Gallia County Farm Bureau Elects Leaders at Luncheon Meeting
Gallia County Farm Bureau members met at lunch to discuss tax strategies and cooperative distribution as a solution to unfair taxation. Ralph Davis was re elected president Fred Mills named vice president M. E. Gatewood secretary treasurer D D McClelland and a 15 township board of directors will be appointed. The county agent was absent. Rev H H Wilbur led devotionals and Ladies Aid served lunch at the Methodist Church.
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Vance
Farm Bureau
Ralph Davis
Fred K. Mills
M. E. Gatewood
Davis
Gallia County
D. D. McClelland
R. R. Starbuck
H. H. Wilbur
Ladies Aid Society
Tonic claims to boost blood and energy
An ad describes a tonic sold in drug stores claiming to improve oxygen in the blood, relieve tiredness, and support willpower. It promises quick health benefits, notes a mineral content, and suggests a two week supply at a specific price.
Annual Holy Week Services Being Planned
Gallipolis announces a Holy Week program with daily Noonday services from 12 to 12:30 in the Baptist and Methodist churches and a Union Communion at 7:30 in the First Presbyterian. Good Friday features a three hour program at St. Peter's Episcopal with seven speakers led by Canon Gilbert P. Symons of Cincinnati.
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Gallipolis
Baptist Church
W. T. Packer
H. H. Wilbur
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Sagen
First Presbyterian Church
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Gilbert P. Symons
Cincinnati
Farmers to Escape Most Ohio Sales Tax on Farm Goods
County Auditor Emmett Keeler says farm production items are exempt from sales tax. The list covers tractors, plows, grinders, sprayers, manure spreaders, reapers, hay tools, wagons, dairy equipment, crop processing gear, farm trucks, and related supplies. Non exempt items include house furnishings, clothing, off farm vehicles, lumber, and building materials. Keeler expects a complete list to be issued later and asks farmers to report refusals to tax to the auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emmett Keeler
Keeler
Legion to Attend District Meeting in New Lexington
The Lafayette Post of the American Legion will participate in the district meeting on Sunday April 28 at New Lexington. The local Legion will attend in full strength with the Drum and Bugle Corps in the parade. Pope Pius abandons encyclical plan for April 28 end of Holy Year.
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New Lexington
Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Preferential Ballot in Use On Ohio Wesleyan Campus
Ohio Wesleyan University adopts a preferential ballot for student elections. Voters rank candidates first through as many as nine on ten names, eliminating the lowest tally until winners emerge. Edward Parsons notes the change aims to select the most qualified candidate rather than party loyalties.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edward Parsons
Cleveland
Student Elections Committee
Gallia Jury Awards $150 In Head-On Collision Suit
Monroe Winston wins $150 in damages from D B Noble after a July head-on crash on a Chickamauga Park bridge. Winston sought $1,261 including $1,000 for injuries, $250 for car damage, and $11.25 medical bills. Noble, a teacher, was en route from Rio Grande College to Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Monroe Winston
D. B. Noble
Chickamauga Park
Winston
Noble
Adelphi
Rio Grande College
F. M. Tawney
Maude S. Gray
A. L. DeWitt
S. F. Smith
Clyde Harrison
Gellipolis
Ernest Carter
Edna Ropeter
Northup
Homer Myers
Leeta
Jack Phillips
Bladen
Frank Palmer
Vinton
Nina Rothgeb
Cheshire
Archie Amos
Ewington
Ray Clear
Mary EB. Tabit
May Day Queen to Be Crowned at Rio Grande College
Miss Ethel Markin of Ironton will be crowned Queen of the May at Rio Grande College’s Annual May Day celebration on Friday May 17. She was chosen as the campus’s most prominent woman student.
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Gallipolis
Ethel Markin
Ironton
Rio Grande College
Child Taken To Holzer Hospital After Scarlet Fever Complications
Mary Jane Sipman, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Sipman, was hospitalized Wednesday evening for scarlet fever complications. Her father teaches agriculture at G.A.H.8. A note mentions an 1644 weather report by a minister in Wilmington Delaware.
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Gallipolis
Mary Jane
Russell Sipman
Holzer Hospital
G.A.H.8
Wilmington
Del
Guy Kennedy
Beatrice Fay
Arthur Steele
Columbus
Henry Rumfield
Mr. Steele
E. Steele
Elizabeth Darst
Alonzo Darst
Stingy Creek
Education leaders to address Gallia County teachers
Gallia County high school and grade teachers will meet at 2 p m Friday in G A H auditorium to hear Miss Frances Mason reading supervisor and Ray G Wood head of the testing division both from the Ohio Department of Education County Supt H Bion Bradbury will introduce the speakers Teachers will not be required to make up the hours lost The note adds that more than 25 000 000 barrels of oil are used annually in this country for heating purposes
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Frances Mason
Ray G. Wood
Ohio Department of Education
H. Bion Bradbury
Langsville Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Longstreth
Langsville neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. J. E. Longstreth for a potluck birthday surprise. Sixteen people attended as Mildred Miller noted a personal detail and family visits were mentioned, including relatives and guests from Albany Columbus and Stingy Creek.
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Langsville
J. E. Longstreth
Mildred Miller
Catherine Bobo
L. F. Miller
Albany
F. A. Miller
H. E. Miller
Watch Your Kidneys Like Your Bowels for Health
A 1934 health notice explains that kidneys filter waste and should be monitored like bowels. It asserts adults pass about 3 pints of urine daily, warns of signs of clogged kidney tubes, and promotes Doan's Pills as a relief and cleansing aid from druggists.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Cay
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