County Board Pledges Action Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary notes show county board pledging some action with names unclear including Mr and Mrs Lee and a reference to SRD Chap. Further readable context is limited.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary notes show county board pledging some action with names unclear including Mr and Mrs Lee and a reference to SRD Chap. Further readable context is limited.
The Sugar city council discussed a sewer project and paving work on Avenue near Lyons Restaurant at Main Street. Approval steps include state submissions and securing street space for a jet exhibit. Officials anticipated action this week and noted support from the light committee and local interests.
A local church plans a benefit night on Friday with community members from Lincoln and nearby areas attending. The event at the Baptist Church aims to raise funds for church activities as families visit relatives and neighbors during the weekend.
The election of officers for the First Baptist Church Bible School was held Sunday morning. Superintendent L. D. Diles and assistant H M Cross. secretary Mill Lois Diles and assistant James Pullins. treasurer Harley Sanborn. librarian Clifford Beaver. pianist Mrs Beatrice Ward and assistant pianist Mrs Paul Smith. Mrs F C Kreager chosen superintendent for the Junior Department with Miss Letty Fugate as superintendent of the primary department.
Meigs County to receive free labor for sanitary privies under a joint Ohio Health Department and Public Health Service program. County Supervisor Fred Radford urged residents in unsevered areas to obtain fly tight, odorless privies with materials supplied by owners, labor provided by relief agencies.
During Holy Week Rev R C Ditter announces daily services at the Federated Church with theme I determined not to know anything among you save Jesus Christ and Him crucified. Communion will be offered Thursday and Easter Sunday with morning home visits for shut ins. The Senior Choir rehearses nightly for the Sunrise Service and the Junior Choir joins Friday rehearsal.
The Rufus Putnam fifth graders form the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe to study world current events. Daily meetings at 11 discuss items later written for the Putnam Messenger. Members publish pieces on topics like The Pipe Line Greece's Revolution and The Gold Decision.
Dean Cc Dutton Ph D will visit Pomeroy starting Monday for Youth Week talks at schools and churches. He will give student body presentations by day and public inspirational talks at night across churches with free will offerings covering expenses.
Millfield residents record a weekend of visitors and relocations including W P Boudinot visiting New Lexington parents, John Kaszonyi Jr and family in Niles, and the Wells family moving to Sanders Addition. Local schooling staff and influenza reports are noted alongside golf at Athens course. GALLIPOLIS: fingerprints taken from cans tied to Evans Wholesale House burglary on Front Street.
Governor Da vey sought small contributions to fund the executive office and collected seven dollars and eleven cents. The note mentions that whales can live over a century, linking two disparate facts in a single column.
Mr and Mrs A A Chappelle journeyed to Columbus Monday for several days on business. Mr and Mrs Norman Wayland plan to move this week into the Mrs Effie Hundley property on Gravel Hill. Mr and Mrs W A Boso and the former's father Alex Boso with Mrs Cooper Wagel of Parkersburg joined Mrs Curt Lallance of Syracuse and the group visited Mrs Lallance's sister Mrs R C McBride and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Richards of Newark spent the week end here with Mrs. Eva Wolfe, the mother of the latter, and other relatives. Dixie Stobart, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stobart of Antiquity, fractured her left leg above the ankle while playing at school on Friday.
Twenty B Y P U members enjoyed a social evening at Rev T T Sheltons home in Racine with games and a post social lunch. several locals and visitors mentioned include Kathryn Bell Bliss College. others listed as visiting family and friends.
Gallia County fruit crops face danger as snow storms arrive after a near spring lull. Weather observer Edwin McCormick notes temperatures plunged from 82 degrees to 35 degrees, risking damage to peach and pear blossoms while plums, cherries and apples may follow. Records compare rainfall to 1934, with 39 inches expected this year.
Evan T. Rothgeb age 62 died in Columbus after three months illness. Widow W F Deem Kananga, sisters and children in Bellaire Cari and Neal Rothgeb Columbus. Funeral services in Columbus Wednesday. Employed at Resener Mill and engineer at O H E waterworks pump station.
A Gallipolis dinner sponsored by Frank Vance urged C. O. McIntyre and his wife to return to their hometown. The gathering in the Hotel LaFayette drew many local and out of town figures, with no speeches planned beyond voicing wishes for the couple’s return.
Jacksonville council urges residents to tidy premises this week. Burnable trash should be burned on site and other rubbish placed in boxes or barrels for haul away at no cost Friday and Saturday. Health measure aims to reduce disease and improve community appearance.
A marriage license was issued to G. A. Scarberry, 58, a farmer from Cabelle County, West Virginia, and Julia Adams, a native of Cabelle County.
Miss Ethel Young was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at a meeting in Island View Inn. Elected officers include Margaret Carter as vice president, Edith Christ as recording secretary, Isabelle Warden as corresponding secretary, and Edna C. Hurn as treasurer. Directors span three, two, and one year terms. dues paid by all 47 members. Group singing by Ruth Sawyer with Eleanor Bush on piano. Tulip decorations graced the tables.
J T Callahan now of Jackson and visiting Gallipolis guests include Dr and Mrs S H Bing W T Cherrington and Miss Esther Donnelly from Athens Ed McCormick hosts Floyd Stormont son of Judge and Mrs A J Stormont returns from San Diego Sandra Sue Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Bartow Jones Pt Pleasant W Va born at Holzer Hospital to Nedra Wilhelm Jones The line notes that one dollar in every four spent by the U S government goes to public works.
Morgan Township receives a transfer of 150 from the gasoline tax fund to the general fund as approved by Judge W. R. White in Gallipolis. The move reallocates public funds to support township operations.
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda Iowa says Kruschen helped her drop from 226 to 208 pounds in three weeks with doctor approval. The ad claims safe fat loss, offers a four week supply, half teaspoonful daily in hot water, suggests lemon juice, and guarantees 12 pounds lost or money back.
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