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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1935

Page

3

Sheriff tightens jail visiting rules amid liquor case

Sheriff Roscoe O. Fowler orders restricted visits at the Meigs jail after a prisoner Searls pleads guilty to supplying liquor to another inmate. The measure limits visits to one hour daily from 9 to 10 as officers cite rumor, evidence and disorderly conduct as the basis, with stricter enforcement promised in future.

Meigsail Roscoe O Dexter Searls H. H. Mees Fowler

Local Social And Family News From Portsmouth Area

Sunday visits and family gatherings highlight community life in Portsmouth and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs. Russell Mills and kin, Mr. E Snyder and Dorothy Mae, Coraopolis visitors, Klein and mother near Pearl Street, and Mrs. C T Shu visiting relatives.

E. Snyder Dorothy Mae

Tax rules for farmers and gardeners in amended law

Town gardeners face land tax rules and exemptions under a legislative amendment. The measure, passed by the legislature, clarifies which sales of plants and vegetables are taxable and which are exempt for farmers and their vendors.

Legisweek

Vening Court Details Incomplete From OCR

Fragmentary OCR notes mention people and a Monday event with possible arrests or charges. Names include Malcolm Hartley Mrs Ruth and Mrs Jenn Webster, with references to paying fines and a President. Content is unclear and lacks full context.

Taxpayers League Opposes Higher Property Valuation Stand

Meigs County Tax Payers League chairman John Sauvage states the group will oppose higher property valuation, arguing past high valuations brought higher taxes and urging economy. He cites 1929 to 1934 tax rates in Pomeroy and notes a standing budget committee ready to cooperate with county officials.

Taxpayers League Pomeroy John Sauvage Meigs County Walter McCullough Charles Young Tuppers Plains Harley Musser Rutland

Meigs County special school work expands with five centers

Mrs. Derna Cranston is named parent education leader for Meigs Emergency Schools with sessions starting Monday 2 p m at Park Street School Middleport. Centers will be held in Racine Reedsville Harrisonville Syracuse Rutland Middleport Thomas Fork Pomeroy and farm education coordination by Mrs Avice Roush and Homer Ashworth.

Pomeroy Derna Cranston Meigs County Park Street Middleport Cranston Racine Reedsville Harrisonville Avice Roush Homer Ashworth Roush Audrey Wyatt Athens A. W. Hoover Marian Welch Syracuse Rutland Thomas Fork G. H. Wyatt Forest Run Agriculture Center Homer Blackwood Silver Run Blackwood Wolf Pen C. E. Peoples Court of Common Pleas L. D. McMaster Herman Warner Lincoln Russell Benton Carl BE. J. Tracy Weber Thoma Norman Heilman Carey Hysel

Middleport Groups Active This Week

The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met Monday at the church for its April session led by president Miss Etta Gaskill and studying Japan. The Sanborn Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. F. C. Kreager’s home Monday evening and completed the second chapter of Out of the Far East. A reception planned by the Loyal Berean Class for new members was postponed to Tuesday evening, April 16.

Middleport Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Etta Gaskill Japan H. B. Curd Pearl Graves Jake Young Sanborn Missionary Society First Baptist Church F. C. Kreager Far East Berean Church of Christ

Youngsters Return to Homes in Meigs Co

David Goodwin and Donald Rolland, who disappeared Sunday, returned to their homes near Pomeroy around 2 PM Monday after considering running away beyond Red House West Virginia. Police had been alerted but the boys were spotted when they reached the Pomeroy Bend Bridge. Orval LaFiver, 28, died Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital Toledo. He is survived by his wife formerly Daisy Hysell of Bradbury and is brother-in-law to Mrs. J. V. Meier. Mrs. Meier returned from Toledo after several weeks there.

Port Bobby Tompii Rebie Recové Mills Max Lam Portsmouth Russell Mills Victor Grimm Dolan Coraopolis Pomeroy David Goodwin Donald Rolland Red House W. Va West Virginia Pomeroy Bend Bridge Toledo Bradbury Orva! LaFiver St. Vincent's Hospital Daisy Hysell J. V. Meier

Middleport Families Attend Aunt's Funeral

Mr and Mrs Frank Simms of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Clarence Clifford Pom eroy will travel to Rgger Wednesday to attend their aunt Ita Alnam Darste's funeral.

Middleport Frank Simms Clarence Clifford Pomeroy Rgger Ita Alnam Darste

Wanderer to Meet Parents at Evangelical Church

Wanderer Leon Ray Livingston known as the A No 1 Wanderer will speak at the Evangelical Church of Peace on Wednesday at 7:00 pm under Federated Church auspices. Rev R C Ditter notes his career, his San Francisco roots, European and American roaming, and his new focus on solving run away youth problems. He cites unemployment and roaming youths as context for the talk Where Is My Wandering Boy.

Europe America Rev. Ditter

Services Close Strong at Trimble Evangelistic Series

Rev. F I Gardner and Mrs. Gardner concluded evangelistic services at Trimble after a two week series. Twenty five new members were added to the church roll during the meetings. Mrs. Gardner accompanied her husband to Trimble and stayed for the closing session before returning to Middleport.

Middleport F. I. Gardner Trimble

Gallia County Schools Report Narrowed Budgets and Mergers

Gallia County districts cut teaching and transportation costs overall though consolidations occurred late January. Vinton District saves 1500 with 500 from Huntington Rural merger. Cheshire Rural and Kyger reduce operations by 200 while Cheshire Special adds a teacher. Clay Chambersburg merger saves 2000. Ohio District up 1000. One room schools preserved staff as new state bus rates applied to new buildings.

Gallipolis Gallia County Vinton Huntington Rural Cheshire Rural Kyger Cheshire Special Walnut Green Rural Perry Rural Clay Chambersburg Ohio

Wedded in Pomeroy and Alfred Weddings Reported

Norma Griffith and Edward Diefenbaugh married at Peace Church with Rev. R C Ditter officiating. They will reside in Columbus. Roy Van Meter and Marie Antolok wed in Alfred by Justice J W McCullough.

Pomeroy Norma Griffith Myrtle Griffith Spring Avenue Edward Diefenbaugh Columbus the Peace Church R. C. Ditter

Chester Blankenship Acquitted by Jury in Gallia Co

A Gallia County jury found Chester Blankenship not guilty of manslaughter in the April 1934 death of Charles Red Long. After a half hour of deliberation, Blankenship testified that he shot Long after Long raised a shotgun during a confrontation near Wagner's Store. Patrolman Chester Leaper corroborated Blankenship by saying Blankenship surrendered his revolver and admitted the shooting.

Gallipolis Chester Blankenship Charles “Red” Long Blankenship Long Spruce Second Street Wagner Red Long Chester Leaper Leaper Lon Valentine Alvarado Lewis A. H. Robinson Charlies A Francis Clyde Dale Ellis Ball Ed Kerr Stanley Lanier Maude Gray Clyde Harrison Edith Christ Homer Myers Lecta Jack Phillips Bladen

Airport Open At Gallipolis With New Aeronca Plane

Holzer Airport resumes operation with Lieut. E Hodgson in charge of a new Aeronca plane. He will continue student training begun before winter and maintain an office at the flying field. When weather allows, he will accept passengers.

Road Needs Shown By Gallia Engineer

Gallia County faces over three times more road area than neighboring counties with the same or less funding. Surveyor Haskins notes 6090 miles of roads with 70000 annually for maintenance and construction. 480 miles surfaced with gravel or limestone, 150 miles dirt. 120000 would shape and surface dirt routes. He outlined FPERA project plans for quarrying and district work using 32 men over 80 days. Gallia also reports the State Scholarship test leaders Betty Ann Henke and Charles Stevers with 257 points.

Gallipolis Jackson Lawrence Gallia County Farnom Haskina Lawrence County Jackson County Haskins Gallia Betty Ann Henke Charles Stevers Daurel Willis Joe Clark Marguerite Frederick John Thomas Hamilton Geraldine Valeda Burnette Jane Eloise Rothgeeb

What It Takes To Make a Home sermon at Kanauga church

Kanauga notes report Rev J W Mc Mahon preached on what it takes to make a home Sunday night. Callers included Charles Duval and mother John Miner and Miss Johnson of Gallipolis Ferry. Otis Lewis bought the Andrew White property on Main Street. Harry Owen visited Pt Pleasant on business. In Gallipolis a marriage license was issued to Woodrow Martin and Lyda Love.

Kanauga News Kanauga J. W. McMahon Charles Duval John Miner Miss Johnson Gallipolis Ferry Otis Lewis Andrew White Main Street A. G. Haner Harry Owen Gallipolis Woodrow Martin McConnelsville Farmer Lyda Love Arthur Love

Damages Sought After Collision Near Addison

William W. Betz seeks $200 against Ed Judy for damages to his car after a March 4 collision near Addison. Garnet Betz was driving and parked with a tire change in progress when Isabelle Manning died from injuries after the Betz car was struck by Judy’s coupe.

Gallipolis William W. Betz Ed Judy Addison Garnet Betz Mise Isabelle Manning Betz Judy

Meeting attendees visit Gallipolis church

At a Monday gathering at the Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis Morgan County residents J. E. Patterson and C. A. Gaylord attended along with Mrs. Kate Finley and the Rev T. E. Leonard MacConnellville Patterson works in the state Bureau of Accounts and Gaylord is a Malta banker Mrs Finley is widow of former Common Pleas Judge H M Finley Judge J S Clark was visited by Patterson and Gaylord, longstanding friends.

Gallipolis Presbyterian Church J. E. Patterson C. A. Gaylord Kate Finley T. E. Leonard MacConnellville Patterson State Bureau of Accounts Gaylord Malta

Obituary notices from Gallipolis mourn two local women

Mrs Elizabeth Simms Darst aged in Gallipolis died at home near Kgger leaving husband Alonzo and several children including Floyd Hunting ton W Va Mrs James Stewart Toledo Mrs Ivan Grover Mrs Forest Rathburn James Daret Cheshire Mrs Frank Markin Carpenter and Douglas and Walter at home a brother James Simme Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Old Kgger Church burial Gravel Hill Cemetery Also Mrs Alice Caldwell Ross age 63 husband W Grant Ross Ohio Township and one sister Mrs Sarah Jane Montgomery survive her Funeral services held Tuesday at Mt Zion Church burial there

Kgger Gravel Hill Cemetery Gallipolis Mra Alice Caldwell Ross Mt. Zion Church

Court session docket lists four civil suits

The Gallipolis court calendar includes Gertrude Newman versus Stanley Haskine on Tuesday, Monroe Winston versus Delphos Noble on Wednesday, Bay Clear versus Mary E. Tabit on Thursday, and Irene Erwin versus Paul Wagoner on Friday.

Gallipolis Gertrude Newman Stanley Haskine Monroe Winston Va Delphos Noble Mary E. Tabit Irene Erwin Paul Wagoner

Coroner Reports Accidental Death of State Ward

In Gallipolis coroner Dr W L Brown ruled an accidental death after investigating Joe Schrien an inmate at O H B E He was with John Harsch when Harsch convulsed dropped tobacco Schrien and others said Harsch attacked Schrien Schrien pushed him and Harsch fell fracturing his skull dying twelve hours later A separate Gallipolis decree foreclosed a $1100 debt against Hobart George Inez George Wilburine and Stella Katherine George with three day payment required or property sale.

Gallipolis W. Lewis Brown Joe Schrien O. H. BE Schrien John Harsch Cleveland Harsch W. R. White Monday Grace Downing Hobart George Inez George Wilburine Stella Katherine George

Pomroy Civic Club Meeting Postponed by Chairman

The Pomroy Civic Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday night is postponed by chairman L. D. McMaster. Time of the new meeting will be announced by the chairman once decided.

Pomeroy

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