Teaching assignments for Gallipolis School System announced
Gallia Academy High School and Washington School number one and two, Kananga Kananga and East Gallipolis staff listed. Edward Higgins successor Francis Gillespie and Miriam McManus take English roles. Supt Higgins releases full staffing, term begins Sept. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edwin E. Higgins
Francis Elizabeth Gillespie
Sutton
W. Va
Miriam Ruth McManis
Athens
Muss McManis
West High School
Akron
University of Akron
Greentown
Stark County
Miss Gillespie
Sutton, W. Va
Ohio University
Kappa Delta Pi
National Educational Honorary
Supt Higgins
Gallia Academy High School
Harold M. Brown
Anne Bradbury
Ben Bachus
Ruth Fiske
Maurice Fowler
Ruth Gillingham
James F. Halder
Martha Hesson
Ruth Masters
Adeth Robinson
Dorothy Rowe
Charles Shaver
Lawrence Smeltzer
Charles Swanson
Eulah Williams
Minnie Waters
Miriam McManus
Francis Gillespie
Margaret Devis
Washington
Marshall Boggs
Clare Mae Davis
Lucille McKean
Clarence George
Christina Fife
Evans Evans
Charles Jeffers
Winifred Knight
Mills Smiley
Mary T. George
Mildred Wise
Ruth Doepping
Marianna McHenry
Cecile Thompson
Kananga
Emmett Church
Elizabeth Love
Lincoln
William Browning
George Gilmore
Marjorie Smith
Gabel Scott
Carlos D. Bradley
Danise Mitchell
Nelgene McKean
Supt. Higgins
Mary Frances Coffey
Brown
Howard Foster
Bidwell Man Faces Term in Gallipolis
Donald Stewart of Bidwell faces possible jail time after a high speed chase through East Gallipolis ended in a crash damaging a police car, his own vehicle, and the sheriff department car. He was arraigned for speeding and driving without a license with a possible workhouse sentence discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Donald Stewart
Bidwell
East Gallinolis
Sheriffs Department
Janes
Stewart
Danes
Real Estate Transfers in Gallia County Saturday
Real estate transfers recorded in Gallia County include Sarah E. Long and others to Victor Long for lot 32 in Springfield Township Porter. Edmund Turner to Samuel and Lillie Werstbaugh for 30 acres in Huntington Township. Blanche Butcher DeWees to William W. and Edith V. Fife for part of Bots 10 in Attison Township valued at 1700. Victor Cremeans and others to William W. and Edith V. Fife for lots 2 and 11 in Addison Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Sarah E. Long
Victor Long
Porter
Springfield
Edmund Turner
Samuel
Lillie Werstbaugh
Huntington Township
Blanche Butcher DeWees
William W
Edith V. Fife
Attiison
Victor Cremeans
Addison Township
Local fines hit for intoxication and disorderly conduct
Gallia County residents face fines in Judge Jones court with charges of intoxication. Charles Colster 180 was fined five dollars and costs. William H. Saunders and Shurley L. Saunders each paid ten dollars and costs on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Hershel Casey 18 Gallpolis was fined twenty nine dollars with costs suspended for loitering near the Gallipolis Roller Mills. William E. Jackson also was fined on an intoxication charge from Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Colster
Jones
Polo Department
William H. Saundes
Gallia County
Shurley L. Saunders
Galha County
Hershel Casey
Garpols
Cests
Autumn Near In Gallipolis
Signs of autumn appear in Gallipolis with football replacing golf in shops and cooler mornings. Monarch butterflies migrate south. Monday dawned 47 degrees with a 75 degree high and 57 at midnight, marking a cooler August than usual though not record-breaking. The month to date averages four degrees cooler than normal yet remains cooler than some Septembers past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Upper Canada
Londler
25 Workers Recruited for Gallia County Heinz Plant
Hollis Isaacs of Gallia reports Gallia County will send 25 men to Bowling Green Ohio for the Heinz catsup factory starting Sept 4. Additional recruits will depart between Sept 4 and Sept 18 as weather delays tomato crops in Northwestern Ohio. Isaacs will recruit in Gallipolis Park Central Hotel lobby and in McArthur and at the U S Employment Service Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hollis Isaacs
Gallia
Ohio
Heinz Catsup
Bowling Green
Gallia County
Mr. Isaacs
Park Central Hotel
McArthur
U. S
Man Robbed by Motorists Near Hillsboro
A hitchhiking man from Hamilton to Gallipolis was robbed at gunpoint by two young men in a car with Massachusetts plates east of Glendale near Cincinnati. They took $50, a wrist watch, a Masonic ring, a suitcase, and his clothes. He reached Chillicothe sheriff’s office for help. a search for the robbers continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hamilton
Chin
Visi
Gallopolis
Massachusetts
Glendale
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
Sheriff's Office
Chillicothe
Mothers and Dads Night at Gallia Academy Field
A smoker for parents of Gallia Academy High School football players will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Downtown Coaches Club, the event starts at Academy Field and ends in the school auditorium. About 100 mothers and fathers have invitations to meet Coaches Halderman and Smiley and learn about the new mentors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Downtown Coaches Club
Academy Field
Halderman and Smiley
Gallia County Moves to Issue Marriage License
A Gallia County Probate Court on Monday issued a marriage license to Norman D. Gilmore age 21 of Cheshire and Burnadene Saunders age 17 of Gallipolis. An application was filed by Barney Bilvins age 23 of Beckley West Virginia and Betty Ewing age 21 of Crown City to be issued this Saturday pending documentary proof of residence in Gallia County.
Ravenswood School Placements Announced for 1936 27 Term
A partial list shows Ravenswood and Ripley area teachers hired for the 1936 27 term with Ravenswood High principal Howard Johnson and Joseph Ewing added to the Ravenswood High roster. Also noted is Earl Nichols opening a Ravenswood cleaning and pressing business after three and a half years in the Army Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Jackson County
Delmar Somersle
Gilmore
Ripley High School
Joseph Ewing
Ravenswood High School
Sue Bolte Smith
Glen Smith
Roane County
Ashby
Linson Smith
Beech Grove
Nellie Alexander
Bethel
Hoyt French
Big Run
Opie ‘Hyre
Board
Mary Parsons Hughes
Brown
Georga & Grady
Brushy Fork
Orpha Sullivan
Buffalo
Beulah Pickens Reynolds
Cavin Fork
Bert Stallings
Cedar Grove
Zeppie Casta Hall
Opal Buckalew
Center Prit
Lucy Gerretson
Clay Lick
M. Casta
Cliffside
Clyde
Ethel Moorehead
Cottageville
Willard Kessel
Roy Lloyd
Etta Day
Elaine Jarrett
Cuba
Bessie Bardin
B. Smith
Evans
Viola Oldham
Fairplain
Edra Simmons
Thelma Casto
Felice Harpeld
Fairview
Joan Shockes
Fisher Ridge
Foggy Hutchinson
Flag Rock
Marion Parsons
Carl Good
Gay
John Harpold
Bernice Evans
Given
Fay Bowers
Goff
Iva Miller
Goshen Valley
Lessie Landis
Hemlock
Blanche Snider
Hickory Grove
Delmar Good
Jefferson
Hart Sheppard
Kenna
Herman Hutton
Bernice Simmons
Margaret Greene
Ivy Larsons
Kentuck
G. Kiser
Layne
Juanita Rowley
Leroy— Gretta Brottom
Linbert
Naomi Keiffer
Liverpool
Kate C. Finch
Lone Star
O. H. Jeffries
McGraw—Sumpter
Ripley High
Lawrence Cavendish
Wanda Browder
Bobby Jean Coe
Ida K. Johnston
Elizabeth McGrew
D. Wade Kessel
Morley Parsons
Janet Riley
Argus Winter
Marion G. Parsons
Raymond Parsons
Howard Johnson
Gay Cox
Lettie Gillaspie
Clyde Hibbs
Elinore Hutchinson
Blanche Jarrett
Robert Manning
Maxine Morehead
Lewis Snider
Clara Belle Tucker
James C. Kessel
Ronald Good
Phoebe Carpenter
Earl Nichols
McMurray
Nichols
Army Air Force
Old Suit Is Settled In Longstanding Gallia Case
A historic Gallipolis lawsuit dating to 1830s was settled after long inactivity. Filed March 8, 1939, by E. C. Wenz against E. A. Walus over a $320 promissory note dated Feb 4, 1931, with 6 percent interest. note paid only three times in 1931 and 1932 before dismissal on motion. Settlement reached while Margaret McCormick was clerk and Switzer and Bailes were attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clerk of Courts
E. C. Wenz
E. A. Walis
Margaret McCormink
Switzer and
Bailes
Gallipolis Area Hospital Notes
Gallipolis area hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients across days. Names and routes include Mrs W H Ingels Jackson and several others, with infants noted among discharges. A separate note says Squire and Mrs John H Shato and son returned Monday from a week’s vacation near Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallifolis
Helzer Hospital
W. H. Ingels
Jackson
John C Siye
Oat Hill
Mabel Eakins
Cheshire
Thomas E. Davis
Oak
Jack Harms
Thurman
Higmen Barnette
Roy Gilliland
Wellston
Kenneth E. Ganthee
Varrison
Dickie Walker
Gallipolis
Shatos
Squire
John H. Shato and Son
Logan
Ripley VFW Membership Tops Two Hundred Ahead of Schedule
The Ripley post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars reports about 200 members affiliated, roughly double the state quota. Delegates Lavelle Shinn Charles Tolley Dayton Knapp and Abe Roberts will attend the national encampment in Boston September 1 to 6, leaving Ripley August 21. Ravenswood VFW plans a Labor Day dance. Sandeville post will hold its annual event later this month. Also noted are wedding announcements for Miss Jean Coyle and Mr. Wallace Pealey and visits from relatives in Ravenswood Cadillac and Fostoria with local residents hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Department
C. E. Goodwin
Boston
Lavelle Shinn
Charles C. Tolley
Dayton Knapp
Abe Roberts
Ripley
Ravenswood Vfw
Sandeville Post
Mason County Teachers Plan Friday Meeting
Mason County Teachers Association plans a Friday gathering at Junior High School in Point Pleasant. August 10 program includes devotional, talks by Blue Cross, 4-H Club work, and a keynote from the state education department officer. Several local figures are listed among speakers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Teacher's Association
Art
Rex Roberts Thonas
Blue Cross Plan
Vaca
West Virginia
State Department of Education
Stock Value Sets Record At Market
Nine hundred head of stock sold at Point Pleasant Live Stock Sales Company market on Saturday. Although not a record headcount, total money value was around 70000 dollars, the largest in market history. Prices ranged from 50 cents to 100 dollars per hundred pounds, with cattle 430 head and veal calves topping at 22.20 to 22.90. Top hogs 210 to 250 pounds brought 20.90 to 21.10, with heavies and sows also quoted. Continuous demand and a two month free market timing benefited Slasen County growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
H. James. Johnson
Slasen County
Personal notices from Pt Pleasants community updates
Mrs J Kapp and Frances Oldaker attended the Athens County Fair in Athens Ohio. George Garrison and daughter Patty visited Charleston Friday. Tom Mitchell of Montgomery visits his mother Mrs Tom Mitchell Kaylong. Guy Morrison and son Billy travelled to Charleston on business last week. Von Ott and Mrs Garrison went to Parkersburg Thursday. Marcus Poffenberger and daughters Helen and Jean with Robert Peck visited Huntington Saturday. Marcella Peck returned home after visiting her mother Mrs KA Peck in Charleston. C Moyston left Monday for a two week vacation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Frances Oldaker
aIns. G
Charleston
von Ott
George Garrison
Parkersburg
Marcus Poffenbarger
Helen
Jean
Robert Peck
Huntington
Marcella Peck
K.A. Peck
C. Moyston
New York
J McDaniel Drops Dead While at Work
J Franklin McDaniel aged 62 died suddenly at Flat Rock while at work on a concrete project for Kenneth Anthony. Cause attributed to heart attack. Funeral set at Misman Chapel 2 p m Wednesday. burial Suncrest Cemetery. Survived by wife Belle Noble and ten children including Pauline Malvine and Charles Gus Nathan Curtis and Edward. Native of Point Pleasant formerly with Marietta Manufacturing blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
James Franklin McDaniel
Kenneth Anthony
Flat Rock
Anthony
Franklin Mortuary
Misman Chapel
Suncrest
McDaniel
James
Patsy McDaniel
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Belle Noble
Pauline McDaniel
Malvine Woolsey
Indiana
C. Jd. Leeson
Clarasburg
Charles McDaniel
Nitro
Gus McDane
Gallipolis
Nathan and
Curtis McDaniel
Mason City
Harold, Willian
Martus
Edward “IceDamiel
Epplings Host River Cruise for Young Group
Myles and John Eppling hosted a swimming and picnic river cruise aboard the towboat Richard Rake. About twenty youths joined the outing Sunday with Miss Anne Bradbury acting as chaperone. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Frecker of Minersville at Holzer Hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Myles
John Eppling
Richard Rake
Anne Bradbury
Ray Frecker
Minersville
Holzer Hospital
Ohio Wedding Of Interest In Mason Ohio
A social event noted was the marriage of Pauline Ridenour of Marion to Earl Shetterly of Marion. The ceremony occurred at the Baptist Church in Frederick Maryland with Rev W C Royal officiating. The couple honeymooned in Ocean City Maryland and Washington DC and returned to Marion. Pauline is a graduate of Point Pleasant High School Holzer Hospital Nurses Training and Ohio University. She served as health nurse in Marion and joined the Army Nurse Corps during the war later resuming work with the Marion health department. Earl is a Harding High School graduate studied at Hillsdale College and works on the sales staff of H Chaffner Company in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ridenour
Marion
Earl Shetterly
Frederick
W. C. Royal
Shetterly
K. F. Ridenour
Near Flat Rock
B. Shetterly
Windsor St
Ocean City
Washington, D.C
Marwn
Ohio University
University of Minnesota
Army Nurse Corps
Fort Knox
Korea
Harding High School
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Mach
H. Chaffner Company
School Bus Examinations In Mason County Reported
Sg t Paul F Thomas and Trooper H D Coyner inspected Mason County school buses with the board of education staff. Officials said buses have been overhauled or rebuilt since last year and repainted. Marriage licenses issued to James Lee and Doris French of Mason City and to Paul Petruzzi and Hilda Workman of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Paul F. Thomas
H. D. Coyner
State Police
Mason County
Board of Education
Coyner
James Henry Lee
West Columbia
Doris Geraldine French
Mason City
Paul Samuel Petruzzi
Hilda Workman
Printer Finds Opossum In Grass Near Office
Carl Smith a local printer and publisher found a baby opossum in a patch of grass at the front of Dre Will Hy Stone’s dental office on Sixth St Sunday night. He heard squeaking near the front of the building and the opossum played dead then appeared aroused by a warm fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carl Smith
Dre
Will Hy Stone
Sixth St
Smith
Family outing at Hawk's Nest and trip home
Visitants from Jefferson Building and Detroit enjoyed a picnic at Hawk's Nest on Sunday. The party included Mr and Mrs Will Bird their son Okey E Bird Miss Pauline Whetsell Mr Harry Whetsell and Mr and Mrs Herman Hoschar with children Charles Audrey and Dors ey Jean of Hickory Chapel. Joseph Ropeter and spouse returned from a Canada vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk's Nest
Point Pleasant
Will Bird
Jefferson Bld
Okey E. Bird
Pauline Whetsell
Harry Whetsell
Detroit
Herman Hoschar
Charles
Audrey
Dorsey Jean
Hickory Chapel
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Athens Messenger
NEA
Worgs
Tala
Ravenswood Social Notes
Fet
Gallipolis Area
Lawrence Carter
Northup
W. ¢. Perkins
Kerr
Dallas L. Garber
Vinton
Jasper Oliver
W. F. Smith
Bab Graham
Paulia Grant
Francis Johnson
Gene Holcomb
Gordon Reed
Candace Lewis
Albert Smith
Charles Benton
Bonnie O'Brien
John Jackson
George Holhack
Parson Jones
Ray McCarty
Paul Baker
William Bunce
Charles E. Brown
James Stodgen
Charlies M. Haas
Karen Shain
Jean Coyle
Wallace Pealey
Pealey
Raymond Coyle
East Sparta Ceramic Co
Mineral City
Canton
Ravenswood Personals
Ower
Burtone
Ralief
Moward
Bertone
Athens Pharmacy
State
Logan Home Furnishing CO
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Hacking County
Ables & Jones CO
Front St. Glousier, Ohio
Telephone
Athens County
J. McDaniel
Mason
Mrs
Joseph Ropeter
Canada
Reus
Oakley & Oakley Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
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