Tax Deduction Proposals Face Council Debate
The council will review proposed tax deduction changes and licensing rules at its next meeting. Summary notes reference trucked goods, local licenses, and a house to house exception for soldiers, with mention of peddler licenses and resale taxes. Names include Plymale, Gills, Myers, and Atkinson in a fragmented Society item.
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Plymale
Five
Gills
Ohio
Myers
Local Artist William Engel Shows Work in New York Exhibit
Gallia resident William 8 Engel of Gallopolis displays illustration portraits and life drawings at the Grand Central School of Art Mth Annual Exhibition in New York City. He is a student there, son of the late August and his wife, brother of Margaret Engel Holzer Hospital staff. Born in Green Township he was raised by aunt Elizabeth Davis Gage and graduated from Cadmus High School in 1928.
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Gallipolis
William 8. Engel
Gallia
Mth
Grand Central School of Art
New York City
August Engel
Mararet Engel
Holzer Hospital
Green Township
Elizabeth Davis, Gage
Cadmus High School
Better Homes Plan Pushed In Gallia County Drive
M E B Corpts of the Federal Housing Administration spoke to the Gallia County committee on modernization and new homes. Lola Neal chairs the Better Housing Campaign's women's division with Adeth Robinson, Ethel Young, and Mabel Thomas leading allied clubs. Adolph Henke was named PTA committee chair to coordinate with the campaign and schools.
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Gallipolis
M. EB. Corpts
Columbus
Federal Housing Administration
Lola Neal
Gallia County
Adeth Robinson
Parent Teacher Association
Ethel Young
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mabel Thomas
Garden
Man Charged in Vinton County Case Involving Assault and Property
A man from North Carolina was arrested in Vinton County on charges including assault and taking horses rented to a man named Eggers. Constable Shato returned the horses to their owner and jailed Eggers. Hearing set for 10 o clock May 27 before Squire Fred Milliser.
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Joan
Shato
Eggers
North Carolina
Fred Milliser
John Fraley
Holver Hospital
Local residents visit kin across several towns
Mrs William of Marion visited relatives in Nelsonville and Athens as several families shared Sundays at homes of McCargish Parsons Ely and others. Mr and Mrs Charlies Morris Lowery hosted and hosted guests while Herbert Ely and Michael Ely spent time with kin in Nelsonville.
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Mrs. William of
Marion
Perenta
Mr. and
Charlies
Morris Lowery
Herbert Ely
Nelsonville
William
Bishopville
Simon Parsons
Michael Ely
Verna France
Thelma Ely
Adda Wachenschwanz
William Howard
Willard Dishong
Ralph Schultz
Jacksonville
Thomas Schultz
Theodore Waugh Rites To Be Held Saturday
Gallipolis Ohio news notes the death of Theodore Waugh 88 died Wednesday at his daughter’s home in Northup from old age. He was born near the Ohio Township townhouse and was the last of his generation in the Amos Waugh family. He served as justice of the peace and was twice married, both wives dead. Surviving are Mamie Cox Greenfield Wilbur Waugh Huntington W Va George A Waugh Patriot and Mrs Davis Funeral services set for 7 p m Saturday at Asbury with burial in Mound Mill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Theodore Waugh
John Davis
Northup
Ohio Township
Amos Waugh
Mamie Cox
Greenfield
Wilbur Waugh
Huntington
W. Va
George A. Waugh
Patriot
Davis
Asbury
Mound Mill Cemetery
Rev J W McConnell Dies Former Ohio Representative
GALLIPOLIS Ohio Rev J W McConnell age 80 a former Lawrence County representative in the Ohio Legislature died Thursday at his Walnut Township home from a paralytic stroke six weeks earlier He was a retired Methodist minister at Bethesda Walnut Township and had lived in the county 25 years Surviving are his wife and five children Alva Mrs Ben Robinson Mrs Charles Webb Hunting ton W Va Charles of Springfield and Roy of Columbus Funeral services will be held at Bethesda at 1030 Sunday with further services to follow
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Gallipolis
Lawrence County
Ohio
J. W. McConnell
Walnut Township
Methodist Church
Bethesda
Alva
Ben Robinson
Charles Webb
Huntington
W. Va
Charlies
Springfield
Roy
Columbus
Burial Service Near Mr. McConnell’s Boyhood Home
Pallbearers listed for the burial near Mr. McConnell’s boyhood home include M. W. Martin, John Martin, J. S. S. Vaught, B. E. W. Carter, A. J. Ropeter, and H. A. Harbour. Burial details appear at the site marked oelock.
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Mr. McConnell
Oelock
M. W. Martin
John Martin
J. S&s. Vaught
BE. W. Carter
A. J. Ropeter
H. A. Harbour
Switzer Returns to Duties After TB Treatment
Switzer, assistant postmaster, ordered to bed last October for tuberculosis treatment, is back to work part time. He has gained 10 pounds during recovery and resumes duties.
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Switzer
Gallipolis
C. H. Switzer
Trial of Grover Doss in Burton slaying nears jury
Portsmouth reports Grover Doss faced the jury after denying on the stand that he shot William Burton or helped plot the killing. Prosecution and defense arguments prepared for Friday verdicts in the case.
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Portsmbouth
Grover Doss
William Burton
Doss
Burton
Racine Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Racine social column records weekend gatherings in multiple towns. Laura Echart and guests visited Joe Petrel. Ed Rees and Mrs. Lewis Stobart hosted in Middleport. families from Cincinnati Parkersburg Columbus Newark and Wheeling attended dinners and visits. Virginia Holman, living with Ed Rees, boasts perfect attendance for six years at Racine High School. Taylor from CCC Logen Camp appeared as a guest of Amanda Cross Martin Gander.
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Racine
Mrea
Laura Echart
Glenn Stahl
Mires Mernaret Munter
Joe Petrel
William Kait
Leona Nichols
Charles Orm
Jacksonville
Ed Rees
Lewis Stobart
Margaret Gabba
Middleport
John Cross
Columbus
Carrie Bell
W. J. Bell
Cincinnati
Emma McKim
Parkersburg
Kate Wolf
Judy Bell
Carl Bell
Fred Bell
Kathryn
Eloise
Evelyn Wolfe
Paul
Newark
Dillion Richards
Virginia Holman
Racine HP
Taylor
Amanda Cross
Martin Gander
CCC
Logen
Fiffie Gandee
Betty Wiltshire
Marmet
W. Va
Marcella Cleland
Brooks Beegle
Wheeling
Gene Beegle
Maurice Lott
Zaleski Couple Married in Greenup Kentucky
The marriage of Mrs. Garnette Milner Kendall and Mr. Frank Folt was solemnized in Greenup Kentucky on Monday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Milner of Wellston, has taught at Zaleski High School. The groom runs an automobile supply store in Welliston and they plan to reside there.
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Zaleski
Garnette Milner Kendall
Frank Folt
Greenup
Wiliam Milner
Wellston
Zaleski High School
Weillston
Mae Harkins
Hamden
John Boal
Marry Leege
Pleanor Bon
Akron
James McKibben
Helen
Donald McKibben
Roanoke
Weekend Guests In Coolville Visit Local Residents
The week-end in Coolville featured visits from Mr and Mrs Bert Bridgett and Mr and Mrs Brice Clark of Chili Sothe with Rev and Mrs T A Cleland. Mrs Alma Sharpe of Pittsburgh spent the week-end with her parents Mr and Mrs B B Pickens.
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Coolville
Bert Bridgett
Brice Clark
Chillisothe
Rev
T A. Cleland
Alma Sharpe
Pittsburgh
B. B. Pickens
Doctor Debunks Spring Fever As Pure Alibi
Chicago physician Dr Morris Fishbein downplays spring fever as a physical fact and calls it mainly an alibi. He cites yawning from fatigue and warmth induced relaxation, suggesting open windows, fresh air, and a brisk walk before breakfast as simple remedies.
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Dr. Fishbein
Fishbein
Retired River Skipper Calvert Dies at Charleston
Capt Millia Witt Calvert, longtime Kanawha River steamboat owner and operator, died at his Charleston home. He was father of Mrs L Brinkman and survived by his widow Catherine Calvert and son Ralph Calvert. A descendant of Lord Baltimore, he ran steamers for 35 years until retirement a decade ago. his fleet included the Kanawha Belle which later sank at Montgomery.
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Gallipolis
Millia Witt Calvert
Charleston
W. Va
L. Brinkman
Catherine
Ralph Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
James F&f Calvert
Kruschen Diet Remedy Claims Two Freeport Losses
Mrs J H Valentine of Freeport writes she lost 14 lbs in 3 weeks using Kruschen and her husband shed 12 lbs in the same period. She praises Kruschen as safe and effective and notes doctors prescribe it. The remedy is taken as a half teaspoon in hot water each morning with lemon. jars cost a few cents at drugstores.
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J. H. Valentine
Freeport
Kruschen
Valenting
Kruschen Lake
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