Mrs. Wendell Roush Receives 21-Year Service Certificate
Gallia County 4-H advisory banquet honors 41 of 81 advisers with service awards from one to 21 years. Mrs. Wendell Roush receives a 21 year certificate as Warland T. Martin presents slides from a European tour and Robert H. Terhune leads the Ohio agriculture delegation.
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Gallipolis
Wendell Roush
Eno- Sail
Europe
Russia
Martin
Ohio
Robert H. Terhune
Ty Extension
Claude Winters
Lincoln Call
Elaine Daniels
Edgar Greene
Foster Lewis
Russell Priddy
Walter Rose
Paul Saunders
Eugene Stevens
Haldon Thomas
Viola Slone
James Slone
Carl Baker
Kenneth Black
Wymond Bradbury
Paul Burnette
Paul Butler
Dorothy Gatewood
William Maddy
Lewis Persinger
Harry Smith
Aldeth White
Raymond de Lillie
Gallia County
Russell R. Priddy
Priddy
Irwin Gibson
Glenn Graham
Goldin Hutchinson
Norma James
Brenda L. Roberts
Joan Saint
Stanley Shaver
Frances Lou Baker
Gallia County Junior Leadership 4-H Club
Chestera Lee
Donna Mitchell
Jerrie Cremeens
Tom Walters
Mary Jo Yoho
Miss Yoho
Miss Baker
Brenja Roberts
Wyman Sheets
Odie O’donnell
Dick Thomas
Circle 1
Grace Methodist Church
Dorothy Smith
Edith Treleaven
Aven D. Lusk
Marianne B. Campbell
Hoyt Mullins
Nellie Ball
Arista Boggs
Delmar Gingerich
Esta Me Knight
Ross Roush
Earl Brown
Elise Kimball
Ralph Martin
Nolan Carter
Bruce McDonald
Clara Richmond
Esther Bacon
C. Robert Peterson
Mrs Sheets Dies At 79 In Crown City
Mrs. Mattie Lee Sheets 79 of Crown City died after an extended illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Good Hope Baptist Church with Rev. Raymond Dillon. burial in church cemetery. Survived by three daughters, two sons, six grandchildren, four great grandchildren. services at F. L. Stevers Funeral Home Mercerville.
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Gallipolis
Mattie Lee Sheets
Crown City
Good Hope Baptist Church
Raymond Dillon
Sheets
Herschel Sheets
Good Hope
Ashland
Everett Henderson
New Richmond
Clara Hope Sheets
Ferrell Sheets
Proctorville
Vale Sheets
F. L. Stevers
Mercerville
Firemen Set Fire To House for Training in Gallipolis
A three room frame house at 731 Fourth Ave. in Gallipolis was burned in a training exercise by the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department. Ella Evans permitted the burn and the fire team set the blaze about 6 30 p.m. and extinguished it by 11 25 p.m. Fourteen men and two trucks took part and the event was supervised with police radio coordination.
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Gallipolis
Ella Evans
Fourth Ave
Portsmouth
James E. Pendleton
Minor collision on Second Ave near post office
Gallipolis city police reported a minor traffic accident at 11:50 a.m. Tuesday on Second Ave in front of the post office. Drivers were Robert E. Wood 30 and Hazel Kingery 50, both of Gallipolis. Wood started to pull from the curb as Kingery tried to park ahead of him.
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Gallipolis
Second Ave
Robert E. Wood
Hazel Kingery
Wood
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Sill
Ohio
Huntington
Esso
Pennsylvania
Southern
D. Haynes
Dixie
Little Edward
Bob Benter
Defender
James L. Hamilton
Albert F. Holden
Robert Reed
Miss Rivers
Northern
K. V. Harner
Elisha Woods
Ice City
Rances Agian
E’deana Fosworth
Reliable
Larry Turner
Western
Joey Chotin
Pat Murphy
Onward
Brimstone
Timois
Irene Chotin
Eugene Woods
Kanawha
Marmet
Solvay
Robert W. Lea
A. BE. Dyke
H. BR. Bowles
John J. Rowe
Andrew P. Calhoun
Harriett M
Student teachers assigned to Washington Elementary School
Gallipolis-Rio Grande College assigns six student teachers to Washington Elementary for the first semester. After a three day observation period they will be placed with critic teachers for the rest of the term. April Duncan to Mrs Call second grade Phoebe Gilpin to Mrs Burke second grade Margaret Fulton to Mrs Carter second grade Judy Gregg to Mrs Niday third grade Ellen McCulty to Neil Sanders fourth grade Jerry Barton to Mrs Hunter sixth grade.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Washington Elementary School
Princial
Evan H Evans
April Duncan
Cheshire
Mary B. Call
Phoebe Gilpin
Sciotoville
Anna H. Burke
Margaret Fulton
Geneva R. Carter
Judy Gregg
Middleport
Helen Niday
Ellen McCulty
Neil H. Sanders
Jerry Barton
Columbus
Sophmore
Jessie ‘Ruth Hunter
Association Chooses Its Delegates
Gallia County Chapter of The Ohio Civil Service Employees Association elected delegates and an alternate to the state convention. Delegates: Nellie Sifrit and Angie Thomas. alternate: Joe Clark. President Hurwitz will attend by office. Convention: Oct 19-21 in Columbus. Dr. Wilbur D. Witham won the state executive board seat by 15 votes. The district includes 11 counties. Delegates urged support for mandatory sick leave, holidays, and a biweekly payday. Attendees included GSI staff and personnel from state highway, unemployment office, liquor store, and Aid for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Nellie Sifrit
Angie Thomas
Joe Clark
Richard W. Hurwitz
Nationwide
Columbus
Hurwitz
Wilbur D. Witham
Athens State Hospital
Forrest S. Borden
State Executive Board
GSI
State Highway Garage
Unemployment Compensation Office
Liquor Store
Office of Aid For the Aged
Shawnee News Honors Visiting Dennis Couple At Dinner
Shawnee residents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dennis hosted a dinner party in honor of their son in law and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Elmo Dennis of Santa Susana California who are visiting Shawnee. Guests included numerous local families and relatives from New Lexington Jacksontown Gallipolis Mil lersport Van Nuys and Newark. Also noted were Artie Bray who will work in New Lexington Richard Harrop heading to Graceland College and Dan Ashbaugh returning to Lawrence Kansas for his senior year in music education. Seaman Ottie Opperman Jr stationed aboard USS Galveston in San Diego after Atlantic duty.
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Katie Hoy
Shawnee
Lawrence Dennis
Elmo Dennis
Santa Susana
Calif
Harrison Hamrick
Richard Hamrick
Emmet Tague
Paul Hamrick
New Lexington
Orville Dennis
Jacksontown
Wilbur Dennis
Gallipolis
Roger Dennis
Millersport
Raymond Spangler
Lancaster
Florence Mayall
van Nuys
Agnes Smith
Newark
Jim Kirk
Hebron
Ronald Keenan
Artie Bray
Willis Bray
Richard Harrop
Walter Harrop
Lamonia
Iowa
Graceland College
Shawnee - New Straitsville High School
Dan Ashbaugh
Margaret Ashbaugh
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Shawnee High School
Ottie Opperman
Seaman Ottie Opperman, Jr
San Diego
Atlantic
Galveston
School Bus Inspection Starts In Gallipolis
State Highway Patrolman Cecil E Carpenter inspected 12 city school buses at Green Elementary School in Gallia County on the first day of inspection. Ten passed and two were unsatisfactory but not out of service. defects must be corrected and reinspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cecil E. Carpenter
Green Elementary
Gallia County
Farm Bureau Annual Meet Plans Made
Gallia County Farm Bureau trustees discussed progress for the annual meeting and decided all board members should sell tickets. Paul Bower showed slides on policy development and led a brief discussion on policy execution after adoption. President Carl Baker presided. six members attended with guests Mrs. Clarence Davis Maurice Thomas and Golden Canaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Farm Bureau
Gallia Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Paul Bower
Bower
Carl Baker
Clarence Davis
Gallia County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Maurice Thomas
Golden Canaday
District Farm Bureau
Gallipolis Rotary hears on school levies for Nov 6 election
Supt. I. J. Miller updated Gallipolis Rotary on upcoming city school district levies for the November 6 ballot. The meeting included a reflection that goodness is a special truth and beauty, attributed to Harry Allen Overstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harry Allen
Overstreet
Gallia Soil Conservation District Names 4 New Co-operators
The Gallia Soil Conservation District board met in the Warehime Building and accepted four new co operators Edward West Donald Swisher A E Pyle and Burton Butker to assist farms in soil and water plans. John Payne and Paul Butler will lead the December 13 annual dinner meeting and Karl Burleson with Dan Notter were named to update the district long range program. The 1946 program remains in place and the annual picnic is set for October 7 at Butler’s Swan Creek home. The total active co operators rises to 399 with 23 conservation basic plans this year for a total of 340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Hime
Board of Supervisors
Karl Burleson
Dan Notter
Swan Creek
Butler
Robert W. Cobb
Edward West
Raccoon
Donald Swisher
Springfield
A. E. Pyle
Greenfield Two
Burton Butker
Ohio Two
Marietta Man Fined for Check Without Funds
Gallia County Municipal Court fined Robert W. Orendorff, 38, Marietta, $50 and costs after he pleaded guilty to issuing a check with insufficient funds. He was bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bond and ordered to restitute $1145 to Don Shelton, president of the Gallipolis Auto Auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Robert W. Orendorff
Marietta
Orendorff
Gallia County
Sayre
Two Men Bound Over On Open Sodomy Charges
In Gallia County Ohio Campbell 28 Gallipolis and Cox 20 Crown City were bound over to the grand jury on sodomy charges with bonds set at 2000 each after police filed formal charges. Campbell pleaded guilty while Cox denied the accusation. Both jailed for failing to post bond. Earlier Judge Jones fined Edgar Thompson 53 Vinton ten dollars plus costs for intoxication after a guilty plea.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Wayne G. Campbell
Mark Cox
Crown City
Campbell
Cox
Gallia
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Black Sea Area
Budapest
Paris
West Berlin
Lenin
Kremlin Wall
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Berlin Wall
William P. Smith
Roush
Goldin Ward
Gallipolis State Institute
Robert Ball
Erman Cremeens
Freeman C. Pettus
Corbett Roberts
Jimmie Evans
Raymond de Lille
Harold Steger
John V. Ralston
Nancy M. Evans
Coun
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Chapel of Holy Sacrament
Vatican City
Vatican
Association
Rotarians
William L. Jamison
Helen Jamison
Peoples Life Insurance Company
West State Street
J. C. Wooddell
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