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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

Page

10

Notice Unknown Heirs in Ohio highway right of way case

Notice to Unknown Heirs of Johnson Coe J Gaston Coe and Clemens Steele and Marie Steele that a 1936 proceeding in Athens County Probate Court concerns appropriation of an easement for highway use over lands of The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company and affiliates. It lists parcels and damages totaling 339.00 and sets a February 22, 1936 appeal deadline.

Johnson Coe J. Gaston Coe Clemens F. Steele Marie KE. Steele Athens County Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Et al John Jaster, Jr State of Journal of the Director of Highways Dover York Sunday Creek Coal Company Department of Highways BE. H. Davia Borth Prverty H. Davis J. Gaston Coe Heirs E. H. Davis Chesapeake and Ohio Railwa Company C. L. Stout Burney Dover Coal and Land Company Pilus Mentangies Aid Montangis Deeres Chesapeake and Ohio Ouiway Company Chesapeake Apa Oni K Railway Company Cie Stat Center Line Wiest Sapesxe Oshic Hallway Company Stout Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company and Co. Stout C. N. Stout Isabella Coe Lettie Coe Hintz Celia Coe Hope Johnson Oe J. Ganton Coe Marie E. Steele E. B Young Nelsonville-Athens Electric Railway Company Director of Highways Johnson Reba Udge Dorthy Frank

Five Seek Office in Gallia County Primary Field

Interest in politics rises in Gallia County as petitions open for candidacy. Five announce: John Howell for prosecuting attorney, D. R. Richards for representative, Howard Gates for sheriff, Edna Mae Cooper for recorder, and RE W Edwards for representative on the Democratic ticket. Republican and Democratic committee lists name ward leaders and precinct chiefs across Gallipolis and surrounding townships.

Gallipolis Aéara John Howell D. R. Richards Howard Gates Edna Mae Cooper RE. W. Edwards Rio Grande Republican Central Committee Othneil Jones Addison Township Merrill Bunce Addison Arthur Rupe Cheshire Township D. W. Briggs Cheshire Bert Finley Clay Township C. K E. Halley Clay Joe Keefer Brady Shaw Kananga Ernest Blazer Green John Evans Greenfield Ralph Boster Harrison Pete Dale R. D.D. Gibbs Gilbert Bush Ruby Plummer Jonah Borden Margaret Ralph David Plymale

Bride Stays Within Law Across State Lines

Margaret Mary Smith age 18 and Winslow Cobler age 20 eloped via Ohio Pennsylvania and New York crossing lines to wed in Olean New York under a law they cited. A police inquiry followed their two day absence but the officer left after seeing the wedding ring.

Cleveland Ohio- Pennsylvania New York-Pennsylvania Margaret Mary Smith Winslow Cobler Ohio Pennsylvania Olean N. Y Margaret

Rural Electrification Projects Will Continue in Gallia County

Gallia County plans to reopen activity to promote rural electrification as weather allows. County Agent R. R. Starbuck and Ohio State Farm Bureau's L. F. Warbington report 50 Ohio counties involved and work starting in Shelby County. Granges and Farm Bureaus cooperate with local chairmen collecting farmer opinions and arranging power supply from nearby or two counties away, with cooperation from Southern Ohio Electric Company.

Gallipolis R. R. Starbuck Gallia Ll. F. Warbington Ohio State Farm Bureau Columbus Starbuck Ohio Shelby County Granges J. D. Swango J. T. Phillips Waterloo Starbuck and Warhington Southern Ohio Electric Company Gallia County

Rio Grande Sororities Hold Pledge Services

Rio Grande campus held pledging services for two sororities Alpha Sigma Tau and Phi Sigma Epsilon. Names of pledges include Anna Mae Davis Thurman and Vera Metcalf for Alpha Sigma Tau and Faye Alban Gallipolis Vivian Bevan for Phi Sigma Epsilon among others.

Rio Grande Alpha Sigma Tau Anna Mae Davis Thurman Juanita Davis Edna Hopkins Jackson Mildred Osmeyer Portsmouth Vera Metcalf Vinton Mary Ellen Fulton Gallipolla Lylu Patterson Norma Egbert Lucasville Geraldine Morgan Hazel McCray Coalton Phi Sigma Ep Siion Faye Alban Gallipolis Vivian Bevan Edna Ruth Scioteville

Rio Grande College Day Observed at First Baptist Church

Rio Grande College Day was observed at the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis on a Sunday. Students and faculty led both morning and evening services with deputation speakers from Agnes Billigas Luther Tracy and George Brooks among others. Twelve cars carried attendees fourteen members on program, and President Lewis was absent due to illness.

Rio Grande Mary Cross Helen Maerker Coalton Allan Frank Childers Glenna Hesse Vinton Lou Patterson Jackson Hester McFarland Portsmouth Gallipolis

Milk Orders Not Reduced By Cold Wave

Gallipolis reports show no drop in milk orders during the cold snap despite weather hampering deliveries. Spring Hill Dairy owner Fred Foster says adequate supply remained and notes a Nov. 25 price conference by the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association failed to curb contracts. Foster, also a producer, says he buys through various channels and the plant remains in the market for inspected milk with no anticipated shortage.

Gallipolis Fred Foster Spring Hill Foster Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association Huntington W. Va Route 11 Ohio Athens Washington

Fruit Damage In River Area Most Severe

Gallia County reports extensive fruit losses from a cold snap with peaches, cherries, and plums badly damaged. Apple trees fared best, with a possible good crop if summer conditions stay favorable. Snow protected wheat and rye crops across the county.

Gallipolis Gallia County

Auto Meeting Postponed in Gallipolis

The American Automobile Association meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to next week, according to officials.

Gallipolis American Automobile Association

Committee of 10 to probe Gallia health by clinic plan

A 10 member committee formed in St. John's Bible Class of Grace Methodist Church to study health issues in Gallia County and explore establishing a clinic. Dr. Leo Bean Dr. Willis Brown and county nurse Miss Margaret Jones spoke at the meeting. An oyster supper followed, hosted by committee members Homer Kerr Charles Yeanger L. L. Stone and Millard Miles.

Gallipolis St. John’s Grace Methodist Church Gallia County Leo Bean W. Lewis Brown Margaret Jones Homer Kerr Charles Yeanger L. L. Stone Millard Miles

McHale Homestead Sold to Woodwards on First Ave

Mr and Mrs Edward Woodward bought the old McHale homestead on First Ave opposite Holzer Hospital from the heirs of the late Mrs Mary McHale Walker. They plan to redecorate and reside there. A 40 watt bulb emits minimal energy compared with the sun’s vast output, illustrating scale.

Gallipolis Edward Woodward McHale First Ave Holzer Hospital Mary McHale Walker

Zeb Swift Boung To Gallia

Zeb Swift Boung to Gallia reported by officers after an incident in Vinton last Saturday. The assailant struck Frank with a pop bottle involved in a confrontation that night.

Zeb Swift Boung Gallia Frank Vinton

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