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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1937

Page

9

Rites Held for Mrs Kerr in Gallipolis

Mrs Minnie Shallcross Kerr 84 widow of Charles D Kerr died Sunday from illness tied to a whooping cough. Funeral held Tuesday at the family home with Rev H H Wilbur officiating. Interment in Kerr mausoleum, Mound Hill Cemetery. Heirs include Nita Wilson and Nora Hard. Kerr Drug Co founder wife left residence to Gallipolis Masonic Lodge and a monetary bequest. Estate valued高 likely over $200 000.

Gallipolis Minnie Shallcross Kerr Charles D. Kerr Third Ave Court St H. H. Wilbur Methodist Church Kerr Mound Hill Cemetery Joseph Shallcross Nita Wilson Nora Hard Urbana Miron E. Hard Cc. D. Kerr Drug Co

World Wide Guild House Party At Cora Harbour

Mrs. George Sagen and Miss Charlotte Hambrick lead Tanis and Robertson Guilds of Gallipolis Baptist Church guiding thirty girls joining the World Wide Guild of Pomeroy for a three day Harbour home house party at Cora. Activities include daily study periods boating and bathing in Raccoon Creek.

George Sagen Charlotte Hambrick Tanis and Robertson Guilds Baptist Church World Wide Guild of Pomeroy Cora Miss Stansbury Sagen Miss Hambrick Raccoon Creek Bridge Club Marietta Gerald Gearhart Betsy Mills Club Leo Bean Harry Miller John Halliday Lewis Brown Paul Myers Eugene Spear Katherine Miller George Walker Haney Athens James Epling Owensboro Bertha Malcolm Huntington J. G. Epling Lewis Jackson City Park Rosa Lewis Columbus Effie Erb Newport William Adams Oscar Halley Chesapeake Savannah Halley Bladen Ernest Lewis Jackson Otto Gilmore California John Hedburg Louise Switzer Arch Houstle J. A. Lupton Emma Beman Martha McCormick Norma Broyles Nick Broyles Frederick Bloom Perry Thaxton Paul Haskins Reinersville Harry Howell Libby Hotel Ellis Halley Andrew

Hire School Staff for Gallipolis Perry Township

Muriel Jones named principal Eloise Niday becomes primary supervisor H B Bradbury to oversee county schools. Bus drivers listed include Paul Wood Otha Cremeens Paul Owen James Ward Chester Ward Peter Burger Arthur Elliott Earl Carter Herman Harrison John E Evans Kermit Evans Charles Vitatoe. Patriot Grange to sponsor ice cream supper at hall on Saturday night July 17 per Mrs Mary E Carter.

Gallipolis Perry Township Muriel Jones Eloise Niday H. B. Bradbury Paul Wood Otha Cremeens Paul Owen Green Township James Ward Chester Ward Cheshire Township Peter Burger Bidwell Arthur Elliott Earl Carter Herman Harrison Harrison Township John E. Evans Kermit Evans Charles Vitatoe Greenfield Township

New Front Is Planned for Clothing Store

Extensive planned improvements to the Haskins Tanner Clothing Co. building on Second Avenue fronting the city park are announced by Morris Haskins the manager. Columbus architect Frank Mason completed plans for a front entrance change with two display windows and a deeper entry. A stairway will lead to the second floor where Dr Raymon Allison and Dr F W Shane will have offices with a common reception room and laboratory. The firm will use part of the second and all of the third floor. Architect Mason also handles plans for a theater being erected by Fred and Harry Wheeler.

Gallipolis Haskins-Tanner Clothing Co Second Avenue City Morris Haskins Frank Mason Columbus Raymon Allison F. W. Shane Haskins-Tanner Co Harry Frank’s Sons’ Company Mason Fred Harry Wheeler

Vinton To Serve Its Annual Bean Dinner

GALLIPOLIS The Annual Bean Dinner will be held in Vinton on Saturday August 7. The event begun after the Civil War and has run for nearly seventy five years. It started as a camp fire for ex soldiers and now draws many locals to eat boiled beans fat pork crackers and coffee. Politicians sometimes try to gain attention alongside merry go rounds and a loud sheep skin band.

Gallipolis Vinton

Lightning strikes home. occupant shocked in Gallipolis

Early Monday afternoon lightning hit the Capt. John F. Martin residence on Grape Street. Mrs. Fred Darling was seriously shocked though structural damage was limited to a corner of the building. Other items note a Bible school closing, a family reunion in Huntington Township, a postmaster recovering from gall bladder surgery, a local assault arrest, and the drowning of William Horton in the Ohio River near Portsmouth.

Gallipolis John F. Martin Grape Street Fred Darling David Spires Huntington Township C. B. McClaskey Walter Gooldin Bladen Merrill Calhoun Fred Milliser Henking-Bovie Midland Grocery Co William Horton Ohio River Portsmouth

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