Kuebler Dies In Columbus Widow and Family Survive
John Jack Kuebler died in Columbus. He was the son of a former owner who operated at Third and Grape Streets, now Thabet Grocery. Survived by widow Alice, children Howard Robert Frances, mother Eva Kuebler, brothers George Fred Carl, sisters Barbara Pauline.
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Lis
John
Jack” Kueb
Columbus
Thabet
Alice Kuebler
Howard
Robert
Frances
Eva Kuebler
George
Fred
Carl
Barbara
Pauline
Testimony Opens In Texas O'Dell Murder Trial
Frank Texas O'Dell sits calmly as jury selection begins in Gallia County for the first degree murder of Owen Randolph. About 300 people fill the Gallia Common Pleas Court as 60 jurors are screened, with 19 excused over death penalty opposition.
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Gallipolis
Frank
Texas
O'Dell
Ruby Meadows
Ohio Township
Jess Rice
Gallia
Willard Blazer
Crown City
Ella Rice
Gallipolis Rt. 1
Elva Rutt
Waterloo
Alfred McDaniel
Porter
John Swick
Ewington
F. M. Wells
Kathryn R. Hamilton
David Griffith
B. Lewis Jones
Rio Grande
Cecil E. Denney
Bidwell
Grace V. Neff
Addison
C. B. Elliott
W. Lewis Brown
Owen Randolph
Charles Cragg
Randolph
Ted Halley
Sarah Halley
Ted
Lando Cragg
Herman
John Bane
Earl
Oscar
Myrtle Randolph
Elmer Hatfield
George
Lulu Evans
Arthur Cooper
John White
Martha Ard
John Walters
John W. Broyles
Lew Angel
Alice Lusher
Libby Harrison
Harold Burris
Leroy Dickey
Robert Harrison
Garfield Blazer
Fon Weaver
Rhodie Halley
Hardie Smith
A. C. Safford
Wv. J. Niday
Charles Graham
John Lang
H. B. Ecker
Homer Russell
Herman Northup
Wallace Graham
Foreclosure and verdicts marked in Gallia Court notes
Gallia Common Pleas entries show A F Kisar to receive remaining premises funds after a Biffle sale, $148.20 tax treasurer and $41.34 clerk fees, with $475.46 balance and mortgage released. Mary B Stuart wins $1,169.85 against John Johnson et al. Meigs judge sets 6 percent interest from 1933 date. John Fadely jailed on DUI after bond withdrawal. W P Myers mortgage note payment deadline set. Lovadia Myers and C W Littleton cleared of claims.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
W. R. White
A. F. Kisar
G. H. Biffle
Kisar
White
Mary B. Stuart
John Johnson
Charles B. Peoples
Meigs County
John Fadely
Grace Fadely
Lovadia Myers
C. W. Littleton
Injured in Crash Near Kanauga In Holzer Hospital
Two West Virginia women remain hospitalized after a collision at Kanauga. Mrs. N. B. Cartwell, 80, has a fractured right leg while her daughter Mrs. Earl T. Gibbs, Hogsett, suffers cuts and bruises. They were returning from Eureka, Clay Township. Also, Marvin Kelly and wife of Middletown welcomed a baby girl at Holzer Hospital, weighing just under four pounds, kept in incubator.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia
Holzer Hospital
Kanauga
N. B. Cartwell
Earl T. Gibbs
Hogsett
Eureka
Clay Township
Marvin Kelly
Middleport
Mission Is Grateful
Supt J M Ripley of the Union Mission, citing help in 1934, announced 36 gospel services in December and detailed community outreach. He reported 78 Sunday school attendees on average, 109 persons dealt with, 556 home visits, 33 free meals, 745 beds furnished, 179 foodstuffs and 21 clothing items distributed, 14 employment opportunities, 54 Christmas dinners for children, and 1 003 gift packages distributed.
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Gallipolis
J. M. Ripley
Union Mission
Gallia County Dairymen Hear Specialists Series
Gallia County dairy meetings planned January February and March with OSU specialist Ivan Mc Kellip detailing economical feeding. Dodd will discuss forage and production economics in February, and Paul Young will address dairy marketing and market regulations in March. schedules to be announced.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
McKellip
Bidwell-Porter Vocational Agriculture Department
Rio Grande Vocational Agriculture Department
Little
Paul Young
Dodd
Dodd and Young
R. R. Starbuck
Men Bound Over on Auto Theft Charges in Gallia County Grand Jury
Calvin Ours Olaf Murray and Lewis Woodward were bound over to the Gallia County Grand Jury on $300 bond after a hearing before Municipal Judge A J Stormont. They were arrested in Portsmouth December 22 for driving while intoxicated and the car they traveled in was later alleged to be the Woodward grandfather's stolen vehicle. Grandfather G H Woodward acted as his own attorney and testified the trio may have cut the barn chain lock to steal the car.
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Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Calvin Ours
Olaf Murray
Crown City
Gallia County
Lewis Woodward
Portsmouth
Woodward
G. H. Woodward
Car Sales in Gallia County Rise in December 1934
Passenger car sales in Gallia County nearly doubled from 1933 as of December 1934. Thirty six total vehicles changed hands: 25 passenger cars and 11 commercial cars in December 1934, versus 13 passenger cars and 11 commercial cars in 1933.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Schools Will Receive Less Than Planned This Year
The article outlines reduced state funds for the second half of the year with $8.10 per pupil for the first six months and $12.55 per pupil from the sales tax share for the second half. It notes deductions for poor relief bond service and administration, plus expected per pupil distributions from liquid fuel and intangible taxes. Also included is a birth notice for Chauncey residents Chauncey Albert Jackson and family.
Public Schools at New Straitsville To Resume Next Week
New Straitsville Public School will reopen Monday Jan 7. Local residents and visiting relatives are noted in a string of brief reports including trips to Columbus Logan Marietta and Athens. Several families share New Year visits and hospital mentions while Rev Hardin and family host guests.
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New Straitsville
Favor Income Tax For Ohio Financing
In Columbus on January 3, legislators signal support for a personal income tax and a corporation income tax as permanent or temporary financing. They may reject a retail sales tax as part of a permanent system, with some openness to its temporary use. The January 7 new Legislature session is noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Local families note holiday and weekend visits
Bashan Mr and Mrs Tom Bailey and elk dren spent Thursday evening with the John Taylor family Mrs Virgie Oliver spent Monday with the Starling McCullough family in Middleport Will Deem and his family of Rutland visited his father here Monday Mr and Mrs Elmer Baum Brem en were Sunday guests of Mrs Baums mother Mrs R E Torrence here Clifford Sloter and Clarence Baker left for Marietta Wednesday to join the CCC camp Tod Jones and Bert Rodgers East Liverpool were week end guests of the Marion Slater family Mrs Amanda Holter and son Harry of Chester WV were week end guests of Mrs Holter s brother A H Bailey and his wife Mr and Mrs Clint Orr spent New Year s with Mr and Mrs William Wolfe at Eagle Ridge Mr and Mrs Ed Bailey of Morning Star were New Year s guests of Mr and Mrs A H Bailey Mr and Mrs John Sanborn Columbus spent the week end here with Mr Sanborn s sister Mrs Dave McElroy Mrs Minnie Orr spent a day recently with her sister Mrs Lew Rose Marygold Dena Kenneth and James White spent New Years with their grandparents Mr and Mrs W C White
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New Straitsville
New Straitsville Public School
Rev
Hardin
Kentucky
Clyde
Ray Orndorf
Hackensack
N. J
Raymond Orndorf
Rey Youst
Logan
George Lanning
New Lexington
Bud Clark
Bert
Columbus
Clark
Charles Lemon
Fred Shilling
Cherrington Hospital
Ben Salser
Paul
Robert
Racine
Fred Blankenship
D. B. Blankenship
Joe Blankenship
James Campbell
Levi Wolfe
Milton Campbell
Joe Fisher
Hannibal
J. B. Hardin
Ohio University
Athens
Gilmer
Cincinnati
R. L
Bernice Hoskins
Carrollton
Marietta
Tom Bailey
Elk Dren
John Taylor
Virgie Oliver
Starling McCullough
Middleport
Will Deem
Rutland
Elmer Baum
Bremen
Baum
R. E. Torrence
Clifford Sloter
Clarence Baker
CCC
Tod Jones
Bert Rodgers
Liverpool
Marion Slater
Amanda Holter
Harry
Chester
W. Va
Holter
A. H. Bailey
Clint Orr
William Wolfe
Eagle Ridge
Ed Bailey
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Relief
Medical authorities say kidneys contain miles of tiny tubes to purify blood and wash out waste. Doan's Pills are advertised as quick relief for kidney discomfort and flushing these tubes, warning against risky “kidney cures” and urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Ca
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