Gallia County Tobacco Growers Split Over Kerr-Smith Bill
In Gallia County the tobacco men show limited support for the Kerr-Smith Bill with about 75 percent of growers needed for approval not voting. County extension officials report just 8&7 per cent favorable votes. Writ contracts and farm hog details appear in local notes, including pig losses and sales on a nearby farm.
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Polis
Gallia County
Kerr-Smith Bill
Starbuck
Ely
Woman Faces Court Over Assault Case in Ohio
In Ohio a woman foes assault and battery charges in court of Justice Willis on Thursday. The defendant was released on pond. Phillips, resident two miles north on Mill Creek, is a witness. A semi formal party at the hall above the See Store on Second Avenue drew over four attendees from the Episcopal church Thursday night.
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the of Ohio
Lillian
Willis
Phillips
Mill Creek
See
Second Avenue
Episcopal
Christmas Week Religious Activities In Gallipolis
After Christmas festivities Gallipolis churches announce topics for next Sunday's discussions on duties for the year. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church will feature talks including The Condition of Cleansing and A New Creature. The Baptist Church hosts a New Year’s party and devotional services led by Elmer Boggs. Officers visit Carpenter Meigs County for regional B Y P U meetings. Springfield Grange holds a Christmas tree program with Santa Claus at Evergreen church.
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Gallipolis
H. H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
the Baptist Church
Helen Pierson
Fellowship Group
Elmer Boggs
Carpenter
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Middleport
Racine
First Baptist Church
George Sagen
Springfield Grange
Evergreen
Guilty Plea in Car Theft Case Near Crown City
Gallagher Woodyard grandson of George Woodyard pleaded guilty to stealing the elder Woodyard’s car in Municipal Court before Judge A J Stormont. Olaf Murray and Bum Ours pleaded not guilty. The trio were arrested in Portsmouth last Saturday. Bond set at 300 each and hearings scheduled for Jan 2.
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Gallipolis
Lewis Woodyard
George Woodyard
Crown City
Woodyard
A. J. Stormont
Olaf Murray
Bum” Ours
Portsmouth
Ten Gallipolis Merchants Take Early Tax Licensing
Ten merchants in Gallipolis have obtained licenses to sell under the new three per cent sales tax before its January start. Virgil S. Manley, owner of a State Street shoe repair shop, secured license No. 1, and the Bell Shoe Company on Second Street secured the second.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Virgil S. Manley
State Street
Bell Shoe Company
Second Street
Bus Mileage Up Question for Green District Board
The Green District Board of Education will discuss whether bus drivers should be paid per mile driven or per miles carrying pupils at a January 8 meeting. State rules say mileage is based on daily miles driven, regardless of trip length. Other Gallia County districts are weighing the same problem.
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Gallipolis
Green District Board of Education
State Department of Education
Gallia County
Wife Asks Divorce In Gallipolis Case
Bernice Brown files suit for divorce alimony and custody of a minor child Charles against Jacob M Brown. Married in 1998 they have four children Mary Lucy Helen and Mary was married last week. Plaintiff alleges threats and that he struck her on December 21. She seeks restraining orders and protection of children and marital property.
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Gallipolis
Bernice Brown
Charles
Jacob M. Brown
Lucy
Helen
Mary
Mary Brown
Brown
Gallipolis Pair Bound Over In Home Robbery Case
Robert Crawford and Clarence Siders waived examination in a preliminary hearing before Justice Fred Millisor for robbing the Albert Pettit home near Gallipolis. They were bound over to the grand jury under $500 bonds each, which were not posted and they returned to county jail.
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Gallipolis
Albert Pettit
Robert Crawford
Clarence Siders
East Side
Fred Millisor
Lovable continues at Dirk's with drinks and tensions rising
In a crowded apartment scene Peter Kendall and Valeria join Dirk and others. Glasses refill as the group socializes while Valeria presses Peter about a drink and control. Peter hides inner turmoil beneath calm, watching Valeria press for a sandwich and listening to Randell's drunken chatter.
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Engineers Meet in Athens for Zone Gathering
GALLIPOLIS E WN Leonard and G M Gearheart travel to Athens for the Athens Zone engineers meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Security Savings Bank Building. They seek a permanent organization of engineers a code of ethics and outline schedules of fees and salaries. Perry T Ford and Walter W Graf will attend from Columbus and Lancaster respectively. Notices were sent to Gallia County members by Arch EB Campbell Oak Hill zone chairman.
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E. WN. Leonard
G. M. Gearheart
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Security Savings Bank
Perry T. Ford
Columbus
Walter W. Graf
Lancaster
State Board of Registration
Gallia County
Arch Eb, Campbell
Oak Hill
Sowards Arrested in Marshall for Car Theft Case
Gallipolis telegram states Alva Sowards was arrested in Marshall N C by Sheriff Guy English. He faces county charges for stealing two cars. first vehicle taken near Rio Grande by threatening a taxi driver in Pomeroy. Miss Nan Deardorff bought Huntington Banking receivables in a private sale for 25 dollars, affirmed by Judge W R White.
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E. B. Hatfield
Guy English
Marshall
N. C
Alva Sowards
Sowards
Rio Grande
Pomeroy
Nan Deardorff
Huntington Banking and Trust Company
E. N. Deardorff and Co., Inc
W. R. White
Unemployed group warns of strike over relief wage cuts
Hopkins County Unemployed Association committees threaten 1600 relief recipients will refuse to work if January 1 wage reductions for relief programs go into effect. J West Powell Ferr area administrator says new rates were set by the county relief committee under state relief administration guidance at Louisville. France bans and later permits the Marseillaise: once a forbidden anthem due to revolutions and its use in atrocities.
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Madisonville
Hopkins County Unemployed Association
J. West Powell
Dorcas Church Plans New Year Eve Program
Dorcas community notes a New Year’s Eve program at Bethany United Brethren Church from 8 p m to midnight with public talks. Local families and visitors are listed among recent travels and holiday visits to and from nearby towns and homes.
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Bethany U. B
Harold Beegle
Waldo Beaver
Anthony Salser
Bowman's Run
Grover Salser
Rev. Lucas
Marietta
Frances Foster
Columbus
Winnefred Gibbs
Lon Gibbs
Harry Wolfe
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