Farmers to Hear of 1935 Forage Problems in Gallia
D R Dodd of Ohio State University extension will address Gallia County farmers in four talks on forage challenges for 1935. Meetings are scheduled in Gallipolis Bidwell Porter Rio Grande and Cheshire from Feb 12 to 14. Topics include preserving sods growing special crops securing heat seedings and selecting quality seed for meadow mixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
D. R. Dodd
Extension
Ohio State University
Gallia County
Vocational Agricultural Department
Bidwell-Porter
Rio Grande
Cheshire
Nine Pound Boy Born to Dr and Mrs Isaac George
A nine pound boy named William David was born Saturday at Holzer Hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Isaac George. The same day a luncheon and bridge party for seventy five women was held at the Lafayette Hotel Palm Room. Amanda Johnson and Harold Burris announced their engaged marriage. Otis Conyers has moved to Pt. Pleasant W Va to operate a grocery. Dr Lewis Bean and son Dr Leo Bean were called to Columbus for Mrs Hugh Evans surgical operation. she is Reverend Evans wife and former First Presbyterian pastor’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Isaac George
Nelsen Haner
Holzer Hospital
William David
Henry Cherrington
John Ayres
Leo Bean
L. W. Thompson
Hotel Lafayette
Roy Johnson
Second Avenue
Amanda Johnson
Harold Burris
C. EB. Burris
River Road
Otis Conyers
Robert McCormick
Third Avenue
Pt. Pleasant. W. Va
Lewis Bean
Columbus
Hugh Evans
Dayton
Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Arrest of Evangelist Freeman After Hatchet Injury
The Rev. Bob Freeman, pastor of tent meetings in Gallipolis, was arrested Sunday morning by Galila County officers for drunkenness. He was found on his back porch with a scalp wound from a hatchet, treated with 12 stitches by Dr. W. Lewis Brown. Freeman said his wife caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bob” Freeman
Galila County
W. Lewis Brown
Freeman
Rabies Suspected Bull Dog Killed By Officers
A brown and white bull dog suspected of rabies was killed by Gallipolis county officers Sunday after biting at least two dogs. The owner remains unknown. Also in Gallipolis marriage licenses were issued to Emery Hagy and Eulah Mae Hood and to Fort Howell and Mary Williams with consent from guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emery Hagy
Pomeroy
Eulah Mae Hood
George Hood
Fort Howell
Blackfork Miner
Mary Williams
James Calloway
Olive Tablets Offer Gut Health Through Gentle Cleansing
Thousands of stomach sufferers seek the real cause by targeting clogged intestines and constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a purely vegetable compound, aid bowels to restore natural digestion and relieve indigestion. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief.
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Edwards
Cate Ove
Cote
Reid
Wala
Torch School Closed By Illness In Troy Township
Torch school closed by order of the Troy Township school board due to a scarlet fever epidemic. Farm census official Edgar Dixon visited Troy Township on Tuesday to interview farmers. other local notes include church services, relocations, a fire loss affecting a chicken brood, and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch
Troy Township
M. FE
Williams
Helena Gillilan
Glendale
Washington, D. C
Harry Chambers
Route 3
Boyd Spicer
Mowery
A. B. Bean
Ernest Misner
Joe
Little Hocking
Harold Brewster
Clarkeburg
W. Va
William Grant
Weston
R. E. Goodwin
Cincinnati
D. P. Watson
Alden
Mise Melrose
Belpre
A. C. Watson
Clifford Bean
Francia
Welcome Inn
Edgar Dixon
Coolville
R. D
Tuesaday
Ohioans Licensed To Wed in West Virginia
Ohio residents received marriage permits issued by C. R. Williams, county clerk, listing couples from Marietta Zanesville Athens and nearby towns with dates February 1 to February 7. The notices name partners from Ohio and West Virginia towns including St Marys Athens Zaleski Bartlett Cline and Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
ST. Marys
W. Va
C. R. Williams
Henry Thomas Shingler
Majer Marie Harris
Buchtel
John Isaac Davis
Florence Moore
Athens
Herman Hill
Sharpsburg
Kathleen Norris
Bartlett
Floyd Sorrell
Pansy Stafford
New Lexington
Theodore Tucker McArthur
Christine Peck
Zaleski
Robert King
Zanesville
Emma Smith
Cline
William Hearn
Marietta
Elpha Cline
Newport
Austin Harbarger
Frances Louise Moorehead
Howard Fish
Carmen Ripley
Florence Hughes Arrested for Reckless Driving After Collision
Miss Florence Hughes Buck Ridge was arrested by city police Saturday night on a reckless driving charge after her car crashed into another at the junction of Fourth Street and Route un.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Florence Hughes
Buck Ridge
Fourth Street
Route UN
Man from Kanauga Bailed in Child Assault Case
Owen Black stood bail for Virgil Burris of Pt. Pleasant W Va in jail on a 500 dollar bond for carnally knowing and assaulting a girl under 16 years old. A separate note mentions expert instrument pilots typically making blind landings with the Army Air Corps radio system after two to three hours of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Owen Black
Kanauga
Virgil Burris
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Carnally
Army Air Corps
New Fasteeth Ad Promises Comfort and Fresh Taste
An advertisement touts false teeth paste and powder for comfort and firm setting. It promises deodorizing properties for a gummy taste and advises sprinkling on plates to aid eating and laughter. Three sizes available from druggist.
Ohio River Briefs and Ship News from Gallipolis
River levels remain at full pool with a small rise in the upper Ohio as barges move downstream. Tow captains report scrap steel being reshipped to New York for rail and Japan munition use. Dam replacement plans along the Ohio River are proposed by the War Department, with new sites listed and lift heights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Great Kanawha
Youghiogheny
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Memphis
New York
Japan
Ben Franklin
Joe Cook
Creighton
Cincinnati
Pioneer
Letart Island
Eureka Twin Locks
Martha
Julien A. Davey
Ironton
Ohio River
Bonanza
Indiana
Sherley
Congo
Davey
Pomeroy
Capt
Riverview
Ohio Valley
Messieur Dufour
Dufour
Steubenville
Wellsburg
Scott's Landing
Warwood
McMechen
War Department
Littl
Claribel
B. F. Enos
Lillian
Resolute
Gray's Iron Line
Admiral Dewey
Edwin F. Maddy
Jules Wehrman
Clark
Knox Boat Yard
Marietta
Lincoln's Ideal Still Visionary
The Rev. Lloyd W. Clarke told parishioners at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd that Abraham Lincoln sought a church teaching love for all yet never joined one, arguing Lincoln’s stance on slavery reflected broader Christian failures and current discrimination persists against Negroes Jews Italians and others. He cited a Southern woman’s remark about owning a Negro maid to illustrate enduring prejudice and warned that some landowners still resemble slave-era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lloyd W. Clarke
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Lincoln
Clarke
South
Battle Above Clouds Site Recalls War Battle
George C. Lawson writes from Atlanta describing Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge scenes in Chickamauga National Park. He notes Fort Oglethorpe Ohio Monument Lookout Mountain Chattanooga and the Tennessee River with Union and Confederate monuments, the Battle Above the Clouds panorama and fires seen on return while forest planting spans millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamaugaa National Park
George C. Lawson
Alexander
Atlanta
Chickamaugaa
Mr. Lawson
Fort Oglethorpe
Ohio Monument
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tennessee River
Confederacy
Chickamaugaa Creek
Union Station
Andrews
Sam
Eagles Gain 88 Members At Initiation
The Fraternal Order of Eagles welcomed 88 new members at its Fourth District initiation in the Athens Armory Sunday afternoon. Allen Tarshish of Columbus addressed the group, praising the Eagles work during the Depression and urging commitment to liberty truth and justice while combating unemployment sickness old age and death. A parade from the Armory to President Street preceded the meeting, led by Athens High School and Marietta bands under W. F. Swartz and Harry Frost, ending with a buffet lunch at Court and Carpenter Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Athens Armory
Allen Tarshish
Columbus
Rabbi Tarshish
Eagles
Tarshish
Eagle
Armory
President Street
Athens High School
Athens Lodge
Marietta Band
Lodge
W. F. Swartz
Harry Frost
Court
Carpenter Streets
Children cause garage fire with old motor oil cans
In Gallipolis Sunday afternoon children playing with matches ignited cans of old motor oil in an outbuilding behind Mrs. Myrtle Scarberry's home. The shed burned completely. nearby houses suffered no damage. Loss est at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Myrtle Scarberry
Creek
Garbo and Gilbert Reported Back In Love in Hollywood
NEA service dispatch says Greta Garbo and John Gilbert are rekindling their romance after a tension filled 1929 split. They reunited at a Dolores Del Rio tennis party and have since dined secretly twice, sparking talk among close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo and
John Gilbert
Love
Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Hollywood
Calif
Greta Garbo
Dolores del Rio
Garbo
Jack
Queen Christina
Gilbert
Vi Ia Bruce
Greta
Iaa Claire
Boys of Today Face Problems That Jesus Did
The Rev. Dr. A. Wilcox told Boy Scouts during National Boy Scout Week that Jesus faced similar youths' issues. He urged boys to study, grow in wisdom and virtue, and pattern their lives after Jesus, noting many good youths succeed despite mockery and worldly pressure. Considered guidance ends with leaving results to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
A. ¥. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church In
Athens
God
Man
Wilcox
Chinese Commission Gains Tibet's Support
A Chinese goodwill commission reports Tibet already pledged support and cooperation to the Nanking government after 22 years of estrangement. Nanking calls Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, a first line of defense on the western border.
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Nanking
China
Thibet
Lhasa
Thibetan
Troy Schools Extend Closing Another Week
One measles case in Athens and a scarlet fever case at Clarks Chapel were reported to health authorities. The Troy Township board of education extended the district closure and the ban on public meetings for another week due to scarlet fever.
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Athens
Clarks Chapel
Troy Township
Board of Education
Aged Glouster Man Slashes Self in Desperate Act
Robert Riley, about 70, a well known resident of Glouster, was found at his west side home with a deep throat wound and wrist cuts. A razor narrowly missed the jugular vein, and a knife lay on the mantel. He was treated and moved to his son’s home, recovering but refusing to discuss the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Riley
Ed Riley
Pearline Smith
Riley
Andrew Riley
J-T Girls Beat Carbon Hill for Hocking County Lead
In Trimble on Saturday the J T Girls defeated league leaders Carbon Hill 39 to 16. Standouts included Joseph Markins Schoeman Safreed and Captain Frederick while Heckman Stevens Sawyer Hoskins Willeke Johnson and Hamilton anchored the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
J. T
Carbon Hill Girls
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Athens County
Joseph
Markins
Schoeman
Safreed
Capt
Frederick
Heckman
Stevens
Sawyer
Hoskins
Willeke
Johnson
Hamilton
J.-T. Boys
Carlton Hill
Mason
J.-T
Rutherford
Swaim
Carbon Hill Boys
J.T. Boys
Democratic Women's Club Meets at Mrs Williams Home
A meeting of the Democratic Women's Club is set for Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Henry Williams on Spring Street. All Democrat women are invited.
Sowards Freed After Kanauga Break-In Charge
Charles Sowards charged with breaking and entering the Ted Moore home at Kanauga was released on his own recognizance for 300 dollars bail Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowards
Gallipolis
Charles Sowards
Ted Moore
Kanauga
Valentine Party for Glouster Progressive Study Club
Glouster Progressive Study Club held a Valentine celebration at Mrs. Bess Henshaw’s Cross Street home with a three course dinner at 6 30, pink and yellow decorations, games and a contest won by Mrs. Bertha Angle. Postmistress Juanita Williams and carrier Jessie Janchius delivered gifts. members listed include Bertha Angle Grace Bryson Harry Bryson Mary Dillon Garnet Drury Mae Dunnett Esta Harper Hazel Janchius Jennie Jones Lou Munden Mildred Davis Ruth Watkins Sara Williams Grace Ochs Esta Cunningham Lalla Danford Merie Danford Eva Kientz. A regular meeting is planned at Mrs. Angle’s home with a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Progressive Study Club
Bess Henshaw
Cross Street
Bertha Angle
Grace Bryson
Harry Bryson
Mary Dillon
Garnet Drury
Mae Dunnett
Esta Harper
Hazel Janchius
Jennie Jones
Lou Munden
Mildred Davis
Ruth Watkins
Sara Williams
Grace Ochs
Esta Cunningham
Lalla Danford
Merie Danford
Eva Kientz
Elizabeth Dunnett Dies After Month Long Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Dunnett 77 longtime Glouster resident died Sunday morning at 7 at the home of her son in law and daughter Vaughn Campbell in Columbus after a month of illness Her body was brought to Glouster and placed with her son and daughter in law Sam Dunnett Madison Street Funeral services set for Wednesday 2 pm at the M E Church Rev O P Smith to officiate Burial in Glouster Cemetery She was widow of William Dunnett Sr who died 14 years ago Surviving children include Robert James Toledo Mrs Vaughn Campbell Miss Elizabeth Dunnett Mrs Violet James Frank Dunnett Columbus Sam and Henry Glouster Three children William Jr Charlies and Ellen preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Smith
Glouster
Dunnett
William Dunnett, Sr
Robert
James Toledo
Vaughn Campbell
Elizabeth Dunnett
Violet James
Frank Dunnett
Columbus
Sam
Henry
William, Jr
Charlies
Ellen
Unclear fragment hints at marriages and a divorce case
The text references a courtship of about two years ending without marriage, a divorce decree issued in 1932 involving Virginia, a baby daughter, and questions about a possible fifth marriage to a Mrs Gay. Details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamoulian
Jack
Gilbert
Betory
Virginia Bruce
Virginia
Mance
Alta
Gay
Truck Crash Near Bouton City Raises Safety Concerns
A damaged vehicle and swerving trailer near Bouton City prompted a roadside inspection. Investigators noted unsecured coal and possible cribbing issues as the truck veered off course. Officers escorted the driver to a unit for further scrutiny amid ongoing road safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouton
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Bliss
Jane Cooke Scarlett
Washington
George S. Scarlett
Rockville
Scarlett
Ohio River News
AAA
Calvin B. Hoover
Department of Agriculture Brain Trust
Hoover
Frederic C. Howe
Rev. Clarke
U. 8
McPherson
W. Union St
Fourth District
Boy Scouts
Chinese Commission
Tibet
Troy
Self
J-T
Progressive Club
Valentine Exchange
Juanita Williams
Jessie Janchius
Branos
Viss
Bouton City
Farmer Jon Oul
Teleph
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