135 Men From CWA In Gallia County Friday
Gallia County plans Friday reductions under the Civil Works Administration quota cut of 2 percent. About 135 workers, both men and women, were added to the CWA rolls today, with the cut taking effect to begin February. County funds, state CWA grants, and a proposed local sales tax will fund material costs and relief programs. The reduction and funding measures will be acted on by the County Commissioners, per Commissioner Peter Blazek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Peter Blaz
134 Field Artillery Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Harold C. Linscott
Paul Hall
Athens
Trial Docketed For Late March In Common Pleas
A set of docketed cases appears for two days in late March in the common pleas court. Judge W R White presides as Walter Hager faces a charged shooting of his cousin R. Shafer is charged with burglary and theft. the docket includes Fontana versus A Fontana and Imogene Frankling versus Farency Transit Company among others. March 23 through March 27 mark the scheduled hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
W. R. White
Walter Hager
Ood
Mary B. Stuart
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Weekly Journal
Fractionary community updates note vocational agriculture events at Kepetrick High School and meetings of teachers in Wellston. Mentions include visits by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Eagle, Ada Agee Noel of Columbus, and a funeral in Columbus. Also reports property transfers, partition orders, and cemetery services.
River Notes Keel for the first Sutter laid at Marietta
River notes indicate the keel for the first Sutter is to be laid by Marietta Manufacturing in Pleasant. The event is tied to a Wave Dam26 condition and expected to improve operations on the Kanawha River.
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Sutter
Marietta Manufacturing
Pleasant
Borg
Pt. Pleas
Bringhardoett Burgess
Kanawha River
Henry ¢ Yeiser
Sam “P
Will Test Herds Dairy Inspectors Visit Gallia County
H. J. Swaim of Athens head the Ohio Department of Agriculture dairy division will inspect dairy herds in Gallia County producing milk for West Virginia and Kentucky. An inspector from Kentucky and West Virginia will assist. Further herd examinations will follow in Meigs Athens Lawrence Vinton Jackson and Washington Counties.
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Gallipolis
H. J. Swaim
Athens
Pure Foods and Dairy Division
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
West Virginia
Gallia County
Meigs
Lawrence
Vinton
Jackson
Washington
Legion Leaders Invited to March 6 Meeting in Gallipolis
Lafayette Post invites Paul Tague of New Lexington state commander McCall and others to attend the March 6 meeting supporting the state American Legion membership drive. Also notes Dr Charles Holzer and daughter Christine traveling to Mercersburg Pennsylvania to visit Mercersburg Academy.
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Gallipolis
Paul Tague
New Lexington
American Legion
McCall
Hare
J. J. Sasiavasky
Judy
Lafayette Post
Charlies Holzer
Christine
Mercersburg
Richard Holzer
Mercersburg Academy
Marriage License Issued in Gallia County
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Webster Sheets 82 farmer of Crown City and Lois Halley daughter of Morgan Halley Crown City.
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Gallipolis
Webster Sheets
Crown City
Lois Halley
Morgan Halley
Batterson Divorce Granted in Gallipolis Court
Edna Batterson was granted a divorce from Norman Batterson in common pleas court on Wednesday after a finding of gross neglect of duty. She receives custody of their son Robert Batterson.
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Gallipolis
Edna Batterson
Norman Batterson
Common Pleas
Robert Batterson
John Martin Pleads Guilty in Minor Delinquency Case
Gallipolis reports John Martin pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He appeared with Judge W R White and was placed on two years probation.
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Gallipolis
John Martin
W. R. White
Gallipolis Hospital Adds Patient and Dismissals Noted
Harry Childers of Pt. Pleasant underwent an operation at Holzer Hospital on Wednesday. Dismissals included Mrs. C. E. Smith of Pt. Pleasant and the infant son of Matt Reid from city Tipton Trainer, Gallia.
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Gallipolis
Harry Childers
Pt. Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
C. E. Smith
Matt Reid
City
Tipton
Gallia
Sunday Socials and Illnesses Reported in Albany Area
Albany route residents and Athens visitors share weekend gatherings with friends and relatives. Harold Peacock and Mrs. Sam Scott are ill. Mrs. Scott shows improvement. Families visiting and hosting include the Wests, Radfords, Steimlers, Bailes, Collins, Foughts, Scotts, Githams, Pearmans, Minears, and the Reinfelds from Columbus.
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Willie West
Harold Radford
Fisher
Madge West
Athens
Grace Masters
Henry Steinmers
Virgil Rothman
Ray Bailes
Harold Peacock
Sam Scott
Floyd West
Perley West
Collins
Union Ridge
G. W. Collins
Richard Foughts
Floyd Foughts
Sam Scotts
Roy Githam
Clifton Pearman
Russell Refeld
Columbus
Deloris
Arnold Clark
Aldo Minear
George Scott
Silas Scott
Scott
Walton League to Build Camp Road and Bridge
At a meeting of the Izaak Walton League William Madison and William Cas ley were directed to start constructing a road and bridge from the league farm to the adjacent highway. It was decided that funds from hunting and fishing license sales in the past would be used to stock the farm with game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
William Madison
William Casley
Izaak Walton
Chuckle Ad party Turns Want Ads Into Laughs
In a hostess led game guests juggle lines from old want ads to craft Chuckle Ads. They paste four or more ad lines into a humorous paragraph then judge each others renditions. Prizes include a mechanical pencil ink and news print paper.
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Cary
More Asylums Are Needed in Ohio
Columbus February 21 Leland Dougan chairman of the Ohio Board of Parole urged increasing facilities for the feeble minded and insane to relieve overcrowded state prisons. He noted many inmates require mental and physical treatment rather than punishment and that parole cannot reduce prison populations. He warned of overcrowding and called for more institutions for the mentally ill.
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Columbus
Leland &. Dougan
Ohio Board of Parole
Ohio
Dougen
Board of Parole
Dougan
Former Faculty Member Dies in Tennessee at 63
Dr. Frank P. Bachman of George Peabody College Nashville died in the city at age 63 after suffering a nervous breakdown following his son John Bachman’s death at Yale. He taught education at Ohio University 1902 to 1908 and served as Cleveland schools assistant superintendent before joining the General Education Board. He authored numerous books and articles on educational problems.
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Frank P. Bachman
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
John Bachman
Yale University
Ohio University
Cleveland
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Bachman
Married Flirts Ends Feb 28. Romantic Runaway to Begin
The Messenger prints the final chapter of Married Flirts in the Feb 28 issue and on March 1 starts Katherine Hamand-Taylor's Romantic Runaway. The tale follows Pablito, a laborer, and Beteile as evidence points to Pablito in a murder case, threatening their love before fate shifts to fortune.
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the Messenger
Katherine Hamand-Taylor
Pabiito
Beteile
Pablito
Local Visits Over Weekend Reported Across Eighteen Households
Haydenville Dr and Mrs J D Francis spent last week end in Cleveland with friends. Mr and Mrs Vern Robinett spent this week end in Millfield with relatives. Rev and Mrs Arza Ball of Chesterhill are visiting Mr and Mrs John Skinner. Mr and Mrs Andy Roush of Marietta spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Frank Crothers. Mr and Mrs O E Oliver spent the last week with Mr and Mrs James Hurley. Mr and Mrs Harold Allen Diamond spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Allen. Gladys Johnson Mrs Albert Jeffery Diamond spent Tuesday with Mrs Anna Lent. Mrs Elizabeth Filley of Nelsonville Rural Route visited her daughter Mrs Homer Carter here last week, Sylvia McMaster Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Ginther Sunday.
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Andy Roush
Marietta
Frank Crothers
O. E. Oliver
James Hurley
Harold Allen
Diamond
Frank Allen
Gladys Johnson
Albert Jeffrey
Anna Lent
Elizabeth Filley
Nelsonville
Homer Carter
Sylvia McMaster Columbus
Jacob Ginther
New Claimants of First Robin Title
The Messenger reports early robin sightings in Athens with 8 F Beverage noting a robin in University Terrace on the third Monday. Mrs Charlies Creamer and Mrs A L Riley on Richland Avenue saw four robins in a tree on Feb 15. They say birds arrive over four months late this year, with past arrivals listed as Jan 25 1931 Jan 5 1933 Jan 7 1933.
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F. Beverage
University Terrace
Athens
Charlies Creamer
A. L. Riley
Richland Avenue
Dog Registration in Athens County Surges Past 6800
County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson reports Athens County dog registration tops 6800 as two outlying districts lag in reporting. He predicts well over 5000 tags this year with a mid summer rush likely for three month olds registering at half price. Stronger enforcement follows recent leniency.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Bo Heavy
Cuyler and Hartford Granted Patent for Gas Heater Design
Robert F. Cuyler of Athens and Frank M Hartford of Columbus have been granted a US patent for a new gas heater design. The patent, filed in December 1930 and renewed last December, uses a collector and baffle to reuse hot gases from the heating elements. Commercial rights are assigned to Ray-Glo Corp, formerly of Athens.
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Washington
Robert F. Cuyler
Athens
Frank M Hartford
Columbus
United States Patent Office
Ray-Glo Corp
Swedish Prince Plans To Wed Movie Actress
Prince Sigvard of Sweden, 26, heir apparent’s brother, plans to marry Erika Patzek a German motion picture star in London. King Gustav V Crown Prince Gustav Adolf and other royal and diplomatic figures attempted to deter him from marrying a commoner. Scotland Yard reportedly aware of the match.
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London
Europe
Sigvard
Sweden
Erika Patzek
Gustav V
Gustav Adolf
Folke Bernadotte
Great Britain
Baron Palmstierna
Scotland Yard
Majestic and Ohio Theaters Open with Star Films
Bruce Cabot and Betty Furness star in Midshipman Jack at the Majestic while Paul Muni appears in Hi Nellie at the Ohio. S O S Iceberg opens at Court with Rod La Rocque and Leni Riefenstahl amid Arctic drama and daring feats.
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Majestic
Bruce Cabot
Betty Furness
Jack
Ohio
Paul Muni
Glenda Farrell
Nellie
COURT
Rod LaRocque
Leni Rienfentahl
S. O
Icehhaner
Universal
Arctic
Greenland
Arnold Fanck
Udet
Rod la Rocque
Leni Riefenstahl
Sepp Rist
Walter Rim
Max Holsboer
Gibson Gowland
Allenry Prescription Recalled for Rheumatic Relief
A mother praises Allenry for rapid relief from rheumatic agony and backache. The ad claims 24 hours to start reducing uric acid and 48 hours to eliminate pain and swelling, with a guaranteed eight ounce bottle priced at 85 cents from Quick's Cut Rate Store and druggists.
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Allenry
Father
Reader
Quick
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