Camp McCarthy Fourth of July Picnic Highlight in Gallipolis
Gallipolis residents plan a double holiday with a Camp McCarthy picnic starting at 5 pm and an afternoon program. Speakers include Congressman Tom Jenkins and local pastors. Scout demonstrations, boat rides, swimming, and a chorus concert follow lunch. Local offices close and mail delivery changes.
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Gallipolis
Camp McCarthy
Thomas A. Jenkins
Tenth District
Ohio Valley Chorus
Tom Jenkins
J. W. Stone
M. E Church
O. P. Wright
Paint Creek
Rotary Club elects Miller president in Gallipolis
Harry M. Miller the prosecuting attorney of Gallia County was chosen president of the Gallipolis Rotary Club succeeding Dr. G. G. Kincon. Other officers elected include Paul Mossman as vice president and secretary and H. W. Wetherholt as treasurer.
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Gallipolis
Harry M. Miller
Gallia County
Will of Elmer D Irwin Filed for Probate in Gallipolis
July 1 in Gallipolis reports the will of Elmer D Irwin, deceased, has been filed and probate application made. The notice indicates the legal action to establish the will and appoint a executor or administrator as required by law.
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Gallipolis
Elmer D. Irwin
White Way System To Be Ready by Fall in Gallipolis
Gallipolis officials expect completion of a white way boulevard lighting project on Second Avenue from Court to Locust Streets by fall. The plan, approved by the city commission, faces delay over a rate dispute with Frank L. Shaw who seeks seven cents per kilowatt hour versus eight, with readings pending. Installation should start around August 1, covering nearly five city blocks.
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Gallipolis
Second Avenue
Court Street
Locust Street
John McNealy
Southern Ohio Electric Co
City Commission
J. R. Gwinn
Frank L. Shaw
Shaw
McNealy
Two Gallipolis Boys Win State Bridge Trophies
John Wolfe and William Cherrington of Gallipolis received silver trophies for winning the Ohio state championship in the World Bridge Olympic. Their divisional contest wins at Columbus placed them among top state champions, with their scores awaiting ranking to determine the world champion team. Wolfe, a June graduate of Ohio University, and Cherrington, a junior in OU summer school, are noted for their bidding and hands judged by Culbertsons and others.
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Wolfe
Cherrington
Gallipolis
John Wolfe
J. H. Wolfe
William Cherrington
H. E. Cherrington
Columbus
Ely
Josephine Culbertson
Ohio University
Three-Cent Stamp Order Buys Summer Supply
Gallipolis reports Postmaster H R Hurn has ordered 300 000 three cent stamps to cover all first class mail from July 6 for about three months. After July 5 only three cent stamps may be used. two cent stamps become invalid for first class mail until stock runs out. Government envelopes rise to four cents.
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Gallipolis
H. R. Hurn
Post Office Department
Hurn
Cupid Losing Qut Gallipolis Budding Brides
Gallia County records show a drop in marriage licenses with only 16 issued in June, down from 20 in May and 21 in June 1930 31. February and March totals equal June. The last license was issued June 2. Also, Vina Drummond and Ellen Thornton waive examination for chicken stealing and are bound over to the Gallia County Grand Jury.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
J. S. Clark
Vina Drummond
Ellen Thornton
Crown Point
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
L. B. Pinkerman
Irvin Fellure
Chauncey Girl Weds Nelsonville Mayor in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Martha Lauretta Fieber of Chauncey marries J. W. Hickman mayor of Nelsonville in a small home ceremony conducted by Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney. The couple, attend by their mothers, plans a motor trip and a home at 317 Fort Street Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Martha Lauretta Fieber
J. W. Hickman
Nelsonville
Gilbert B. Courtney
Church of Christ
B. H. Fielder
Chauncey-Dover
P. W. Hickman
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
University of Michigan
United States Reserve Army
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Epworth League Elects Millfield Leader President
CHAUNCEY July 1 Miss May Howard elected president of the Epworth League of Millfield Methodist Church at a Tuesday night meeting. Officers include first vice-president Cris Chadwell, second vice-president Dorothy Gillespie, fourth vice-president Woodrow Simpson, secretary Marietta Chadwell, assistant secretary Kathryn Gillespie, treasurer Grace Stace, pianist Kathryn Gillespie, ushers Dora Semon and Clarence Tracy. New program ideas discussed. installation and reception for new members planned for July.
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Chauncey
Miss May Howard
Epworth League of
Millfield
Wright Calls for Standardized Homes to Aid Ownership
Cincinnati July 1 40 Frank Lloyd Wright urged economical standardization in home architecture to broaden ownership. He spoke to the National Association of Real Estate Boards urging standardized bathroom and kitchen units plus assembled bedroom living room and dining room units while preserving individuality.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Wright
Trimble Grange Plans Meeting at Grange Hall
In Trimble on July 1 an important session of Trimble Grange No 1830 is set for Saturday night at the Grange Hall. Also in Chauncey the Ladies Aid meets tonight with Mrs. George Wade and Mrs C H Boudinot presiding and hostesses Mrs Viola Wade and Mrs Mabel Smith assisting.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Millfield Church of Christ
George Wade
C. H. Boudinot
Viola Wade
Mabe
Smith
Two Die From Injuries Cambridge July 1
Attorney James Sheehan of Cambridge and Earl E. Brooks of Pittsburgh died from injuries in automobile accidents in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
James Sheehan
Earl E. Brooks
Pittsburgh
Condition Critical From Operation
Mrs. Dane Osborne of Chauncey is in St. Anthony's Hospital Columbus in serious condition after stomach surgery. She initially improved but was reported critical Thursday according to local relatives.
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Chauncey
Dane Osborne
St. Anthony’s Hospital, Columbus
Salser Fractured Skull Patient Released From Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis July 1 Donald Salser of Racine who was admitted five weeks ago with a fractured skull was discharged from Holzer Hospital yesterday.
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Gallipolis
Donald Salser
Racine
Holzer Hospital
Dover Township Board to Meet for July Session
The Board of Trustees of Dover Township will hold a regular monthly meeting on Saturday at 7 o'clock in the town hall with F. E. Boudinot presiding.
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Chauncey
Board of Trustees of
Dover Township
F. E. Boudinot
Funeral trip for Mrs John France kin from Chauncey and Columbus
Mrs Alice Nye of Chauncey Mrs Norma Miller of Columbus and Co France of Athens returned from Braddock Pennsylvania where they attended the funeral of their sister in law Mrs John France last Monday. They traveled by motor.
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Chauncey
Alice Nye
Norma Miller
Columbus, and Co
France
Athens
Braddock
John France
Tom Mix Loses Appeal Over $90,000 Breach Verdict
Philadelphia July 1 The state supreme court upheld a new trial for Tom Mix in a breach of contract case. Western Show Company, owner of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show, claimed Mix agreed to perform 20 weeks at 10 000 dollars a week with his horse Tony but joined the Sells Floto circus instead.
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Philadelphia
Tom Mix
Western Show Company
State Supreme Court
Tony
Sells-Floto Circus
Mine guard held after manslaughter charge in mining dispute
Jonn Cole, 42, a mine guard, was released on $5,000 bond after pleading not guilty to manslaughter tied to a shooting incident at the Wolf Pan Mine during a disturbance involving King of Ernest Gorton, a garage owner, who was shot in the leg.
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Stel Benvila
Jonn Cole
Ernest Gorton
Bergho
Wolf Pan
Cher and Orange Biscuits by Betty Barclay
A compact note on two Diacuit recipes labeled unusual for guests or family. The item hints at Betty Barclay’s culinary ideas focusing on baked treats titled Cher and Orange Biscuits with emphasis on novelty for gatherings.
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Cher
Betty Barclay
Untitled recipe fragment on baking with cheese
A recipe fragment explains mixing flour with baking powder and salt, then cutting in shortening and cheese. It mentions adding butter or fat, milk and water in equal parts, and sifting the dry ingredients before combining with the fats and cheese.
Biscuits Made From Sour Dough Mixture
A recipe describes mixing until a soft dough forms then rolling 1 to 3 inches thick. Cut with a floured biscuit cutter and bake at 490 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes yielding twelve biscuits.
Orange Glaze Biscuit Recipe Makes Twenty Four
Sift 2 cups cake flour with 4 teaspoons baking powder and salt then sift again. Cut in 2 tablespoons butter and 1 tablespoon orange rind. Stir in milk to form a soft dough. Roll to 4 inch thickness, cut round biscuits, top each with 4 sugar cubes dipped in orange juice. Bake at 400 degrees F for 15 minutes yields 24 biscuits.
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Gallipolis Group
The
C. D. Shafer CO
Bennett
East State Street
Bennett's
Cupid
Clark
Chauncey Minister
Mary Howard
Milfield Epworth
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green, Wis
Grange
Ladies’ Aid
Nebraska
Genera! Foods Corp
OC Littler’s Bakery
Campbells
Hollywood
Happy Vale Brand
Ginger Snap Kroger
Jewel
Fin
Surban Santos
Rocky River
Country Club
Chuck Roast
Weiners
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Virginia Cobblers
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