Gallia County schools receive $90,000 to pay debts
Ninety thousand dollars have been allocated to Gallia County schools by the County Department of Education. Funds, certified by the state education director, will cover operating expenses through July 1 1935 for Bidwell Cadmus and Raccoon and start the new term with financial stability. Allocations include Addison 4964 Bidwell 3206 Cadmus 4836 Centerville 4999 Cheshire Rural 8749 Cheshire Special 273 Clay 5338 Crown City 78 Green 5034 Greenfield 2 6 Guyan 7212 Harrison 6 Be Morgan 8462 Ohio 7245 Perry 8208 Raccoon 1408 Vinton 774 Springfield 4998 plus remaining tuition due totaling 6109 to Bidwell Cadmus Centerville Cheshire Special Crown City Guyan Raccoon and Vinton.
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Harrison
Be’. Morgan
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Perry
Vinton
Walnut
Springfield
Grivity
Cadman
Reccoon
Ten Day Jail Term For Interfering Inmate
Mrs Abbie Sheets Travies age 63 was sentenced to ten days in the county jail for contempt of court for interfering with her brother Ulysses Sheets an incompetent under guardianship of Leonard Sheets. She had moved him from Northup to her home at Fourth and Pine Street without guardian consent and he delivered rugs fruit and other articles to her home.
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Gallipolis
Abbie Sheets Travies
Jucce J. &. Clark
Ulysses Sheets
Leonard Sheets
Northup
State Officers Attend Odd Fellows' Meeting
Gallipolis report says Grand Master BE. L. Foriey and Grand Secretary Charles T. Crome attended the joint Bladen and Gallipolis Odd Fellows Lodge meeting. The merger elected new officers: W. T. Wells grand, Richard Barcus vice noble grand, J. F. Leaper financial secretary, J. L. Haskins treasurer, T. A. Beard, John Norman, and O. V. Waugh trustees.
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Gallipolis
BE. L. Foriey
Charles T. Crome
Bladen
Odd Fellows Lodge
Patoet Lodge
Ith
Gallipolis I
O. C. FP
W. T. Wells
Kreite
Richard Barcus
Noble
J. F. Leaper
J. L. Haskins
T. A. Beard
John Norman
O. V. Waugh
Ohio loan grant reduced for City Hall project
Secretary Ivkes cut Tuesday the Ohio loan and grant after the regiment sold bonds privately to PWA. The Hamilton loan and grant of 542,900 for a City Hall was reduced to 967,000.
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Ohio
Washington
Ivkes
PWA
Hamilton
Judge Makes Report on Municipal Court Fines
During July, the Municipal Court collected 365.40 in fines and costs with most charges for intoxication. City receives 550.50, county 8.70, and state 6.20. July collections were 18 less than June.
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Gallipolis
Costa
A. J. Stormont
Obituary of Bertha Houck White at Northup home
Bertha Houck White age 63 longtime Asbury Church member died at her Northup home Wednesday from throat cancer. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the residence with Rev. W. H. Kiser in charge, burial in the White family cemetery. Surviving: husband Leslie, three children Irene Walter Akron Gladys Martin Belknap Ti Luther White at home. siblings S Carter Portland Ore Jacob Hummerich Columbus Cyrus G. Houck Kananga Earl Houck Rolfe Asa Houck Grace Chevalier Gallipolis Homer Houck Northup. A writ of attachment for contempt of court was issued by Judge W. R. White in the suit of Fdria Byas against Fred Ryan.
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Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
Bertha Houck White
Northup
W. H. Kiser
White
Leslie White
Irene Walter
Akron
Gladys Martin
Belknap
Luther White
S Carter
Portland
Ore
Jacob Hummerich
Columbus
Cyrus G. Houck
Kananga
Earl Houck
Rolfe
Iowa
Asa Houck
Grace Chevalier
Homer Houck
Zaleski and Vinton County Hint Local Social Ties
Local notes list visitors from Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Chillicothe. School board hires Blanche Steele for seventh and eighth grades while Margaret Webb returns to nursing duties at Cherrington hospital after illness. A baby Dwight Ellis born July 2 to John Florence, high school principal. Funeral for Ira Pinney Sr. detailed with note on his lifelong Hope residence and unmarried status.
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C. H. Walsh
Dayton
Margaret Webb
Cherrington Hospital
W. W. Weiser
Dwight Ellis
John Florence
Florence
A A. Boa
Charlies Benbow
Columbus
Flora Diil
Ira Pinney
Hope
Pinney
Albert and
Perry
Cheshire Coal Code Charges Are Dismissed
In Gallipolis six Cheshire miners were cleared of coal code charges after appealing to higher court. The defendants Darst Scott Swisher Siders Sigman and Wilbur Darst faced August 27 accusations of selling coal below the code price at two wallet-miner wagons and were found not guilty by Judge W R White. The cases were filed with the Court of Appeals April 24 and dismissed at the request of Prosecutor Harry Miller for Attorney General John W. Bricker.
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Common Pleas
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Court of Appeals
Douglas Darst
Bert Scott
M.K. Swisher
William H. Siders
R. M. Sigman
Wilbur Darst
W. R. White
Ohio Vally
Harry Miller
Atty
John W. Bricker
Wreck at cemetery entrance damages car. occupant unhurt
Newsom Williams vehicle overturned after tumbling down a 15 foot bank near the Mound Hill Cemetery entrance Wednesday afternoon. The left front wheel was crushed and a fence post pierced the car on the right side, but the occupant escaped injury.
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Gallipolis
Newsom Williams
Fourth Avenue
Mound Hill Cemetery
Pioneer Society Meigs Co to Meet in Chester August 8
Chester hosts Pioneer Society of Meigs County meeting on Thursday August eighth. Ice cream supper Saturday night August 3 on the Commons benefits the M E Sunday School. Sunday School picnic set for Willis Grove Flatwood Saturday August 10.
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Chester
M. E
Pioneer Society
Willis Grove
Flatwood
Chester Township
Fred Rice
John W. Frank
Washington, D. C
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Albany
Mary Young
William Wallace
Athens
Will Myers
Rutland
M. EB
Surprise Birthday Dinner for 80th Brookville Resident
A surprise birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons honoring David Weaver who turned 80. A procession of relatives and friends from multiple nearby towns attended, with two birthday cakes presented. Additional local social notes and influenza illness mentions follow.
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William Moody
Ray Weaver
Rockland
Lisle White
Bobby
Frank Parsons
Harry Palmer
Chesterhill
Herman North
Millfield
Henry North
John Young
CCC
Peach Ridge
Joe Young
Walter Foutch
Columbus
Bethany Ridge Personal Notices From Local Families
Bethany Ridge notes visits from Hollis Stalder family Chauncey Grant Russell and relatives and other guests from Youngstown Stewart Marietta Pomeroy and Sharpsburg. Bethany home coming planned. Rome Fox Hunters meet first Tuesday in August at the Stewart IOOF Hall with field meet planning. Rev D W Snyder to preach at Bethany Saturday night August 4. Additional details on local family visitors included.
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Bethany Ridge
Hollis Stalder
Richard
Chauncey
Grant Russell
Frank McPherson
Maxburg
Clarence Covelle
Garnet Wright
Marietta
George Wright
Pomeroy
Glenora Wright
Bethany
Rome
Mrs Lois Petty Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Lois Petty returns home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Herman Wright in Athens. Gene of Lebanon called on Cyrus Webster at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Petty.
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Herman Wright
Athens
Gene
Lebanon
McAfee
Cyrus Webster
Clarence Petty
Man's body mistaken for a log at Falls Mill rapids
Reports of a man's body seen floating over Falls Mill rapids caused city excitement until officers reached the railroad bridge at the depot and found the report referred to a log. Kenneth Frazier and Roy Thompson of Logan will appear on WAIU amateur hour between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Friday, second appearance, playing guitar and rattlebones.
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Falls Mill Rapids
Kenneth Frazier
Roy Thompson
Waiu
County pension offices stay open if county backs plan
J Berro din, Columbus-P H., old age pension chief, said no county pension offices will be closed if county officials decline to support an office. If not supported, the state will assume the responsibility.
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P .H
J. Berrodin
Berrodin
Vatican City Races Third of a Mile Track
A fragment notes a Vatican City event measuring one third of a mile, signaling a compact race or test course. Details remain limited but imply a formal track specification linked to the Vatican.
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Vatican City
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