Gallipolis police report shows 514 arrests in 1935
The Gallipolis police in 1935 made 514 arrests led by 347 drunkenness charges and 24 liquor-law violations. Other actions included robberies five each for aggravated assault and burglary, ten larceny, seven auto theft, plus traffic offenses under state patrol jurisdiction and 19 driving while intoxicated. Vagrancy and family offenses were noted, with Italians extending gains in Ethiopia in subsequent campaign reports.
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Gallipolis
John Fraley
Department of Justice
State Highway Patrol
Thore
Berfig
Gallia County Tax Suit Seeks Delinquent Coal Co Property Sale
Gallia County Treasurer B. B. Myers filed suit for 826.70 in delinquent taxes against Hocking Domestic Coal Co with Citizens Saving Association of Logan Sarah A. Seyfried and Katharine Hartenbach as co defendants. The petition states property in Cheshire Township Gallia and in Meigs County and seeks sale of the property. A prior suit against the company was dismissed when this case was recorded.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
B. B. Myers
Hocking Domestic Coal Co
Citizens Saving Association of
Logan
Ohio
Sarah A. Seyfried
Katharine Hartenbach
Cheshire Township
Meigs County
Theroperty
Coal Company
Waterloo High School Honor Roll Announces First Semester
Waterloo High School lists top honorees Evelyn Siddere Helen Martin Milda Rosser Adelaide Stright Merrill Tewksbury and Robert Barker as highest honors with honorable mention for Marian Llewellyn Eilean Wood Kenneth Reeder June Shingler Elsie Brandeberry Lovi Mulpas Perry Hulbert Albert Wigs Ruth Barkop.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo
Evelyn Siddere
Helen Martin
Milda Rosser
Adelaide Stright
Merrill Tewksbury
Robert Barker
Marian Llewellyn
Eilean Wood
Kenneth Reader
June Shingler
Elsie Brandeberry
Lovi Mulpas
Perry Hulbert
Albert Wigs
Ruth Barkop
Gordon couple to move to Hillsboro for Burkhart Packing job
Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon plan to relocate to Hillsboro within days to be nearer work as representatives for Burkhart Packing Company.
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Gallipolis
Fred Gordon
Mary Tabit
Hillsboro
Gordon
Burkhart Packing Company
Ireland Topic Presentation at Riverside Study Club
Riverside Study Club at Island View Inn heard a program on Ireland with talks by Mrs. Odessa Rinehart on Ireland Sinn Fein by Mrs. Herman Condee religious problems by Mrs. Earl Willis and a history of Ireland by Miss Bertha Randall though host Miss Edna Caneday could not attend. Mrs. L R Hall served as hostess.
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Gallipolis
Riverside Study Club
Edna Caneday
Island View Inn
L. R. Hall
Ireland
Odessa Rinehart
Sinn Fein
Herman Condee
Earl Willis
Bertha Randall
Cheshire Men Are Arrested
GALLIPOLIS Two Ches hire men a father and son were jailed on a Wednesday warrant sworn by Elmer Shoemaker charged with assault. William Cundiff 55 and son Robert 28 allegedly trespassed on Shoemaker property hauled away two loads of cost. Shoemaker said he rented 35 acres from Dan Russell and had warned them off. The defendants say Shoemaker sicced his dog and Robert was bitten on the leg. Arraignment slated in coming days.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Fred Milliser
William Cundiff
Robert
Dan Russell
Cundiffs
Auto Club Reorganizes with 90 New Members
The Gallipolis Auto Club reorganizes with 90 members secured by H. E. Houck and Getties. It aims to become the largest auto club in the area and will affiliate with state and federal American Automobile Associations. John McNealey serves as president with Earl Moore as vice president Horace Becker as secretary and H. C. Safford as treasurer. A banquet may follow a meeting next week and a state speaker is planned.
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Gallipolis
Auto Club
H. E. Houck
Getties
John McNealey
Earl Moore
Horace Becker
H. C. Safford
Rotary Sponsors Chamber of Commerce Formation Meeting
Gallipolis report states the local Rotary Club will sponsor a chamber of commerce meeting on February 7, led by Stanley Evans who oversees the group’s formation. Rotarians accepted an invitation to meet in Rio Grande to organize and attend a basketball game nearby.
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Gallipolis
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Evans
Rotarians
Rio Grande
Book Is Reviewed at Pablish Club Meeting
Mrs. Alice Bred bury reviewed North to the Orient by Anne Morrow Lindbergh at the Pablish Club meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. Reuben Wood hosted. Julia Agnes Wood played two piano solos. Guests included Mrs. Ira Swisher and Mrs. George Sagen. In the president's absence, vice president Mrs. Wayne Luts presided.
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Gallipolis
Alice Bredbury
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Pablish Club
Reuben Wood
Julia Agnes Wood
Ira Swisher
George Sagen
Dea O'Connor
Wayne Luts
Bees Lose About Three Percent En Route
An estimate shows that from every 2,000,000 bees leaving a hive, 3.16 percent are lost stray or die or are stolen. The figure highlights risks facing bee colonies during foraging flights and transit.
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St Hee
New Coat Frock Pattern for Spring Wool Crepe
New Coat Frock in wool crepe features a simple design with flattering neckline and opposite bodice and skirt sides. Neo 3288 fits sizes 16 to 40 inch bust with long or short sleeves. Pattern costs 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents, sent to Athens, Meber Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Athens
Senger Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Chester School Closed by Heavy Snow
Heavy snowfall forces Chester schools to suspend operations with bus routes and roads blocked. Honor rolls at Chester High list top students across grades, while local residents report illness, visits, and a truck accident on Massar Hill with no injuries.
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Chester
Chester High School
William Meredith
Howard Parker
Iris Weber
Martha Mora
Margaret Oliver
Grace Kantz
Rex Argubrite
Margaret Pickens
Ruby Randolph
Doris Gaul
Fay Pickens
Milton Will
Thelma White
Agnes Wepler
Clyde
Grover Christy
Welper
Christy
William Wallace
Opal Gaul
PWA
Four Athens Students In Speaking Contest
Ohio University professor L. C. Staats will judge the public speaking event backed by a chain of newspapers. Athens Senior High School sends Stephen Fuller Jane Foster Clark Bieder and Warren McClure. First elimination for Athens is Monday at 1 pm in the high school auditorium. Topics oppose a one house legislature in Ohio. County eliminations follow with Southeastern Ohio District contestants at a central site and finals in Columbus.
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L. C. Staats
Ohio University
Athene
Carl Roberts
History Department
Stephen Fuller
Jane Foster
Clark Bieder
Warren McClure
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
Ed Saxton Placed Under Doctor's Care After Jail Prayer
Ed Saxton who instituted morning prayer in the county jail while confined for a mental condition was moved to Jackson Wednesday and placed under a doctor's care for treatment.
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Gallipolis
Ed Saxton
Jackson
Deputy Collector Kennedy Resigns in Eleventh District
Owen W. Kennedy of Vinton resigns as deputy collector of internal revenue in the Eleventh District. The resignation takes effect January 31.
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Gallipolis
Owen W. Kennedy
Vinton
Internal Revenue
Eleventh
Plans for Ball at Elka Hall in Gallipolis
Elka Hall in Gallipolis will be decorated and opened for the President's Ball Friday night. Music will be provided by Bill Strauss and the King of Rhythm for an event shaping local social life.
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Gallipolis
Elka Hall
Bill Strauss
King of Rhythm
Crows Usually Do Not Fly Is Straight Line
The sentence states a claim that crows typically do not fly along a straight line, implying a behavior contrast with expected directed flight.
Stalder Rites Planned At Plains Church Friday
Funeral services for George Stalder son of Mr and Mrs William Stalder who died in a crossing accident last Saturday will be held Friday at 10 30 am at The Plains M B Church Chauncey with Drell Goff pastor. Interment will follow in Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Chauncey
George Stalder
William Stalder
Plains M. B&b
Drell Goff
Church of the Nazarene
Nye
Mrs Vinnie Howard Seriously Ill in Zanesville Home
Mrs Vinnie Howard wife of Dr John Howard is reported seriously ill at their home in Zanesville Ohio. Dr Howard's sisters Mrs Elizabeth Knode and Miss Helen Howard Chauncey are at the Howard home to help.
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DR. Howard
Chauncey
Vinnie Howard
John Howard
Zanesvile
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Howard Home
Surgical Operation Is Performed on Dicken
Jesse Dicken of Tipton farm Vin ton County fell ill and required removal to Sheltering Arms Hospital. He was transported by sleigh on a cot two miles from the highway, with W. E. Dicken and Orvin Potts assisting.
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Chauncey
Jesse Dicken
Tipton
Vinton County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. E. Dicken
Orvin Potts
Birth of James Richard Lowery in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lowery announce the birth of a son, James Richard, last Sunday at their home in Columbus. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lowery of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Herbert Lowery
Effie Mullins
James Richard
Columbus
James Mullins
Pearl Lowery
Morristown Church Holds Friday Cottage Prayer Meeting
The Morristown Holiness Church invites locals to a weekly cottage prayer meeting at 7 PM Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hiram Searles on Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Hiram Searles
Bailey Run
Mrs Burton Reported Seriously Ill in Chauncey
Mrs Eliza Burton aged 88 is seriously ill at her Chauncey home. She is being cared for by her daughters Mrs Maggie Camphirell Chauncey and Mrs Robert Canter Jobs.
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Burton
Chauncey
Eliza Burton
Maggie Camphirell
Robert Canter
Jobs
Chauncey Chauncey Personal Notes
Chauncey district activities report 22 mines operating Thursday with all in use. Visits include Mr and Mrs George Williams and New England guests at the Buckley home. Mrs Buckley ill with rheumatism shows little improvement. Dinner guest Christene Mingus, Chauncey-Dover HS home economics teacher, at Dorothy and Elaine McKinney. Mrs Mary Binderbasin returns to Burr Oak after visit with Mayor W D Hines. Mrs Charles Downhour remains seriously ill with condition unchanged.
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Chauncey
George Williams
New England
Thomas Buckley
Buckley
Christene Mingus
Chauncey-Dover High School
Dorothy
Elaine McKinney
Mary Binderbasin
Burr Oak
W. D. Hines
Charles Downhour
Missionary to Lead Service at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oak Grove brief reports a Mexican missionary will conduct services at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Murray City Friday at 7 PM per Rev. Charles Wachenschwanz. Other notes include school closures due to zero weather, William Hartman's serious illness, and local Sunday guests and visits across Oak Grove and Nelsonville.
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Oak Grove
Mexico
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Murray City
Charles Wachenschwang
William Hartman
Lowery and Allen
Charlies Wachenschwanz
Charles Wendell
Eugene Wolf
Enterprise
Arthur Hartman
Nelsonville
Elnore Johnson
Edna Mae Wolfe
Ralph Wolfe
Grange Hall
George Thornton
Charles Wachenschwanz
Christine Barnhart
Walter Carpenter
Vaughn Foughty
Tea and crackers used to refresh four hour classes
Colgate University psychology head Dr. Donald A. Laird inserts tea and crackers break times into his four hour seminars. He argues rest periods improve concentration and learning during long classes at Hamilton New York.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
Donald A. Laird
Department of
Train Crash In Pennsylvania Injures 22 Workers
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train collided with a workmen truck in Washington Pennsylvania. The crash hurled 22 men from the truck to the tracks and ditches leaving several seriously hurt. Truck driver Glenn Swartz, 18, blamed distraction and suffered severe head cuts.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Glenn Swartz
Arden
Vendor medicine helps Chauncey woman after illness
Neva Barnhart of Chauncey near Athens reports kidney problems swelling ankles and pain from rheumatism. After trying Vendor with Laxative Tablets she says swelling subsided, digestion improved, dizziness cleared, and energy returned.Vendor Man sells the remedy locally.
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Neva Barnhart
Chauncey
Athens
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