Blue Devils Meet Bidwell Under Floodlights Tonight
Gallia Academy High School to host Bidwell in the first night home game at 8 p.m. under flood lights. Coach Lawrence Myers leads a lineup likely unchanged from last Friday with Stewart North on ends and Lloyd at quarterback. Officials: Loren Robinson ref, George Collins umpire, Homer Martin head linesman.
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Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Gallia Academy
Bidwell
Lawrence Myers
Stewart
Morrow
Rutland
Myers
North
Hardgrow
Stevers
Jackies
Maye
Darnell
Lloyd
Hager
Allen
Ankrom
Smith
Lewis
Franklin
Ackerman
Loren Robinson
George Collins
Ohio University
Homer Martin
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Pastors to Lead Gallipolis Services in Absence of Sagen
In Gallipolis the Baptist Church morning service will be led by Eugene Newberry of New Boston and the evening by Lewis Hover of Candor New York while Rev George Sagen is away preaching in Jane Virginia. Grace Methodist hosts Rev J A Bremen with Rev HM Wilbur delivering Sundays sermon on What Did Jesus Say About the Church. Regular Episcopal services proceed with Lawrence McNeal. Presbyterian ladies held a steak supper and Baptist Social Studiers held a parcel post sale with postcards and packages from Ohio and other states selling for a dime.
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Gallipolis
George Sagen
The
Baptist Church
Eugene Newberry
New Boston
Lewis Hover
Candor
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Social Studiers
the Baptist Church
Ohio
Suspects Plead Guilty in Apple Theft Case
Gallipolis officers fined Clyde Cornell and John Fadely of Eastern Avenue after guilty pleas for stealing apples. Cornell paid his fine. Fadely left with officers to fetch money, disappeared from his home, and wasn’t found by Thursday night. Cornell had been jailed recently for drunken disorderly conduct and faces grand jury charges. Fadely bail arrangements followed for a driving while intoxicated case. A separate report notes a suspect jailed for alleged half bushel sweet potato theft at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics and to be arraigned today.
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Gallipolis
Clyde “Mocko
Cornell
John Fadely
Eastern Avenue
Proctorville
Lawrence County
Fadely
Grand Jury
A. J. Stormont
Ohio Hospital
Marriage License Issued for Holly Rider and Opal Cooper
A marriage license was issued to Holly Rider a 38 year old miner from Kanawha County West Virginia and Opal Cooper a 29 year old native of Kanawha County.
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Gallipolis
Holly Rider
Kanawha County
W. Va
Miner
Opal Cooper
Knife Slip Wounds Loren Fraley at Evans Grocery
Loren Fraley, son of Police Chief John Fraley, was cut on the calf when a butcher knife fell from a meat block at Evans Grocery on Thursday. He received a bad gash but is reported to be stable.
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Gallipolis
Evans
Loren Fraley
John Fraley
Unavoidable Accident Is Verdict in Death
A Jackson County jury finds an unavoidable accident in the death of 24 year old Charles Rutherford after his car turned over on Route 11 near the Jackson Ross county line. Howard Johnson 20 of Gallipolis was with Rutherford and said loose gravel caused the roll. Johnson was questioned then released. Rutherford’s funeral will be at 2 pm Sunday at his brother in law George Roberts home with Woodmen officiating and burial in Pine Street Cemetery.
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Charles Rutherford
Gallipolis
Jackson County
Jackson-Ross County
Howard Johnson
Rutherford
Johnson
Jackson
W. P Turner
Bud Paine
CCC
Columbus
Inlaw
George Roberts
W. P. Bailey
Portsmouth
Pine Street
Susie McCall Dies After Long Illness in Gallipolis
Mrs. Susie McCall aged 28 wife of Cleo McCall died in Gallipolis after a prolonged illness. A former telephone operator she resigned last May due to ill health. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Emory Vanco Rodney her husband and ten siblings. Funeral at 1 pm Saturday at Mrs. North’s home with Rev H H Willbur officiating. Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Susie McCall
Cleo McCall
Emory Vanco
Rodney
G. E. Martin
Robertsburg
W. Va
H. E. Smith
Boissevain
K. E
Plan Benefit Social for Chauncey Eleven Tonight
Chauncey and Dover High School home rooms host an outdoor social at 6 30 tonight in Chauncey to aid the football team. Officials say athletic finances are low with debts over 200 tied to football equipment purchases. The event will feature music dancing boxing and singing with foods for sale to the public.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Trimble Church to Host 11th Home-Coming Sunday
Trimble Ohio will hold its 11th Home-Coming at Trimble Church of Christ starting with Bible School at 9 50 AM. Special music includes a large children s chorus under Hazel Reber and a Young People s chorus led by Pearl Christmas with Lucy McCune as pianist. Pastor G B Courtney to speak on The Value of a Church Home. Basket dinner at noon on the church lawn. Afternoon program at 1 30 features male quartet from Glouster and Chauncey groups plus visiting talks and a home-coming address by Rev Morris of Glouster.
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Trimble
Trimble Church of Christ
Bible
Hazel Reber
Pearl Christmas
Lucy McCune
G. B. Courtney
Fern Johnson
Church Lawn
Glouster Church of Christ
Chauncey
Morris
Kidney Victim Speaks Out On Indo-Vin Cure
Mrs. Eva Oborne of Zanesville Ohio testifies that Indo-Vin from Nature's Plants cured years of kidney troubles. She describes lasting pains and sleepless nights before the remedy, and cites improved energy and renewed mornings free of nighttime kidney relief. The Athens Pharmacy offers Indo-Vin to the public with local explanations.
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Eva Oborne
Zanesville
Ohio
Athens
Oborne
Adv
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Ysuncey
8&T.rancis Hospital
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Rose Poling
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