Districts Seek State Loans Deadlines in Gallia County
Local districts in Gallia County await state board loan offers with a February deadline. Bradbury reports on distribution of funds and intangible taxes for districts including Bidwell-Porter Centerville Rural Cheshire Clay Greenfield Guyan Crown City Harrison Morgan Ohio Raccoon Springfield Vinton Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
State Board of Se Loans
Bradbury
Bidwell-Porter
Centerville
Rural
Chesus
Clay
Guy
Raccoon
Cheshire
Special
Green
Greenfield
Guyan
Crown City
Harrison
Morgan
Ohio
Berry
Springfield
Vinton
Walnut
Meinhardi to Visit Lafayette Ohio Friday
Meinhardi begins a local visit inviting his salesmen and men to join at Lafayette Ohio on Friday afternoon. The event is targeted at local men and promises a shield product demonstration amid talk of readiness and public interest.
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Lafayette Ohio
FERA Investigation Report Ready Again
Gallipolis officials announce a new push to resubmit the 17 page FERA inquiry on purchases management and personnel to the State Relief Commission. The report drafted Oct 15 1934 by an American Legion and trustees panel awaits a response from Columbus. Stormont has left for California.
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Gallipolis
FERA
State Relief’ Commission
Cap
H. E. Houck
County Trustees Association
E. N. Leonard
Bidwell
Floyd Stormont
H. EB. Houck
Hollis
Stormont
California
Columbus
Houck
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Kanauga
Francis Lewis and family visit Pitts burgh relatives while a new store opens in Owen Black's room. Albert Spencer and wife of Columbus stay with kin before returning home. Birthday dinner at A W Pullins in honor of Mrs. James Marsh and Edna McGuffin. A chicken dinner includes James E Marsh family Ed McGuffin and Edna and others. Mrs J Adams returns home from Holzer Hospital and recovers. Ed Vance Earl and family and Walter Schoonover go to Dana West Virginia for work. Rev J W McMahan preaches Sunday night. Charles Dewitt and wife visit relatives in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Black
Albert Spencer
Columbus
A. W. Pullins
James Marsh
Edna McGuffin
James E. Marsh
Clarabell
Ed McGuffin
Edna
Henrietta Garland
Pullins
Adams
Holzer Hospital
Ed Vance
Earl
Walter Schoonover
Dana
W. Va
J. W. McMahan
Charles Dewitt
Portsmouth
Beatrice Hauger Dies. Rites Planned in Zanesville
VINTON Beatrice Hauger, only daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hauger, died at home in Zanesville Sunday January 27. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Vinton M E Church with burial in Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by her parents and a brother Vaughn.
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Vinton
Beatrice
John Hauger
Zanesville
Vinton M. E
Memorial Cemetery
Vaughn
Katzenbach Rites Held At Chauncey M E Church
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Katzenbach aged 51 wife of John Katzenbach who died Saturday at her home near New Marshfield were held at the Chauncey M E Church conducted by Rev B H Pugh of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of which she was a member. Burial was in Nye Cemetery. Nephews served as pallbearers. Survived by husband and nine children. A son Floyd was killed in an altercation at White Ash Mine near Chauncey several years ago. She leaves her father James Rackham Chauncey three sisters and one brother Mrs George Wilson Mrs Charlies Leffler John Rackham Columbus and Mrs Wyckoff East Fultonham.
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Chauncey
Esther Katzenbach
John Katzenbach
New Marshfield
M. EB
B. H. Pugh
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. McKinney
Bulloch
Eva Ferrer
Nye
Katzenbach
Floyd
White Ash Mine
James Rackham
George Wilson
Charlies Leffler
John Rackham
Columbus
Wyckoff
East Fultonham
Aged Woman Rebecca Blanchard Dies at Chauncey
Mrs. Rebecca Blanchard, 76, wife of Asa Blanchard of Chauncey, died at home after a short illness. Burial set for Greenlawn with funeral arrangements incomplete. She leaves her husband and two grandchildren. Her sister Mrs. Addie Levering was killed at a railroad crossing near Hamsey Run fifteen years ago.
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Chauncey
Rebecca Blancaard
Asa Blanchard
Buria
Greenlawn
Addie Levering
Hamsey Run
Mines Active in Chauncey and Surrounding District
Sixteen mines operate in the district today including No. 2% at Chauncey Hocking and Poston No. 6 at Millfield. Other active operations are No. 68 No. 219 No. 60 No. 255 No. 267 No. 9 Ohio No. 1 Salem Hollow Black Diamond Carbondale Coonville Kimberly and Lick Run.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Poston
Millfield
Ohio
Salem Hollow
Black Diamond
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
Lick Run
Chauncey Eighth Grade January Program Led by Miss Johnson
Pupils of Chauncey Eighth Grade presented a January program under Miss Julia Johnson with Seventh Grade guests taught by Gladys Pickering. Betty Jane Courtney led the program featuring group singing, two dialogues Modern Maids and A Matter of Speed, and three short playlets. Committee members included Ellen Blackford, Warren Hale, and Willie Northrop with Fannye King teaching the Eighth Grade.
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Chauncey—Literary Society
Chauncey Schools
Julia Johnson
Gladys Pickering
Betty Jane Courtney
Ellen Blackford
Warren Hale
Willie Northrop
Fannye King
Chauncey and regional notices plus Holzer Hospital items
Local notes report Mrs. Joe Bryan convalescing at home in Chauncey while Mrs. Norah Graves visits Tampa. Social events include a chicken dinner honoring Mrs. James Powell. Naomie Bible Class meets at Bernice Lyman’s. Hospital notes list new admissions at Holzer in Gallipolis and patient recoveries amid routine incidents.
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Joe Bryan
Chauncey !S
Norah Graves
the Plains
Tampa
Florida
L. D. Nelson
James Powell
Smith's Ferry
Kenneth Powell
Jerry Lou
Naomi
Iowa
Leander Dorr
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Lizzie Canter
Ladiesfield Church of Aid Society of
Mill Christ
Edward Evans
Under Southern Skies slated at Bradford Church Feb 14
Bradford Diurnal notes a play titled Under Southern Skies to be presented at Bradford Church Thursday evening February 14 at 7 p m. It also reports illness among local residents including Mrs Marion Maguire J M Carsey and W M Russell. Aquilla Hysell visited Laurel Cliff recently.
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Aquilla Hysell
Laurel Cliff
Local Social Notes From Millfield To Rock Springs
Syracuse Mrs. Margaret White visits sister Mrs. Harry Potts amid travels with relatives in Cleveland. Mrs. Ferris Hardin returns from Parkersburg hospital with improved condition. Donald Holter joins Maytag Washer Co. Bertha Bailey of Forest Run visits Richard Rawlings family. Willard Foit visits brother Earl Foit in Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberta of Pomeroy stay with Ira Fleming’s family. Mrs. Harry Potts recovering from illness. Harold Robinette spends time at Belpre. William Houdashelt family visit Rock Springs. Eleanor Karr, Ohio University student, visits parents. Mrs. Jessie Veney at Rock Springs caring for ill Dixon Ashworth family. Mrs. G. H. Terrell of Ironton spends week with E. J. Soulsby family. Charlie Nease recovered from diphtheria.
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Margaret White
Millfield
Harry Potts
George Jenkins
Cleveland
Ferris Hardin
Parkersburg
Donald Holter
Maytag
Bertha Bailey
Forest Run
Richard Rawlings
Willard Foit
Williams
W. Va
Earl Foit
Robert Roberta
Pomeroy
Ira Fleming
Harold Robinette
Belpre
William Houdashelt
Music officials to meet principals at courthouse tonight
Miss Edith Keller state music supervisor and Clifton former Gallipolis city superintendent of schools will meet county school principals and music supervisors at the courthouse at 7 tonight. Miss Keller will address the District P T A Meeting at Rio Grande Wednesday. Arbor Day history notes Kansas, Tennessee first observed in 1875, North Dakota and Ohio in 1882.
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Gallipolis
Edith Keller
Clifton
Miss Keller
P.T.A
Rio Grande
Kansas
Tennessee
North Dakota
Ohio
Ohio River Notes from Gallipolis and River News
The Ohio River dropped below 20 feet at Gallipolis with dam raising expected by week’s end unless rain raises levels. Ice appeared, and floating ice stretched from Pittsburgh to Parkersburg. Steamboats Kathyrn and Hallie engaged in coal towings. Julius Fleishman resumed service after repairs. Ayres set a swift Pittsburgh to Huntington tow run. Historical fast runs noted with the Frisbie and other packets, while modern towboats work Kanawha coal to Cin cinnati and Louisville. Lock tender Turner retires after 80 years. Rose Island suit against Idlewilde dismissed. Arbor Day observed in five states.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Kathryn
Charleston
Acme
Hallie
Cincinnati
W. C. Mitchell
Otto Marmet
Eugene Dana Smith
Henry C. Yeiser
Cincinnat
Louisville
Julius Fleishman
Union Line
J. D Ayres
Huntington
Ayres
F. Frisbie
Houshell
Pomeroy
Buck Sve
Ltke Wood
Liberty
Bay Line
Demopolis
York
Farnsdale
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway Company
Tombigbee River
Federal
Memphis
Pittsburgh Steel Products
Big
William M. Turner
Great
Kanawha River
Rose Island Excursion Company of
Ihs
St. Louis and
Calhoun Packet
Charlies I. Dawson
Rose Island Company
Idlewilde
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Ture Meinhardi
Kanauga News
Francis Lewis
Mrs
Otis Lewis
Stevens
Mississippi
United States
Marks
Miss
Chauncey M. E. Church
Rev
Pugh
E. E. Edminston
Floyd Coffman
Jackson
Lillian
Gerrel City
Kson
Frank Snyder
Blake
Crown
Slate
William Pitt
Bradford
Syracuse
William Eichinger
Rocksprings
Eleanor Karr
Ohio University
Athens
Irving Karr
Jessie Veney
Dixon Ashworth
G. H. Terrell
Ironton
E. J. Soulsby
Charlies Nease
Union Line Steamer
Frisbie
Gallopolis
Telegraph
George T. Hamilton
Bonnie Gem
Mose T. Epling
Geairr
Apestisila
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