Gallia County First Degree Murder Bills Returned
Gallia County Grand Jury returned indictments and several bills including first degree murder and assault with intent. Individuals named include Ade Green and Homer Queen as well as others connected to the Boyd Breckfels shooting case. A fugitive was reported pursued in wooded areas. State funds were released for teacher salaries and school operations in Gallia County districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Lbredier
Gallipolis
Crown City
Grand Jury
Grend
Ade Green
Megro
Gal- Espetis
Essanit
Jositery
Ant Homer Queen
Gailipel Ms
Atentie Epl
Boyd
Eerly
Bred Breckfels
Borde Farm
Eary Nifier
Green
Mary Mor
Whitan
McComwer
Okey Shepherd
Bouse
Essay Contest Opens for Gallia County Students
Gallia County holds an essay contest for high school students to win a trip to the Ohio State Fair. The committee selects the best subject on local history, with judges including Superintendent Renards and editors from The Gallipolis papers. Also noted are Holzer Hospital admissions for Friday: Mrs Henderson Keat Bidwell Louis Maxwell and Mrs Steward Richmond Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Renards
H.R. Hurn
Galle Times
H.W. Wetherkott
Holzer Hospital
Henderson Keat
Bidwell
Louis Maxwell
G. C. Murphy
Mra. Steward Richmond
Rutland
Gallipolis School Janitors Prep for Opening
In Gallipolis, four weeks before the new school term, district janitors finish painting, washing windows, waxing desks, and preparing the Washington School Building while grounds and playgrounds are cleaned. The Stadt includes other local notes and events.
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Gallipolis
Gallipoli
Washington School
Clown and Helpers Give Dialogue at Jacksonville Event
A local performance titled My Son's Stem featured Jacksontille artist Jean J p Clown and helpers. Corning, Lilian Deal, Mrs Cordelia Kane and family attended, with music by Wolfe's Orchestra of Gloucester. Mrs Kate Stanbus and family planned to row home, joined by Mrs Horn. Wednesday quilters gathered at a home for a session.
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Jean J P Clown
Gialogue
Corning
Visi
Lilian Deal
Atom
Cordelia Kane
John Phil
Mam Gibbs
Wolfe
Glouster
Mre
Kate Stanbus
Keamh
Johnny Frederick
Stanhus
Rey Horn
Legion Women Leader Slate Reveals Local Elections
Slated to head the Legion Women group are Wilitsm James Lore and Rev turned to the week. John hen accompan i Andrew Ginnen and child Josephine returned from a trip to Azren. D. thy Six and Marin and daughter of Dayton also present. Oca Fellows' Hat ceremony saw the oath administered by Mrs. Frank. Others elected: president John Buza vice president Ida B. Davis secretary Mrs Harold Phips. Ira Conaway injured by a fall from a stepladder while janitor work at the High School. Rev Powell Bowling Green visitors to view D. J. LeKini residence. Mr McKinney and Powell described as siblings.
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Ics
Wilitsm
James Lore
Axa Ef Mitfeld
John Hen
Andrew Ginnen
Josephine
Azren
D. Thy
Marin
Dayton
Oca
Ida B. Davis
Harold Phips
Ira Conaway
High Schoo
Powell
Green
D. J. LeKini
Ho Cool Dishes for Hot Days Kitchen Recipe by Alice Lynn Barry
A compact retro recipe feature presents jellied tomato bouillon and tomato juice prep steps. It notes the dish suits warm days, uses gelatin and onions, and suggests serving with biscuits or whole wheat bread. The tone mirrors a hotel dining room guide to elegant cooling dishes.
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Alice Lynn Barry
Reedsville Properties Under Repair For Coming Winter
Reedsville reports extensive home repairs as preparations for winter proceed. Residents describe new fences and doorway updates, with several roofs being retouched. Local families travel between Parkersburg and Marietta for visits, and neighbors note ongoing renovations at several properties while other residents enjoy short vacations or relocations.
Ameerville 4-H Camp Visit Highlights Weeks End
Ameerville sewing club members joined by Jeanette Cramner at Nelsonville home then toured Cinb Camp on Barker Athens. Leaders Mrs. Zem and Mrs. Fll accompanied a group including Don Marquis Jami Faye Bennett and infant son. Also mentions births, a new school building, and incomplete surrounding sidewalks.
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Ameeville
Ameine Sewing Club
Jeanette Cramner
Nelsonville
Cinb
Barker Athens
Zem
Fll
Ciris
Don Marquis
Jami Faye Bennett
B Wednesda Meter
Texas
Mira
Atebert Gorman
Hazel RB
Frank Hartis
Akron
Ralph Nosterne
Westerville
Henry Barn
Richa Bir
Ron T
Thu Johnson
Cement Aie
Community notes from Bashan and nearby towns
A fragmentary local social column lists attendees and visits across Bashan, Bentz, Hehl and nearby households. Names include Swartz, Petrine, Spri, Robinson, Keehler, Mary Cole, Ruth Shumway, Shum alien, Haight, Nes, Swa Harley Michie, Babcock, Ben daughter, James Guy household, and Ada Vas Meter assisting her mother. Mentions of an ice cream social for the repair fund and visitors from Delaware appear amid numerous partial names and casual greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frem Sunder
Lowing
Ans Swartz
Shuwar
Charles Petrine
Elias Spri
WS. Robinson
Bentz Y Swartz
Mabel Keehler
Mary and
Freda Cole
Ruth Shumway Aira
Dane Shumalien
Norwood Haight Lievyd Yan Nes Robert Swa
Harley Michie
Wide
Babcock of Bashan
Bentz
Wiliam Ben
Daney Spencer
Delaware
Ada Vas Meter
James Guy Ho
Beneft
Eh Repair Fund
Ja M. Bentz
Ning
Guy Dean
Sernite Hawk
S Hemlock Grove
C. D. Bentz
Ihia Fay Swartz
Meredith of
Chester
Hog laden truck overturns near Coalville headed for Pittsburgh
A hog truck from Pickaway County bound for the Pittsburgh market skidded off the road west of Coalville during a Thursday storm. The load spilled into the field, killing one hog and freeing others. Several local residents and visitors were noted in surrounding social items, with weekend visits and family gatherings mentioned in the same column.
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Coalville
Pittsburgh
Pickaway County
Pittssburgh
J. W. Hineade
Feild
Willim Price
Deane Bars
Depot Road
George Stephenson
Misa Whart
George Pol
Poisier
James Garton
Bethel Ridge
Weston
W. Va
Zona Marquis
J. i Kincade
Reed
Delawrare
Penroge
Oceanport
Busch
Shads
Cornville
Mikses - Inez Bratfo
Ang Beth Walden
Marian Welten
Rains Improve Crop Prospects Across Ohio
Ohio crop prospects show slight improvement from early estimates as periodic rains raise hopes in many counties. Weather officials note regional variation with favorable moisture in some south eastern districts and weaker yields in others. Farmers count on favorable late August conditions to boost production compared with last year.
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Columbus
Ghia
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Wayne Lutz
Pepits
George Tabit, Jr
Ohio University
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Wilma
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Bottom
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Ethel
Perry
Galli
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Legion
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Opal Miles
Belair
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Pearl Dillon
Parkerssurs
Theime Deena
Parkershurz
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A. D. Dussas
Tr. W. Wecame
Tebove
Sed
Hing
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Generel Sanfuria
Alfred
Ray Chevalier
Hope Walden
Lins
Braford
Wilms
Eomms
Lucy Penrose
Sharpsburg
Wilt Harman
Carpester
Margaret Haman Davis
Zanesville
Coolville Certery
George Harmen
W. A. Weste
Mark
Joe Logue
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Ralph Welt
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