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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1936

Page

8

Old Age Pension Applications Drop in Gallia County

In Gallia County March 1935 had 32 new pension applications while March 1936 recorded 17. Total 921 applicants, about 700 receive monthly checks. average monthly pension is 13.50. Delays due to floods hinder state messenger delivery to Columbus for final approval.

Gallia County Gallipolis Leo E. Carter Carter Gailia County Norma Chic Pension Office Chic Gallia Columbus

Motorists Stage Final Rush For Auto Tags In Gallipolis

In Gallipolis Deputy Registrar Elmer Caldwell and four assistants handled a last day surge for auto licenses as flood waters delayed many. Officials couldn't estimate total licenses issued but reported at least 530 per hour. office stayed open late to serve motorists including Mrs Goldie Niday Mrs Jeannie McKean Miss Rhoda McKean and Roscoe B Niday assisting Caldwell.

Gallipolis Elmer Caldwell Goldie Niday Jeannie McKean Rhoda McKean Roscoe B. Niday Caldwell

Local men fined for intoxication in Bulaville

Cecil Price and Earl Red Fulton of Bulaville were arrested by Sheriff E. E. Hatfield Monday night and fined $10 plus costs each by Justice Fred Millisor on Tuesday for intoxication.

Gallipolis Cecil Price Earl ‘‘Red” Fulton Bulaville E. E. Hatfield Fred Millisor

Mrs Lydia Pine Dies At Home In Waterloo

Lydia Darling Pine aged 85 died at her Waterloo home Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Widow of Civil War veteran William Pine she leaves four daughters Minnie Roberts Emma Brooks Blanche Smith and Vesta Dewitt. Funeral services will be at Wilgus Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon with burial in the church cemetery.

Gallipolis Lydia Darling Pine Waterloo William Pine Minnie Roberts Emma Brooks Gallia Blanche Smith Vesta Dewitt Wilgus Methodist Church

Obituaries and local notes from Sharpsburg area

Mrs Ella Caldwell wife of C L Caldwell died Friday at Memorial Hospital Marietta Interment was at Hermon Sunday She leaves her husband three children all grown and her mother Eliza Tonarr age 93 J C Van Valey Dunbar W Va as buried at Bartlett Sunday Hig wife was Anna Glazier Mrs Gel and daughter Mrs Clara Theisen and Mrs Chester Sanders of Millfield visited Leota Strode on Thursday Mrs Mattie Colerick Route 50 Bear Bartlett was taken to hospital at Marietta ill of pneumonia Robert Grimes was called to Columbus Saturday to see his brother Cc Grimes

Sharpsburg Ella Caldwell C. L. Caldwell Hermon Memorial Hospital Marietta Eliza Tonarr J. C. van Valey Dunbar W. Va Bartlett van Valey Sharpeburg Anna Glazier Gel Clara Theisen Chester Sanders Millfield Leota Strode Mattie Colerick Bear Bartlett Robert Grimes Columbus

Death of William Horne Leaves Three Veterans in Post

Salem report notes the death of William Horne aged 89 on Monday, reducing Trescott Post No. 10 Grand Army of the Republic to survivors Charles Bonsall 96 and Milo Rubie 92 on its rolls.

Salem William Horne Charles Bonsall Milo Rubie Trescott Grand Army of the Republic

Steamer Travels by Canal Then Rail Over Hills

A small steamer sails between Hast and West Prussia along a canal and climbs over a hill by rail. Five hills are traversed during this journey.

Hast West Prussia

Minstrels to Perform at Bidwell Porter High School

A group of minstrel men will perform at Bidwell Porter High School Auditorium at 8 p m Thursday night April 2. Proceeds go to school purposes. Popular numbers include Red Sails in the Sunset Treasure Island and Kinky Head. After the show the junior class sponsors a pie supper with pies contributed by local girls and bidding by men in the audience.

Gallipolis Bidwell-Porter High School Treasure

Cheshire Mine Sealing Begun

Gallipolis reports sealing of abandoned Cheshire Township coal mines is underway. Charles Phillips of the state conservation department says WPA workers are in Meigs County and moving into Cheshire to prevent poisonous seepage into Kegger Creek and its branches and protect streams countywide.

Gallipolis Cheshire Township Charles Phillips Department of Conservation Phillips WPA Meigs County

Ida Winegar 68 Dies at Cheshire Farm

Mrs. Ida Winegar widow of J Frank Winegar Cheshire merchant died Monday at her Cheshire home. Survived by son Benjamin Harrison Winegar four Roush brothers and a half sister Anna Singer Bashan. Birthday Feb 29 celebrated every four years. Funeral Thursday 2 PM Cheshire Baptist Church Rev Y H Reed officiating. Interment Gravel Hill Cemetery.

Gallipolis Ida Winegar J. Frank Winegar Cheshire Benjamin Harrison Winegar John Roush Plain City Bert H. Roush Addison Arthur Roush Elmer Roush Miami Fla Anna Singer Bashan Winegar Cheshire Baptist Church Y. H. Reed Leipsic Ohio Gravel Hill Cemetery

City fines total 257.35 in March at Gallipolis

Municipal Judge A. J. Stormont reports 257.35 in fines and costs collected in March 1936, more than double February 1936. March 1935 receipts were 824.90, the year’s high. March funds split 249.39 to the city and 7.96 to the county.

Gallipolis A. J. Stormont

Albany Brief Personal Vention

A long list of local visits and family connections is reported. Residents Mrs. Dennis Pauley and E. B. Dickson with relatives visited Albany area kin, while several others hosted or traveled to Circleville Lancaster Pomeroy Athens and Decatur. A sixth grader Aldine Woodrum was hospitalized for appendicitis.

Dennis Pauley Marie E. B. Dickson Adda Parker Hanford Elliott Orient Parker Frank Barnhill Circleville Lawrence Morris Arthur Lowther Lancaster J. C. Lewis G. M. Mansfield Near Albany Mansfield Donzelia Gail Dixon Dixon Aldine Woodrum Sheltering Arms Hospital Hazel Throckmorton Yvonne Columbus Lewis Conner Frances Conner John E. Kober Dayton F. E. Radcliffe E. H. Stratton Church of God Athens H. Featherston Nest of Decatur John Henger Pomeroy Margaret Woodyard M. Grover Sams Raymond Atkins C. N. Jones Mary Chester E. H. Lasch Frances Haning Harley Cine

Hidden Liquor Still Found in Gallia County

Federal state and county officers uncovered a 75 gallon moonshine still built into a symmetry mound on George Vieths property near Lindsey Hill in Cheshire Township Gallia County along with five gallons of illegal liquor. The mound shows years of use and camouflage. Vieth denied knowledge of the still.

George Vieth Lindsey Hill Gallipolis Cheshire Township Gallia County Vieth

Warren Smith Buried in Hemlock at Oak Field

Warren Smith age 77 of Hemlock was buried last Saturday at Oak Field. He was brother-in-law of Mrs. Laura Dew of Burr Oak. Eva Ivers visits Hemlock for employment. Inez Embray of Hartleyville operated on for appendicitis at St Francis Hospital. Blanche Dennis and Eva Ivers visit H C Weaver. Birthday party for Mrs Lora Davis planned for Hemlock April 1 with pot luck and games. Visitors to Talbert Marshalls include Foster Marshall and three Pennsville relatives. John Kale visits Blanche Dennis.

Warren Smith Hemlock Oakfield Smith Laura Dew Burr Oak Eva Ivers Inez Embray Hartleyville St. Francis Hospital Blanche Dennis H. C. Weaver Lora Davis Talbert Marshall Foster Marshall Columbus Pennsville John Kale

Goodglows Continued from Page Four

Toby frets over Tim's absence while Harriet arrives with news of a league check and Carol Marsh's whereabouts. Toby clings to routine, debating calls, visits, and the chance Tim will return soon as Harriet shares a Maryland house party update.

Harriet League Toby Carol Marsh Betty Turnbull Bally Carol Maryland

Crochet This Suit for Dressy Hours Pattern Ad

Crochet this eye catching suit with jacket in lacy and solid stitches and a plain crochet skirt. Patterns 871 941 and 971 offer jacket and skirt directions with illustrations material lists and sizes. price 10 cents each or 20 cents for two. Send 10 cents per pattern to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Department New York.

Athens Messenger Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York

Bees Worth Fifty Times More For Cross Pollination

The passage notes bees have a value fifty times greater for cross pollination of fruit blooms than for their honey, emphasizing their crucial role in crop yields and fruit production.

Death in Letart Falls prompts funeral plans

Letart Falls notes report the death of Samuel Noll of Cincinnati prompting his son Robert Noll to travel here. funeral will be held after water recedes. The column also records birthdays, illnesses, visitors, church activities, and local social events across the community.

Letart Falls Robert Noll Cincinnati Samuel Noll John Wheaton Portland Louise Parr Wheaton James Davis Dan McCloud W. O. Crow Carrie Roberts Emma Sayre Columbus W. N. Roberts

Darwin Briefs Highlights Local Visiting and Illness

Mrs Bertha Williams of Pratts Fork spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs George Howett Edith Whaley once ill shows slight improvement Mr and Mrs Dale Barnhart and two sons of Enterprise visited Mrs Ella Douglas Sunday Miss Margaret Norris and Miss Roush returned to Letart after stay with Mrs Clarence Story Mr and Mrs H B Pickett and daughter Evelyn visited Columbus last week Me and Mrs Val McCumber and son Keith were Sunday guests of E W Frost and family Flora Dana Howett and family spent Monday with George Howett Joan Weed Peach Fork visited Val McCumber family

Edith Whaley Dale Barnhart Enterprise Ella Douglas Margaret Norris Roush Clarence Story Letart H. B. Pickett Evelyn Columbus Val McCumber Keith E. W. Frost Flora Dana Howett George Howett Joan Weed Peach Fork Hockingport Charles Chase Gordon Bailey Virginia Knecht This Place Mary Knecht Willow Grove Vocational Agriculture Department of Troy High School L. L. Hoover Paul Williams Wellston E. J. Williams D. W. Brill Mary Sharpsburg A. Z. Penrose R. E. Wagner Stewart Kentuse J. Ki. Usm S. C. Barnes Zanville Nancy Davis W. Rock St Amy Humphrey W. B. King Cc. C. Davis Clarence Davis Clarksburg W. Va Ford Friens Lloyd Emmett Zanesville Ot Croy E. M. Davis Bethel Ridge

Former Gallipolis resident Andrew Jackson dies at 62

Andrew Jackson 62, a former resident of Gallipolis, died Monday in Millburn West Virginia. The deceased was identified as a Black man by the report.

Gallipolis Andrew Jackson Millburn W. Va

Broadwell Notes Weekend Visits and Illnesses

Broadwell society notes list Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Orville Harkins and families, Mr and Mrs Lisle White and son Bobby, Mr and Mrs Harley White and children Dallas and Et ta, and others. Mrs John Sprouse is ill. Geraldine Parsons visited Francis McDonald at Sharpsburg. Mr Joseph Conant is ill. additional visits from Amesville and Millfield families are reported.

Scott White Orville Harkins James Harold Lisle White Bobby Harley White Dallas Etta Maita Floyd McDonald Bartlet Cora Roberts Pennaville John Sprouse Clifford Thompson Tick Ridge Ralph Young

Straitsville Personal Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Services

Straitsville residents share weekend visits with relatives from Sugar Grove Chauncey and Chauncey. A special church service at the M E Church features a choir under Kathryn Lawson. Family gatherings include showers weddings and funerals with many Logan and Columbus trips noted. The Sunday service will combine Sunday School and church in a 90 minute unified format. Mrs Orndorf Watkins and Price travel to McKeeport Pa for Tom Thomas funeral.

Thomas Nihiser Mary Nihiser Sugar Grove Simeon Nihiser Rheuben Chidister Logan M. E. Church Kathryn Lawson Lottie Jewitt Mary Barstow Minnie Matheny Chauncey C. D. Strain P. M. Strain E Janette Mary Detrich E. A. Davidson Bart Russell Davidson Vinton Levi Palmer Roy Richard Waldie Chauncey Mary Davis William Smith Columbus Frank Hoy Old Town Wm. Edwards Twinsburg Margaret Edwards Geo. Lanning Isabelle Lawson Dora Blankenship Gertrude Strain Roy Palmer Edward Beach Junction City William Alexander Howard Margaret Ross Walter Ross Beulah Alice Wade Betty Jane Otstot Ohio U Goldie Otstot D. B. Blakenship Pomeroy Mary Swatzer Blankenship Chas Hazel Samuel Orndorf Henry Watkins Samuel Price McKeeport Tom Thomas

Local Grangers Gather With Guests In New Plymouth

Neighborhood social scene features Miss Mary Bickel of Union Furnace as guest of Miss Mildred Wil lama. PTA meeting at Union Furnace and Methodist Church activities highlighted weekend notes. Kenley Harris buys a new car.

New Plymouth Mary Bickel Union Furnace Mildred Willama

Gallipolis Couple Granted Marriage License

A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Raymond Spencer a 30 year old motorman from Middleport and Evelyn Quillen a 41 year old resident of Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Raymond Spencer Middleport Evelyn Quillen Gallipol

New Epworth League Officers Installed Sunday at Coolville

The Coolville Methodist Church held a candle light ceremony installing the Epworth League Chapter officers led by Rev. E J Williams. Officers include Myrtle Kincaid president John Crawford first vice Virginia Chapman second vice Daisy Murphy third vice Mary Lou Wolfe fourth vice Donald Wolfe secretary Inez Brafford treasurer Dorothy Pierce pianist Francis Gaskins chorister. Local notices mention dog and chicken control ordinance and community visits.

Coolville Methodist Epworth League Irma Jackson Marguerite Burdette Walter Miller E. J. Williams Inez Brafford Myrtle Kincaid Dorothy Pierce John Crawford World Service Virginia Chapman Social Service Daisy Murphy Mary Lou Wolfe Donald Wolfe Francis Gaskins W. B. King Corporation of Alma Chapman Edna Chute Norma Newland Delbert Blake Charlene Bingman Hostess Ohio River

Visiting Day Planned at Olive Orange School April 8

Tuppers Plains reports April 8 designated visiting day for grades and high school. Lunch served by Home Economics. Courtesy Week observed by students. Senior class plans Happy Landings three act play in early May. Community notices follow with local visits and family happenings.

Tuppers Plains Lena Keller Leslie Blough Belora Columbus Hess Nickles Nelsonville I. C. Chapman Maggie Russell Athens Chas, Bohr Violet Chester Charley Eynon Florida Holman Middleport Church of Christ Mable Barnett Reedsville Snyder M. FE Sarah Shields Bethel Carl Parker Robert Keller Gerald Lamb Co. A Velma Matlack Pomeroy Alvin Stiles Bettie Eiline

Syracuse Obituary and Local Notes Highlight Town Life

Mrs Ellen Butcher aged 85 died at home. her daughter Izora Greathouse survives. Widow of a noted bromine maker. other items note guests’ departures, influenza cases, flood disruptions, school reopenings, and local horticulture and church activities in Syracuse and nearby Middleport.

Funeral Rites for Mrs Abbie Scott Set at Paint Creek Baptist

Funeral services for Mrs Abbie Scott will be held at 2 o clock Thursday at the Paint Creek Baptist Church Gallipolis with burial in Pine Street Cemetery. The High Court of Ruth and Mutua Aid Society will officiate. Maine adopted a prohibition law in 1846 regarded as one of the first in the United States.

Gallipolis Abbie Scott Paint Creek Baptist Church Buriial Pine Street High Court of Ruth and Mutua Aid Society Maine United States

Athens Farmer Reports Vendol Relief and Health Improvement

Mr Gervis Mansfield of Route 1 Athens a 50 acre farmer says Vendol medicine brought his best health in two years. He details relief from indigestion gas dizziness constipation and night jitters after taking Vendol and Vendol Laxative Tablets and endorses the remedy at Athens Pharmacy. He advises others to consult the Vendol Man and buy Vendol from leading druggists.

Athens Gervis Mansfield Route 1 Mansfield Adv

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