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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1937

Page

7

Gallia County Courthouse Repairs Resume After Flood Delay

WPA workers resume repairs at the Gallia County courthouse after flood damage. Court sessions are postponed until the building is ready, though grand and petit jurors have been drawn. Office spaces flooded include records and furnishings moved to upper floors. officials await occupancy clearance.

Gallipolis WPA Gallia County H. Bion Bradbury R. R. Starbuck Margaret McCormick W. R. White Court of Common Pleas Grew County John Howell

Civil War Veteran Celebrates 90th Birthday

Hugh Halley of Bladen Gallia County marked his 90th birthday with a family dinner. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted Feb 15, 72 years ago. Present were his four sons F. R. Halley Lee Halley James Halley and A. A. Halley and their families.

Gallipolis Hugh Halley Bladen Gallia County Halley F. R. Halley Lee Halley James Halley A. A. Halley

Club Women To Meet In Gallipolis Monday

Bus iness and Professional Women's Club holds its regular monthly meeting at Island View Inn in Gallipolis Monday evening led by county health nurse Miss Margaret Jones. Program committee includes Mrs Elmer Hatfield Mrs Kenneth Frazier and Miss Margaret Shuter with hostesses Miss Charlotte Mambrick Mrs Ruth Richards Mrs Byr Rose Miss Rowena Stormont and Mrs Lola C Neal.

Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club Island View Inn Margaret Jones Elmer Atfield Kenneth Frazier Margaret Shuter Charlotte Mambrick Ruth Richards Byr Rose Rowena Stormont Lola C. Neal

Announcement of Rodgers and Parsons marriage

Announcement is made of the marriage of Mrs. Gan eth Eggleton Rodgers widow of Mills Rodgers to Fred Parsons of Lancaster. The ceremony was read at Huntington West Virginia by Rev Nor means Cox. Mr Parsons is bookkeeper for the Hocking Glass Co at Lancaster.

Gallipolis Ganeth Eggleton Rodgers Mills Rodgers Fred Parsons Lancaster Huntington W. Va Normeans Cox Parsons Hocking Glass Co

Lambert Held on Contempt Charge in Gallia Case

George Lambert was brought to Gallipolis from Wellston Thursday by Deputies Harold Wood and Dale Russell in a contempt proceeding from Judge J. B. Clark of the Probate Court. He is charged with failing to file a report as guardian per a court order.

Gallipolis George Lambert Wellston Harold Wood Dale Russell J. 8. Clark Probate Lambert

Gallia Probate Judge Clark Seeks Sixth Term Record

Probate Judge James S. Clark begins his sixth consecutive term in Gallia County tying a county record. He is aided by his wife Eth el Clark as deputy. Clark previously served two terms as auditor with her as deputy auditor, totaling 24 years in the courthouse.

Gallipolis James S. Clark Gallia County William H. Lenders Hamilton County Clark Ethel Clark

Check on Sales Tax Is Made

Gallia County sales tax chief Joe V. Lee notes use tax on mail order purchases is a major task. Annual mail order purchases drain county revenue with a three percent tax due on shipped in goods, but collection is difficult. An extension to March 1 is given to vendors for sales and use tax returns.

Gallipolis Joe V. Lee Gallia County Lee

Free inoculation offered by nurse in Gallipolis

Typhoid inoculation is announced by a nurse for residents in flood zones. The service will be available at her office in the courthouse on Monday afternoons and Wednesday and Friday mornings each week.

Gallipolis Margaret Jones Court House

First Grandchild Born to Smiths in Holzer Hospital

A nine pound son was born by Caesarian section to Mr and Mrs Russell Smith of Gallipolis at Holzer Hospital. He is the first grandchild of Earl Moore local Ford dealer.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital Russell Smith Earl Moore Ford

Patrolman Out After Severe Flood Duty

Gallipolis patrolman W B Cooper is confined to his Garfield Avenue home with catarrhal jaundice attributed to prolonged exposure while on flood duty. The physician says condition stems from his recent service during flood relief.

Gallipolis W. B. Cooper Garfield Ave Cooper

No Change Reported in Gallipolis Landslides

City Manager John Gwinn reports no new landslides on the Gallipolis waterfront in the last 24 hours. No additional damage or injuries are reported as crews monitor stability and await further updates.

Gallipolis John Gwinn

Poole Brothers to Visit Relatives in Gallipolis

Clarence Poole of Klamath Falls Oregon and his brother Dr Edgar Poole and wife of Cincinnati arrive Friday for a visit with their aunt Mrs Bert Gillingham and other relatives in Gallipolis Ohio.

Gallipolis Clarence Poole Klamath Falls Oregon Edgar Poole Cincinnati Bert Gillingham

Western Trip Underway for Mrs Wo meldorff

Mrs Anna M Wo meldorff starts a western journey by train from Gallipolis to San Diego California. She plans a month or more of sightseeing.

Gallipolis Anna M. Womeldorff San Diego Calif

Court Business Is Light in Gallia County

Gallia County municipal court reports a quiet period after a flood. Only notable case involves Rio Grande Marshal Lawrence Lundy bringing in Bill Macomber for intoxication and disturbance. Macomber fined $15 and costs and sent to the county jail.

Gallia County Gallipolis A. J. Stormont Lawrence Lundy Rio Grande Bill” Macomber Starmont

Banks to Close in Gallipolis for Lincoln Birthday

Announcement states all three city banks and a Vinton bank along with courthouse offices will close Friday in observance of Lincoln's birth day. The Gallipolis Will of Lucy A. Cook widow of ex mayor Samuel T. Cook leaves property to daughter Nelle Cook.

Gallipolis Vinton Court House Lincoln Lucy A. Cook Samuel T. Cook Nelle Cook

Odd Fellows Lodge selects Gustave A Lear as Noble Grand

The Gallipolis lodge and its Pomeroy counterpart merged and named Gustave A Lear as Noble Grand. Lear serves as head chef at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics in Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Odd Fellows Lodge Pomeroy Gustave A. Lear Lear Ohio Hospital

Mrs. Edward Woodward Attends Wellston Funeral

Mrs. Edward Woodward travels to Wellston for the funeral of her father William Henry Harrison a former police officer in the city.

Gallipolis Edward Woodward Wellston William Henry Harrison

Legion and Auxiliary Relief Office Stockpiles War-Era Aid

The Gallia relief office of the American Legion and Auxiliary distributes clothing food and bedding to flood victims. A large stock includes two thousand coats baby shoes and leather boots with a generous help-yourself policy and an honor system for recipients. State trucks supply goods while penitentiary and private drivers assist.

Ohio River Lafayette Post No. 27 American Legion Legion Dillon France

English Club Meeting in Gallipolis Review of World Events

English Club members gathered at Miss Artie Watts home on a Tuesday evening with Mrs Margar et McCormick directing the program a review of world events was presented Refreshments were served

Gallipolis Artie Watts Margaret McCormick

Byers Speaks to Gallipolis Rotary on School Problems

Prof. Carl Byers principal of Gallipolis schools and Rotary member addressed the regular Rotary meeting on current school problems in Gallipolis.

Byers Gallipolis Carl Byers Rotary

Rhodes Rites Held at Zaleski

Amanda Rhodes aged 65 died at the home of Mr and Mrs Vance Rannels after months of illness. Funeral services were at the M E Church conducted by Reverend Taylor and Reverend Deeds. Survived by four sisters and three brothers. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Attendees from distant towns included residents of Columbus Athens The Plains and New Marshfield among others.

Zaleski Amanda Rhodes Vance Rannels M. E. Church Taylor Presbyterian Church New Plymouth Deeds Hamden Emma Rhodes Robert Webb Albert Pennell Walter Woods Charlies Philip the Plains Robert Illinois Oak Grove Cemetery W. W. Summers Columbus William Worthman Olan Fri Robert Rannels Mary Kaler Athens Philip Rhodes Harvey Whitlatch New Marshfield Mary Clark Mineral Minnie Kie Schurtz Orland Longstreth Union Furnace Will Rannels Mont Herwick Narrena Ross Emmett Ross R. D S. P. Wilson Russell Herwick Creola Cincinnati Dorothy Vansky Archie McKibben Luther McKibben Margaret Potter John Schneider

Portland Flood Damages Homes and Property

The recent flood caused extensive damage along the lowlands with water reaching the second story in most homes except P. E. Browning’s. Barns and other structures suffered heavy losses. Schools plan to resume Monday. Nearby residents and students including Marvin Swan and Mary Louise McDade are noted in town life. The dragonfly larva is described as a predator of young fish.

Portland P. E. Browning Marvin Swan Marietta College Marietta Mary Louise McDade Athens Wenn Middleswart Zanesville Lillian Moore Spyracuse

Modern Bayer Aspirin Proves Fast Cold Relief

Doctors approve the modern method using genuine Bayer Aspirin. Two tablets at the first signs of a cold with water, recheck per package directions. For sore threat gargle with three tablets in a 4 4 glass water for quick relief. Ask your druggist for Bayer Aspirin by its full name.

Social notes from Athens and Albany events

Earl Schneider was at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on Thursday. Mrs. EF F McKibben visited her niece Mrs. Nihle Frank in Albany on Tuesday. Lena McAllister of Athens visited her cousin Mrs. Flora Dill and other relatives here last week.

Earl Schneider Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens EF. F. McKibben Nihle Frank Albany Lena McAllister Flora Dill

MOAVA PILE SUPPOSITORIES Ad at Athens Pharmacy

A vintage style ad promises relief from pain and irritation with MOAVA PILE SUPPOSITORIES. It urges readers to buy cheaply and request a refund if not satisfied, claiming convenient access at Athens Pharmacy.

Philanthropist HORIZONTAL puzzle hints

The clue list presents a mixed crossword style with numbered entries across vertical hints and missing letters. It includes references to the Red Cross, various body parts, actions, and archaic terms, suggesting a themed fill involving synonyms and cross references.

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