Sibley of Gallipolis Ancestor of War Hero, Dies
The notice recalls W. G. Sibley of Gallipolis and connections to Chicago and Racine. It notes his World War I service and Lafayette Escadrille ties. Frank L. Sibley and Myrtie Sibley are mentioned as relatives. burial is at Hill Cemetery with funeral to reach noon today.
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Racine
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Chicago
Collegians
Lafayette Escadrille
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Frank L. Sibley
Ives
Gallipolis
Myrtie Sibley
Hill Cemetery
McCormick Clerk Reports 1934 County Offenses and Penalties
The 1934 Gallia County cases include manslaughter theft embezzlement carrying concealed weapons burglary and entering with numerous offenders sent to reformatories workhouses probation or jail. Courts disposed of twenty nine cases with many offenses pending and penalties varied by charge.
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McCormick
the of Commerce
Gallia County
Property owners face delays in book submissions and receipts
County records show delays in book submissions and balance work by the board. E B E Myers reports receipts cannot be finalized until balanced, likely with two weeks to commence. Marriage licenses list Sylvia Hendrix and Hanshaw. ages 58, linked to Wood and Kananga.
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County L. White
Gal- E
Woods
Gallipolis
Sylvia Hendrix
Daughe
Kananga
Hanshaw
Goal
Wood
Scarlet fever cases rise in Vinton and Gallia County
Gallia County nurse Miss Margaret Jones reports the first scarlet fever case in ten days and quarantines Mrs. Roy Huntley of Vinton. Eight total fever cases exist in Vinton, with several families released from quarantine. Additional cases are under supervision in Gallia County and nearby towns.
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Gallipolis
Margaret Jones
Gallia County
Roy Huntley
Vinton
Alonzo Cottrell Dies Suddenly at Gallipolis
Alonzo Cottrell aged 82 was found dead in his Spruce Street home in Gallipolis by his sister Mrs. Henrietta Porter after a heart attack. Former powder and steel mill worker in Pennsylvania. His wife and son are deceased. two sisters Mia Porter and Mrs J B Loucks survive. Funeral set for Friday at 2 with burial in Mound Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Alonzo Cottrell
Henrietta Porter
Spruce Street
Pennsylvania
Mia. Porter
J. 8. Loucks
Thivener
Mound Hill Cemetery
Gallia Court News: Divorce Pleas and Custody In Gallipolis
Virginia Nibert sues Homer Nibert after 39 years of marriage for divorce and temporary alimony alleging extreme cruelty and intoxication. She seeks a peace injunction and custody of daughter Dorothy age 15. Carl Russell sues Sylvia Russell for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and neglect, seeking custody of their child. Judge W R White modified a temporary restraining order in a separate Edna Holsten case, allowing repair work and ordering $1.50 weekly temporary alimony.
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Gallipolis
Virginia Nibert
Homer Nibert
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy
Sylvia Russell
Carl Russell
W. R. White
the Common Pleas Court
Edna Holsten
Frank Holsten
River at Pool Gallipolis Shows Quick Ohio River Recovery
River at pool stage on the Ohio with Dam 26 up. Unusually rapid recovery from near flood conditions noted. Heavy ice floes observed but ferry traffic remains unaffected.
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Pool Gallipolis
Ohio River
Gallipolis Pastor To Preach at Carpenter
Rev. George Sagan of Gallipolis will preach in Carpenter Saturday night February 2 on the topic Can a Man Be a Christian and Not Believe the Bible. Also noted are Mrs Weathery’s Mt Union visit and relief workers widening a hill road near George Woods mailbox. Funeral services for Tom Woodyard of Albany, formerly Carpenter, will be held Friday afternoon at Schoollot. he was brother to C C Woodyard of Carpenter.
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Tom Woodyard
Albany
Carpenter
Woodyard
C. C. Woodyard
Local notes from Tuppers Plains and Athens area
Mrs Luella Keller and daughter Mable visited Athens with Mrs Staneart. Miss Ida Sommers of Meigs Creek stayed with Miss Mary Guerra. Mrs Keebaugh is ill. Roy Shields aids at the McLane home. Rev B G Holman preached at the Christian Church. Miss Reva Douglass visited Miss Mabel Keller. Miss Smith the high school music teacher returned briefly due to illness. Olive Orange Commerce Club meets February at the auditorium. Purple and Orange paper hits stands February 14.
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Luella Keller
Mable
Athens
Staneart
Ida Sommers
Meigs Creek
Mary Guerra
Keebaugh
Hardway
Roy Shields
McLane
B. W. McLane
B. G. Holman
Reva Douglass
Mabel Keller
Miss Smith
Wilbur Rice
Marguerette Kincade
Olive Orange Commerce Club
Millet on trial over art swindle tests price to prove art
Jean Charles Millet grandson of a famed painter faces trial in Fontainebleau for an international art swindle. He argued that a fabulous price would persuade American and English experts that a painting is authentic. The defense hinges on the perceived value convincing experts.
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Fontainebleau
France
Jean Charles Millet
Murray Rites Held At Rutland Monday
Jacob Murray died at age 80 at his home in Grass Run Side Hill and his funeral was held at the Rutland Baptist Church with Rev. Harley Bolton officiating. Attendees traveled from Middleport Akron Pt Pleasant W Va Troy Ohio and Columbus Ohio.
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Grass Run-Side Hill
Jacob Murray
Baptist Church
Rutland
Harley Bolton
Ray Bachner
Middleport
Vaughn Murray
Don Murray
Akron
Ray Greenler
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
George Louthan
Troy
Ohio
Ott Streets
Columbus
Pyllis Burson
Holzer Hospital
G. O. Will
Seth F. Nicholson
Ohio University
W. F. Copeland
J. E. Trepp
J. C. Anderson
Harry Sazton
Betty Bratton
Pearl
Orville
Athens
Raymond Saxton
John Carr
David Saxton
Ward Saxton
Local Notices From Carbon Hill Area
Rev G C Nutter to hold Sunday services February 3. Birth announced for Russell Devol's son Richard Ray born January 28. Several locals visit relatives and guests include Vaughn Landis from Nelsonville and others from Haydenville Murray City Willard Logan.
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Carbon Hill
G. C. Nutter
Vaughn Landis
Nelsonville
Ted Nutter
Arthur Echels
Murray City
Louie Wilkenson
Willard
Russell Devol
Richard Ray
Velva Lowes
Evert Stover
Opa Stover
Frances Coe
Cora Bell Smith
Pearl Williams
Logan
Lillian White
Nellie Riddlebarker
William Horn
Gerald
Haydenville
Oakley Smith
Robert Smith
William Coe
Myrick Smith
Grangers to Spell New Marshfield
An old fashioned spelling bee has been arranged for the meeting Saturday night at 7 30 o clock of Summit Grange New Marshfield. A box supper has also been. It is estimated that 500000000 pounds of explosives are used in this country annually.
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New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Sohio
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False Teeth Stay Put with Fasteeth Powder Ad
Fasteeth powder keeps dentures from slipping and dropping with a no gumminess feel. It freshens breath and provides all day comfort for real teeth. Praised by users and dentists alike, buy Fasteeth at your druggist.
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Ives
Sub Zero Weather Grips Bashan District Last Week
The harsh winter conditions drop temperatures to six to ten degrees below zero across Bashan District last week. Local residents Edytha Stout and Della White spent the weekend with families in the area, while others like Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rose hosted visitors. Illness in the community includes chickenpox affecting Margaret and Gordon Oliver. Hayman family news notes the death of Clem Hayman of Zaleski.
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Bashan
Edytha Stout
Parkersburg
Gus Stout
Herbert Tucker
Pomeroy
Margaret
Gordon Oliver
E. Hayman
Clem Hayman
Zaleski
Della White
Bertha Rose
Miss Osborn
Columbus
J. C. Rose
Charles Wood
Jury tampering rumors denied in Hauptmann trial
Sheriff John H. Curtiss denied rumors of jury tampering in the famous Hauptmann case and said there is nothing to rumors of authorities investigating attempts to influence a juror.
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Flemington, N. J
John H. Curtiss
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Silken Spindles Focused on a Starry Night Contemplation
Gale contemplates Steve's words and betrayal after a bruised eye explanation, watching a star from a dark window. She struggles with loneliness, guilt, and unanswered questions about love and trust, as the scene hints at a continuing drama. A separate note mentions no Roosevelt Birthday Ball and a paralyzed party in Pomeroy.
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Phil
Gale
Steve
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
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