Concrete poured for 3500 feet of Route 7 relocation
North of Here Gallipolis July 2 concrete on 3500 feet of Route 7 relocation from Meigs County line to near Addison poured daily at about 700 feet. Detours to be removed as concrete sets. one way detour from Swishers Store to county line to end soon. Steel beams set for new Addison bridge by S B Gilmore. Chapplear Construction Co Columbus building the bridge replacing the old span under the C Co Railroad underpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Meigs County
Addison
Ralph Frowine
Swishers’ Store
S. B. Gilmore. Jackson
Chappelear Construction Company
Columbus
Fall Festival Plans Set for Gallipolis in 1932
Gallipolis city officials gather to organize the Gallia County Fall Festival association. Mayor A J Stormont named president with H W Walter as festival chairman and Tim Lewis in charge of regatta arrangements. The festival runs five days in early October starting October 4, possibly extending one day for the fall regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis-Gallia County
A. J. Stormont
Stormont
C. E. Holzer
Gallia
H. W Walter
C. E. Fife
Tim Lewis
Claude Wall
John McNealy
Edwin McCormick
Ella Williams
Cc. Cc
Sand Dredge Burns On Coal River In Wildfire Incident
Sand dredge owned by F. H. Sattes of St. Albans West Virginia burned to the water's edge on Coal River Tuesday night. Operated on the Kanawha and Coal rivers it was valued at about $10 000. Captain Lattes said the fire likely started from incendiary causes since the boat had been idle since last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
F. H. Sattes
St. Albans
W. Va
Coal River
Kanawha
Coal
Parisian Little Nothings Inspire Miladies Couture Then and Now
Hollywood July 28 Interprets Paris chic with ribbons and buckles seen in Mamzelle's letters. Readers learn about grosgrain belts hats hairpins and coordinated accessories to harmonize outfits and a playful housedress project from bandana handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Paris
Mamzelle
Miladi
Summer first courses menu guide with chilled soups and fruit
The article outlines hot weather friendly first course ideas such as ice cold bouillon jelly like soups, fruit cocktails, chilled fish cocktails, vegetable and juice cocktails. It advises serving on ice, pre chilling containers, cutting fruit neatly, and using gelatine to thicken jellied soups. It lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including baked apples, ice bouillon, macaroni with cheese, fruit cocktail, broiled flounder, shadow potatoes, beet ring mold, rice pudding.
Horticultural Society Plans Recst on Aug 3
The Ohio State Horticultural Society announces summer meetings on August 3 at B F McCown and W A Knight orchards in Lawrence County with demonstrations of washing cleaning and grading equipment and a short program. A second meeting on August 5 at Waterville will feature northern Ohio growers and include a joint session with the Michigan State Horticultural Society and a noon lunch. All fruit growers and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Horticultural Society
B. F. McCown
Proctorville
W. A. Knight
Miller
Lawrence County
W. W. Farmsworth Company
W. G. Farmsworth Company
Waterville
Lucas County
T. H. Johnson
Ohio
Southern Ohio
Knight Orchard
Ohio Society
Michigan State Horticultural Society
Hooper Ridge Road Travel Guide Near Bishopville and Amesville
The piece describes the Hooper Ridge route from Bishopville to McConnelsville and Amesville, noting the ground formation similar to Rim of the World. It praises the Hooper Ridge road as good and safe for travel with a dirt mile, and suggests a scenic loop via Peach Ridge and Mush Run to No. 50 at Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Messender
Athens
Peach Ridge
Amesville
Dividing Ridge
Hooper Ridge
Mush Run
Canaanville
Hospital Notes From Gallipolis And Reedy
Miss Clara Stringfellow of Gallipolis and J M Daniels of Reedy West Virginia were admitted to Holzer Hospital for operations. Mrs M N Fowler and Mrs Wilmer C Harris of Athens were dismissed from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Clara Stringfellow
J. M. Daniels
Reedy
W. Va
M. N. Fowler
Wilmer C. Harris
Athens
Coal and Towboat Company Taken Over
The Otto Marmet Coal and Towboat Company of Raymond City was reported taken by a receiver. The Marmet firm operates mines and river boats on the Kanawha and Ohio, owns the steamers Otto Marmet and Sally Marmet and a fleet of 50 coal barges and pump boats, plus a Raymond City coal tipple. The receiver will keep part of the property running and launch the Steamer Otto Market to Cincinnati on Thursday with coal to be unloaded at North Bend Elevator and shipped by rail northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Otto Marmet Coal and Towboat Company
Raymond City
Kanawha
Ohio
Marmet Company
Otto Marmet
Sally Marmet
William Curry
George Matheson
Raymond
Vivian
Cincinnati
North Bend Elevator
Steamship deck hand injured by coal blast at Gallipolis
John K Lett 26 a deck hand on the Otto Marmet was struck in the eye by a coal lump blown from a barge by wind near Gallipolis. Dr Lewis C Bean of the Marine Hospital will send Lett to Louisville Thursday for removal of the injured eye to save the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John K. Lett
Otto Marmet
Lewis C. Bean
United States Marine Hospital
Lett
United States Hospital
Louisville
Steel shipments move southward from Union Line
The J. D. Ayes of the Union Line carried three barges of Pittsburgh steel products bound for southern points. This marks the third ton of steel to pass here in four days, totaling about 15,000 tons in the tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Union Line
Pittsburgh
Kanauga Notes Highlight Local Visits and Game
NEW NOTES OF KANALGA KANAUGA July 28 reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deem and son from Columbus to W. F. Deem, Raike leaving for Ray mond City with coal, and Канauga Tigers set to play Crown City at 2:50. Other items mention dock work on the Little Kanawha, trips to Parkersburg and Niagara Falls, and local residents visiting Charleston and Huntington. GALLIPOLIS also notes dredge boats busy with dam and lock repairs on the Ohio River system No. 12 No. 10 and No. 11 without hindering navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanalga Kanauga
Charles Deem
Robert
Columbus
W. F. Deem
John Raike
Raymond City
Lester Deem
Wellston
John Deem
Walter Schoonover
Wilbur Love
Parkersburg
W. Va
Karwha
Berkley Wright
Capt
T. S. Haines
Wheeling
James Leonard
Middleport
Richard Russell
Benita Delaney
Charleston
Florence Ann Lee Clark Hager
Marshall College
Huntington
Gilbert Hager
Ralph Frazier
Niagara Falls
Kanauga Tigers
Crown City
Kanauga
Tigers
Gallipolis
United States
Ohio River
Rivers At Pool Stage After Dams Positioned
Gallipolis Ohio July 28 The Ohio and Kanawha Rivers remain at pool stage for over a week with all dams up and in position Both rivers are too muddy for fishing or bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha
Proctorville Youth Takes Test Ride Without License
Acie Myers of Proctorville built a car from junk parts at seven dollars and yesterday rode it on a test run without a bill of sale. He faced ownership proof hurdles and left for Proctorville promising to buy licenses once he earns the money. Heavy fog along the Ohio River disrupted navigation for several mornings, delaying boats and wasting time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Acie Myers
Proctorville
Myers
Procterville
Ohio River
Foreclosure suit filed by Gallipolis Savings & Loan
The Gallipolis Savings & Loan Company sues to foreclose mortgages on W. H. and Vivian McCormick property at Court Street and Fourth Avenue, seeking $2,882.27 plus eight percent interest from July 1, 1932. Also notes a visit by about 50 Ohio University abnormal psychology students to the Ohio Epileptic Hospital for a lab study guided by Dr. James P. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Savings & Loan Company
W. H
Vivian McCormick
Ohio University
Ohio Epileptic Hospital
James P. Porter
Death of Mrs. Louisa Evans Linked to Hebbardsville Kin
Mrs. Nancy Linscott learns of the death of her cousin and friend Mrs. Louisa Evans of Newark who died at home there on Monday July 18 and was buried at Fairmont Licking County. Evans was widow of P. G. Evans formerly of Hebbardsville and a well known insurance writer with many county relatives. Evans had often visited Mrs. Linscott and was the last of her family. Nearby residents include Merle Linscott and two Columbus boys visiting relatives. Lawrence Myers and family guests of H A Fleming in Federal. Homer Linscott's Sunday guests Ed gar Keirns and family. Walter Sayers and Donald Betts family weekend stay in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keefer
Nancy Linscott
Louisa Evans
Newark
Fairmont
Licking County
P. G. Evans
Hebbardsville
Athens County
Evans
Linscott
Merle Linscott
Columbus
Lawrence Myers
H. A. Fleming
Federal
Homer Linscott
Edgar Keirns
Edward and
Howard
Letha
Walter Sayers
Nelsonville
Donald Betts
Sunday Socials and Local News in Harrisonville
A village round of visits fills Sunday as families join relatives across homes in Harrisonville. A ball game saw Bashan lose to Harrisonville 7 to 5. The Mayhew Brothers near completion on a new house will host Mr and Mrs Henry Wagner. William Gilmore is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hill
Dell Gemell
H. L. Knopp
Dell Rice
Rutland
Bashan
Harrisonville
Mayhew Brothers
Henry Wagner
William Gilmore
H. J. Williams
Mar! Douglas
Clara Hull
R. E. Williams
Redaville
Lena Jordan
Paul
Loise Arnold
Clarence Lee
Martin Chase
John and
Mary Casey
D. A. Michael
Gwinda Michael
Chester
Dana Howett
Cari Chase
Clayton Jewell
Springfield
Lucy Clark
Lulu
Roy Ellis
Verlin Howery
Kern Alkire
Mother
Roy Wison
George Hill to be Buried in Canaanville
Funeral services for George W Hill 74 a Canaanville native will be at Canaanville ME Church Saturday at 3 PM. Burial will follow in the cemetery at Canaanville. He died in New Orleans where he had lived five years. The body arrives today or Saturday morning and rests at Dowler Funeral Home. He was the son of the late John O Hill and is survived by a brother F J Hill of Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Hill
Canaanville
Hill
New Orleans
Dowler Funeral
John O. Hill
F. J. Hill
Clinics to Exam Pre Schoolers in Chauncey and The Plains
Dr. A B Lippert and Miss Florence Tellman from the State Department of Health will conduct Friday pre school examinations for children entering school this fall. In Chauncey the clinic opens at 8 A M and runs until all children from Chauncey Millfield Sugar Creek Morristown and Circle Hill are examined. The Plains clinic starts at 2 P M at the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. B. Lippert
Florence Tellman
State Department of Health
Chauncey and the Plains
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Morristown
Circle Hill
the Plains School
Abundant Blackberries Prompt People to Pick Sell in CHAUNCEY
An unusual blackberry harvest in CHAUNCEY draws local residents to pick and can the fruit. Housewives preserve gallons of berries as jelly and jam while some pickers sell their harvest, though prices remain low.
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Chauncey
Clover Farm Store Opens at Chauncey
Clarence McCafferty of Chauncey opens a Clover Farm store on Main Street. The renovated building houses the shop and Chauncey post office, with new shelving counters and fresh paint ready for Saturday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Farm
Chauncey
Clarence McCafferty
Main Street
Chauncey Post Office
Boudinot Family to Hold Eighth Reunion at Athens Fairgrounds
Chauncey July 28 announces the Boudinot family reunion set for Sunday August 7 at the Athens Fairgrounds. A business session picnic dinner and program will highlight the event. Mrs C H Boudinot of Millfield serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Boudinot
Athens Fairgrounds
C. H. Boudinot
Millfield
Nye Family Visit in Charleston West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Harvey Nye and their son George W Nye of Chauncey visited Charleston West Virginia with Mr and Mrs G G Guthrie and family. Mrs Guthrie was formerly Selah Nye of Chauncey and is a niece of the Nyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harvey Nye
George W. Nye
Charleston
W. Va
G. G. Guthrie
Guthrie
Selah Nye
Nye
Glorifying Yourself through Simple At-Home Exercises
The article promotes weight loss through daily workouts done at home. It lists exercises including arm stretches, leg raises, bicycle kicks, side planks, and leg rotations, starting with ten reps and increasing to a hundred. It urges consistency morning and night and suggests gym machines as optional aids.
Chauncey Club Hosts Pleasant View Ladies Friday
Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters will be entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ira Cunningham on Main Street Chauncey. Club president Mrs. F E Boudinot will be in charge with Mrs. Lizzie Harvey as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Ira Cunningham
Main Street
F. E. Boudinot
Lizzie Harvey
Miss Floride Sprague Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Chauncey July 28 report states Miss Floride Sprague daughter of Dr and Mrs Warren Sprague is recovering satisfactorily after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Floride Sprague
Miss Sprague
Warren Y. Sprague
Sidewalk Re laying in Converse Street Under Way
In Chauncey on July 28 workers continue re laying the sidewalks on Converse Street after removal for several weeks to allow highway widening through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Converse Street
State employees at Athens join picnic plans for August 16
Ohio University and Athens State Hospital staff attended the State Employees Beneficial Association of Ohio meeting at Buckeye Lake Park to organize the statewide employee picnic set for Tuesday August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Athens
State Employes Beneficial Association of Ohio
Buckeye Lake Park
Licking County
Victim's Husband Is Called From Athens
Mrs. Flor ine Wilder of Dresden Road, 34, escaped major injury when her sedan overturned after a hit and run on East Broad Street near Columbus. Her husband Dale Wilder, field manager for Standard Oil, was located by telephone in Athens and rushed to Columbus. Relatives were notified and she was taken to friends at 611 Fairwood Street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Florine Wilder
Dale Wilder
Dresden Road
Standard Oil Company
East Broad Street
Pataskala Road
Columbus
Wilder
Athens
Carl Schodorf
Fairwood Street
Hooper Ridge Drive in Athens County Highlighted
The author extols a scenic drive through Hooper Ridge in Athens County. The route starts beyond the old McDougall farm on the Athens Amesville road, climbs steeply, and splits toward Trimble or toward State Route 280 at the Fleming place, with the latter linking Amesville to Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Hooper Ridge
United States Geological Survey
McDougall
Athens-Amesville
Trimble
Fleming Place
Amesville
Wake Up Your Liver Bile with Carter's Pills
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and relieve feelings of dullness. It claims the liver should secrete two pounds of bile daily and warns against laxatives, salts, or gum. The 1931 ad notes the red label and 25 cent price from C. M. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Carter's
C. M. Co
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Hice
Hans Fap
Sponsoring Affair
Gallipolis City
Fifth Avenue
Mamazelle
Molyneux
the Parisienne
Miladi Traveler
Athens Messenger
Au Revoir
Horticultural Society
Deck
Exide
Biedel-Mead Oil Co
Pr. S
Wheaton Hardware CO
ESF
North Court Street
George Hill
State Health Department
Alfred von Niezychowski
Detroit
Michigan
Niezychowski
Atlantic
America
Boudinot Reunion
Miller’s
Hotel
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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