Runaway Bandits Bolted After Gallia Hold Up
Officers halted a Tuesday night holdup where three men demanded cash from Emmanett Brabham on Route 160. A revolver was shown as the men fled in a car with stolen license plates. liquor confiscated as investigators traced the vehicle to Columbus.
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Emmanett Brabham
O Key Skidmore
Milla Highway
God
Brabk
Gato
Millis Star
J Hatfield
Charlies Street
Columbus
Miss Hutson Huzabeth Dies After Long Illness
4 Miss Hutson Huzabeth aged 92 a longtime city resident and Grace Church member died at her home after years of invalidism. Survivor of her father Hutsinpiller Cedar remains. Funeral services will be held in the Grace Church Sunday School room with Wilbur in charge. Burial will be at Hill Cemetery.
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Huzabeth
F. Hutsinpiller
Huta
Grace Church
Wilbur
Hill Cemetery
Highway Crash Injures Several in Belisire Area
A collision near Belisire Ohio injures multiple residents including a man with a fractured left heart and a woman with a broken left wrist. The group of three autos was taken to a hospital while relatives stayed at the home of a Saunders family member awaiting further word. A memorial service was planned at Centenary with Rev Bar Cremeens officiating.
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Sufrte
Lillie B
L. Wise
Belisire
Ohio
Gur
Mercerville
Saunders
Minnie
Nurses Pass State Medical Board Examinations
Charlotte Plough of Cleveland City Hospital topped the list with an 8 percent grade, announced by chief examiner Clara F. Bruse. Others scoring highly include Marguerite Davis of Bethesda Hospital Zanesville Anna Hopkins of Alexis Hospital Cleveland Thelma L. Lang of Grant Hospital Columbus and Mary Baldwin of Holzer Hospital Gallpolis with 95.2 to 95.6 percent scores.
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Columbus
Charlotte Plough
Cleveland City Hospital
State Medical Board
Clara F. Bruse
Miss Plough
Marguerite Davis
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Anna Hopkins
Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
Thelma L. Lang
Grant Hospital
Mary Baldwin
Holzer Hospital
Gelipolis
Farmers to Study Agriculture with OSU Extension Service
Farmers of Gallia County will study different phases of agriculture with the OSU extension service field men Russell M. Sloman G A H vocational agriculture instructor and R R Starbuck county agent. First meeting at 7:30 Monday night March 4 in the high school agriculture building. Old Agriculture Society members are invited.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio State University Extension Service
Russell M. Sloman
R. R. Starbuck
Old Agriculture Society
Hopes To Set Aside Timber Transaction
In Gallipolis Robert M. Switzer guardian of Fannie Morton sues ER N. Leonard in Common Pleas seeking to set aside a timber contract in Morton's Woods. Leonard claims the petition misstates factors and the ward was easily influenced due to age and vision. Judge W R White takes motion under consideration.
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Gallipolis
N. Leonard
Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Switzer
Fannie
Morton
Switzer
Leonard
Miss Morton
W. R. White
Divorced Laura Casey Weds New Partner After Divorce
After Laura Casey was granted a divorce from John Casey, he secured a license to marry Gladys Hayner of Raccoon Island, guardian consent provided by Henry W Cherrington. Laura Johnson is her maiden name. Casey, 28, a FERA worker, also received a marriage license. Paul Shaw and Adelle Caldwell, both 21 and students, were issued licenses as well.
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Gallipolis
Laura Casey
John Casey
Gladys Hayner
Raccoon Island
Henry W Cherrington
Casey
Laura Johnson
FERA
Paul Shaw
J. W. Shaw
Bladen
Adelle Caldwell
Everett Caldwell
Crown City
Appeals to hear two Addison cases in Gallipolis
The Court of Appeals will review Martha A. Greenlee versus Harry Carter over an Addison Township road and Vaught A. Sayre versus Albert Carman over a street in Addison Village. Judge Peter J. Bross er returned home to Chillicothe due to his son's serious illness.
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Gallipolis
Court of Appeals
Martha A. Greenlee
Harry Carter
Addison Township
Vaught A. Sayre
Albert Carman
Vilage
Addison
Peter J. Brosser
Chillicothe
Gallipolis seeks nearly 400000 from public works funds
City Manager Adolph Henke asks the federal public works office for about 400000 in grants. The request, sent to State Director A. L. Boulay, lists 250000 for sanitary sewers 18000 for water mains 25000 for a garbage incinerator 40000 for street construction 18000 for resurfacing 20000 for remodeling the city building 15000 for a park comfort station and 5000 to improve the city park.
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Gallipolis
Adolph Henke
Henke
A. L. Boulay
Four Gallia Court Dockets Transferred From Justice of the Peace
Four cases moved Tuesday from Fred Milliser Justice of the Peace to Gallia Common Pleas Court. Martha Greenlee faces trespass charges after neighbor Edna Carter allegedly entered her property. Carter pleads not guilty and is out on 100 dollar bond. Clarence Siders and Robert Crawford bound over to Grand Jury on 500 dollar bonds each for breaking and entering Albert Pettit property. John Whealdon pleads guilty partly and remains jailed on a non support charge. 300 dollar bond posted. Glenny H. Frost charged by Helen Frost Buck for failing to support two minor children. Frost signs 200 dollar bond and pleads not guilty.
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Martha Greenlee
Addison Township
Edna Carter
Greenlee
Mrs. Carter
Clarence Siders
Robert Crawford
Albert Pettit
Siders
Clint Siders
John Whealdon
Billa Whealdon
Justice's Court
Hobart Phillips
Glenny H. Frost
Helen Frost Buck
Greene Line to Acquire Cape Girardeau Steamer Gor don Greene
The Greene Line Steamers announce the purchase of the Cape Girardeau steamer from Eagle Packet Co for 135000 dollars. The vessel will be renamed Gordon Greene and reconditioned in St Louis before first excursion on the Tennessee River to Shiloh battlefields.
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Gallipolis
Greene Line
Cincinnati
Cape Girardeau
Eagle Packet Company
St. Louis
Greene
Tennessee River
Shiloh
Gordon Greene
Gordon C. Greene
Ung of
River Packets
Cincinnati-Louisville
Tom Greene
Gallipolia
Acme
Cheshire Women Seek 11 OcLocn Closing in Gallia County
Gallia County groups led by the Cheshire Woman's Home Missionary Society endorse an 11 o'clock closing for county liquor establishments. The pledge, signed by president Wavie Starcher and secretary Ella L. Rothgeb, joins protests from churches and the W C T U. Liquor stores still operate to 1 a m on weeknights after local repeal of the 11 o'clock rule, with state officials noting the 1 a m limit only applies where no local ordinance exists.
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Cheshire Woman's Home Missionary Society
Wavie Starcher
Ella L. Rothgeb
City Commission
State Board of Liquor Control
Stormont
State Senator Lloyd to Address Trustees at Courthouse
Gallipolis Senate member John L. Lloyd of Portsmouth will speak to a township trustees meeting at the courthouse at 1 o clock on Saturday March 4.
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Gallipolis
John L. Lloyd
Portsmouth
Holzer Hospital Notes Details Child Death and Recovery
Betty White six died at Holzer Hospital after measles complications. She was the daughter of Wiley and Mrs White, who runs the local taxicab stand. Golda George continues healing after a ruptured appendix operation performed Tuesday evening following injuries in a county officers chase for Alva Sewards.
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Gallipolis
Betty White
Holzer Hospital
Wiley White
Golda George
Alva Sewards
Hat Shop Proprietress Returns to Gallipolis
Miss Minnie Arthurs owner of The Hat Shop on Second Avenue returns from Salina Ohio where her sister Mrs Will Gibbons underwent surgery A niece Miss Ethel Arthurs ran the shop in her absence A joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting features Crown City mixed quartet and a potluck supper A Hat Show at the Presbyterian Church showcases hats and period costumes at 8 o clock Thursday night
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Gallipolis
Minnie Arthurs
Second Avenue
Salina
Ohio
Will Gibbons
Plymouth
Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava Joins US Visit
The Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava joins a growing list of titled Britons visiting the United States. She arrived in New York and will stay with friends in the Carolinas for an extended visit.
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United States
Marchioness of
Dufferin
Ava
New York
Carolinas
Rio Plays Tonight in Montgomery Against New River State
Rio Grandes basketball team travels to Montgomery West Virginia for a matchup with New River State College. Intramural games are set for Wednesday at 4 30 in Community Hall featuring Sophomore Education versus Freshman Education and the R Association against Freshman Education.
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Rio Grande
Montgomery
W. Va
New River State
Community Hall
R. Association
Officials May Save Famous Old Tavern
Falls House the five year old tavern where President William Harrison stayed may be saved from submersion by Muskingum watershed dam plans. District officials move to acquire the property and relocate it to a higher site.
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William Harrison
Muskingum
Excess Tobacco Goes To By-Product Firms
Gallia County AAA prepares forms to enforce 1934 burley tobacco contracts. Excess tobacco may be sold to dye product manufacturers or used as fertilizer, with disposal certified by committee. Producers with excess sales urged to return allotment cards immediately. Stumpheads on Portuguese Jeremiah Leonard may earn a fortune from a misattributed painting.
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Jallipolis
Burley Tobacco Aaa
R. R. Starbuck
Gallia County
AAA Committee
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