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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1935

Page

6

Carnival at Gallipolis Closed Amid Gambling Arrests

Crowds gathered in Gallipolis City Park as the carnival was shut down after arrests for operating illegal gambling devices. Legion officials faced contract issues and a power bill while city officials cited broken promises and noncooperation by the show operators.

American Legion Legionnaires Legion Max Clough A. J. Stormont Seymour Severn New York City Hoyle

Hottest Day Recorded In Gallipolis This Summer

Gallipolis news notes Thursday July 11 as the year's peak heat with local Weather Observer Edwin Mc Cormick reporting a 96 degree thermometer reading after noon. This marks two degrees hotter than any prior day this year.

Gallipolis Edwin McCormick McCormick

Legion backs city action closes gambling venues and show

Henke says the American Legion fully supports police on closing gambling places and removing the show from the streets. Commander R. M. Farmer notes the Legion would not sponsor shady entertainment, acknowledging a financial loss from the carnival closure but praising cooperation with authorities. Also listed are upcoming baseball game at the bridge field and a marriage license issued to Berkley Thacker and Gertarde Nichols.

America Legion Henke American Legion R. M. Farmer American Legion Post Legion Gallipolis Berkley Thacker Chesapeake Gertarde Nichols North Kenova

Alligator Found in Maple Shade Swamp Killed by Local Resident

A 20 inch alligator living in a Maple Shade swamp was killed by Ed gar White. The animal likely originated from a baby brought by Charlies Rice two years earlier and placed in a fish pond. Residents had seen a “snake” in the swamp before the capture. A bear event nearby involved a carnival bear released to swim the Ohio River.

Gallipolis Maple Shade Edgar White Charlies Rice Rice Lawn Rice White Ohio West Virginia

John Shively Rites Held In Vinton

Funeral services for John Shively age 63 were conducted at the Vinton Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. John Spires officiating. Burial followed in Vinton Memorial cemetery. Shively, a blacksmith by trade, is survived by his wife Hattie Grade four children Mollie Looker Cecil Roe Frances Shively and Max Shively all of Columbus or at home.

Gallipolis John Shively Vinton Vinton Methodist Episcopal Church John Spires Vinton Memorial Cemetery Shively George Shively Ed Shively Hattle Grade Mollie Looker Cecil Roe Frances Shively Columbus Max Shively

Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Picnic On Fourth of July

The Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society held a Fourth of July picnic at Mrs. Sadie Brooks home. Rev. Ray Huff spoke and prayer was offered by E A Dixon. Next hostess is Mrs. Hattie Reeves on August 1.

Pleasant Valley Aid Society Pleasant Valley

Club Has Picnic at McCormick's Lake

The Business and Professional Women's Club gathered Thursday evening with 33 of 75 members joining boating and games after supper. Gallipolis reports Police Chief John Fraley spent the forenoon at the station after a week at home due to illness.

Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club McCormick's Lake John Fraley

Ice Cream Social Benefit Planned by Eno 4-H Club

An ice cream social will be held at the Eno M. E. Church Saturday night July 13. The event is a benefit sponsored by the Eno 4-H Clothing Club.

ENO Eno M. E Eno 4-H Clothing Club

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