Select Students for Scholarship Test In Gallia County
Gallia County announces the selection of students for Scholarship Tests to be held in Athens on May 4. Listed are pairs by subject area including chemistry biology general science physics math history languages and English courses. Also noted is F. J. Herman of Oak Hill undergoing leg amputation after a traffic accident and his wife hospitalized with severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Athens
Lewis Stevers
John Hamilton
John McKean
Mike Maniskas
Harold Robinson
Daniel Willis
William Rupe
Helen Henshaw
Carolyn Pownall
Betty Leaper
Marianna Keeler
Betty Bean
Grace Wilson
Myrtle Watson
Marian
Mildred Alexander
Ida Fontana
Catherine Faulkner
Helen Pierson
Kathleen Safford
Hilda Malley
Mary Louise Mohr
Virginia Willis
Mary Margaret Corn
Eunice Fierbaugh
Elizabeth Norman
Betty Henke
Geraldine Burnette
F. J. Herman
Oak Hi
Holrer Hospital
Kanauga Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Local social notes record visits from John Wesley Wagner and Raymond Martin Elelyan of W Va to relatives in Kanauga. Protracted meetings continue through Friday with the Rev. Copley assisting. Other items mention travels of Mrs. Spencer, John Trasti, Hazel Comstock, and progress on local health recoveries and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
John Wesley Wagner
Raymond Martin
Elelyan
W. Va
Grace
Ella Wagner
John Vickers
Julius Fleishman
Walter Duckworth
Huntington
Copley
Albert Spencer
Columbus
Spencer
John Trasti
Hazel Comstock
Pt. Pleasant
Emma Corretock
John Freer and Son
Chester
Lancaster
A. W. Pullins
Pullins
I. D. Harrison
Mervin
Clay Lick
Verne Berridge
Blanche Hughes
Orlando
Fla
Camp Gallia Training Period For New Recruits
Gallia officials report new emrplres entering Camp Gallia on Tuesday. Twenty eight named recruits including James Baldwin Bert Boster Junior Canaday Freddy Carpenter James Carroll Raymond Casey Oscar Corbin Roy Day and more will be conditioned at the local camp for a month or longer before possible transfers to other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Williams
Albert Young
Johnson Warren
Jake Chevalier
Orville Bush
Hayden Clarkson
Tobacco Contract Provisions Modified for Present Season
Gallipolis reports changes to the 1935 AAA tobacco program allowing rented acres to be used freely for crops other than wheat and tobacco. Signers may plant any crops and pasturing is allowed, provided harvests meet home consumption or livestock needs. Primary benefit is lifting corn planting restrictions to aid balanced farming without affecting existing corn hog contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
John Slipher
AAA
Ohio
Grants Two Divorces in Gallia County Court
Judge W. R. White granted two divorces. Nelia Goff won a divorce from Ernest Goff and custody of their child due to wilful absence. Gladys Smith was divorced from Herman Smith on gross neglect charges with custody for the children and visitation rights for the father, plus $8 weekly child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. R. White
Nelia Goff
Ernest Goff
Gladys Smith
Herman Smith
Smith
John King Arrested On Distilling Charge
Gallia Pct. John King of Green Township was arrested on a moonshining charge after federal and state officers and Patrolman W B Cooper raided his home. They found a 100 gallon distilling setup in operation and destroyed nine 50 gallon mash barrels 400 gallons of mash and 50 gallons of whiskey. King will be taken to Chillicothe for a U S Commissioner hearing. He was not at home during the raid but was found en route home carrying 100 pounds of sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Joan King
Green Township
W. B. Cooper
King's Home
Chillicothe
United States
Ohio girl faces manslaughter charge in father's shooting
Ethilender Loy, 17, is indicted by a grand jury in Steubenville Ohio for the March 6 shooting of her father on the family houseboat. The teen says she killed him to stop his persistent abuse of her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ethilender Loy
Steubenville
Police Chief Fell and Hospitalized Replaced by Officers
Police Chief John Fraley is hospitalized at Holzer Hospital with a right elbow infection after a fall last week. While off duty, Patrolman Chester Lea Perwill will replace him, with Constable J H Shato covering the night shift. Patrolman W B Cooper remains on noon to midnight duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraley
Holzer Hospital
Chester Leaper
J. H. Shato
W. B. Cooper
Nine Dogs Slain in Rabies Drive by Porter
In Gallia County on Wednesday dog warden H H Porter killed nine dogs as part of a county rabies crackdown. Four attacked sheep at Vinton, five from Maple Shade where a rabid dog had roamed recently. Porter warned all Maple Shade dogs may be killed. Strays, regardless of tags, were rounded up under the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Porter
Vinton
Maple Shade
Porter
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Ethel Young
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Charles Wilson
John Q. Haskins
W. EB. Woodyard
Camp Gallia
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Tou See
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Lady Esther
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