Gallipolis Fall Festival Awards Announced at Judging
Gallipolis crowds enjoy the festival with winds affecting tents as judging wraps up. 4-H beef winners are Dick Lakin and others. various livestock prizes go to local exhibitors. Night concerts and vaudeville boosts attendance before the event ends Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Booth
Roosevelt
Scioto County
Dick Lakin
Walter Bias
Charles Lakin
James Ballard
Jack Mink
Edward Lewis
Emmett Carter
George Hatfield
Jackie Russell
James Casto
Wayne Russell
Max North
H. E. Shaver
Ralph Davis
Fred Mills
Carl Rayburn
Charles Perroud
W. G. Casto
Fred H. Klages
H. C. Harmon
Belford McCarley
Albert Leaper
Homer Lewis
Rome Beauty
Beman Bros
Harry Kraus
Red
Langsville Youth Treated for Snake Bite in Gallipolis
John Hersman a 16 year old Langsville resident was treated at Holzer Hospital and discharged after a snake bite. He was barefoot at the time and one leg became swollen. The story mentions local grange exhibits and numerous prize winners in various categories.
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Gallipolis
John Hersman
Langsville
Holzer Hospital
County AAA elects new county conservation committee
Fourteen townships represented as Emmett Slagle chairs the re election of the county committee to oversee the federal conservation program. Named were Slagle as chair man Russell as vice chair man Gothard as third member. Additional members and alternates include Roush Kail Brucker McCormick Evans Gothard Houck Jacobs Logue Campbell Steger Williams Skidmore Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emmett Slagle
John R. Russell
Leslie Gothard
James Roush
Addison
J. E. Kail
Cheshire
John Brucker
Clay
Tom McCormick
Green
John H. Evans
Greenfield
Guyan
M. F
Houck
Harrison
J. F. Jacobs
Huntington
Charles Logue
Morgan
Charles Campbell
Ohio
Charles Steger
Perry
David Williams
Raccoon
O. O. Skidmore
Springfield
John Russell
Walnut
Ohio River Tonnage Mixed. Vandalism Sparks Coast Guard Drive
Ohio River tonnage for August edged down from July, but the district's three rivers totaled 5,227,400 tons, 263,800 more. Ohio River 1,771,300 tons fell 9,700 due to fewer South steel shipments. Vandalism recurs on district rivers. Coast Guard plans a drive to arrest offenders as boats face stone barrages and drifting debris.
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East Liverpool
Ohio River
Three Rivers
U.S
U. S. Coast Guard
J. H. Hillman
Joseph E. Jackman
McCrady Rodgers Co
G. O. Griffin
Dravo Corp
Rivers Division
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Consolidated Coal Co
Fairmont
W. Va
Byrne Stop
Monogahela
National Steel Co
Weirton
Monongahela
Ohio
Social Notes of Mt Union List Weekend Visits
Mt Union social notes record numerous visits and guests including Reverend Stevenson sermon in town. Travels mention Lewis Saxton of Dexter visiting son in law Harley Carr and Mrs Emma Wilson with Mrs Oda Caster from Athens. Several Columbus visitors staying with local families and other relatives across town through weekend.
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MT. Union
Stevenson of
Pomeroy
Lewis Saxton
Dexter
Harley Carr
Emma Wilson
Oda Caster
Athens
John Nicholson
Raymond Phillips
Columbus
Glenn Turner
William Chase
M. A. Chase
Homer Chase
Ralph Chase
B. W. Peck
Verlan
Charles King
Anna
Sandusky
King
Carl
Delbert Turner
Dyesville
Clyde Twigg
Frank Wood
Albert Baer
Martha
Dana Baer
Carolin
Dana Epple
Forest Run
Andrew Davis
Rock Springs
M. A. Epple
Bobby Pickering
Harrisonville
Bobby
Richard Epple
Vaughn McKnight
Shinnston
W. Va
George Harmon
Lonard Epple
Bunker Hill
Dear Old Wells
Springfield
Profile Map of Gallipolis 60 Years Old Exhibit
Gallipolis Judge W. R. White shows a profile map of Second Avenue from Sycamore to Vine Street, drawn by his father engineer William White, estimating property owners from fifty to sixty years ago. The list includes many residents on Olive Street Pine Street Spruce Street and Cedar Street with churches and local landmarks named along the blocks. The exhibit notes parts of the town were undeveloped at the time and preserves a snapshot of early property ownership in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Second Avenue
Sycamore
Vine Sts
William White
Vine St
Mary J. Skees
H. C. Johnston
J. A. Lupton
Adelia Alexander
George McNealey
John Pepple
J. D. White
David A. Howell
Marion Beal
Solomon Thomas
Ethanile Betz
William Robinson
John Sams
Eliza Harmon
John L. Hayward
Lucy J. Hurn
Jane Randall
R. A. McGonagle
Charles W. Hurn
Ed Morton
Cordelia McCormick
Alfred
Thomas Morton
Olive St. Block
Margaret Thomasson
Jerry Warner
Henry Williams
James L. Cooley
Sarah Westlake
Mary E. Gatewood
John B. Clendenin
Mary E. Johnston
Henry Gilman
Paulina Weaver
Elizabeth Summers
Mary L. Lasley
W. W. Betz
Willis
Mary Battles
Amelia Moch
Margaret Mills
W. G
Lucy Fuller
Mary E. Howell
Nancy al
Logan Mrs Charles Alltop recovery after operation
Gore was operated on at Doctors Hospital Columbus last week and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Logan
Charles Alltop. Gore
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Gallipolis High names class officers and student council
Gallipolis High School elected class officers with Tom Fife as president and Bob Wilson as vice president. John Lupton serves as vice president and Helen Irion as secretary treasurer. Irvin Folden leads the senior class with Lupton as vice president and treasurer. juniors elect William Lanier president with Betty Jean McHenry as vice president and Jo Wells as secretary treasurer. sophomores elected a president and secretary-treasurer. freshmen to be chosen later. The student council was installed at the morning assembly, with an address by Pabst of Rio Grande College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tom Fife
Bob Wilson
John Lupton
Helen Irion
Irvin Folden
William Lanier
Betty Jean McHenry
Jo Wells
Pabst
Rio Grande College
Dinner party honors Mrs. Marvin Carter before move to Columbus
Gallipolis notes report Mrs. William L. Boggs hosted a dinner for Mrs. Marvin Carter and husband as they prepare to relocate to Columbus. Guests included Mrs. William Hobstetter and Miss Mildred Saunders among others. A separate shower honored Mrs. Jewell Elliott Devault after Gallia Council Daughters of America meeting with a lunch served after gifts.
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Gallipolis
William L. Boggs
Marvin Carter
Jean Saunders
Columbus
William Hobstetter
Mildred Saunders
Evelyn Schramm
Wanda Saunders
Jewell Elliott Devault
Gallia Council, Daughters of America
Birthday party honors Bobby Betz second year
Mrs. Robert Betz hosted a small birthday gathering Wednesday for her son Bobby with ice cream and cake. Visitors included Charles Eilker and daughter Frances from Cincinnati and guests from Pittsburgh, Wellston, Galion, and local residents. Rev C A Brown and Mrs Brown with daughter visited this week. Mrs Garnet Miller vacations with daughters in Galion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Betz
Bobby
Charles Eilker
Frances
Cincinnati
A. F. DeWorth
J. R. Criswell
Pittsburgh
H. W. Wetherholt
C. A. Brown
Wellston
Garnet Miller
Carlos Butterfield
Nellie Miller
Galion
State Hospital
First Infantile Case in Area at Mercerville
Gallia County reports the first infantile paralysis case this fall in Mercerville. The patient is three year old Marjorie Sue Saunders, daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Saunders, under County Nurse Naomi Evans. One scarlet fever case is James Finley nine year old of Vinton. Numerous typhoid fever cases also reported.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Mercerville
States
Naomi Evans
Marjorie Sue
E. L. Saunders
James Finley
Vinton
Logan Reserves to Meet Buchtel October 30
Logan High announces the Chieftain Reserves will host Buchtel on October 30 at 4 PM. Earlier this week Columbus South is scheduled to visit Logan on Saturday October 4 for a game.
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Logan
Buchtel
Logan — Buchtel High School
Chieftain
Fred Burchfield
Columbus South
Injured Woman in Lancaster Alley Collision
Mrs. Irvin Tracht of North Street suffered injuries in a Wednesday night Lancaster accident when the car she rode in with her husband and a truck collided at an alley intersection. She was treated at Lancaster hospital and sent home. Neither Mr. Tracht nor the truck driver were injured.
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Logan
Irvin Tracht
North St
Lancaster
Lancaster Hospital
Rio Freshman Girl Counts Bricks At School Walk
Miss Rosalie Nutt, a freshman at Rio Grande College, counts bricks in the walkway from Highway 35 to Science Hall during freshman week. She lists 8,569 bricks while classmates say the count is ten times larger.
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Gallipolis
Rosalie Nutt
Rio Grande College
Board of Elections To Meet Next Saturday
Gallipolis officials announce a Saturday meeting of the board of elections to receive bids for printing about 28 000 ballots for the November 4 election. Municipal tickets cover Gallipolis Rio Grande and Crown City with county and township races, justice of the peace and constables. A half mill levy for Pine Street Cemetery rehabilitation appears on city ballots while several school districts consider an additional three mill levy.
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Gallipolis
Board of Elections
Rio Grande
Crown City
County Board of Education
Justice of the Peace
Pine Street
Citizens Urged To Keep Watch on Valuables
Mrs. John Blazer of Third and Grape Streets reports a watch stolen. Police urge citizens to guard valuables during the fall festival drawing many strangers into Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
John Blazer
Third and Grape Sts
Marietta Man Praises Ton Jon No 3 For Health Relief
A Marietta Ohio man reports 100 percent relief from swollen ankles and leg cramps after using Ton Jon No 3. He says urination discomfort from excess acid vanished and sleep improved. The testimonial cites improved appetite and energy, with the product sold by Ton Jon Health Representative at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens.
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Ton Jon Health
Athens
Quick's
Cut Rate
Union St
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B. T. Enos
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Sylvester Clark
Mary E. Perry
Thomas Hayward
Gallipolis Gas Arid Coke Co
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M. J. Thomasson
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Caroline Lear
Martha Spears
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J. T. Hanson
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Gallipolis Social Notes
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Locust St
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens, Ohio
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N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Conderelly
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Bonnie Blairs
Bonnie Blair
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