Gallia School Debts Paid Off With Cigaret Tax
Expenses securing the last half of 1932-33 were paid by the State Education Depart as notes were cancelled to 693 holders. Tax funds retired notes. boards held carbon for over a year. Listed districts include Cadmus Centerville Cheshire Greenfield Harrison Kyger Raccoon Walnut and Morgan with various amounts paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Gallia
Supt. H. Bion
Porter
Cadmus
Centerville
Cheshire Gsis
Cheshire
Green
City
Greenfield
Harrison
Kyger
Ohio
Perry
Raccoon
Walnut
Yinton
Morgan
Equalization Fund
Letter disputes drunkenness ruling in Gordon case
Dr F C Hodges of Huntington informs P J Gordon is invalid and should not be charged as Patrolman W B Cooper. Ohio law and police testimony suggest intoxication. Gordon reportedly fell ill and was arrested after hanging on a light pole. Municipal Judge A J states hearings have occurred. Gordon, a transient, was described as ill by Hodges in a letter.
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Lis
F. C. Hodges
Huntington
P. J. Gordon
W. B. Cooper
Ohio
Biter
A. J
Gordon
Lis Seeks to Sell Un account Details in Insolvency Case
Hollis Johnston files a journal entry with C. Lamb, receiver for the Banking & Trust, against Deardorff's, asserting he has control of certain assets of Deardorff's subject to attachment. Johnston warns others to be aware of these accounts in the insolvent proceedings.
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LIS
E. N. Dearsh, Inc
Hollis Johnston
C. Lamb
Banking & Trust Counmil
Deardorff
Nia
Johnston
Unclear fragments report on arrests and trial events
Federal and local authorities questioned suspects in Gal Friday afternoon over liquor offenses tied to moonshine. A deferred sentence was issued for one defendant after paying costs, following a plea to breaking and entering and disturbance. names and places are partially garbled. A separate note mentions a trial involving Ernest Smith and Carl Bennett connected to city hall.
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Lis
Artro
Fellure
Thursa
Evans Home
Herman Humphries
Virginia
Moth Trial
Ernest Smith
Carl Benett
Com- Court
Gallipolis Man Born On Civil War Battlefield
Franklin Tracy Gemunhardt, 71, longtime Gallipolis resident, recounts a life spanning the Civil War era. Born at Annapolis Junction on a battlefield, he later served as Governor McKinley’s coachman and now works as janitor at Grace Methodist Church. He recalls friends Rutherford B. Hayes and Garfield and notes his departure from McKinley’s employ before the president’s assassination. He lives on Garfield Avenue with surviving children Warren, Clarence, and Frank.
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Gallipolis
McKinley
Grace Methodist Church
Franklin Tracy Gemunhardt
Garfield Avenue
139Th Regiment Volunteers
New York
Annapolis Junction
Maryland
Henry Pillows
Germanhardt
B. F. Tracy
Columbus
Ohio
Warren P
Clarence Raymond
Frank Tracy Gemunhardt
Pearl McNeal
Rutherford B. Hayes
James Garfield
Christmas Services Arrive Across Gallipolis Churches
Gallipolis churches plan Sunday services and holiday events. Rev. George Sagen of the Baptist Church presents a Nativity slide show and preaches on the virgin birth. Rev. H. H. Wilbur topics include The Heart Turned Within and Rocks and Shoals.
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Gallipolis
George Sagen
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
H. H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. Phipps
C.C.C Camps
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Gishier
J. B. Priestly
Bridge repairs under way after gravel spill on Bulaville span
Gallia County reports a gravel load rupturing a covered bridge floor at Bulaville. Foreman J J Davis leads the repair gang as crews fix the structure without gravel entering the creek. Meanwhile, most Gallia County schools will close December 21 for Christmas and reopen December 31 with classes on New Year’s Day.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bulaville
J. J. Davis Ia
Grange Calls for Cleaner Motion Pictures at Ohio Convention
The Ohio State Grange pressed stricter film censorship as its 62nd annual convention closed in Columbus. Resolutions urged retention of the Agriculture Extension Service and public funding for public schools, expansion of vocational and domestic science in high schools, and greater state support of school costs. They opposed objectionable ads on radio and billboards, proposed nonpartisan highway fund oversight, and shift of highway costs to users. The Grange favored tougher trespass and hunting license laws, conservation in agriculture, and an extended fox hunting open season to April 1 with gray fox listed openly. They opposed levying conservation and flood control costs on farm properties.
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Columbus
Dee
Ohio State Grange
Lima
Agriculture Extension Service
Grange
Vision of Conservation
Department of Agriculture
Rev Nutter conducts carbon hill revival at Methodist Church
Carbon Hill reports a revival led by Reverend Nutter of Haydenville at the M E Church with services at 7 o clock. The Ladies Aid Society met with 25 members and served lunch after devotionals. Next meeting set for December 31 to usher in the new year.
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Nutter
Carbon Hill
Methodist Church
Haydenville
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
I. O. O. F. Boosters Club
Logan
Odd Fellows and
Rebekaha
Carl C. Byers
Marjorie Joyce
Kermit Swain
Virgil Reynolds
Pauline Spres
Floyd Pierson
Florence Dupler
Velma Schnieder
Fern Barber
Max Kinnear
Dorothy Helen Hawk
Imina Stacey
Robbie Smith
Betty Smith
Francis Johnson
Adrien Devol
Grace Cunningham
Billie Brooker
Raymond Bu
Floyd Parry
Hedly Lowes
Buchtel
Clifford Hawk
Columbus
Helen Coe
Nelsonville
Velva Lowes
Curtis Funeral Held in Albany for Alonzo Curtis
Alonzo Curtis died at his Mt. Pleasant home and his funeral was conducted at the M. B. Church in Albany. Mrs. Curtis and family will visit her daughters in Lancaster and Zanesville before returning to Michigan. Community notices follow including visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Alonzo Curtis
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
M. B
High School Teacher Edward Howery Receives Appendicitis Operation
Edward Howery a Carpenter high school teacher underwent an appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday along with Miss Margaret Cain of Jerseyville who had a similar procedure that night.
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Edward Howery
Carpenter
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Margaret Cain
Jerseyville
Trifle with Coughs Promotes False Remedies
Fragmentary notes tout a dubious remedy Cremulsion for coughs claiming powerful relief. Text warns against narcotics and urges consulting a pharmacist, while mentioning spa or cold treatment and alleged authorization.
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Gallia
Hodges
Tere
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
Bravan Coffee
Binoy Tissue
Homar S. Cummings
Washington
Hollywood
National Brands
Grocer
National, Brands
Pimento
Dr. Phillips
Tangerines
Fancy Grimes
Mickey Mouse
Ibs
Lake Shore
Little Crow
Michigan
Caldwell Creamery
Thonenews
Borden's
Eagle Brand
Exbela
Southeastern Ohio
Curtis
Vernon West
Floyd West
Athens
Levi Nichols
Bertha Chesser
Nichols
Ray Knowlton
Mary Davis
Arch, Arbaugh
Jeanette
Frank Arbaugh
Race Street
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