Gallia County Produce faces possible sale by stockholders
Rumors say Gallia County Produce Company may change hands as 400 farmers hold stock. A stockholders meeting is set for July 28 at Washington School to authorize selling all assets. Mason County offer of 65000 for the business cited. Henry Pitman pleaded not guilty to cashing a 4.50 check for 14.50 and is bound over to the grand jury on 500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County Produce Company
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Plain’s
Mason County
W. Va
Henry Pitman
Commercial & Savings Bank
Fred Millis
Taylor Ridge School Closes After Vacation Bible School
Taylor Ridge closes its three week Vacation Bible School at the local Church of Christ with a 7 30 p m commencement and a lawn fete featuring ice cream cake candy fish pond and games. Community members and visitors were noted at local gatherings including visits by the Goldings Hildebrands and Jayjohns and a fall injury to Rev Mary Wahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
James Golding
Thomas Simms
Gladie Davis
Eileen Davis
Glouster
W. J. Golding
Carl Hildebrand
Columbus
Carl Hildebrand Jr
Josephine Franklin
John Lewis
John Stephenson
Athens
Levada Jayjohn
Welliston
Ovid Jayjohn
Charles Boley
Larry
Mary Wahl
Emil Lainey
Lancaster
Tuppers Plains Social and Personal Notes
Tuppers Plains notes report a Dorcas Needle club ice cream supper postponed, visits by Mr and Mrs C Murry Fuller and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kocher of Newark, funeral attendance for Mrs Charles Stout, weekend guests including Edward Dressing and How ard McCadam from Pittsburgh, George Thomas from Columbus, Frances Michael and grandmother from Athens, Mary Guerra and Gabriel from Millfield, J C Donovan Jr of Cincinnati visiting, roofing work by J C and Er E Parker after last week's windstorm, and a large Chinese irrigation project near completion reclaiming 335 000 acres from the Hwang Ho River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Dorcas Needle Club
Cate
Carl Parker
C. Murry Fuller
Clarence Kocher
Newark
Charles Stout
Bethel
Nettie Stewart
Edward Dressing
Howard McCadam
Pittsburgh
George Thomas
Columbus
Frances Michael
Athens
Mary Guerra
Gabriel
Millfield
E. E. Parker
J. C. Donovan, Jr
Cincinnati
Woman Ordered To Leave This State In Ohio
Estelle Crawford age 30 was ordered out of Ohio for the second time by city officers after arrest on an old charge of indecent exposure and disorderly conduct in City Park. She had been ordered to leave about three weeks earlier but returned. Her husband said he would take her to Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Estelle Crawford
State of
Ohio
Robert Crawford
John Fraley
Huntington
Plan Program At Meeting Of Youth Of Area
Gallia County Agent R R Starbuck enrolls youths for the Young People’s Institute at Jackson 4 H Camp Keystone August 15 to 17 open to Southern Ohio. County and regional agents and state leaders form committees. sessions include problems of youth with lectures and round tables. activities feature swimming games crafts and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
Young People’s Institute
Keystone
Ohio
Starbuck
Floyd Henderson
Jackson County
C. C. Lang
Columbus
Gallia County
Vinton
Scioto
Meigs
Jackson
Athens
H. C. Ramsower
Agriculture Extension Service
Ohio State University
Lang
W. H. Ford
Highland County
Virginia Judy
Ross Wright
Athens County
Louise McClain
Southern
Two Young Men Held For Theft of Poultry
In Gallipolis two youths confessed to stealing chickens from a 90 year old woman near Adamsville. Dalmon Luellen 21 admitted taking two birds and was released on 200 dollars bond. Virgil Starcher 16 pleaded guilty and remained in jail in default of 750 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Adamsville
Court of Justice
Fred Milliser
Eliza Douglas
Dalmon Luellen
Virgil Starcher
Marriage Licenses Issued for Local Couples
Gallipolis issued marriage licenses to Harrison Gill 23 a kiln fireman of Portsmouth and Stella Rankin 21 of Crown City native of Vanceburg Ky and Paul Davis 22 farmer son of C W Davie Bidwell and Margaret Mills 22 clerk daughter of John Mills Gallipolis Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harrison Gill
Portsmouth
Stella Rankin
Crown City
Vanceburg
Paul Davis
Farmer
C. W. Davie
Bidwell
Margaret Mills
Clerk
John Mills
Club Plans for Fair
GALLIPOLIS The Future Farmers of America here will meet in the high school agriculture building on Thursday July 23 at 8 o clock where James Gatewood president of the chapter will lead discussion of plans for the Junior State Fair at Columbus Aug 31 to Sept 4 C D Luttrell new vocational agriculture teacher here is club adviser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Future Farmers of America
James Gatewood
Columbus
C. D. Luttrell
New Patients at Holzer Hospital Listed
Gallipolis report shows new admissions including Mrs. F H Kircher of Athens for observation Melvin Hood of Pomeroy for throat treatment and Milton Will of Pomeroy for medical care at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
F. H. Kircher
Athens
Melvin Hood
Pomeroy
Milton Will
So Much for Love continued scene on a funeral train
Helena confronts feelings of shock and doubt as she faces Sandra and admires Leah while contemplating Peter Henderson's death. Helena senses fate guiding her toward John Courtney and a life connected to Henderson Department Store as she travels toward Peter's town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra
Peter
John Courtney
Peter's
Henderson
Famous Jen kins home to be restored in West Virginia
Miami collector C R Dawley announced purchase of the Jenkins home in Cabell County opposite Crown City Gallia County. He plans to restore it to its 100 year old grandeur using the Our House museum as inspiration. The property once belonged to Confederate General Albert Gallaty Jenkins and was later home to actress Alberta Jenkins known as Alberta Gallatin. A fire destroyed most of her home leaving brick walls standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
C. R. Dawley
Miami
Fla
Jenkins
Cabell County
W. Va
Crown City
Gallia County
Dawley
Our House
Albert Gallaty Jenkins
Alberta Jenkins
Alberta Gallatin
Cincinnati
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Two Suits for Divorce Filed in Gallia County
Mamie Conkle Burton filed for divorce from Sidney Burton, alleging a three month marriage and lack of support, and requesting restoration to her maiden name. Harry Willis Leffie filed for divorce from Emma Anna Leffie, alleging gross neglect since their 1930 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mamie Conkle Burton
Sidney Burton
Harry Willis Leffie
Emma Anna Leffie
Burnette Endorsed for Gallia County Game Protector
The Democratic committee in Gallia County endorses Truman Burnette to succeed the late Charles F. Phillips as game protector. Burnette, a dairyman from Kanauga, is appointed by the Conservation Division of the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Truman Burnette
Democratic Committee
Charles F. Phillips
Gallia County
Conservation Division
Department of Agriculture
Burnette
Kanauga
Churches Join For Community Sing In Rio Grande Hall
Baptist and Methodist congregations join Sunday at 8 P M in Community Hall Gallipolis for a community singing program directed by John Newton Davis. A male quartet, Rio Grande Baptist Choir selections and solo numbers by Mrs W L Stafford Willis Aleshire, Mrs Stanley Huntington and Miss Ruth Davis are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Baptist
Methodist
Rio Grande
John Newton Davis
Rio Girande Baptist Choir
Methodist Church
W. L Stafford
Willis Aleshire
Stanley Huntington
Ruth Davis
Police Car Bid Sought by Gallipolis Officials
Gallipolis city commission advertises for bids on a two door sedan for the police department as the force has lacked a car for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
City Commission
Lover of the Outdoors Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense list of crossword like clues and answers spanning vertical and horizontal entries. Notable references include terms for animals places measurements and common nouns pointing to a themed outdoor and natural world lexicon.
Langsville Brief Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farm Work
Langsville residents report seasonal travel as Mrs Harold Gardner and Mrs Elwood Kennan visit Columbus. Families share vacations with kin in Dexer and Wellston. Wheat threshing continues with local crews. a horse owned by Don Gorby died. Mr and Mrs William Ledlie visit Nelsonville for family illness concerns.
Shower Held At Cheshire and Nearby Visits Noted
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Scott for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott. Several useful gifts were received. Clergy Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Clary attended a class meeting in Ironton and visited friends there. Residents and visitors from Cheshire reported various social calls and farm work as wheat threshing continued. Miss Clara Swisher died near Cheshire with funeral services at Gravel Hill Cemetery. Jacob Rupe shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Elza Scott
Paul Scott
Virginia Childs
A. L. Clary
Ironton
Fred
Indianapolis
W. A. Cooper
New Plymouth
Ella Haucher
Pleasant
Ward
Ella Rothgeb
Middleport
Louise Roush
Lancaster
Poplar Ridge
Leon Bing
Columbus
Alva Bing
Clara Swisher
Gravel Hill
Jacob Rupe
Clara Ward
Pomeroy
Sarepta Coughenour
Cora Webb
Louisa McAllister
Swiss Population Age 60 Plus Outnumbers All Nations
Report notes a higher share of residents over sixty in Switzerland than anywhere else. The statistic highlights demographic aging with implications for social services and policy planning in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Murray City Brief Notes on Local Social News
Mayor and Mrs. J A Ayers spent the weekend at Buckeye Lake. Funeral attendance included many Murray City residents for Mrs Myrtie Hannas in Nelsonville. Various local residents traveled to Columbus, Cleveland, Detroit, Willoughby and other towns for family visits, events, and shows.
Chester Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Chester notes list visits by Henry Lowry Jeanette Pa to E T Osborn and Dr. McCullough with his family a two week stay. Leslie Cooper and Fred Walter guests of Bernard Eiselstein. Alice Walters and Jane Cooper return home with parents after a week here. Meigs County Pioneer Society meets Aug 13 with G L Henderson president. Charles Warner visiting London Ohio. Mrs Charles Reed assisting care of sister Oderkirk Wells critically ill in Dexter. M E Sunday School attendance 79. Homer Parker ill at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg. Vietta Parker ill at Pearl Parker home. Floyd Ridenour and son Gordon took Hildred Powell home from Senecaville. Robert Swartz visits grandmother Ida Ridenour and relatives. Farriers sell sheep skins under 50 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Pioneer Society
G. L. Henderson
Charles Warner
James Cuming
London
Ohio
Charles Reed
Oderkirk Wells
Dexter
M. E
Homer Parker
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Vietta Parker
Pearl Parker
Floyd Ridenour
Gordon
Senecaville
Hildred Powell
Robert Swartz
Ida Ridenour
Kyger Social Notes Show Weekend Visits And Local Events
Rev. A L Clary to hold 10 30 service at M E Church. D of A Lodge meets Wednesday. Ice cream supper and church services drew many from Kyger on Poplar Ridge Saturday. A bingo party Friday benefits orphans fund at lodge hall. Numerous visits noted among local families and friends with gatherings, meals, and travel between Kyger and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Leonard
Bucyrus
Dale Kennedy
Ellsworth Rose
Vaughn
Point Pleasant
Clyde Rupe
Harry Tate
Luther and
Wallace
Pomeroy
H. M. Tate
Hart
Mr. Tate
Zanesville
Virginia Carson
Lydia Rife
Gladwin Werner
Dick Rupe
Charlies Tipton
Columbus
Wymond Bradbury
Betty
Fred Mack
Cheshire
Marlin Rufe
Nancy
Rupe
Gaye
Gallipolis
Shirley
Carl Wieman
Kyger
William Frasier
Hollis Rupe
Nina Rife
Bion Bradbury
Perry Rupe
Sam Hart
Clyde Bradbury
Louise Roush
Old Ryger
Dale Mulford
C. A. Bradbury
Charles Tipton
Delmer Durst
Jesse Creek
Mae Ward
Middleport
Lida Farmer
Margaret Lynch
Carlton
William Athey
McDougal Reunion Set for Sunday August 2
McDougal and Hixson school supporters invite all to an all day reunion on August 2 with church cleaning and a picnic. Men meet Thursday to paint the roof. women will serve the picnic dinner. Other local notices include visits and travels of residents. A forest fire on the E Phillips farm was extinguished by rangers. William Blackburn, bound for a 2000 mile England tour in a home made wheelchair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
U.P
William Blackburn
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China
Hwang Ho
Leah
Helena
Cannes
Paris
Florida
Palm Springs
Peter Henderson
Los Angeles
Russell K. Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Kay Roberts
Wesley Roberts
Beverly Hills
New York
Thaw
Mann
Langsville
Harold Gardner
Elwood Kennan
Maynard Davis
JL. E. Entsminger
Blanche Davis
Ernest Gardner
F. W. Wilcox
Jane Kennedy
Eva Taylor
Worley Kennedy
Monaville
Robert McKnight
F. A. Miller
G. F. Thomas
Wilkinsburg
Rosa Barnes
H. E. Miller
Cedar Point
Niagara Falls
Oakley Smith
Indiana
A. L. Smith
F. C. Taylor
Toledo
Dale Wright
Wellston
Murray City
J. A. Ayers
Buckeye Lake
Myrtie Hannas
Nelsonville
John Shelton
Leonard Shelton
Dora Shelton
Lace Ayers
Ed Cunliffe
Forest Ayers
Maud Penn
Ruth Penn
Sadie Foster
Charles Strum
Joanna Cook
Dora Spencer
Jeannette McGarvey
Eva Blazier
Della Hellyer
Marion Thompson
Washington D. HS
Jeanette McGarva
Nelle Crew
Bob
Billy
Crew
Phil Fisher
Lou Anders
Don
John Hogan
Paul Person
Akron
E. A. Person
William Kerns
Clifford Brooker
Detroit
Blanche Brooker
Virginia Brooker
Albert Koon
Irene Koon
Don Solon
Floyd Petit
la- Donna Lloyd
Logan
Matt Treace
Charles Shuttleworth
Grace Thomas
Cleveland
Charles Shunkweiler
Muskingum River
Dine Robinson
Chester
McDougal
Hixson
Robert Weekley
West Virginia
Fred Connor
Naoma Nell
Mary
Herb Smith
R. D
Ruth Mathews
Amesville
Mary Connor
David Weaver
John O. Weaver
Chesterhill
Harve Kittle
P. F. Morris
Martha Morris
Ruth Morris
Della Weekley
Lucy Six
Chauncey
Russell Mayles
Ed Donaldson
Fred Beasley
Fred Kierns
John Howard
Dorothy Sedwick
Utley
George Schooler
Leonard Linscott
E. Phillips
Junior Short
Nell Porter
Irene Wattkin
Calif
Frank Cone and Sons
Carl and
Bobby
Strouds Run
Beaco
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