Rabies Quarantine Clamps Gallia County as 700 Dogs Euthanized
Gallia County Dog Warden H. H. Porter and assistant Homer Kemper report 700 dogs killed amid a rabies outbreak. A county quarantine requires confinement muzzling or rabies inoculation. sheep losses in Walnut Township tied to roaming canines. dogs must be kept until after August 1.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
H. H. Porter
Homer Kemper
County Board of Health
Walnut Township
Walnut
Dayton
Indiana
Alvin Rife
Cheshire Township
Rife
Albert Leaper
Clay Township
Ohio Township
Child's Eye May Be Saved After Knife Injury
Mary Lou Wellington, 32, of Vinton, daughter of Clair and Mrs. Wellington, was hurt last Friday when a pocket knife with a sharp blade made contact with her eye. She was treated in Huntington and returned home Sunday for further care, with officials hoping the eye can be saved.
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Gallipolis
Mary Lou Wellington
Huntington
W. Va
Fittie
Clair Wellington
Vinton
Disturbs Church Meeting Charged With Indecent Conduct
Ella Craddolph charged with intoxication and disturbing a religious meeting at Harrisburg Church. Bound over to grand jury in 200 bond furnished by Jona Weaver. Also incident at church noted in Gallipolis report. Dorothy Rinehart acts as supervisor during hospital vacation. Wade Pinell improving after traffic accident. Carl Rath 19 Bidwell recovering from appendectomy. William Vance of Gallipolis to have an appendectomy today.
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Gallipolis
Ella Craddolph
Jona Weaver
Craddolph
Fred Millsar
Harrisburg
Ella Johnston
Holzer Hospital
Dorothy Rinehart
Wade Pinell
Vinton
Carl Rathburn
Bidwell
William Vance
Eureka restaurant owner arrested on firearm charge
Harley Wheland proprietor of a Gallipolis Eureka restaurant was arrested Sunday night and charged with pointing firearms. He was fined in Justice Fred Milliser's court $10 and costs totaling $21.80 for disorderly conduct.
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Gallipolis
Harley Wheland
Eureka
Fred Milliser
Insurance Team Wins at GALLIPOLIS Softball Clash
State Auto Insurance Company defeated Dravo Contractors 7 to 6 on Tuesday evening at the G. A. H. 8. athletic field to start the second half of the softball season. Walker pitched for State Auto and Diggins for Dravo.
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Gallipolis
State Auto Insurance Company
Dravo Contractors
Walker
Diggins
Dravo
Forged Check Arrest Shocks Gallipolis
Russell Mays alias Ralph Martin and also Jesse Brown passed a forged 16.50 check at Commercial & Savings Bank and Pete Dale's store. Carl Scarberry reported the crime. Dale alerted police. Mays was arrested on Fourth Street and jailed on intoxication and forgery charges.
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Gallipolis
Russell May
Carl Scarberry
Mays
Commercial & Savings Bank
Jesse Brown
Cecil] Jessup & Son
Ralph Martin
Pete Dale
Dale
Jessups
Brown
Martin
Fourth Street
Scarberry
Ladies Aid Society entertained by Mrs Pullins in Kananga
The Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon with president Mrs T J Oliver presiding. A program of readings and recitations followed a luncheon for thirteen members.
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Ladies Aid Society
A. W. Pullins
T. J. Oliver
Harvey Biggins
Bellaire
Kananga
Jacob Tarshish
Columbus
Gallipelis
Herman Lawson
Burns
Misa Maxine Daugherty
Paul Ables
Julius Fleishman
Verne Berridge
W. A. Baker
Springfield
George Boardman
Charleston
W. Va
Lewis Lee
Essie Russell
Eureka
C. L. Thayer
A. C. Gorsuch
McArthur
Emma Comstock
Andrew Arnold Dies at Work in Gallia County
Andrew Arnold aged 49 died of a heart attack Monday while helping clear ivy from the Ohio River bank two miles above the Gallipolis locks. He had worked as a blacksmith and later on the bank job with the “poison ivy gang.” Survived by his mother Mrs. Sarah Arnold two sisters Mrs. Bessie Alexander and Mrs. Lillian Fields and a brother Jesse Arnold. Funeral at Mrs. Fields 913 Fourth Ave at 2 30 Wednesday with Rev C P Wright officiating. Interment Pine Street Cemetery. World War I veteran and member of American Legion post and Masonic Lodge. Pallbearers to be Legionnaires.
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Gallipolis
Andrew Arnold
Ohio River
Arnold
Sarah Arnold
Bessie Alexander
Lillian Fields
Jesse Arnold
Estella Green
Lves
Charleston
W. Va
Plains Class Plans Picnic For August Fourth
Naomi Class meeting at Mrs. Nort Graves home with members Neva Thompson Verna Hawk Thelma Linscott Mary Evans Clara Slater Edith Barrows Helen Michael Leola Yates Olah Shame Audrey Kail Nora Graves Clara Wallace Eliza beth Winefordner Margery Powell Bernice Lyman and Mrs McCallister. Annual picnic set for Ash Camp on August 4. Next meeting September 11 at Clara Slater’s home.
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the Plains
Naomi
Nort Graves
Neva Thompson
Verna Hawk
Thelma Linscott
Mary Evans
Clara Slater
Edith Barrows
Helen Michael
Leola Yates
Olah Shame
Audrey Kail
Nora Graves
Clara Wallace
Elizabeth Winefordner
Margery Powell
Bernice Lyman
McCallister
Ash Camp
Wahlsrum
Wooly
Bailey
Rockhouse
T. R. Robinett
Billie
Harry
Marry Porter
Wooster
Professor W. A. Matheny
Athena
Judge Grants Preliminary Restraint On Wheat Tax Collected
Federal Judge John R. B. Sanborn on Monday issued a preliminary injunction for Larabee Flour Mills Company of Kansas City Missouri. The restraining order stops the collector of internal revenue from collecting wheat processing taxes.
Unseen Ties At Crest Lake Affects Jo Darien
Jo Darien wrestles with social duties as Peter Fragonet a poised aviator pursues her at Crest Lake. He notices her change after a weekend of dances and tennis while she denies reckless acts and vows not to repeat them.
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Jo Darien
Peter Fragonet
Fragonet
Jo @rien
Crest Lake Station
Giri
Hollywood
In Love with Jo Fragonet Confesses on Lakefloat
Frag onet unexpectedly reaches Jo on a lake float in crimson trunks. He proclaims he is in love, while Jo, wary of his public life and marriage, questions his honesty and the implications for Mrs Fragonet as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Young Smoker-53 Hurt in Oakham Case Sparks Debate
A two and a half year old named Richard Felix Sieczarski of Oakham Mass is described as an eager tobacco user since 18 months. He refuses breakfast without a cigarette and sucks on pipes and cigars, while his mother Mrs. Stanley Sieczarski insists his health appears unimpaired.
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Richard Felix Sieczarski
Oakham
Mass
Stanley Sieczarski
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