Meigs County Sales Tax Changes and Car Trade Notes
Fragmented report notes new sales tax rules and automobile transfers. Mentions dealers in used cars, fees for half decade, and a football game attendance by fans.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented report notes new sales tax rules and automobile transfers. Mentions dealers in used cars, fees for half decade, and a football game attendance by fans.
Officials report federal funds to aid relief across Meigs County with payroll support for workers. Rocking county projects, 10 of 16 new funds allocated, while welfare leaders prepare to submit additional proposals to continue road jobs and employment relief efforts.
Leo Phillips of the Columbus police force was guest of honor at a stag party hosted by Deputy Sheriff Hank Young at Gerald Rice's Naylors Run home. Attendees included Sheriff Roscoe O. Fowier Frank Will H. H. Mees Pat Lochary Ethan Harper Robert Coats Gerald Rice Hank Young Ed Matthews of Glouster Thomas Young of Durham George Joachim Albert Young and others.
Middleport residents including Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury and family visited Dayton with Mrs. Bradbury’s mother. Marjorie Vorhees of Nelsonville stayed with Miss Nancy Reed, returning home Thursday. Franklin Edwards, son of Virgil and wife, is ill with typhoid fever but showing slight improvement. Charles Rathburn and Bobby Flesher, Columbus visitors, returned home. Homer Cooper and son William return from Miami, Florida, to their Pearl and Lincoln streets home. H. R. Searls of Huntington visited his son Leo, his mother Elvina Searls, and granddaughter Maxine Searls, who will stay in Huntington for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown Chester spent Thursday with Browns sister Mrs C B Crow. Mrs Rebecca Cotterill returned after visiting her son Jonah and family in Harrisonville. Miss Vergie Young of Russell Ky visited Mrs W J Krider. Dr and Mrs Allen Brown and Jack Coffee left for Columbus to visit Mrs Mabel Coffee. Mrs Horace Roush visited Mrs Jed Pickens. Mr and Mrs Thad Ellis and daughter Anna left for Lockport NY after a week with Dr and Mrs W S Ellis and friends. Mr Ellis and Dr Ellis are brothers.
Chester baseball faces Glouster for the first time this season Sunday afternoon at Chester Park. Glouster has beaten Mid d leport twice this year while Chester has won most games on the 1935 schedule.
County Auditor George Daniels reports state wide plan to divert 10 percent of auto license funds to retire road bonds could aid Meigs County next year. Meigs faces 160000 dollars in road bonds and 28000 in inter-county bonds due soon. Separate note records a Pomeroy marriage license for Ellsworth Cheatham and Virginia Funk in Middleport probate court.
An Athens Pharmacy ad touts Clements' Tonic as an iron rich concentrate. It claims an eight day regimen with two tablets three times daily improves sleep, appetite, nerves, and energy.
Senate lobby committee threatened to subpoena H C Hopson head of Associated Gas and Electric unless he testifies. The Hurley law firm received 25 000 of nearly 800 000 AGEs spends in defeating the legislation. A photo shows Hopson and Hurley during a 1933 stock market investigation.
Meigs County's National Reemployment Service moved back Saturday to the second floor of the Village Hall, site of its former headquarters. The bureau had been housed above Citizens' National Bank at Second and Race Streets for months, while a preceding FERA sewing project occupied the Village Hall rooms, producing about 600 towels daily from government surplus for needy families before being discontinued.
Probate court journal shows Elizabeth Walter Burnap died recently at Middleport. Estate valued at 28,968.00 with no real estate. Inheritance tax assessed at 1,458.12. Mary Walter, sister, exemption 500 leaves 28,468.69 taxable.
POMEP y-Trueman Priddy of Rutland was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. He was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Marshal Charles Myers and appeared Thursday before May or George Pratt.
A 30 year old lineman named John Mc Donald was fatally struck by a live high tension wire as he repaired a telephone cable on a pole in Marietta on Thursday. The investigation continues.
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