Death Toll Rises in Gallipolis District Three Die in 36 Hours
Three well known Gallia County residents died within 36 hours. Mary Waddell 94 oldest resident of Gallia County died at her granddaughter's home in Lakeview Addition Gallipolis from age related infirmities. Hale Harding 82 retired farmer died of a heart attack at his step-daughter's home Kananga. Dina Hinder Fletcher wife of Dr. W W Fletcher died after cerebral hemorrhage at Chambersburg. Funeral plans pending for all.
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Mary Waddell
Galim County
Sam Medley
Lakeview
Gallipolis
Mediey
Appeals Court Reverses in Tipton vs Willey Bus Incident
Fourth District Court of Appeals rules Willey negligent for allowing H Richard Tipton to exit a Gallipolis school bus on the road side near his home and not warning of traffic. Court orders Gallia Common Pleas to proceed to a jury trial.
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Gallipolis
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Gallia
Willey
Court of Appeals
Tipton
Common Pleas Court
February court collections split among city county and state
Municipal Judge A. J. Stormont recorded February collections totaling 206.70 dollars with 156.70 to the city, 37.00 to the county, and 12.50 to the state fund.
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Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Nettie Lupton Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Nettie Lupton entertained eight bridge club members with a luncheon at the Hotel Libbey on Wednesday noon in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Nettie Lupton
Hospital admissions and dismissals in Gallia county
Admissions to Melster Hospital on Wednesday include W. H. Reynolds Addison for observation and Mrs Roy Alexander Gallipolis for an operation. Dismissals were Mrs George Eberschbach Pom eroy Lorenzo Ward Gallipolis R D Mrs Burch Nichols Jackson and Fawin Wiseman Watertoo.
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Gallipolis
Melster Hospital
W. H. Reynolds
Addison
Roy Alexander
George Eberschbach
Pomeroy
Lorenzo Ward
Gallipolis R. D
Burch Nichols
Jackson
Fawin Wiseman
Watertoo
Licenses Increase in Gallia County January
Marriage licenses issued in Gallia County probate court during January totaled 20, an increase of five licenses from January 1932. The number is two less than for December.
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Gallia County
Gas Leases Cancelled Across Four Townships
Ohio Fuel Gas Company cancelled twenty two gas leases covering 1551 acres in Harrison Green Guyan and Perry Townships. The action occurred Wednesday in Gallipolis as part of the companys restructuring.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Harrison, Green, Guyan
Perry
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Gallipolis Burley Tobacco Market Slumps in Sale
Gallipolis on February 1 reports a sale volume of 15 580 pounds at the burley tobacco market with fair quality. Average price realized was 1030 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Burley
Bank sues over promissory note and foreclosure
Gallia Court News reports the Twenty Street Bank of Huntington filed suit against Walter E. and Cora E. Smith in common pleas court on a 2676.54 note with interest and seeks foreclosure of Cheshire Township property. Laura Osborn sues C. R. Simms for 245 with 8 percent interest from July 29, 1933. Plymale Wagner Co. Ltd. joined Lucy Bowen v William Bowen. a justice court judgment of 202.78 with interest was recorded August 21, 1933. Margaret K. Clear sues for divorce from Ray W. Clear, married March 19, 1929, in Pomeroy, seeking restoration of her maiden name Margaret Tabit.
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Gallipolis
Twentieth Street Bank of
Huntington
W. Va
Walter E
Cora E. Smith
Cheshire Township
Common Pleas
Laura Osborn
C. R. Simms
Plymale Wagner Co. Ltd
Lucy Bowen
William Bowen
Margaret KE. Clear
Common Pleas Court
Ray W. Clear
Pomeroy
Margaret Tabit
Local Social Notes From The Plains And Surrounding Areas
The column lists exchanges of visits and dinners among families in The Plains Enterprise and nearby towns. Individuals mentioned include Lottridge Runion Harold Abbart Mary Stout C M Swarts William Priode Cheshire William Lawrence Clarice Shafer Frank Lawrence Grace Jeffers Leroy Boggs W A Barnhill John Barnhill Freda Carl Glen Harold Lelia Mandeberry Charley King and others. Also notes a move from Deep Hollow to the Nichols property on Route 50 and a Wesleyan Methodist Church outing in Athens amid reported unusually cold weather.
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L. T. Runion
Harold
Herman Abbart
Enterprise
Mary Stout
Nelsonville
C. M. Swarts
William Priode
Cheshire
William Lawrence
Clarice Shafer
the Plains
Frank Lawrence
Grace Jeffers
Raymond Boggs
Little Hocking
Junior McBee
Parkersburg
Rexall Boggs
Leroy Boggs
W. A. Barnhill
John Barnhill
Freda
Carl
Dutch Ridge
Emmett Swisher
Glen
Lelia Mandeberry
Charley King
Deep Hollow
Nichols
Wesleyan Methodis
Athens
Only 1 Federal Judge Returns Salary Cut
Washington, Feb 1. Only one federal judge has returned to the government part of their salary under the Economy Act 15 percent reduction, it was revealed today.
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Washington
CWA Leader Speaker Addresses Athens County Relief
CWA official Neilson discusses relief needs in Athens County, noting heavy relief load despite ongoing aid. He stresses proper case investigation to identify real needs such as economical buying over extra money. He thanks local store owners for distributing federal relief food and providing refrigeration for perishables.
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Athens County
Neilson
Sunday House Guests Round Out Local Social Visit
The Daings hosted Sunday dinner with Louks Shade Jess Sanborn and their Athens guests, and John Loefier and daughter Mary from Guysville. Weatherby and Mohler relatives hosted a Tuesday visit as Mrs Weatherby joined her ailing mother. The Louthers family welcomed Mae Shanafelt in South Bend and Dorcas Souther returned home with O F Louther. Aldean Barnhill and Donna visited Don Robinson in Alfred while Harry Smiths and Clyde Smiths hosted and Cari Sargent joined.
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Rugent Daings
Ense Louks
Shade
Jess Sanborn
Athens
John Loefier
Mary
Guysville
Glen Goldsberry
William Weatherby
J. P. Mohler
Tonai Liti
Mae Shanafelt
South Bend
Ind
Dorcas Souther
O. F. Louther
Aldean Barnhill
Donna, Jewell
Don Robinson
Alfred
Harry Smith
William Colemer
Clyde Smith
Cari Sargent
AAA Will Cooperate With Ohio Dairymen
Columbus Feb 1 A R H Tolley assistant administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration Washington told Ohio farmers the AAA will cooperate with the Ohio milk marketing commission to arrange marketing agreements and ease the dairy industry's distress Tolley predicted the program will continue long and that by the end of 1934 the 43 000 000 acres taken out of cultivation under voluntary agreements will be withdrawn due to AAA action
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Columbus
H. R. Tolley
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
Ohio
AAA
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Tolley
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Nellie Haner
Galte
Fletcher
Gallia Counen D
Soares
Gabe
Kdoney Beck Guaresien
Mrs. Lupton
Norma Berridge
Holzer Hospital
Norris Dam
Clinch River
Tennessee
New Plain
Ors
Gallia Court News
Lottridge
Ll. T. Runion
William Wyman
Plaine
Il Repose
CWA
Ohio Dairymen
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
Stevens
Booth Mills
White
Zenner
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