Self-employment earnings and Schedule C guidance notice
The article explains 1951 self-employment income on Schedule C for those with net earnings over $400 and outlines filing with income tax. It notes social security coverage exclusions for farm operators and certain professionals and provides a local contact for obtaining Schedule C and social security numbers. It also mentions Mary Hel Sher and various local visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Donald Yuenger
Court House
Athens
Dairy Speakers Advocate Herd Testing Program
Gallia County Dairy Service Unit banquet drew 100 dairymen at Grace Methodist Church as speakers urged herd testing to support artificial breeding. Dick Kellogg praised testing to identify top cows while Bill Smith and Harold Bennett stressed breeding with good feeding and DHIA. Awards for 1950 records were given to McKittrick Crace and Saunders. directors Holliday Carter Morris re-elected. arts and music provided by Cheshire High School girls and the Judson Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Bill Smith
Gallia County
Harold Bennett
DHIA
Bennett
Smith
American Purebred Cattle Association
Ohio Dairymen's Association
B.A. McKittrick
Donald Crace
Jim Saunders
McKittrick
Fred Hamrick
Lawrence L. Holliday
Charles Carter
A. L. Morris
Hamrick
COBA
Stewart A. Smith
Marshall College
America
Tie
Cheshire High School
Freda Woods
Myrna Thomas
Marilyn Reese
Angeline Dixon
Judson Four
Marshal Fowler
Kenneth Davis
Dean Davies
Jim Danner
Gallipolis Church Services Notes
Saint Peter's Episcopal Morning prayer and sermon at 9:30 a.m. Grace Methodist led by Rev Donnally with services 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. First Baptist under Pastor W H Green with Bible School at 9:15 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. First Presbyterian led by Rev Linson H Stebbins with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Peter’s Episcopal
Grace Methodist
L. A Donnally
Mninister
First Baptist
W. H. Green
Young People’s Fellowship
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
River traffic at GallipolisLocks and KanawhaBeat
Gallipolis Locks report shows boats Solvay Oruely Pete Patsy Chattin Ellen Ellen Hatfield Sturges moving up or down between 8:45 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. on the Kanawha and district routes with gains and losses cited. Rollers out at Gallipolis Locks upper gauge 19.9 and lower 35.9 feet Kanawha Falls 7.27 falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Solvay
Oruely
Pete
Patsy Chattin
Ellen
Ellen Hatfield
Sturges
Kanawha
Leila
Kenna
Winchester
Sohio State
Kanawha Falls
Farm Bureau Starts Drive At Banquet
Gallia County Farm Bureau kicked off a drive at Grace Methodist Church with entertainment, speakers, and food. About 100 attendees heard president Trimble Jones and manager W F Brown outline goals to reach 300 members. Ray Hobson of Columbus and Ivan Cooper urged objective setting and active membership sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ivan Cooper
Ohio Farmers Exchange Target of U.S. Suit
The Department of Agriculture filed legal action against Kingston Farmers Exchange of Kingston Ohio Ross County seeking 110000 in government grain allegedly diverted from the 10 billion dollar price support program principal action to recover government owned wheat stored under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Kingston Farmers Exchange of
Kingston
Ross County
Hospital Notes Report Births and Discharges
IRTHS Mrs Edward Slayton Wellston Mrs Arnold Runion Leon a daughter Admitted Mary Borello Neenah Ricky Casto Arbuckle W Va Eeith Corn Vinton Clarice Owens Gallipolis Mildred Boster Gallipolis Sarah Scott Jackson Discharged Richard Varian Karen Hoschar John Clench Clarence Richards Howard Richards Mrs Ruth Nida Mrs Ruby Lynch Stewart Heckler Mrs Everett West and baby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Borello
Neenah
Wis
Ricky Casto
Arbuckle
W. Va
Eeith Corn
Vinton
Clarice Owens
Gallipolis
Mildred Boster
Sarah Scott
Jackson
Richard Varian
Karen Hoschar
John Clench
Clarence Richards
Howard Richards
Ruth Nida
Ruby Lynch
Stewart Heckler
Everett West
Baby
McGrath Probe Plan Studied investigates McGrath probe plan by House
The House judiciary committee held a closed session to consider investigating Attorney General McGrath for alleged favoritism in the Justice Department. Rep Keating introduced a resolution urging a full inquiry into McGrath’s administration since his August 1949 appointment. The move follows Truman’s push to clean up government corruption highlighted by IRS scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
McGrath
Justice Department
Rep
Keating
RNY
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Local Notes From Blue Lake Area
The body of Pfe Lowell G. Harrison has been returned from Korea to the United States, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Harrison. Cpl. Clifford Thornton in Korea has been sent to a Korean hospital for a foot ailment, son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Thornton. Miss Edith Thornton of Xenia was a weekend guest of the Thorntons. Rev Leroy Collins will preach at Asbury Chapel January 27 at 11 am. Truman Johnson has been ill. Elizabeth Chapel Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Jesse Leaper’s home January 31. Mr and Mrs Alfred Workman of New Matamoras were weekend guests of the Workmans and Crèmeens夫妻.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lake
Pfe
Lowell G. Harrison
Korea
United States
Lowell Harrison
Clifford Thornton
Delmar Thornton
Edith Thornton
Xenia
D. Thornton
Leroy Collins
Asbury Chapel
Truman Johnson
Elizabeth Chapel
Jesse Leaper
Alfred Workman
New Matamoras
Floyd Workman
Jennings Cremeens
F. Sheets
Underground Railroad ran through area, aiding runaway slaves
Story recalls how Southeastern Ohio housed and moved fugitives before the Civil War. It names stations and abolitionists from Washington to Gallia counties, describes hiding places in Albany and Amesport, and cites Horace Holt and C. F. Winn as notable conductors and spies in Rutland and Meigs counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y & Bis
Ohio
Washington County
Gallia County
Canada
Athens County
Albany
Ames Township
Amesville
Pearl Wood
Alexander Town
William Walker
Richland Ave
Athens
Eli Brown
Brown
Morgan County
Weethee
College Hill
Millfield
Rutland
Harrisonville
Meigs County
Horace Holt
New Lima
Holts
C. F. Winn
Rutland Township
Side Hill
Winn Winn
John Merrill Chase
Elsie Welch
William Chase
Legroes
Chase Farm
C. F
Kay
John Winn
Negro Academy
Mr. Holt
Welch
Scipio Township
John Clark
Pagetown
John Giles
Kentucky
Point Pleasant
Giles
Adams Smith
Mason County
Maine
Social and church notes from Gallipolis and area
Local residents visit Mrs Findling and attend PTA and church events in the Alfred area. Families gather for social occasions including a box social for Youth Fellowship. In Gallipolis Charles E Blakeslee, 41, Pomeroy, is fined ten dollars and court costs for speeding after patrol arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Ollie Young
Ralph
Gallipolis
Delbert Gaul
Sumner
Emma Findling
Maynard Bahr
Chester
William Bentz
Charles D. Woode
Findling- Caldwell
Arthur Atherton
Nina Robinson
Findling-Caldwell
John Koehler
R. E. Burson
Athens
Wilbur Parker
Claude Woodyard
C. D. Woode
PTA
Tupper Plains
Dinsmore Boyles
West Virginia
Joppa
Tuppers Plains
Rachel Guthrie
Charmion Snodgrass
Geneva Nola
Middleport
Grange Hall
Alfred Church
Charles E. Blakeslee
Pomeroy
State
Audrey Faye to Wed Joseph Santa in Racine
Mrs Ethel Hoback announces the upcoming marriage of Audrey Faye Hoback to Joseph Santa on February 2 at 6 30 PM in the Racine Baptist Church with a reception at the Hoback home. Local notes mention community visitors and events including PTA, visits, and travel across nearby towns. Ohio corn planting figures are cited with western acreage highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Prend
Ethel Hoback
Racine
Audrey Faye
Joseph Santa
Racine Baptist Church
Ruth Sellers
Everet Hayes
Elmer Proffitt
Joe Proffitt
Near Racine
Paul Sellers
William
Clara Sellers
Ruth
Janet
Elmer
Gordon
Wayne Staats
Wayne Roger
Harley Staats
Murraysville
W. Va
Bertha
Anna Foreman
Florence Proffitt
Chester Shashan
Helen Hayes
Dale Harris
Mississippi
California
Charles Ray Harris
Junior Harris
Reedsville
Helen Harris
Raymond Furbee
Juanita Sayre
Jean Sayre
Grace Furbee
Portland School
Harriet Furbee
Dayton
M. L. Furbee
Linda Yost
Karen Furbee
Paula Sayre
Susanne Price
Gayle Price
Portland
Paul Sayre
Paul
G. A. Young
Langsville
William McKelvey
Paula
Karen
David Yost
Christa
Ralph Bradford
Albert Paynter
Worrys of
Pomeroy
Lloyd Harris
Sammie Lewis
Howard Aillen
Xenia
Ohio
Martha Lee
Ravenswood
Howard Ebershach
Thomas Sayre
Dwight Hoback
Edna Price
Geneva Nolan
Jean Proffitt
Hemlock visitors and funeral attendees noted in local area
Residents from Hemlock and nearby towns visited New Lexington and Groveport recently for family gatherings and funeral services. Many names from Shawnee Congo Corning and Zanesville appear among attendees and callers at the Woods home and in Columbus Newark and Newark area trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Hodgson
Carolyn
Bernard Hodgson
New Lexington
Logan
John Macklin
Groveport
the Woods Home
Cochran
Iva Canter
Lydia McKnight
Thomas Pritchard
Phil Gibbon
Gomer Schuster
Effie Richards
Joe Callahan
David Richards
Shawnee
Dewey Woods
Donna
Millertown
William Richards
Myrna
Myra
Congo
Robert Foura
Corning
Robina Stoyle
Violet Walters
Renetta Hodgson
John Toth
Baughman Stallsmith
John Stallsmith
William Stallsmith
Dwight Baughman
Zanesville
Cora McCormick
Columbus
W. A. Eayle
Ruth Bradley
Anna
Newark
George Snowden
Dixie
Ladies' Club session at Mrs. South's in Athens
The Ladies' Club met at Mrs. Ethel Mae South's home in Athens with sandwiches and coffee. Next meeting set at Mil dred Handley's home. Pot luck supper planned. Attendees included Helen Hart and others. Theda Ritchie presided. News of local visits and hospital recoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Ladies’ Club
Ethel Mae South
Athens
Mildred Handley
Helen Hart
Ida Beitelschies
Evelyn Smathers
Effie Conkey
Ethel McDaniel
Theda Ritchie
Susan South
Charles
John Wright
Guy Bigum
Charles Bigum
Lancaster
Troy Township and Nearby Areas in Athens County History
The piece recounts early Troy Township life before 1788 with squatters, a future president visiting, and tribal gathering points along the Hocking River. It notes Lord Dunmore's forces camping in Troy before marching to subdue tribes and mentions Hockingport as an early post office seaport for the Hocking Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Troy Township
Troy
Marietta
United States
Hocking River
Lord Dunmore
Gower
Hocking Valley
Pickaway Plains
Hockingport
Big Hocking
Deep Hollow
Meigs County
Orange and
Olive
Meigs
Rome
Carthage
Local society notes and historic Troy area history and legal notices
Recent social visits span multiple towns with guests from Zanesville Columbus and Middleport. Historical Troy area notes recount pioneer roadways settlements and landmarks along Hocking River including Hockingport Frost Stewart Latrobe and Coolville Camp Grounds. Legal notices announce a divorce action in Athens County and multiple probate accounts with hearing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New
Ohio River
Hockingport
Chillicothe
Cincinnati Ridge
Coolville Ridge
Athens
Frost and Stewart
Federal Creek
Jacob Humphrey
Hocking
Gallipolis
Hockeing
Point Pleasant
Kanawha
Dunmore
Fort Gower
George Washington
Virginia
Humphrey
Ohio University
Kingman Dutton
Cooleville
Shepherd Humphrey
United States
Coolville
Athens County
Simeon Cooley
Torch
Baltimore & Ohio
Brewster
William Brewster
Mayflower
John Humphrey
February Y filing deadlines set for county races
February Y is the final day to file candidacy for May primaries in POINT PLEASANT. Ballot printers must deliver ballots by February 23. March 26 requires registrar notice postings. March 31 registrars begin sittings to correct and register transfers. April 13 ends preprimary registrations and party filing. Committee members named include Robert McCoy Floyd Morrison and C L Costen while Ora Thornton seeks committeewoman in Cologne District.
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Athens County
Ohio
Francis D. White
C. G. Dew
Jessie Fulton
Daniel Fulton
Dorothy C. Fulton
Oscar Fulton
Mattie K. James
Alvan H. James
Leslie G. Johnson
W.w.a
Oscar Keeton
John Lowry
Sarah Lowry
Bertha D Mansfield
Gerve M. Mansfield
Elizabeth Gallagher
Fannie Niggemeyer
Katherine Elizabeth Niggemeyer
Mary R. Hopkins
Bae Tate
Sabra G. Rosener
David M. Sawyer
Emma F. Sawyer
Otto A. Simons
Jasper J. Shepard
Mary C. Draper
Aaron L. Simmons
Grace Wiggin
Walter W. Wiggin
Ada J. Christy
Arthur Fitch Bean
Ethel Kelley
June Rose Kelley
Clyde Mansfield, Sr
William E. Peters
Lucille White Crim
Shire
Elaine White
Anita Lucille White
Alma K. Hudson
Mary E. Williams
John F. Newcomb
Point Pleasant
Vernon Jones
Circuit Clerk
Circuit
Robert McCoy
Waggener
Floyd D. Morrison
Union
C. L. Costen
Robinson
Ora Thornton
Cologne
Gallipolis Man Plans Paint Shop Opening
Thomas J. Welker of Gallipolis announces a wallpaper and paint shop on 22nd Street. The store opens February 1. Welker, known locally as an interior decorator, notes no similar business in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Thomas J. Welker
Gallipolis
22Nd Street
Welker
Grandson Born to Leon Couple in Columbus
Mrs. Helen Cossin of Leon reports the birth of a grandson, Carl Stephen, on January 22 in Columbus. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cossin, formerly of Leon, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moore of Louisa, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Helen Cossin
Leon
Carl Stephen
Columbus
Carl Cossin
Marvin Moore
Louisa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Enterprise
Mary Hel Sher
Antioch Grange
Kathryn Helber
Paul Blosser
Howard Blum
Luther Blum
Ralph Blum
Near
Robert Ansel
Mrs
Baker Rheinscheid
Paul Ringhiser
David
Dewey Ringhiser
West Logan
Ralph Mathias
Alica
Carl Engle
Emma Seymour
Jesse Ansel
Cordelia Frasure
Pleasant Hill Church
Ansel
Frasure
Ralph Stevenson
Lester Huston
Betty
Jessie Stahr
Lois
William Huston
Rockbridge
Russell K. Miller
Somerset
Irvin Huston
Fred H. Kipp
New Castle
Del
J. C. Hilliard
Ihe ‘Co
P. Seymour
Matilda Blum
Edna and
Maggie Blum
Andy Mathias
Russellville
J. F. Brashares
Minnie Layton
Charles Lawrence
Randy
Katrina Swepston
Hallsville
Louis Mathew
William Helber
U. S
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farmers Exchange
U.S
Holzer Hospital
IRTHS
Edward Slayton
Wellston
Arnold Runion
Pomeroy Man
Hemlock
Lewis Lehman
Delmer
Delmas
Delmas Lehman
Howard Allen
Stephenie
Hemlock Central School
Allen
Frank Hanes
Blanche Canter
W. A Kaylo
Glenna Williams
Minersville
Karl Grueser
William King
Welby Whaley
Karl. Grueser
Newell, Pa
William Robson
Cleo’ Kerns
Judy
Ralph Robson
Hiram Fisher
WSCS
Forest Run Methodist Church
Carrie Grueser
Howard Roush
McMillen Hospital
Charleston
Alice Fisher
Stella Grueser
Charles McNamee
Ben Kesterson
Welshtown
Keith Woods
Ross Stewart, Jr
Ruth J. Danko
Michael J. Danko
Court of Common Pleas
Michael J, Danko
Foster BR. Cornwell
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