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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

14

Springfield District Owes $7500 to Other Schools in 1933 Debt

Gallia County records show the Springfield District Board of Education owes about $7,500 in tuition to neighboring districts for 1933-34. Nine elementary and twelve high school pupils attended Raccoon and Rio Grande, while 46 elementary and 38 high school pupils went to Bidwell, and eight high school pupils to Gallia Academy. The district operates five one room schools, some closed due to low enrollment, and risks losing state aid if arrears persist.

Gallipolis Springfield Bidwell-Porter Raccoon Rio Grande Bidwell

Oak Shepard Arrested For Incorrect License Plates

Oak Shepard of Maple Shade was pulled over by State highway Police Wednesday night for driving a car with incorrect license plates. He paid a total fine of 29 dollars and 30 cents and was released.

Gallipolis Oak Shepard Maple Shade

Pension aid office receives pension applications in Gallipolis

Since a warning to Old Age Pensioners about transients, the Aid for the Aged office in Gallipolis has received verifications of several pension applications.

Gallipolis

Alligator Shot Near Gallipolis After Threatening Resident

In Gallipolis Ohio, an 18 inch alligator was killed by Ecker White of Maple Shade after it eyed him from a local swamp Wednesday night. He struck it with a hammer and stunned it as he moved it toward downtown. Reports say baby alligators had vanished from area ponds over the past two years.

Gallipolis Ecker White Maple Shade White

Campbell Funeral to Be Held Friday in Gallipolis

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Bidwell Methodist Church for Mrs. Charles Campbell. The Rev. J. L. Stephenson and the Rev. E. E. Brewer will lead the rites. Mrs. Campbell died Wednesday forenoon. Her daughter Hattie, a North Carolina Y W C A official, and her son Harold, a Columbus druggist, were at her side. Burial is in Fairview Cemetery. She is survived by two brothers and a sister in addition to her husband, son, and daughter: Dan E. Sawyer of Columbus, and Miss Carrie and Tom Sawyer of Bidwell.

Gallipolis Bidwell Methodist Church Charles Campbell J. L. Stephenson E. E. Brewer Campbell Hattie North Carolina Harold Columbus Fairview Dan E. Sawyer Carrie Tom Sawyer Bidwell

Divorce Filing Cites Extreme Cruelty In Gallia County Case

Billa Fowler Whealdon of Vine Street files for divorce from John Wesley Whealdon of Meigs County accusing him of extreme cruelty for pointing a gun and issuing threats. She seeks custody of their minor child and restriction during the suit, plus alimony and child support.

Gallipolis Billa Fowler Whealdon Vine Street John Wesley Whealdon Meigs County

City Gains Dime From Bond Forfeiture

Gallipolis city officials collected ten cents from I A Myers of Huntington West Virginia after he forfeited a $15 appearance bond on a intoxication charge. Myers was arrested Tuesday night and left the bond for his 1 o clock appearance Wednesday but failed to appear triggering forfeiture of the $140 total.

Gallipolis I. A. Myers Huntington W. Va Myers Costa

Roosevelt Plans Informal Stops on Summer Cross Country Trip

President Roosevelt will not fix a set speech for his cross country journey to the Pacific Coast this summer. He indicated on Wednesday that informal talks at stops are likely, with no definite travel plans until Congress adjourns.

Washington Roosevelt Pacific Coast Congress

Local Social Notes From Kananga Area

Kananga news lists visitors and hosts among area families. Paul White and Mrs White entertain Mrs White’s sister from West Virginia in Kananga. Lee and Albert Wagner of Gallipolis visit aunts Grace and Ella Wagner. John Trasti and Hazel Comstock announce their marriage. Cassius Watson and family visit Mrs Tena Hix. Rev W M Kelley and wife visit. Alice Jones of Mill Creek stays with Mrs Hix. James Stocks and Mattie Towsley are guests. Independence Day seen with S A Stewart and O Weethee at Athens. Francis Lewis and family from Pittsburgh visit O C Lewis.

Paul White White West Virginia Birch Arbogast Hermatite Harren Orem Lee Albert Wagner Gallipolis Grace Ella Wagner John Trasti Hazel Comstock Homer Comstock Pleasant Trasti Emma Comstock Kananga Cassius Watson Columbus Tena Hix W. M. Kelley West Union A. Stewart Alice Jones Mill Creek James Stocks Abany Mattie Towsley

Gallipolis Society And Club Notes

Mrs Oscar W Engle of New York City widow of a famed actor visited her brother in law S H Engle and view ed her husbands grave at Mound Hill Cemetery. The Business and Professional Women's Club plans a five o clock picnic at Edwin McCormick lake. The English Club annual picnic is at Chickamauga Park Friday at six with a basket dinner. Mrs John Williams of Columbus visits her husbands sisters Edith Niday and Flora Williams. Farnom Haskins county surveyor and K Kiafter relief engineer will present 170 miles of county road resurfacing in Columbus Friday. Mrs Mary Hadley sister of Miss Lucy Walters leaves for Columbus and New York City then San Diego. Mr and Mrs Paul Smith move to Jackson from erosion post here to CCC camp. Frank Anderson and Mrs Anderson arrive from Columbus en route to Huntington to board Gordon C Greene for trip to Pittsburgh.

Gallipolis Oscar W. Engle New York City New York S. H. Engle Mound Hill Cemetery Business and Professional Women's Club Edwin McCormick Lake Chickamauga Park John Williams Columbus Edith Niday Flora Williams Farnom Haskins K. Kiafter Mary Hadley Lucy Walters Lincoln Ridge New Yor City San Diego Calif Paul Smith Jackson CCC Jackson County Frank Anderson Anderson Huntington Gordon C. Greene Pittsburgh

Alexander the Great's Birth and Death Realms

Historical figure Alexander the Great was born in Europe died in Asia and was buried in Africa, illustrating a vast geographic reach across three continents.

Alexander the Great Europe Asia Africa

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