Gallia County to Get Farm Agent by Year’s Start
Ohio State University extension officials expect a farm agent to be sent to Gallia County by January 1, 1934. Prof W W Brown and H A Wood note the county has active agricultural needs and long service in Southern Ohio counties. A candidate may arrive within ten days with two additional Smith Hughes instructors under consideration. The extension office plans $1 000 for county expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Ww. W. Brown
Ohio State
H. A. Wood
BE. Shaver
Gout
Ohio
Wood
smith-Hughes
Woman Is Arrested For Kananga Station Robbery
Mrs Edith Claytor Rathburn was charged with masked armed robbery of A W Pullens station agent at Kananga last June. She allegedly impersonated a man and fled with 75 cents and a billfold. Arraigned before Mayor Stormont she pleaded not guilty and was bound over with $500 bond, remanded when unable to post bond. She also faces a breaking and entering charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. W. Pullens
Kananga
Edith Claytor
Rathburn
A. J. Stormont
Gallia County
Gallia Academy Honors Football and Track Letter Winners
Gallipolis December 8 19xx Annual assembly awards football letters to 17 players and track letters to six under Coach Lawrence Myers Woodrow Brothers chosen honorary track captain and James Gothard honorary football captain Letter recipients include Carl Allen Alfred Arnold John Beard Junior Betz James Cating Jack Darnall Jim Gothard John Hager Blanchard Hardgrow Frank Haskins Vernon Kuhn Robert Martin John Mootz Hollis North Eugene Plymale Ed Thompson Orville Vance for football and Lonnie Valentine Carl Halley Wallace Smith Woodrow Brothers Aaron Kelton Paul Harrison for track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy Assembly
Lawrence Myers
Woodrow Brothers
James Gothard
Carl Allen
Alfred Arnold
John Beard
Junior Betz
James Cating
Jack Darnall
Jim Gothard
John Hager
Blanchard Hardgrow
Frank Haskins
Vernon Kuhn
Robert Martin
John
Grace M. E. Church Bazaar and Supper
The Ladies' Aid of Grace M. E. Church announces an annual bazaar and supper to be held next Thursday at the church in Gallipolis with afternoon and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ladies’ Aid of the Grace M. E. Church
Auditors' Association Meeting Attended by White and Bane
E L White and W W Bane attended the Ohio County Auditors Association meeting held in Columbus on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. L. White
W. W. Bane
Ohio County Auditors’ Association
Columbus
Divorce Petition Withdrawn by Garnet Kruskamp
Garnet Kruskamp withdrew her divorce petition filed against Ben Kruskamp on November 29 in common pleas court. The status follows the filing and a court hearing set for Thursday in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Garnet Kruskamp
Ben Kruskamp
Common Pleas Court
Honor Roll Lists 25 Gallia Academy Students
Gallia Academy High School reports twenty five students on the honor roll for the six weeks ending November twenty ninth. Principal E E B Higgins names four postgraduates among the group and notes juniors predominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
E. E B. Higgins
Lucille Smith
Catherena Carter
Geraldine Burnette
Betty Henke
John Hamilton
Joe Ross
Howard Roush
Kathleen Safford
Lewis Stevers
Vanetta Thabet
Betty Bean
Georgia Langdon
Mary Margaret Corn
Nancy Bean
Virgie Erwin
Catherine Faulkner
Ida Fontana
Betty Leaper
Virginia Willis
Grace Wilson
Louis Boggs
Alma Stewart
Helen Myers
Margaret McCormick
Etheleen Warden
Girl Is Located In Walkathon Horse Race
Rose Werkin, 16, of Steubenville, missing several days, was found by Gallipolis police chief as an entrant in a Walkathon horse race at Midway Gardens Cheshire. Had she remained in the contest 48 hours longer she could have won a $50 prize. She was returned to her home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rose Werkin
Steubenville
John Fraley
Midway Gardens
Cheshire
Miss Werkin
River Closure Delays Muskingum Navigation for 10 Days
Muskingum River navigation ordered closed from Jan. 5 for 10 days to allow repairs at Lock 10, by Major Fred W. Herman. Also, Dravo Construction’s Edward Weir acquitted in Charleston federal court of manslaughter tied to Marmet Dam dirt slide deaths. Steamer Sam Craig with a Memphis tow heads to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Muskingum River
Fred W. Herman
Edward Weir
Dravo Construction Company
Charleston
Chester
Marmet Dam
Weir
Sam Craig
Union Barge Line
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Sermon Topics Chosen By Gallipolis Pastors For Sunday
Gallipolis pastors plan varied sermons for Sunday services. The First Baptist Church will hear Rev. George Sagen speak on The Marvel of the Ages in the morning and A New God in the evening, followed by a short drama. Other churches outline topics and junior sermons for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Sagen
First Baptist Church
God
Helen Pierson
Dean Davis
Mildred Mills
Elmer Boggs
Vernon McCoy
Ethel Wilson
Appeal Is Lost in Cheshire Road Case in Probate Court
In Gallipolis a jury ruled against F L Pratt and others seeking vacation of 1600 feet of the former State Route 7 roadway north of Cheshire. The decision found closing the road would not serve neighborhood or public welfare. Separately, St Peters Episcopal Church re elected officers at its annual meeting with wardens and delegates named. Dr and Mrs Serg Androp took their son Paul to Chicago for burial after he died of pneumonia in Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
F. L. Pratt
St. Peters’ Episcopal Church
Vetry
George Bovie
E. W. Mauck
J. E. Halliday
W. W. Sigler
W. D. Deardorff
William Thabet
Gus Frye
E. 8. Spear
Hollis C. Johnston
Lottie C. Abbott
Chicago
Serg Androp
Esterday
Paul
Holzer Hospital
Thirtieth Attend Social Gallipolis
Thirty young persons attended the Epworth League social at Grace M. E. Church in the church annex with Helen Davies as chair of the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church
Helen Davies
Aunt Drusilla’s Garden operetta delights Chauncey audience
Chauncey December 8 a large crowd enjoyed the grade school operetta Aunt Drusilla’s Garden at the high school auditorium. Sixth seventh and eighth graders directed by Mrs Brown with Miss Howard Mrs Pickering and Mrs King presented the program aided by Ruth McCleald and Home Economics girls for costumes and garden flowers. Betty Jane Courtney offered a monologue Entertaining Sister's Beau between acts. Main cast included Helen Ferrer Magmie Lou West Helen Keasey Mary Helen Harvey Jack Millington Richard Osborne and Jack Smith with a 60 voice chorus.
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Chauncey
Drusilla
Brown
Howard
Pickering
King
Ruth McClead
Chauncey High School
Betty Jane Courtney
Helen Ferrer
Magmie Lou West
Helen Keasey
Mary Helen Harvey
Jack Millington
Richard Osborne
Jack Smith
Booster Class Meets CHAUNCEY
Booster Bible Class of Morristown Holiness Church Sunday School met in Chauncey at Mrs. Bridgewater home with teacher Mrs. Joe Bridgewater. Guests included Miss Dorothy McKinney and Johnny Mullins. members listed include Lavella and Irena Ross Esther McKinney Dannie Adkins Anna Mae Mullins Naomi Mullins Wynona Bridgewater John and Miles Baker Frederick Ross Lewis Adkins George Adkins Ray Smith Edward Smith Clarence Quinton.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Joe Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Dorothy McKinney
Johnny Mullins
Lavella Ross
Irena Ross
Esther McKinney
Dannie Adkins
Anna Mae Mullins
Naomi Mullins
Chauncey Man Charles Misner Dies From Fun Car Wreck
Chauncey born Charles Misner, 44, died at his home near Centralia Washington after injuries from a July 25 automobile wreck. Funeral and burial occurred in Washington. Survived by wife and children, also by parents Nathan and Barbara Tippie Misner, a sister and two brothers Richard Ira Misner and Mrs Mary Stone, all of Centralia. His mother was a elater of Mrs Hattie Karns. besides his aunt Mrs Karns he leaves another aunt Mrs Oscar Lovely of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Ezra J. Karns
Charles Misner
Centralia
Wash
Washington
Nathan
Barbara Tippie Misner
Richard Misner
Ira Misner
Mary Stone
Hattie Karns
Karns
Oscar Lovely
Mill Street
John Barnhart Dies in Chauncey Funeral Saturday
Chauncey December 8 Funeral services for John Barnhart aged 46 who died at his home in Chauncey last night will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Morristown Holiness Church Pneumonia caused his death He leaves a wife six children Charles Gene Billy Maxine Audra and Kathleen His parents Mr and Mrs Henry Barnhart of near Chauncey one sister and three brothers William Barnhart Chauncey Frank Barnhart Salem and Charles Barnhart Athens survive him
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Chauncey
John Barnhart
Morristown
Holiness Church
Charles
Gene
Billy
Maxine
Audra
Kathleen
Henry Barnhart
Wilam Barnhart
Frank Barnhart
Salem
Charles Barnhart
Athens
Mines in Chauncey District Report Active Work
Sixteen mines are operating in Chauncey this Thursday. The districts listing Black Diamond Lick Run No 10X No 9 No 267 No 15 No 9 No 24 No 28 No 119 No 219 No 107 Chauncey No 25 Ohio No 1 Carbondale and Luhrig show activity.
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Chauncey
Black Diamond
Lick Run
Ohio
Carbondale
Luhrig
Kellogg's All-Bran Lab Tests Claim Health Benefits
The advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as effective against constipation by adding bulk to the intestines and supplying vitamin B and iron. It claims mild bulk action, aids appetite, tones the gut, and delivers more iron per weight than beef liver, with versatile uses and simple daily serving.
Revival At Plains Church Of Nazarene Continues
In CHAUNCEY on December 8 the revival at The Plains Church of the Nazarene will continue another week. Rev. Fitch and church members say it is best to press on. Some have professed faith in Christ and a great Sunday service is anticipated. Sunday School goal is 165 with services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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Church of Nazarene
Chauncey
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Fitch
County Union Holiness Class Meeting at Morristown
The County Union Holiness Class meeting will be held Sunday at 2 PM in the Morristown Holiness Church Chauncey. The event features preaching praise and song with Reverend Amy West as president. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Amy West
Opossum substituted for Thanksgiving chicken in Bradbury
James Lambert found a large opossum in the poultry house at midnight and killed it with a club after discovering it had slain the chicken chosen for Thanksgiving dinner. The family ate opossum in place of the planned dish.
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Bradbury
James Lambert
Lambert
Letter of Boy Sparks Job for Father Under CWA Plan
In Columbus on December 8 Ohio Governor White acted after Leonard Baker of Cleveland wrote about being tired of cheese. The boy asked that his unemployed father be given work under the Civil Works Administration, prompting state officials to ensure a job is found for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Leonard Baker
Cleveland
Frank D. Henderson
Engineer undergoes surgery in Middleport hospital
Dec 8 report says T. E. Ferguson railroad engineer, in failing health for two years, underwent a surgical operation at Mec Millan Hospital Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Wittmer traveled to Charleston Thursday to stay with Mrs. Ferguson for the time being.
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Guson
Charleston
MecMillan Hospital
George Wittmer
Ferguson
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