26000 Pounds of Fresh Beef For Meigs County Relief
Meigs County will receive 26000 pounds of fresh beef on February 15 for distribution to relief list families. Eligible residents must call at current food-order stores on February 16. New sewing centers for relief women are planned in Middleport and Syracuse, with workers leaving the relief list. Additional schools will open in Racine Silver Run and Thomas Fork, with instructors and a dietitian. A town meeting with Corragini will update finances as officials attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Relief Office
Henry Corradini
Middleport
Syracuse
Racine
Silver Run
Thomas Fork
Funeral for W M Gardner in Rutland
Funeral services for W M Gardner will be held Wednesday at 3 PM at the Rutland Methodist Church. The funeral is conducted by Rev. G L Bogardus and the Rutland K of P Lodge. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs Ward Kennedy of Rutland, two sons MC Gardner of Peoria IL and G H Gardner of Huntington WV, a sister Mrs Elmer Dill of Grand Island NE, a brother Charles Gardner of California, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
W M. Gardner
Blackstone
Rutland Methodist Church
G. L. Bogardus
Rutland K
P. Lodge
Mr. Gardner
Ward Kennedy
MC. Gardner
Peoria
G. H. Gardner
Huntington
W. Va
Elmer Dill
Grand Island
Ned
Charles Gardner
California
Broadening Corn Hog Plan Lets More Meigs Farmers In
Meigs County widens eligibility for the corn hog reduction program as rules permit farmers with under four pig litters per year to participate if they cut one litter in 1934. George W. Kreier notes nationwide changes enable many previously ineligible to join. Contracts cover 16,561 acres with 1,637 acres of corn and 2,520 pigs, reducing both by 2 percent yielding over 15000 dollars in benefits.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Washington
George W. Kreier
Kreier
Pomeroy Personal News Highlights Local Arrivals Visits and Meetings
Mrs. F W Baber improves at Union Avenue home after illness. Nurse Katherine Huber visited her mother. M J Edwards of Parkersburg spent a few days with relatives. Mrs Louis Probst attended Mrs Mary Ann Price funeral at Minersville and is on vacation. Mrs Mary Baldwin came from Cincinnati to visit Mulberry Avenue relatives before Holver Hospital training. Meigs County Ministerial Association met at Dr A R Stark home electing new officers F J Gardner T E Maness C B Swearingen. American Legion members met at Legion Hall planning a future ping pong tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Baber
Union Avenue
Mies Katherine Huber
Gallipolis Hospital
Ed. Huber
M. J. Edwards
Parkersburg
W. Va
Louis Probst
Mary Ann Price
Minersville
Red Anchor Department
Mary Baldwin
Cincinnati
G. 8
Conroy
Mulberry Avenue
General Hospital
Gallipolis
Holver Hospital
Meigs County Ministerial Association
A. R. Stark
East Main Street
F. J. Gardner
T. E. Maness
C. B E. Swearingen
Sona
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Concert program by Pomeroy high schools glee clubs
Emma Lou Keehne announces Thursday evening concert at the Junior High Auditorium featuring performances by the Junior High Girls and Boys Glee Clubs, Senior High Girls, and guest soloists with accompanists Mary Schaefer and Mary Neutzling. The program includes songs by Debussy, Chasins, and other composers, with medleys and choruses such as Salutation, The Rosary, Rolling Down to Rio, Jardins sans la Plaie, and A Hunting We Will Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Emma Lou Keehne
Gaines
Logan
Kreisler
Song of Songs
Mays
D’hardelot
Lohr
Mary Schaefer
Mary Neutzling
Local Names Gather for Community Notices
Mrs Clara Humphrey and Mrs Lydia Steward and Vira Rawlings were ill. Mr Andrew Jewell and family visited Zanesville on Sunday. F E Wood hosted dinner with Will Weatherby and son from Athens and Emory Wyckoff of Rock Springs. funeral for Charlies Nelson held at Old Dexter. Mary Bosworth of Dyesville visited sister Exie Goodin. A R Caster of Lancaster came to visit Mrs Caster's parents Frank and Mrs Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Humphrey
Lydia Steward
Vira Rawlings
Andrew Jewell
Zanesville
F. E. Wood
Will Weatherby
Athens
Emory Wyckoff
Rocksprings C. C
Charlies Nelson
Old Dexter
Mary A. Bosworth
Dyesville
Exie Goodin
A. R. Caster
Lancaster
Caster
Frank Wood
Sunday School Attendance Grows at Bunker Hill
Progress is shown at the Bunker Hill Sunday School with increasing attendance and cordial welcomes for visitors. The Rev. Evan Ginheimer left for Wilkesville to assume charge of the Wilkesville circuit. Cottage prayer meeting is set for tonight at the Doerfer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Evan Ginheimer
Wilkesville
Lenas Doerfer
Carman and Bailey
Jake Klein
George Wells
Ball Run
Jed Davis
J. HM. Eastman
Pomeroy
Roy Eastman
Long Hollow
John Heilman
Daniel Carman
John Hellman
Bashan News Notes Highlight Local Visits
Feb 7 Bashan notes show Mrs. Mattie Bonzo of New Brighton Pa returned home after visiting ill sister Mrs. Dave McElroy. Mrs. Kate Orr is recovering. Elmer Baum and daughter from Bremen visited Mrs. R E Torrence. Long Bottom guests Will Conley and wife. Mrs. Tom Bailey and son and Mrs. Date Warner visited the McKay family in Middleport. Haymen of Rainbow visited Arthur Orr.
Covert Bakery to Rebuild Behind Fire Site in Middleport
Middleport February 7 work on a new plant at the Covert Bakery site is advancing with basement excavation. Bellefontaine Construction Co handles the contract and uses a rotor shovel. A brick concrete steel structure will stretch from Fifth to Sixth Avenues along Williams Street. Bakery operations will continue in the Williams Cup Factory during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covert Bakery
Middleport
Bellefontaine Construction Company
Arthur Covert
Cmpany
Fifth Avenue
Sixth
Wiliams Street
Williams Cup
Honor Roll Corrected At Pomeroy School
School authorities announced that several students were omitted from the Honor Roll. Added to the list are seniors Kathryn Leifheit Kathryn Mitch Louise Nelson Myrtle Seyfried Evelyn Smith Wilhelmine Smith Opal Will. juniors Mary Schaefer Iris Myers Gears. sophomores Mary Ellen Hennessy Ruth Manessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Kathryn Leifheit
Kathryn Mitch
Louise Nelson
Myrtle Seyfried
Evelyn Smith
Wilhelmine Smith
Opal Will
Mary Schaefer
Iris Myers
Mary Ellen Hennessy
Ruth Manessa
Lincoln memory honored by Columbia Grange meeting
Abraham Lincoln memory will be honored Friday night when Columbia Grange meets here. Program includes orchestra music Lincoln's Life by Ada Belle Trainer a poem by Elda Starkey a questionnaire by Mina Dudgeon a Lenore Darst monologue Valentine scenes game Hearts and Mut tans home economics exhibit and exercises by Leona Chase and Ge Starkey Refreshments of cocoa and coffee served.
Safety Move Starts In Meigs County
POMEROY Feb 7 An organization to lead a county wide safety first drive was set up at a safety first meeting at the Courthouse Principal speaker was James Berry chief of the State Division of Mines BE L Lewis of the State Division of Safety and Hygiene helped in starting the movement A Meigs Safety Council committee was appointed to push the work locally Names include Raymond Harbrecht Pat Thornton Harry Carnahan Mrs Ralston Russell Pearl Bolin Fred Shumway Mrs Thomas Clark Earl King Mrs William Radford George Childs Jim Harley George Pratt C O Miles Gomer Lewis Rev B F Dunn Rev E C Kreager Mrs H Fadelay C A Price Mrs Pete Duffy L D McMaster A joint miners coal operators and state representatives meeting will be planned to work out a cooperative miner protection plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
James Berry
State Division of Mines
BE. L. Lewis
State Division of Safety and Hygiene
Meigs Safety Council
Raymond Harbrecht
Pat Thornton
Harry Carnahan
Ralston Russell
Pearl Bolin
Fred Shumway
Thomas Clark
Earl King
William Radford
George Childs
Jim Harley
George Pratt
C. O. Miles
Gomer Lewis
B. F. Dunn
E. C. Kreager
H. Fadelay
C. A. Price
Pete Duffy
L. D McMaster
Mrs Harold Weaver Improves As Sutton Church Meetings Continue
Mrs Harold Weaver returns from illness after weeks of absence. Evangelistic services at Sutton Church proceed under Rev Mayme Hardin with assistance from her husband Rev RE Hardin and Mrs 8 Emory Wolfe who recovers from a spill on the ice. Ohio University student Bob Kagerine of Nites visits with fellow student J B Hardin. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church plans a benefit soup dinner at the church on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weaver
Sutton Church
Mayme Hardin
RE. C. Hardin
Ohio University
J B. Hardin
Ladies’ Aid Society
M E. Church
Hemlock Grove Grange Plans Meeting After Degree Work
Hemlock Grove Grange reports a large turnout for degree work with the First and Second Degrees awarded to Albert Spencer and membership honors. Ella Staneart’s death led to a draped charter, and a program followed featuring Evelyn Smith Pearl Hawk a 4H Club guide with a short play. Avery Nelson won a singing contest while Lucille Cummings and Kib a Story provided instrumental music. Chaplain Homer Rice will lead musical features at the Feb 17 program with school days recollections quotes from poets and Alta Nelson on Our Greatest Community Need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
Ella Staneart
Albert Spencer
Evelyn Smith
Pearl Hawk
Guia
Avery Nelson
Lucille Cummings
Kiba Story
Homer Rice
Alta Nelson
Truck Growers Busy In Hothouses At Letart Falls
Letart Falls February seventh. District Superintendent R. B. Foster of Portsmouth will attend the quarterly conference at Apple Grove on February fourteen. Local truck growers keep hothouses heated as cabbage plants sprout. Paul Beil of Clarksburg returns home after attending his grandmother Mrs. Julia Boston's funeral. Mrs. K P Wallace and daughter visit Huntington after relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Roush. Mrs. Elsa Burch Mrs Clyde Alexander and Lien Shields ill. Robert Sayre recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Waldo Kelley seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letert Walls
Letart Falls
R. B. Foster
Portsmouth
Apple Grove
Paul Beil
Clarksburg
Julia Boston
K P. Wallace
Huntington
J. D. Roush
Elsa Burch
Clyde Alexander
Lien Shields
Robert Sayre
Waldo Kelley
Literary Club Meeting At Mrs Harley Home
Literary Club held its first February session at Mrs. E. Harley’s Bryan Place home in Middleport. Miss Vivian Middleton led in president’s absence, with Valentine jingles in roll call and a program on radio fiction presented by Mrs. Rosener Zeiher, Mrs. R. M. Sherman, and Mrs. H. E. Thomas. The next meeting is set for February 21 with Mrs. M. L. French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Harley
Middleport
E. Harley
Bryan Place
Vivian Middleton
D. C. Miller
Valentine
Rosener Zeiher
R. M. Sherman
H. E. Thomas
M. L. French
South Fourth
Lincoln Streets
Mrs Justice Dies in Long Bottom Burial Set in Charleston
The body of Mrs Jack Justice who died here Friday was taken to Charleston West Virginia for burial. Mrs Justice who had long been ill leaves a husband. Blame Newell Reedville suffered an ankle injury Tuesday when his foot was caught under a coal truck while working at the A H Curtis plant. The river has been filled with ice at this point several days. Mail is being delivered only twice a day. The bridge on State Route 248 near Larkins Garage is being repaired and a detour via Sand Hill is being used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Jack Justice
Charleston
W. Va
Justice
Biaime Newe
Reedsville
A. H. Curtis
Larkins Garage
Sand Hill
Local Moves and Homebound Happenings in Nitro and Athens
Middleport reports Mr and Mrs Delbert Pauley relocated to Nitro West Virginia where he joined business partner Mr Quickle previously a local merchant. Mrs Marvin DeMain continues homeward from Bryn Athyn Pa after brief visit with Vesta and Nora McCoy while en route from Cincinnati. David Diles of L D Diles family suffered flu for days. James Arnold returning to work in Zanesville after illness. Mrs James White improving after severe illness.
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Delbert Pauley
Nitro
W. Va
Pauley
Quickle
Marvin DeMain
Vesta
Nora McCoy
Bryn Athyn
Mies Frances
Athens
David Diles
L. D. Diles
James Arnold
Grant and
Chestnut Streets
Zanesville
James White
Stark Grange Meeting Set for February seventeenth
Dexter Feb 7 Star Grange will meet Saturday Feb seventeenth. Last meeting featured a varied program with a dialogue by E L Bosworth and A L Holliday. Mrs Grade Caldwell read a paper on Home Influences.
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Stark Grange
Dexter
Star Grange
E. L. Bosworth
A. L. Holliday
Grade Caldwell
Record Tobacco Price At Gallipolis Market
Gallipolis reports the season’s top price as a basket owned by J R Houck of Northup sold for 38 cents per pound. Total sales reached 29 010 pounds with an average of 10.96 dollars per hundred pounds, per warehouse manager Dave Keiton.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Burley
J. R. Houck
Northup
Dave Keiton
Ice floes suspend Ohio River navigation to Cincinnati
Heavy floes of ice halt river traffic from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Charles Arthur and crew from the Acme Boiler Shop departed for Pittsburgh to repair boilers on a Campbell Transportation steamer. The Jadwin dredgeboat, built at Marietta Manufacturing, was delivered to U S engineers at Memphis after a 10 day trip.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Charles Arthur
Force
Acme
Campbell Transportation Company
United States
Jadwin
Marietta
United States Engineers
Memphis
Gallia County Real Estate Receipts Hit $87 811.69 in January
Gallia County January receipts from undivided general real estate tax totaled 878,811.69. The month saw total receipts of 8136,343.11 and disbursements of 834,524.09. Balance across all funds stood at 180,304.45 with 8178,283.97 recorded on February 1.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. L. White
Will Repair Damage Caused by Blasting
Gallia County Commissioners authorize buying eight squares of roofing to repair N B Rolin home in Harrison Township damaged by blasting on CWA road work. They will pay for sand and gravel used on roads with labor funded by CWA. Bills approved include Bartels 196.35 EB Fire payroll 1207.20 Batley Treen 848 Huntington Auto 150.50 Ray Grover 270 Ohio Electric 158.38 Columbus Blank Book 117 Standard Oil 113.
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Gallipolis
N. B. Rolin
Harrison Township
CWA
Gallia
J. W. Bartels
Co. EB
Batley- Treen Manufacturing Company
Huntington Auto Supply
Ray Grover
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Columbus Blank Book Company
Standard of! Company
Stevers Named Foreman of Gallia County Grand Jury
Charles Stevers of Gallipolis was chosen foreman as the Gallia County Grand Jury convened on Tuesday. Jurors include Mrs. R. D. Gibbs Homer Sowards J. H. Butterfield Mrs. Edna Hurn Luther Phillips Nellie Cottrell Jennie Hatfield Morris Bane W. B. Gray Ruby Saunders Lulu Brabham David Houck B. R. Smith Howard Smiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Stevers
Gallia County
R. D. Gibbs
Homer Sowards
J. H. Butterfield
Edna Hurn
Luther Phillips
Nellie Cottrell
Jennie Hatfield
Morris Bane
W. B. Gray
Ruby Saunders
Lulu Brabham
David Houck
B. R. Smith
Howard Smiley
Auxiliary Initiates Nine Members at Middleport Meeting
Middleport American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday night session with twelve applications read and nine new members initiated. A prize box donated by Mrs. Roscoe Fowler went to Mrs. Charles Sauer. Bake sale planned at the La Salle Hotel on Saturday morning February 10. New members named: Cline Matthews Ed Spencer H D Mourning John Spuarhas Morgan Crosby W Rice Sam Clark Samp Boy Earl Rupe Homer Hawkins Holmes and Miss Duckworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
American Legion Auxiliary
Roscoe Fowler
Charles Sauer
la Salle Hotel
Cline Matthews
Ed Spencer
H. D. Mourning
Athens Couple Moves to Third Avenue Apartment
Mr and Mrs Walker Haney of Athens relocate to Mrs Elizabeth Biddles apartment on Third Avenue during her Florida absence. Dr and Mrs Emmett Thomas of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Paul Shane of Berea spent the weekend as guests of Dr Thomas's brother Orin Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Haney
Athens
Elizabeth Biddle
Third Avenue
Florida
Emmett Thomas
Cleveland
Paul Shane
Berea
Thomas
Orin Thomas
Langsville News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Langsville February 7 scene includes L E Thomas of Michigan visiting with family Mrs Thelma Adams Kerrs Station. Carol Pickens recovers from Charleston hospital operation at parental home T M and Mrs T Pickens. Dorothy Ledlie Ohio University student visiting parents J T and Mrs J T Ledlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
L. E. Thomas
Michigan
Thelma Adams
Kerrs Station
L. Knapp
Carol Pickens
Charleston
T. M. Pickens
Dorothy Ledlie
Ohio University
J. T. Ledlie
Laurel Grange to Meet With Lincoln Honors
Laurel Grange will meet on Saturday February 10 for a program honoring Lincoln. Members will share stories of new flowers or vegetables, describe Lincoln's home, and include a Dozen Questions plus grafting and budding demonstrations. Stunts and humorous readings will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Grange
Dexter
Lincoln
Quarry Worker Injured at Hobson Quarry
Cecil E. Draper of 838 South Second Street suffered a broken right arm in four places and a dislocated finger when struck by a boulder at Hobson quarry on Monday. The doctor said he will be unable to work for six weeks or two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Cecil E. Draper
South Second Street
Hobson
Draper
Vesper League Honors New Officers Dinner Held
Hockingport residents report 55 at a Vesper League dinner honoring its new officers. Ohio River crossing near here remains blocked by floating ice. Mrs Neff Norman aids former father in Milford Center. Mrs Carl Medley returns from Marietta to care for sister ill. Community jog cabin plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockingport
Vesper League
Ohio River
Neff Norman
Clarence Dutton
Milford Center
Carl Medley
Marietta
Pauline Livingston
Dorcas Needle Club to Host Washington Dinner at High School
Dorcas Needle Club plans a Washington dinner February 22 at the Tuppers Plains high school. News notes: Little Avis Bahr is ill. Mable Keller returns from Athens after visiting grandmother Mrs Staneart. Helen Cole from Athens spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Cole. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Christy and daughter of Parkersburg visited Sunday with the Chapmans.
William Stacy and Elsie Koehler wed in Catlettsburg Kentucky
In Catlettsburg Kentucky William Stacy son of Mr and Mrs A Stacy and Miss Elsie Koehler who lives with Mr and Mrs Jonah Cot trill were married and now reside with Mr Stacy’s parents near Harrisonville Kentucky A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R B Lambert on February 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
William Stacy
A. Stacy
Elsie Koehler
Jonah Cottrill
Catlettsburg
Stacey
R. B. Lambert
Rio Grande Teams Split With Cadmus In Weekend Action
Rio Grande high school squads played Cadmus on Cadmus floor last Friday. Girls won 23 to 18 while the boys lost 46 to 20. Future games include Rio hosting Vinton on Friday at 7 30 and Mer cer ville visiting Rio next Tuesday as the season closes with a Feb 16 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande High School
Cadmus
Rio
Centerville
Vinton
Mercerville
Wounded Pt. Pleasant Resident To Recover
Gallipolis February 7. William E. Hell twenty three dairyman of Pt. Pleasant is expected to recover at Holger Hospital after a bullet lodged in his brain from a thirty two caliber revolver. An operation to remove the bullet will likely occur within a week. Hell is son of Robert Bell publisher of the Pt. Pleasant Citizen and Beheve superintendent of the West Virginia Boys Industrial Beheve at Pruneytown. He is married. Dismissals Tuesday included Minnie Simmons daughter of L H Simmons and F E Kerr both of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William E. Hell
Pt. Pleasant
Holger Hospital
Bell
Robert Bell
Pt. Pleasant Citizen
West Virginia Boys’ Industrial Beheve
Pruneytown
Minnie Simmons
L. H. Simmons
F. E. Kerr
City
Judge Orders Partition Of 90 Acres In Cheshire Township
In Gallia County Judge W R White partitioned three Cheshire Township tracts totaling 90 acres in the case Ina Scott Rife vs Arthur Scott. The plaintiff holds one ninth of the land while the defendants hold two ninths. The Commercial & Savings Bank v Nan E Deardorff case was dismissed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire Township
W. R. White
Ina Scott
Fortnightly Club Dines at Hotel Libbey in Gallipolis
Fortnightly Club members were entertained at a dinner in the Hotel Libbey dining room in Gallipolis on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hotel Libbey
Gallipolis High Students In Court On Assault Charge
Burnett, a Gallipolis high school student, fined $5 and costs by a judge after being found guilty of assault and battery on Charles Boster, a fellow student. Vernon, another high school senior, received similar costs for an attack on Boster last Thursday. The incident stemmed from a dispute over the Gallia Academy 4 team selection at Farmers’ Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burnett
Dpal
Charles Boster
John Halliday
Jorett
Vernon
Boster
Gallia Academy 4
Farmers’ Wee
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