Ann Vickers at Majestic and Ohio features
The Majestic screens the film version of Ann Vickers starring Irene Dunne and Walter Huston with a strong ensemble including Conrad Nagel Edna May Oliver Bruce Cabot and Sam Hardy The Ohio Theater presents As Husbands Go a Fox film adaptation with Warner Baxter Helen Vinson and Warner Oland In East of Fifth Avenue a tale of romantic conflict plays out as a husband aids a jilted wife and a husband learns to forgive
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Ers
Ohio
Warner Baxter
COURT
Wallace Ford
Majestic
Sinclair Lewis
Ann Vickers
Majestic Theater
Hollywood
Rko-Radio
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
Conrad Nagel
Edna May Oliver
Bruce Cabot
Sam Hardy
Ann
Lafe Resnick
Lindsey Atwell
Barney Dolphin
Fox Film
Rachel Crothers
Jesse E. Laskey
Ohio Theater
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Helen Vinson
Warner Oland
Catharine Doucet
G. P. Huntley, Jr
Frank O'Connor
Eleanor Lynn
Jay Ward
Hamilton MacFadden
Grange Presents Christmas Program for New Plymouth Youth
The New Plymouth Grange hosted a Christmas program on December 21 with songs readings and a play. Members donated to Christmas baskets for distribution to the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Mary Lou Holdren
James Winters
Maynard Simpson
Harden Cremane
Starry Beams
Clarence Sanner
the Grange
Olive Jane Cremane
Skating Enjoyed on Ice at Rockbridge Basin and Rempel Pond
Cold weather left Rockbridge Basin and Rempel Pond frozen thick enough for skating. During vacation, youths used airholes to save fish. workers reported seeing a few small fish that had died beneath the ice.
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Rockbridge Basin
Rempel Pond
Logan
Daughter of Olive Gordon reported with carie fever
A daughter of Mrs. Olive Gordon of Lesboro is reported to have a fever described as carriage fever by the health department on Saturday.
Mary White Undergoes Appendectomy in Charleston
Mary White of Nelsonville was admitted to Charleston Hospital Friday and underwent an appendectomy. Her condition is reported favorable.
Mrs Lou Smith Suffers Fractured Arm in Fall
Logan reports Mrs Lou Smith of this city sustained a fractured arm after a fall near her home several days ago.
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Logan
Lou Smith
Logan's New Mayor Signals Limited Early Changes
Logan reports Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald took office after E. E. Bright retired. He named Service Director R. R. Loomis as a likely first new appointee and pledged to observe from inside before sweeping changes. Police, fire, and service posts to be announced later. Goose Creek work and traffic rules to be reviewed whilePossum Hollow burglary reported next morning with a stolen trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
E. E. Bright
Fitzgerald
Harley M. Whitcraft
R. R. Loomis
E. L. Nelson
Sumner F. Martin
Josephine Hansel
G. W. Lanning
James L. Martin
Frank Eberst
Vernon Mauk
J. M. Meldrim
John Allen
Fred W. Stracke
John E. Canty
C. F. Lewis
Harold W. Larimer
L. K. Showalter
H. Bright
Frank Weis
Fire
Goose Creek
Adorable Holiday Pattern Sparks Quick Sewing Idea
A playful holiday themed sewing pattern suggests a simple model for a younger sister. The instruction booklet uses illustrations to guide an easy fashion for a soft dress or accessory, highlighting a quick craft in cheerful tone.
Anne Adams Pattern 1741 Available in Sizes 6 14
Advertises pattern 1741 for women with suggested fabrics and colors. Size 10 requires 138 yards of fabric. Sixty cents total for pattern and catalog, with orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Wessdith Street
New York City
Quota of Workers in County Now Filled
Logan, Jan 1. No openings in CWA lists in Hocking County. quota filled and until new quotas arrive, no opportunity to increase workers. Re-employment office to fill requisitions as requested. staff reorganizing records to align with a state order classifying enrollments with serial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Hocking County
Logan
Ewald Schmitter
State Office
Venus Chapter Installs Officers at East ern Star
Venus Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held installation Thursday evening with a six o'clock dinner. Mrs Clinton Webb conducted the installation assisted by district deputy and marshal staff. New officers include Minnie Reynolds as worthy matron and C Wood Bowen as worthy patron. More than 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hall
Minnie Reynolds
Florence Larimer
C. Wood Bowen
Rolland Bright
Gladys Webb
Margaret Stoody
Mattie Allen
Piezza Mauk
James L. Martin
Wilbur Lanning
Hart Flock Leads Laurelville Poultry Owner Records
In Hart County lines Hart flock Laurelville tops October egg record with 16.63 eggs per bird. W H Mowery Washington Township second at 7.8 eggs per bird. November winner Chan Reynolds Lagan 16.31 eggs per bird. Roy Anthony second at 12.06 eggs per bird.
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Hart
Chan Reynolds
Lagan
Roy Anthony
Saturday Club Hosts Logan Guests at Miss Minnie Moore Home
Saturday Club members and guests met at Miss Minnie Moore's West Second Street home for a one o'clock luncheon. Topic Christ in Art was led by Nan McBride who presented paintings. Christmas carols were sung by all. Additional guests included Mrs. Hengst, Mrs. Weitzell, Miss Dewar, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Lower, Mrs. McManigal, Miss McManigal, Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Cherington, Mrs. Atha, Mrs. H D Atha, and Mrs. John Lee.
New Year Observed With Services And Dances in Galpolis
Advent of 1934 marked by a Grace M. E. Church watch night service from 9 to 12 with music and talks, lunch served at 11:30. A New Year’s Dance at the Lafayette Hotel ran past midnight. About 70 couples attended a Saturday Elks Hall dance with Bill Woods and his orchestra performing classic waltzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gal Vpolis
Grace M. E
Lafayette Hotel
the Elks Hall
Bill Woods
Snake den found by work crew in western county
Logan reports a crew led by Karl Bright of South Perry unearthed a large snake den containing a bisckanake species hibernating when discovered. The discovery occurred last week as workers toiled outdoors amid winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Karl Bright
Will Name Successor To Wo-Ag Instructor
Gallipolis district board of education meets tonight to hire a Smith-Hughes instructor for Gallia Academy High School after George E Wood resigns to become Brown County agricultural extension agent in Georgetown January 2. R M Sloman of Vinton applied. The board will elect a president and clerk. Harry M Miller and Ari Lloyd will be sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ari Lloyd
Charlies Yeanger
State-Aid Schools Get $5871 In County Funds
Checks totaling 5871 were received by County Superintendent H B Bradbury for state aid schools from the cigaret tax fund balance. Cadmus Rural School gets 2006 to pay salaries for a month. Other allocations include Green Rural 178 Greenfield Rural 460 Raccoon Rural 1102 Centerville 839 Vin ton 200 Bidwell Porter 627 Ohio Rural 369. Fuel tax funds had been distributed earlier for salaries and current expenses.
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Gallipolis
H. B. Bradbury
Cigaret
Cadmus Rural
Green Rural
Greenfield Rural
Raccoon Rural
Centerville
Vinton
Bidwell-Porter
Ohio Rural
Boards of Education
Tree Falls on Bay Injures Clifton Boy
Forrest Johnson 11 of Clifton West Virginia was believed fatally injured when a tree fell on him Saturday afternoon. He lay beneath the tree for hours before his father found him. Dr J T Hanson Gallia County coroner was admitted for observation. Ira Sheets 35 of Crown City admitted for medical attention. Jerome Johnson 68 city employee who had a fractured skull in an earlier crash was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Forrest Johnson
James Johnson
Clifton
W. Va
J. T. Hanson
Gallia County
Holzer Hovpital
Ira Sheets
Crown City
Jerome Johnson
Reed Family Arrives in Gallipolis
County Agent E. T. Reed his wife and seven children arrived Friday night from Little Rock Ark and move into the Joan McCormick residence at Fourth Avenue and Court Street. Reed will assume duties January 2 with his office at the Courthouse after the transfer of CWA headquarters to Dr C E Holzer house on Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First hunting and fishing licenses issued in Gallia County
Eleven hunting licenses and two fishing licenses were issued Saturday by Clerk of Courts Margaret McCormick for 1934. The first in the county, recipients include F. W. Butcher of Cheshire and son Charles as the first to receive hunting and trapping permits, with C. B. Ryan, priest of the Gallipolis Catholic Church, the third licensee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
F. W. Butcher
Cheshire
Charles
C. B. Ryan
Gallipolis Catholic Church
Personal mentions of city society figures and travelers
Mrs T L Bush and Abi gall returned Saturday from Cincinnati aboard the Packet Senator Cordill. Mr and Mrs Howard Sibley returned to Terra Haute Indiana after a week with their parents. Carl Hatfield spent Friday and Saturday in Columbus for a reunion of youths at a Hocking County camp directed by William Guthrie. Miss Helen Hedden of Athens visited Dr W L Brown Friday through Sunday. Emma Richards left for St Cloud Florida for her sister Hannah Bower’s illness. Stewart Clendenin and Minnie Tyree left for Milwaukee Wisconsin after holidays with J W Clendenin.
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T. L. Bush
Abigail
Cincinnati
Cordill
Howard Sibley
Terra Haute
Ind
F. L. Sibley
Charles Eilker
Carl Hatfield
Columbus
Hocking County
William Gutherie
Helen Hedden
Athens
W. Lewis Brown
Emma Richards
St. Cloud
Fla
Hannah Bower
Stewart Clendenin
Minnie Tyree
Milwaukee
Wis
J. W. Clendenin
Ohio Valley Bank suit against McHenry dismissed
In Gallia County common pleas court on Saturday the suit Ohio Valley Bank Company filed against Vivian McHenry and others was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Bank Company
Vivian McHenry
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Jones Reappointed Gallia County Health Nurse
Miss Margaret Jones of Patriot was re employed as Gallia County health nurse by the county health board at a meeting held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Margaret Jones
Patriot
Gallia County
County Health Board
Christmas Day Birthday for L. P. Mooney
Logan January 1 Birthday of L. P. Mooney former county representative of the General Assembly falls on Christmas Day His father and mother were married on Christmas and it is his own wedding anniversary Christmas presents double as birthday and wedding day gifts in his view
Kerr Named as B and L Examiner in Ohio
A. P. Kerr, longtime cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank in Gallipolis, is appointed a state examiner for the Ohio Department of Commerce division of building and loan companies. Appointment starts Jan. 2. he resigns as cashier. Kerr previously worked in Ironton banking and will likely reside in Gallipolis. He serves as prelate of the Knights Templar in Gallipolis and as secretary of the Federal Farm Loan Association in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. P. Kerr
Commercial & Savings Bank
Ohio Department of Commerce
Division of Building and Loan Companies
Kerr
Ironton
Notes Lead to Death by Own Action in Ohio Farm Home
Gallipolis reports O E Branaman, 57, of Fairfield, died by shotgun suicide. Two notes addressed to E E Ward and Webb Dewitt revealed despondency and setup instructions for his stock. Branaman was separated from his wife and family, and his children include Bessie of Columbus Blanche of Toledo and sons Bernard and Bennie.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Ward
Webb Dewitt
O. E. Branaman
Fairfield
Branaman
Dewitt Home
Ohio
Bessie
Columbus
Blanche
Toledo
Bernard
Bennie
Gallia Academy High School
Funeral for Raymond McCumber Held After Hunting Accident
Wilkesville notes report the funeral service for Raymond McCumber nineteen who died from an accidental gun discharge while hunting near his home. He recently returned from a CCC camp in California. The column also lists local Christmas visits and family travel from Newark Columbus New Matamoras Beckley and Salem Center.
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Wilkesville
Raymond McCumber
CCC
California
E. L. Newson
Caldwell
C. E. Keck
Newark
Loring Wells
Columbus
E. L. Wells
J. E. Strong
Fred Strong
I. W. Pilcher
Dave Valentine
New Matamoras
Lottie Kruskamp
Charlies Nunemaker
Frank Nunemaker
Frank McCormick
Beckley
W. Va
Clarence Norton
Salem Center
H. B. Kruskamp
June
Blanche Davis
Georgie Gray
A. L. DeVault
Gallipolis City Officials Sworn In For 1934 37 Term
Gallipolis prepares to swear in new commissioners for 1934 37 at 7 pm Tuesday I E Myers and Gilbert Bush will replace Dr L C Bean and Frank L Shaw C C Ingels begins a second term No successors named yet for city manager and city auditor positions Adolph Henke and A W Carl are mentioned as candidates for those posts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
I. E. Myers
Produce Commission
Gilbert Bush
L. C. Bean
Frank L. Shaw
C. C. Ingels
Death of Perry Coughenour Buried in Gravel Hill
Perry Coughenour 76 of Cheshire Township died Saturday noon at Holzer Hospital from gangrene following a several week infection. He was a farmer and youngest child of the late Isaiah Coughenour. He leaves his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Thurman Bunce of Westerville and Tillie Coughenour at home. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Perry Coughenour
Cheshire Township
Holzer Hospital
Coughenour
Isaiah Coughenour
Thurman Bunce
Westerville
Tillie Coughenour
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Unchanged CWA employment in Gallia County week ends with 107 registered
Gallia County re employment office reports no weekly gain in jobs on CWA projects and 107 men registered from Tuesday to Saturday. Director B Lewis Jones notes this is the smallest weekly total since the office opened in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
CWA
Gallia County
B. Lewis Jones
Gallia County Offices and Banks Closed for New Year
All Gallia County and city offices and banks were closed today in observance of the legal New Year’s holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Tragic Death Toll In Gallia County In 1933
Gallia County saw many fatalities in 1933 though no murders occurred. Four deaths from automobile crashes involved Rex Frost Eugene Lavender H J Ward and Leslie Elkins. Five drownings include Mrs John Harrison and daughter Rob ert Thabet Ted Meiage and Ivan Persinger. One unsolved death is Mrs R Ely Addison postmistress whose body was found in a cistern.
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H. J. Ward
Evergreen
Leslie Elkins
Thiveair
John Harrison
Ohio River
First Avenue
Robert Thabet
City Wharf
Ted Meiage
Galis Ferry
W. Va
Farmer
Ivan Persinger
Raymond City
R Ely
Addison
Prisoner Infected With Mumps In Gallia County
One of eight prisoners in Gay County tested positive for mumps on Saturday January 1. Albert Mossbarger of Gallia is held for probation violation on a charge of shooting his wife with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gay County
Albert Mossbarger
Gallia
Marriage License Issued in Gallipolis
A marriage license was issued Saturday in Gallipolis by Judge J S Clark to Cecil They 19 farmer of Gallipolis and Houck 19 daughter of J Houck Crown City.
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Gallipolis
J. S. Clark
Cecil They
Houck
J Houck
Crown City
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A .Rere
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Grange
Edna May Oliver Conmred Negel
Bruce Cebeor
Possum Hollow
Georgy Smith
Ood
Hope
So Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
C. E
Hart Flock
Laurelville
Minnie Moore
Wo-Ag
Galli
Polis
West Virginia
Reed
Miss Jones
B. & L. Examiner
New Sentinel
Hoover
Vassarette Bandeau
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