Woman Pleads Guilty to Forged Check Charges in Gallipolis
Mrs. Katie Randolph, 36, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to two counts of aged check passing and admitted others. Judge White sentenced her to an indeterminate term in the Marysville Women's Reformatory. Federal agents investigated her Columbus record. more forged checks may lead to further indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Katie Randolph
Common Pleas
the Commercial & Savings Bank
White
Randolph
Marysville
Columbus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gallia County
Davis- Shuler Co
George Randolph
Huntington
Finis and Related Fines Displayed in 1930s Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists various Finis items with years 1938 1939 and references to paint radio and a 10 passenger cab. No coherent event or clear entities beyond product mentions and dates can be established from the readable text.
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Radio Terio
Cab Nice
Kanauga Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Social notes from Kanauga recount Mrs. T. S. Hanes visiting Charleston to see relatives including Margaret Maddy recently married in Kentucky. Meetings noted for Sunday School classes, health updates on Abies W.F. Deem and T. J. Oliver, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
T. S. Hanes
Charleston
Margaret Maddy
Kentucky
C.sc
John Raike
Cheshire Personal And Social Notes
Cheshire notes record visits and family news including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matheny in Charleston, Beulah and Milma Musgrave with their parents, Dining guests Aaron Davis and family, Rev. Herman Lewis party at Waverly, Fred Ward family from Parkersburg, Alberta Hughes from Columbus visiting, Mrs. Marcella Russell’s winter stay with grandson John E. Russell, Kate Mulford at Kyger Ladies Aid, George Vanzant and daughter Helen visiting Huntington, Paul Baker becoming parents of a ten pound son, funeral rites for Mrs. Fanny Swisher led by Rev. Higginbotham, plus other community attendees from Bidwell and Mansfield.
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Cheshire
Guy Matheny
Charleston
Vaughn Scott
Beulah
Milma Musgrave
Milton Musgrave
Aaron Davis
F. W. Butcher
Herman Lewis
Waverly
Fred B. Ward
Pauline
Betty Lou
Jo Ann
Parkersburg
Alberta Hughes
Columbus
Allen Hughes
Marcella Russell
Bradbury
Russell
John E. Russell
Kate Mulford
Little Kyger Ladies Aid Society
Earl Gordon
Mulford
Kyger
George Vanzant
Helen
Huntington
Paul Baker
James Baker
Davis Butcher
Higginbotham
Fanny Swisher
The
Baptist Church
Idsher
Bidwell
Curt Swisher
Mansfield
A Swisher
Gallipolis Social Notes Feature Local Weddings and Events
A Rio Grande couple W A Thorne and Anne McCarley were married at the Thorne home with Rev C L Copley officiating. Guests included Akron, Bellaire, Columbus, Athens and Thurman residents. The Westerman Ladies Aid hosted a shower for Kenneth and Mrs Adams. Birthday wishes marked Mrs Walter Cremeans fifty ninth birthday with a family dinner. Local reports list births, travels, visitors and hospitalities among Gallipolis residents and relatives through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. W. Thorne
Anne McCarley
Rio Grande
Thorne
C. L. Copley
Methodist Church
Glenn Daniels
Akron
Irvin McCarley
Bellaire
Clarence McCarley
Columbus
Thomas Parry
Athens
Plan Service At Syracuse Church On Good Friday
Good Friday community service planned at Syracuse Methodist Church. Rev W E Bartoe will deliver the sermon with Rev L D Phipps Rev Lawrence Fick Rev J D Ryan assisting. Service opens at 2 pm for one hour. J C Hallam showing progress after illness. Local notices include residents and events in Syracuse and Pomroy with various visits and illnesses noted.
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Syracuse
A. L. Flanagan
Lawrence Sellers
Athens
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
David
F. A. Shumway
Marietta
Clarence Stewart
Edward Hymrod
Patty
Henry Zeiher
Columbus
Thursy
Avazo Williams
Middleport
C. H. Williams
W.C
WPA Workers Urgently Seek Help in Hocking County
In Hocking County WPA workers meet at the court house and send telegrams to Col Harrington Congressman Claypool and state welfare chief Sherwood. About 160 men on Arnold road Green Township Goose Creek and Walnut Street projects seek faster work and higher wages to reach the $48 WPA target. They urge investigators from Washington and note chronic unemployment with only nine hours of work in two weeks and 37 cents an hour. Car dealers in Logan report February averaging one sale per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gill
Willard Albany
Hubert D. Lappen
WPA
Washington
Hocking County
Ohio
Sherwood
Claypool
Rotary Club To Select New Officers April 1
Gallipolis report states the Rotary Club will choose new officers on April 1. District meetings are slated for Cincinnati April 21 23. The club names J Paul Mossman Stanley Evans E E Higgins G G Kincon and E E Caldwell as loan fund board members. William Jones addressed the group on legal relations with the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rotary Club
Carl Byers
Cincinnati
Callipolis
Pt. Pleasant Rotary Cubs
Board of Supervisors
J. Paul Mossman
Stanley Evans
E. E. Higgins
Dam Construction Project Considered Near Gallipolis
Hearings held in Portsmouth by U S Engineers examined roller type dam construction near Gallipolis and Letart Meigs County. Proposal for a Eureka Dam hydroelectric plant drew opposition from coal interests who warn of job losses for 500 miners. Gallipolis reportedly had no representation.
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Gallipolis
Portsmouth
U. S
Letart
Meigs County
Eureka Dam
Gallia WPA work force cut in half by weather
Adverse weather and project delays reduce Gallia County WPA workers from 400 to about 200. Two new projects, graveled streets in Gallipolis and Poplar Ridge Road, await district and state approval to restore the full quota and resume employment.
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Gallipolis
Poplar Ridge Road
Murray City JHS Coach Ends 14th Year There
Logan-Richard Coleman, Murray City junior high basketball coach, completes 14 years on the Murray City high school faculty. A native of Nelsonville, he has taught only at Murray City since graduation and expects several juniors from this year’s squad to move up to the varsity next season.
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Logan
Richard Coleman
Murray City
Coleman
James Coleman
Nelsonville
Chillicothe Quint Enters Union Furnace Tourney
Stones Grill of Chillicothe announces its entry for the Union Furnace independent tournament next month. The war County champions boast a strong season record as 11 teams are entered with four more anticipated to fill the field.
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LOGAN
Stones Grill
Chillicothe
Union Furnace
Max Bunce
Road Project Halted by Bad Weather
In Gallipolis the Eureka Bladen two mile project remains three quarters complete with work paused by heavy precipitation. Final section in Eureka Village will widen the roadbed to 40 feet and add a four foot concrete sidewalk each side. The 22 foot concrete road portion near completion awaits berm grading and seeding.
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Gallipolis
Eureka-Bladen
Eureka Village
Coal miner Thomas Parry admitted after fall injury
Thomas Parry a Jackson County coal miner was admitted to Holzer Hospital a week ago with a severe head injury from a state fall and is reported improved today.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Parry
Jackson County
Holzer Hospital
Home Ec Teachers To Meet in Gallipolis
A regional Vocational Home Economics meeting will be held at Gallia Academy High School in Gallipolis on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Vocational teachers from Meigs Lawrence Vinton Jackson and Gallia Counties, about thirty, will hear Miss Ethel Price of Columbus, Assistant State Director of Home Economics, speak. Mrs. Katherine Kircher will host.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Meigs
Lawrence
Vinton
Jackson
Gallia
Ethel Price
Columbus
Katherine Kircher
Brisk NYA Enrollment Indicates Full Quota
GALLIPOLIS An inquiry at the NYA enrollment office in the courthouse reports brisk enrollments with an indication the 300 quota for Gallia County will be reached.
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NYA
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Coon Hunters Elect Walden Roush President
The Tri-State Coon Hunters Club elected Walden Roush of Pt. Pleasant as president. First field trials are planned in Mason County West Virginia likely on May 12.
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Gallipolis
Tri-State
Indicted Man Is Arraigned In Ohio Case
GALLIPOLIS Byron E Bodimer 31 of Eureka faced arraignment on charges of gery larceny and embezzlement over missing more than 7600 state funds from the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics where he served as assistant financial officer He pleaded not guilty and was held on 2000 bond with his uncle W E Myers bond guaranteeing the sum Previously a grand jury had indicted him for forging a 50 check in the name of Dr G Kinjo and he pleaded guilty last fall and received a two year probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Byron E. Bodimer
Eureka
W. R. White
W. E. Myers
License Are Issued In Gallia County Mergers
Marriage licenses were issued to Luther Berkley 26 of Point Pleasant and Beatrice Hogan 21 of Crow WV A W Thorn 66 and Anna McCarley 64 of Rio Grande Charles Craft 20 and Dixie Lear 19 both of Huntington Stephen Rollins 21 Jackson and Audrey Sullivan 21 Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Luther Berkley
Point Pleasant
Beatrice Hogan
Crow
W. Va
A. W.thorn
Anna McCarley
Rio Grande
Charles Craft
Dixie Lear
Huntington
Stephen Rollins
Jackson
Audrey Sullivan
Byers To Address OCTA in Columbus
Gallia county principal Carl C. Byers has been invited to speak at the Ohio Commercial Teachers Association meeting in the Neil House Columbus on Saturday April 6 at 2 pm. His topic is Selection Through Guidance and he will describe senior guidance methods now in practice at the local high school.
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Gallipolis
Carl C. Byers
Ohio Commercial Teachers’ Association
Neil House
Columbus
Byers
Georges Creek Grange Will Meet Friday Night
Georges Creek Grange membership will meet Friday night as candidates receive the third and fourth degrees. The program includes singing and addresses by Stanford Brinker Virginia and Eleanor Hughes and Calvin Lane with music by Opal Leonard and Lane Sisters. Lunch will be served at the close of the meeting.
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Gallipolis
Georges Creek Grange
Newborn Miller Passes Away in Holzer Hospital
An hour old girl baby of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Miller Middleport dies in Holzer Hospital yesterday.
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Gallipolis
J. P. Miller
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
County Spelling Bee Set in Gallipolis March 29
Gallipolis E N Wiseman county school superintendent plans a four contest spelling series with elementary schools. County winner advances to a state contest in April. Each school will send a contestant through elimination as interest builds and spelling books are studied. Gus Frye, local dry cleaner, is in fair condition at Holzer Hospital with pneumonia complications. In Avon Massachusetts William P Lorch finds a set of false teeth embedded in a tree stump with two molars missing.
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Gallipolis
E. N. Wiseman
Wise
Gus Frye
Holzer Hospital
Avon
Mass
William P. Lorch
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T Shar Snaper
Ade Abies
W. F. Deem
T. J. Oliver
S. A. Stewart
Lewis Lee
Ella Russell
Dessie
Florence Allen
Paul Abies
Julius Fleischman
John Vickers
H. N. Snider
W. W. Ricketts
Byron Ward
Rife
Lincoln Ables
John Hix
Ables
James Condon
Oma Daugherty
Flat Rock
Homer
Hugh Daugherty
Minnie Woolrum
Oak Hill
W. E. McDade
Gallipolis Social Notes
Ruth Aie
Marri
Westerman Ladies Aid Society
Thelma Adams
Kenneth Adams
George Keith
Margaret Moore
Lulu Brabham
Marguerite Moore
Walter Cremeans
Ezra Cremeans
Weldon Strait
Edward Martin
James Cremeans
Floyd
Clara Cremeans
C. G. Boothe
Sheldon Boothe
Carroll Ray
Clyde Day
Emma Daniels
Crown City
C. E. Holzer
Richard
Florida
Sylvan Gardner
J. W. Mootz, Jr
Willard Baker
Ashland
Harry McGuire
C. O. Betz
Casby Meadows
Donald Wallace
Mana Coughenour
Springfield
Pomeroy
J. W. Morris
Kathleen
J. L. Haskins
Logan — Hocking County
JHS
Chillicothe Quint
Coon Hunters
OCTA
Georges Creek
Messenger
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