aids for local schools to explain free competitive system operations.

Gallipolis Gallipolis Oil Information Committee Tye Carl Elliott Gallia County OIC A. M. Hyle Gallipolis Oic

First Man Acquitted In Gallipolis Municipal Court Jury Trial

In Gallia County, Frank Andrews of Pomeroy was acquitted by a jury after 15 minutes of deliberation in the first jury trial ever held in the Municipal Court. Prosecutor Russell Johnson alleged Andrews struck him with a car near Grape Street and Second Avenue last March, but witnesses testified no accident occurred and Andrews was at a local eating place at the time.

Gallipolis Frank Andrews Pomeroy Gallia County Common Pleas William H. Jones Andrews Russell Johnson Grape St Second Ave Johnson Bernard Fultz Holzer Hospital

Attorney Tells Kiwanis Difference Between U S and Russian Constitutions

Gallipolis Kiwanis heard Atty. John A. Epling compare the U S and Soviet constitutions noting the U S operates under laws while the Soviet system is controlled by leaders who are described as liars and thieves. He cited enforcement gaps and party interests guiding morals and policy.

U.S Gallipolis Kiwanians Lafayette Atty John A. Epling United States Soviet Union Russia Paul E. Watson Communist Party Epling Air Force

Benefit Card Party At St Louis Catholic Church

About 60 persons attended a benefit card party at St Louis Catholic Church Recreation Hall in Gallipolis. Proceeds go to the Bishop's Fund for charities including orphanages in the diocese.

Gallipolis St. Louis Catholic Church Bishop's Fund

Two Pomeroy Drivers Have Rear Collision

Gallia County police reported a rear end collision Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Second and Locust between Marion Frances Ebersbach 41 and Lawrence A. Bing 69 of Pomeroy. Bing stopped for traffic. Ebersbach failed to stop striking the rear of the Bing car causing minor bumper frame damage. No injuries and no charges.

Gallipolis Marion Frances Ebersbach Lawrence A. Bing Pomeroy Bing Ebersbach

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