Gallipolis Event Highlights Family Program and Dance
Community families attended a program and dance in Gallipolis atonic Hall on February 25. Funds raised supported local Masonic charity efforts. a 41 piece orchestra provided music for the evening.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
Community families attended a program and dance in Gallipolis atonic Hall on February 25. Funds raised supported local Masonic charity efforts. a 41 piece orchestra provided music for the evening.
Finalists for the Gallia County debate were set for March 16 after a Rio Cadmus meeting on February 6. Teams from Cadmus Centerville and h School sent delegates and entered the event, while local residents and officials noted a health matter reported in Front s Mill.
St. Louis readers report rapid weight loss using Kruschen Salts with a claimed drop from 170 to 150 pounds. The ad urges taking half a Kruschen in water each morning, promises energy and reduced appetite, and offers a money back guarantee through Cline Pharmacy Co. or any drug store.
Nawarin Jamil a 28 year old salesman from New York City was admitted to Holzer Hospital at 4 50 PM Wednesday for head injuries after his car collided with another near Crown City William Renkert 42 of Columbus a prisoner in Meigs County Jail received a second blood transfusion yesterday He was admitted earlier for a nasal hemorrhage Garfield Willey of Wellston donated the blood and is also a Meigs County Jail inmate Renkert is expected to be discharged today Wednesday discharges included Richard Wisecup Oak Hill Mrs Everett Hayes and infant son Chester and Mrs Anna V Adame Gallipolis
Walter Boyd, serving a manslaughter sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary for the death of Fred Brumgeld, was flown back to Gallia County with a prison guard to spend the night at his Swan Creek home. He is a trusted inmate and expected to be the principal defense witness in Walter Reed's perjury trial, which opened today.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie B. Adams 76 of Evergreen were held today at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. J L Stevenson of Bidwell. Widow of Amos Adams she leaves two children Amos Adams Kerr and Mrs Ed na Dackin Rockbridge.
Firefighters quenched a blaze that damaged the Roberts garage on Third Avenue and another nearby garage owned by Roy Shoemaker. The Roberts shop is owned by Judge W R White. Neighbors spotted flames about 2:50 AM and stopped the spread. Loss estimated at about $100. The blaze started from weeds and an overhanging larder fire.
Residence owned by Henry Gardner on Second Avenue above the Modern Market Store at the corner of Second and Spruce Streets is being remodeled with rooms added to the rear. Ward Phillips and family are expected to move in after repairs are finished.
River gauge at Gallipolis showed about 27 feet as the Great Kanawha River contributed to the rise. The Steamer Reliance delivered 660000 gallons of gasoline from Midland Pennsylvania to Charleston West Virginia and returned with six steel tank barges to be reloaded for Huntington.
Mrs. Margaret Ralph returned from Chicago to Athens County to visit relatives. Supt. and Mrs. Oscar Patterson of Rutland were guests of the Sibleys. Attendees watched the Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg game in Delaware and saw the Columbus Auto Show. Others attended the Ohio University Cincinnati game in Athena. Miss Mabel Saunders and companions visited here. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith moved to an apartment on Sycamore Street. Mrs. Maria Niday is seriously ill at her son's home. Homer Beck and family spent Wednesday in Huntington.
Wills of Jacob B. Piper and John Scott have been filed with Probate Judge J S Clark and an application has been made to probate.
A marriage license was issued today to Paul K. Bloss, 23, a bus driver from Huntington, West Virginia, and Lillian Dillon Webb, 22, a proof reader from Crown City, Ohio, in Gallia County Court.
Columbus reports Brig. Gen. George H. Jamerson said more requests to attend the three 1933 Citizens Military Training Camps in the Fifth Army Corps Area will be denied as the quota is already filled.
Jacksonville resident Alberta Smathers recently visited her parents. Funeral attendees included Neil Gayton Athens George Duncan Glouster Fred Olbers Taylor Ridge Linnie Rummell Glenna Rummell Minersville William Robinette Jr Columbus William Robinette Sr Columbus John McDonald Athens Des Chappelear Athens William Chappelear Lizzie Reynolds New Straitsville and others. Additional visitors and calls came from Murray City Glouster Chauncy Dayton Benton Illinois Racine and Somerset with local church and club activity noted.
Tuppers Plains residents report visits and travels including Miss Bernice Cole in Parkersburg and Nelia Parr returning from Chester. Local events note revival plans at Beedeville and Church of Christ prayer meetings led by Creston Newland, with families visiting Athens and Pittsburgh.
Vienna reports Premier Dollfuss told parliament that Austria refused to answer French and British demands for explanation of a contraband arms shipment to Hirtenberg. The note asked for return or destruction within two weeks with sworn assurances of action.
Representative Celler of New York introduced a resolution in the House demanding a Federal Trade Commission investigation into recent price cuts on four large selling cigarette brands. The measure targets popular brands and asks for scrutiny of market practices.
The letter playfully critiques fashion costs and duplicity while noting dramatic gown styles and a budget approach. It mentions three distinctive tops, decolletage and sleeve effects, then shifts to thrift tips for remnant pyjamas and small chic checks this spring.
The piece surveys three way frocks from Helm and other big couturiers fusing multiple guimpes and detachable elements into one gown. It highlights three in one designs with backless or decollete accents, and notes a trend toward tripling styles across day and night wear with varying components and fabrics.
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