Cornerstone Laying Planned for Gallia Grange Hall Near Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Grange will lay the cornerstone for a new Grange Hall four miles from Gallipolis in Clipper Mills on Sunday April 25. Rev R P McCarley master will place the stone with Pomona Grange officers assisting before an expected crowd of over 500 Grangers from Gallia and neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Grange
New Hall
Gallipolis
Gallia County
R. P. McCarley
McCarley
Clipper Mills
Pomona Grange
Marguerite Moore
C. O. Clark
William A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
Harlan Wollborn
David Metcalf
Gallia Academy School Receives North Central Approval
Gallia Academy High School, under principal Carl C. Byers, was informed at the North Central Association meeting in Chicago that it remains unqualifiedly approved for continued membership. The school also received state accreditation for its physical and health education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Academy High School
North Central
Gallipolis
Carl C. Byers
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago
Association
North Central Territory
Lewis Moorehead
State Department of Education
Kanauga Child Burned by Coffee at Breakfast
Jane Jordan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jordan was badly burned on face arms and chest when she pulled a cup of hot coffee from the breakfast table Sunday morning. She was taken to Holzer Hospital. Local residents and relatives visited, with several trips to nearby towns mentioned in the day’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
W. E. McDade
Meigs County
Lizzie Adams
Ray
Huntington
Gallipolis
Women's Home
Cheshire
Sipworth League
WCTU
Seneca Hotel
Columbus
J. G. Epling
Gallia County
Berry Hudnell
Howard Hudnell
Joan
Nitro
W. Va
Ella
Grace Wagner
Morris Belville Found Dead in Huntington
Morris Belville 24 a Gallia County native son of William Belville was found dead from self administered poison at his father’s Huntington home. He was unmarried and had injuries from an automobile accident months earlier according to advices received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Morris Belville
William Belville
Gallia County
Huntington
Virginia Willis Tops Gallipolis Senior High Scholars
Virginia Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Willis Gallipolis finished first scholastically in this year s senior high school group with an average grade of 3.904 out of four. Catherine Faulkner ranked second with 3.75 and ten top students are listed including Bette Leaper Mary M Corn Grace Wilson Bessie Perry Archie Priestley Eleanor Niday Edith Nuckles and Ruth Venz with varied grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Virginia Willis
Earl Willis
Carl Byers
Catherine Faulkner
Bette Leaper
Mary M. Corn
Grace Wilson
Bessie Perry
Archie Priestley
Eleanor Niday
Edith Nuckles
Ruth Venz
Relatives Post Bond for Two in DWI Crash
Gallia county police report relatives posted bond for Wesley Miller 27 and Dale Musselman 33 on DWI charges after a crash. They also paid minor damages to J. H. Howard’s car in Pomeroy and $25 to a passenger who suffered a fractured rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbus
Wesley Miller
Dale Musselman
J. H. Howard
Pomeroy
Taxability of Kentucky liquor in Ohio trial Friday
The case before Judge W. R. White will determine if Kentucky liquor is taxable in Ohio. Charles Taylor and Clyde Yarnell were arrested here months ago with a truckload of untaxed Kentucky liquor. The trial will proceed without a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kentucky
Ohio
W. R. White
Charles Taylor
Clyde Yarnell
Afraid toove (Continued from Page 4) Marriage Revelation
The scene follows Bob declaring his engagement to Sybil in a crowded party as Joan watches in shock. Sybil battles jealousy and fear, recalling a hidden truth she fears Bob will uncover. The couple heads to tell Sybil’s uncle while Sybil battles anger and a growing sense of doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Joan
Sybil
Junior Class Sponsors Pie Supper Friday
Gallia Ohio high school hosts an old fashioned pie supper at the Gallipolis High School auditorium on Friday night. Only high school students may attend. Girls may gain admittance by bringing a pie or lunch box. Proceeds fund the Junior-Senior banquet and May 21 prom. Committee members are Bob Wolfe Anna Louise Willey and Margie Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis High School
Bob Wolfe
Anna Louise Willey
Margie Dillon
Ohio
Grand Officers To Visit Lodge At Gallipolis
Gallipolis crews expect 300 Masons for an official visit by J. Phillip Perry Grand Master Jefferson and Grand Lodge officers to Morning Dawn Lodge No 7. The program opens with a dinner at Libby Hotel followed by a parade to the Masonic Temple. The Drum and Bugle Corps will play as ritual work in Master Mason is exemplified then greetings and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Masonic Order
J. Phillip Perry
Jefferson
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Morning Dawn Lodge
No. 7
Clarence Wagner
Libby Hotel
Masonic Temple
All Masonic
Perry
Wesley Tobin Reports Attempted Holdup
Wesley Tobin of near Rio Grande reported an attempted holdup at Fourth and Cedar Streets. Police responded but did not locate the suspect. Tobin was en route to his home at 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Wesley Tobin
Rio Grande
Fourth and
Cedar Sts
Leaper
Tobin
Ernest Watts
Site for New Well Located At Bashan Farm
Oil men marked a location for a new well on the H. V. Tucker farm near the Tucker home. Drilling to start at once. Local social notes follow with visits and gatherings among Bashan residents and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashan
Famous church speaker to headline youth rally
A group of Baptist youths from Gallipolis will attend a state wide Baptist Youth Rally at Denison University in Granville next Sunday. Principal speaker will be Rev. Clarence W. Cranford, pastor of Logan Baptist Church in Philadelphia and longtime ally of Rev. George Sagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Danner
Dean Davis
Elmer
Catherine
Louis Boggs
Marie Meadows
Mildred Mills
Denison University
Granville
Clarence W. Cranford
Logan Baptist Church
Philadelphia
George Sagen
Cranford
Miss Gibbs Marriage Announced by Gallipolis Parents
Mr and Mrs Robert D Gibbs of Gallipolis announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Margaret Gibbs to Harold Campbell on Oct 31 1936 in Grayson Kentucky The bride is a Gallipolis High School graduate active in many school activities The groom works at Spring Hill Dairy where his father Ray Campbell heads the office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert D. Gibbs
Anna Margaret Gibbs
Harold Campbell
Grayson
Chesterhill News Briefs A Busy Local Roundup
Chesterhill reports illnesses and deaths in Marion Township with James McEl fresh critically ill from typhoid fever. James Weaver hospitalized in Columbus for diabetes. Mrs. Clyde Dulaney learns of sister-in-law Mrs. Edward Bohl’s death in Water town. Local residents visit relatives and work on soil projects. A fire destroys a brooder house and 311 chicks at Todds. Other notes cover travel, visits, and recent moves in the Chesterhill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Spurrier
Marysville
L. H. Carpenter
Leroy Kennard
Vernon
Maria
Earl Woodward
Max
Todds
Hettie Woodward
Chesterhill
Harry Woodward
Goshen Run
Milton Wallace
Oliver Taylor
John Pierpoint
Perry Woodward
Linnie Carpenter
McConnelsville
J. W. Hoon
F. H. Gibbons
Davis Store in Thurman Sold. Merchant Retires
GALLIPOLIS The Davis and Edwards merchandising establishment at Thurman has been sold to Zanesville buyers who will close it out. After years serving as merchant and postmaster, Mr. Davis is retiring due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Davis & Edwards
Thurman
Zanesville
Davis
Hughes Surrenders on Non Support Charge
John Hughes of Vinton was brought to Gallipolis from Marion by Deputy Sheriff Dale Russell on a non support charge filed by his wife Mrs Hughes. The warrant originated in Magister Fred Millisor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Hughes
Vinton
Marion
Dale Russell
Hattiesburg Judge Fines Himself One Dollar
In Hattiesburg Mississippi Police Judge Lester Clark fined himself one dollar for overparking. The case titled City of Hattiesburg versus Lester Clark was read aloud as the prose culprits attorney noted the defendant’s right to make a statement. Canadian salmon markets expand across more than eighty countries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg, Miss
U.P
Lester Clark
Lester
City of
Hattiesburg
Rutland Resident Is Honored on Birthday
Rutland residents and friends gathered Friday at Clara Diehl's home to celebrate her birthday with refreshments. The event featured many local names and relatives from nearby towns as the community notes a cheerful occasion amid other local visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Clara Diehl
Zina Whetstone
Evelyn
Jacksonville
Mildred Donahue
Ethel Nelson
Helen
Lou France
Betty Gilmore
Delbert Johnson
Clinton Pierce
Myrtle Donohue
Kathleen
Clara Spires
George Kennedy
Charles Spencer
Eddie Guinther
Copley
Gallia-Meigs
Susan Theobald
Audrey Theobald
Mrs. Parker
High School Entrance Tests Set For Countywide Administered Friday
Gallia County eighth grade pupils seeking high school admission will take exams at nine community centers starting 9 a m Friday. Test sites include Cadmus Centerville Mercerville Vinton Bidwell Rio Grande Centenary Cheshire and Chambersburg with listed pupil counts. Teachers will proctor at schools other than their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. Bion Bradbury
Cadmus
Centerville
Mercerville
Vinton
Bidwell
Rio Grande
Centenary
Cheshire
Chambersburg
Two Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Gallipolis
In Gallia County two couples received marriage licenses this week. Ralph Martin, 29, and Lillian Chambers, 26, both of Eureka, wed. Delmar Cook, 22, of South Webster, and Hazel Robinson, 21, of Oak Hill, also obtained licenses. A giant Sequoia tree produced 3,000 posts 650000 shingles and 100 cords of firewood, with the upper one third and branches unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ralph Martin
Lillian Chambers
Eureka
Delmar Cook
South Webster
Hazel Robinson
Oak Hill
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Willis Aleshire
Rev. Co. Clark
the Builders
C. V. Ward
Ewing
Lee Campbell
A. J. Stormont
Ohio Valley Grange Chorus
Hazel Harmon
Rio Grande Quartet
Clarence George
Garnet
Dorothy Swisher
Owen Kennedy
Ohio State Grange
Pomona
the Citadel of Righteousness
Rev
H. H. Wilbur
Grace M. E. Church
E. J. Jones
Thomas Evans
John Howell
Kanauge
John Meyers
Ralph Frank
William Conley
Long Bottom
Marion Slater
Alice Rairden
Pearl Ervin
Raymond Frank
L. E. Trussell
Roy McCullough
Starling McCullough
Clint Slater
John Taylor
George Ashley
Clifford
Ebling White
Harvey Frank
Chester
B. E. Orr
Chalmer Gillian
Ronald
Hollie Tucker
Mildred
Delaware
James Torrence
H. V. Tucker
C. W. Cranford
Chesterhill News
Gallaher Drug Stores
Ul LL
Old Mohawk Medicine Co
Athens
Gallaher
Court St
Acy
Davis Sells
Elsie Roush
Lady Canaday
Audrey Patterson
Edith Bean
Grace Caldwell
Harold Miller
Dorothy Ledlie
Titus
Marcia Denison
Weber Theobald
Wilbur Theobald
Everett Caldwell
Oscar Patterson
Co. O. Chapman
Elizabeth Anne Chapman
Marvel Spires
Jean Chapman
Janet Theobald
Kathryn Caldwell
John Caldwell
Carl Denison
Frank Evans
Elza Haley
Robert Garvin
Warren Sowers
Logan
Clair Taylor
Frank Utsinger
Herman Hoppes
Wendell Diehl
Bruce Williams
Lady Kennedy
Richard
Ethel Smith
S. Court ST
Caldwell
Dr. Lyons
Pinkhams Compound
Fletcher
Castoria
Citrates
Magnesia
Cocoanut Royals
Hershey
Betty Lewis Chocolates
Larvex Liquid
PV Sinse
Krems
Woodbury
Jergens
Pond’s
Fitch
Lady Esther
Noxzema Crear Evelyn Gay
COTY
Lux
Bromo Seltzer
Miles Nervine
ENO
Wampoles Rep
Midol
Colgate’s
Colgate
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