Mother of Loren Hoctor Given Four Month Sentence by Court
In Gallia County Mrs Lucy Hoctor mother of four year old Loren Hoctor pleaded guilty to neglect of a minor and received four months in jail. Her husband S Hector got a suspended 90 day sentence after also pleading guilty. Judge White called the conduct inexcusable and noted the child’s serious condition prior to removal to the Gallia County Children's Home. The child has since gained weight and improved after three months in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Hoctor
Gallipolis
Lucy Hoctor
Hoctor
Addison
S. &. Hector
Gallia County
W. R. White
Hester
Hectora
Leo Carter
J. Clark
Ethel Wallace
Deep Waterways Favored by Gallia Community Group
The Gallia Community Association endorsed the deep waterways plan for the Ohio and Kanawha rivers as drawn by Federal engineers, backing a Chambersburg dam and a Winfield Jam to raise river stages. They aim to press Congress for a vote during the short session and seek support from Congressman Thomas Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gaia
Ohio
Kanawha
Thomas Jenkins
Ironton
Chambersburg
Ohio River
Kanawha River
C. BE. Melzer
Kanawha Valley Improvement Association
Charleston
W. Va
Holzer
Earl Mauck
Catarrhal Deafness Relief Promoted in Home Remedy Ad
Suffering individuals may relief catarrhal deafness and head noises at home using Parmint Double Strength from local druggists. Dissolve one ounce in hot water with sugar and take a tablespoon four times daily to ease hearing, breathing, and mucous discharge. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Quick's
Cut Rate
Auto Sales Decline In Gallia County In November
Gallia County new auto sales fell from October to November per figures from Margaret MecCormick clerk of courts. November saw 14 to 17 transfers, with 12 passenger vehicles and two trucks. Three new cars of the same make were registered on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Margaret MecCormick
Clerk of Courts
Jingles Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Charge
Gallipolis dispatch reports James Jingles of Charleston West Virginia pleading guilty to driving at a reckless speed on Front Avenue during construction. He was fined 25 with costs. Harvey Lewis Fremont pleaded not guilty to stealing two turkeys and was bound over to the next grand jury on 200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Jingles
Charleston
W. Va
Front Avenue
A. J. Stormont
Costa
Harvey Lewis Fremont
Gallia County
Local Notes from Kanauga and Nearby Towns
William White returns home from the Steamer American docking in the Memphis District. Mr and Mrs John Raike and family spend the weekend in Huntington West Virginia and Greenup Kentucky. Capt A G Hanes of the Steamer Tu Endie Wei resumes work. Richard Russell joins Lavel Chevrolet in Pt Pleasant. Mrs W D McDade travels from Ft Benning Georgia to visit her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
William White
American
Memphis
John Raike
Huntington
W. Va
Greenup
A. G. Hanes
Richard Russell
Lavel Chevrolet Company
Pt. Pleasant
W. D. McDade
Ft. Benning
Both Parties in Gas Case Held at Fault
Columbus Dec. 2. Ohio Public Utilities Commission Chairman E J Hoppie overruled Cincinnati’s motion to dismiss appeals from two gas rate ordinances filed by Union Gas and Electric. Appeals were filed in June 1930 and February 1931. He ruled both sides contributed to delay before Aug this year and ordered case preparation to proceed with reasonable diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E J. Hoppie
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Union Gas & Electric Company
Hoppie
Hie
Piccard Forecasts Transatlantic Stratosphere Flight Service
Paris dispatch reports Prof. Auguste Piccard predicting an eight hour air service between New York and Paris using closed planes in the stratosphere. He urged American funding for a balloon ascent planned in Hudson Bay region and said he would select an American assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Auguste Piccard
Piccard
United States
Americana
Hudson Bay
French Wine Growers Weigh U S Market Pact
Paris December 2 French wine growers and exporters were urged to plan negotiations with the United States Government for an agreement allowing entry of French wines not matched by American producers. The push follows a communication from the American Chamber of Commerce in France noting Congress could invoke the Willis Campbell Act of 1921 to prohibit imports that American vintners can produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
France
Congress
Wilis Campbell
Rare Painting Causes Action In Ohio Courts
In Cleveland a dispute over a painting reputed to be a Da Vinci Mona Lisa replica has sparked a court case. Baroness Alice Von Magnus Schwarnder and the Guardian Trust Co face suit from W Bentley and others seeking restoration of the work and payment of 2393.01. The baroness claims the piece is worth over 10 000 and notes an advance loan and commission arrangement with an art firm. Historical claims tie the painting to famous buyers and political upheaval, with the baroness presenting documents asserting authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lewnate de Vise
Alio von Magnus Schwarsender
Guardian Trust Company
Tition W. Bentley
Ime
Era
Trust Company
Edward Felix Schwarzenberg
Asking & Itenof
Schwargenberg
da Vinci
Nicholas
Bum
Kareer Wilhelm
Germany
Marie
Train Derailment in Cleveland Caused by Spikes Placed on Rail
A passenger train derailment near Cleveland, Ohio on the New York Chicago and St Louis line was caused by spikes placed on the rail, possibly by children at play. One person died, and investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission’s Bureau of Safety is underway led by Director W P Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York, Chicago and St. Lowie
Cleveland
Othet
W. P. Borland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Safety
All Bran Pillar on Every Voyage Promoted by Letter
An unsolicited testimonial from George Darragh of Oakland urges Kellogg’s All-Bran as a remedy for headaches nerves and sleeplessness linked to sea travel. The letter claims two tablespoons daily clear constipation by adding bulk and iron, using All-Bran as cereal or in cooking, with a red and green Kellogg packaging note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darragh
George D. Darragh
82Nd Avenue
Oakland
California
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Too Many Nurses Registered in Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports an Ohio nursing surge with over ten graduates applying to state boards and private duty registries crowded. Elisabeth Anguet of the state nurses association notes private duty work is scarce while schools show about 60,000 students nationwide. ten months show six to one working days per month in private duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collmbus
Coant
Tesday
Therm
Eigabeth
Anguet
Ohi State Nurses Asaniation
Ohio
Finish Lorain Carnegie Bridge Largest in State
The Lorain Carnegie Bridge over the Cuyahoga River Valley, begun in 1890, was opened to traffic yesterday after final asphalt surfacing. County Bridge Engineer A M Felgate ordered barricades removed, with no ceremony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Yesterdey
A.M Felgate
State's largest bridge spans 14 sections with odd design
The structure is the state’s largest and most expensive bridge. It features a tiled street and concrete with 14 spans. It was designed as a six deck bridge, but the fewer deck bays have not been paved.
Clyde Brown 58 Former Ohio University Faculty Member Dies
Miss Arthur D. Da of Opentangy Street reports the death of her brother Clyde Brown age 58 a solicitor general for the New York Central at his Westport Connecticut home after several weeks illness. Born in McConnelville Ohio he taught at Ohio University in Athens for years before moving to New York.
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Arthur Gilman
Richmond
Henry
Virginian
Walton Brownell
H. A. Frasier Fae
Muntington
Monte Little Window Imaplay Company
Nelson Shamblin
Huntington
Russell Reynolds
Shamblin
Huntington Sand & Grave Company
Arthur D. Dais
TY Opentangy St
Clyde Brown
Geners
New York Central
Westport
Conunn
Brown
New York
Athens
Oh University
McConnelaville
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J. C. Wills
Braden
Mee
Irene Keeter
Leensees
Gallia Community Association Ly For
George BE. Bush
Captain McDade
Kanange
Georgia
Mr. J. Adam
Hentington
Mra Ray Mfacus
Liso Aad Roush
Kananaga
Wilbur Love
Thomas Reynolds
Ladies Aid of the
Kananga
Ray Shelton
William Eads
Shelton
Gailia
Selma Kelly
Ernest Lewis
Middleport
Thomas
Grant Hospital
C. L. Cunningham Cash Cash
Chauncey, O
Oxydol
Slic
Econ
Wheaties
Bennett
Jingles
Viends
Charles Martin
James M. Johnson
C. W. Clark
Logan County
Holzer Hospital
Albert Darst
Pomeroy
Albert Heas
Jackson
A. J. Homerich
F. C. Beards
Frank Lindsley
Galpolis
F. A. Haskins
Cook McQuire
Madison McQuire
Myrtle Cook
Justice of Peace Fred Milliser
Freda Winder
Continents
Cleveland Bank
Myron Herrick
Baroness Schwarsenberg
Seaman
Kenneth Collinge
Collins
Warsaw
Grodes
Meus
Rauch’s Bakery
W. State Street
Tek
Waney Regents
Freeh Park Side
Seloto Brand
Thacon
Snbest
Krogers
Mammoth Meat Sale
Kroger
Kresh
Swift
Lux
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Michigan
Liz
Avondale Kraut
U. S
Indiana
Jersey
Rome
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