Gallipolis Women Push Cemetery Improvements and Levy Plan
Gallipolis residents led by women urged further work on Pine Street Cemetery including replacing the fence with a brick or stone wall and creating a perpetual care fund. City Solicitor Cherrington asked the budget commission for $2000 more, while a potential November levy for garbage collection funding was discussed.
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Gallipolis
Pine Street Cemetery
William P. Cherrington
Sesquicentennial Commission
Board of Education
John Gwinn
State
Court Sts
State to Pay Gallia Court Costs in 1935 Road Work
Gallia County will be reimbursed by the state up to 4000 for criminal court costs tied to the Chickamauga bridge speed up. Two shifts of 318 men on road projects west of Chillicothe will be paid by the county auditor as credits against future state payments. Projects expected to finish by early next year under retroactive construction credits.
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Inallipolis
John W. Howell
Herbert Detfenbacker
Mate Financial
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Chickamauga
Num
West Sury
Local marriage license applicants listed in Gallipolis region
Harold F Long 20 son of Oak Jey Long and Helen Lucille Mil 17 daughter of Fred Mills both of Athens. Athell E Bennett 25 and Goldin Bennett 18 both of Meadow Creek, W Va. George Johnson 26 son of Edward Johnson and Cora Withem 30 daughter of John Withem both of Nelsonville. Freerescue 22 of Chillicothe and Jean Atkinson 21 of Charleston W Va.
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Gallipolis
Harold F. Long
Oak Jey Long
Helen Lucille Mil
Fred Mills
Athens
Athell E. Bennett
Goldin Bennett
Meadow Creek
W. Va
George Johnson
Edward Johnson
Cora Withem
John Withem
Nelsonville
Freerescue
Chillicothe
Jean Atkinson
Charleston
W. Ve
Gallia Cemeteries Made Attractive
Gallia county cemeteries receive improvements as five associations in Cheshire Tyn Tyner Picnics fund upkeep. A Lake Alma Lake Alma picnic brings local students, teachers, and families together for a June 15 outing with songs in Welsh and visits to Nebo Church and other sites.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire
Tyn
Lake Rhos
Nebo
Vinton and
Mount
Harrison Zion
Lake Alma
Welle
Lang Fon
Jackson
Beulah
Grace Saunders
Bertha
Philip White
Wands Harrison
Pauline Saunders
Dallas
Edith Lewis
John MeLaughlin
Engagement of Miss Henking and Mr Beckett reported
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Margaret McKay Henking and Maurice Eugene Beckett of Barbourville was made at a Huntington home. The wedding is set for Saturday, June 28, at the First Congregational Church in Huntington, with Henking’s background noted and Beckett’s studies and work at Standard Ultramarine Co. in Huntington.
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Ace
Alfred Siesener
Huntington
Margaret McKay Henking
Maurice Eugene Beckett
Barbourville
First Congregational Church
Henking
Charles C. Henking
Mr. Henking
Gallipolis
Connecticut College For Women
New London
Masonic Past Masters and Officers to Meet in Jackson
Gallia County Masonic Past Masters and Officers Association will convene tonight in Jackson for a district session. Grangers of Ohio Valley call for Wednesday night degree work with supper served. Junior swim program for under 16 at the pool Friday at 8 pm. A 22-year-old Bidwell resident fills the county quota of one colored man for military training.
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Jackson Gallipolis
Gallia County
Masonic Past Masters” and Officers’ Association
Jackson
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Grange
LAN
Inipolis
Galliolis
Rarris
Bidwell
Relief Foods Received for Gallia Clients
SJALLIPOLIS surplus commodity headquarters reports 23 520 pounds of white flour 5 000 of meal with lard gram flour beans raisins canned milk new potatoes apples and grapefruit juice in storage no meats or fruits due to diversion to army camps 661 heads of families listed as eligibles for supplies down from 1 064 in winter the direct relief list reduced to 47 families a drop of about 400
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Sjallipolis
Children’s Home roster drops to 29 with spring
Wilson A. Blazer reports the Gallipolis Children’s Home roster has fallen to 29 from the typical winter figure near 40. He cites more parent employment and expected food shortages next winter as contributing factors.
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Gallipolis
Wilson A. Blazer
Beetle control urged for crops by county agent
Gallia county agent E G Royer urges annual ground work and insecticide use to combat beetles attacking beans cucumbers and melons. Beetles feed at plant bases girdle stems and spread bacterial wilt for which no remedy exists. Continuous cultivation to pulverize soil is advised.
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Gallipolis
E.G Royer
State Words Are To Gallipolis Excursion July Event
The Ohio River excursion for Gallipolis will take place on June 17 to benefit state hospital patients and employees. About 1,000 from the institution are expected aboard, with additional participants from the city and county.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Will Check Purchases For WPA Projects in Gallipolis
Gallia County commissioners appoint M R Allen as purchasing agent for WPA sewing center and housekeepers aid materials with instruction to buy only after three bids. County covers all materials and sees Allen’s appointment as an economy measure.
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Gallipolis
Legion Game Postponed by Wet Grounds in Logan
The American Legion Tournament game tonight is postponed due to wet grounds. The Logan Soft Ball League opening Monday evening is also postponed for the same reason. Play will resume once the rainy spell ends.
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American Legion
Logan
American ‘Legion
Eam
Taken Before Judge to Pay Contempt in Cairo Bailey Case
George Logan appeared before Judge Philson Monday on a contempt citation in the Cairo Bailey case. He was accused of failing to meet court ordered payments and was given one month to pay before further court action is taken.
Hocking Farmers Favor Wheat Co Proposal Vote
Hocking County farmers approved the wheat cooperative proposal by a 42 to 14 vote on Saturday with many abstentions and two protests noted. The result shows strong support for the cooperative approach among participating members.
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Mowan—Hocking County
Licensed To Marry Firemen Hold Monthly Practice Drill
Regular monthly drill ended Monday evening after a session at probate court. Albert L. Pierce 25 of Nelsonville and Mary V Thompson 21 of Logan wed during the period. The pumper aided by line work created pressure and vacuum to test the system near Zanesville Avenue while a BNpound pump was towed for efficiency.
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Logan
Albert L. Pierce
Sani
Zanesville Ave
For & Tun
Tury
Nelsonville
Reuben
Logan May Hunting Yard Shows Limited Food Value
Logan May hunting reports indicate the season produced four mature animals for a total of 31 in Hocking County as part of a holiday hunt. Spencer, a veteran hunter, notes the season is not large enough to provide food value. Virgil joined the hunt, and the total included many birds and other game. The article also mentions roadwork and hospital care related to local incidents.
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Logan
Newton’ Spencer
Hocking County
Virgil
Canning Begins At School Kitchen In June
Elizabeth Carter heads WPA lunch project at the six acre school garden near the airport. Three women will can peas swiss chard and beets daily through summer while Rio Grande high school joins on a one third basis. The school served 20062 lunches this year with a net outlay of 14.95 from the board of education due to garden and surplus commodities. Assistants include Jesse Beaver Floyd Johnson and Dewey Jordan. More jars and containers are needed and donations are welcome. Lunches average 150 daily serving Washington Lincoln and Maple Shade schools.
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Elizabeth Carter
Airport
Rio
S Grande High School
Washington
Lincoln
Maple Shade
Four Acre Vineyard At Ohio Hospital Promising
A four acre vineyard at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics shows promise though an official estimate is not yet available. Superintendent Dr. G G Kin eon notes the vineyard is in its fourth year and yields abundant bottled juice, jams, jellies and butters. Concord grapes are the sole variety, supported on six foot posts with three foot and top wire strands.
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Ohio Hospital
G. G. Kin‘eon
Allipolis Plagued by Unwanted Dogs Burdening City
Gog warden Rey Johnson says motorists abandon dogs in Allipolis, overwhelming the city. He reports frequent dog drops and ongoing pickups by authorities as the problem grows.
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Allipolis
Ilipolis
Rey Johnson
Gog
Appeal From Magistrate Court Over Property Fixtures
Cain C Arnes appeals to Common Pleas Court from a Magisterial decision awarding $25. The case involves a West Hunter Street property and a dispute over fixtures including an inoleum covered chain board and built‑in cupboard that the plaintiff claims were part of the purchased property. The defense argues the fixtures were not part of the sale.
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Cain C.arnes
John G. Shaw
Magirate SB
Injured CCC Men Transferred After Hospital Care
Logan waiam camp and Pete Condee from Camp Hocking were moved from Cherrington Hospital to Ft. Hayes Monday evening after injuries last week. Ronald Jacobs of Nelsonville was admitted for observation and treatment. John Reid of Laurelville, previously hospitalized since April 25, recovered at home Saturday. Lottie Bray of Union Furnace received a second blood transfusion Monday with Charles Steward of Logan supplying blood.
Derr Travels With Carnival Again in Logan Era
Virgil Derr of Brockton Massachusetts travels with the Lewis Carnival for the season. He recently worked in Norfolk Virginia and will visit fourteen fairs. Derr is brother of Patrolman Pearl Derr and has spent winters in Logan while touring with shows for many years.
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Virgil Derr
Logan
Brockton
Mass
Derr
Norfolk
Vac
Becks
Brothers
Patrolman
Pearl
Holiday Plans Made At State Hospital
Gallipolis Ohio plans for Fourth of July at the state hospital include a morning patriotic program with songs music and recitations. A roast beef dinner at noon and a field day with races and games for men and women follow in the afternoon. An open air evening concert by the institution band will close the day.
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Gallipolis
State Hospital
Assembly Hall
Red Cross Quarters Flooded by Rains
Flood waters inundated the Red Cross headquarters in the courthouse basement after heavy rainfall on Sunday. The sewer overflow flooded the office room to a depth of three inches, soaking materials and records on the floor.
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Red Cross
Home Council Meeting Planned for Southeast Ohio
Southeast Ohio Home Council delegates plan a two day session at the Methodist Church with Miss Grace Frysinger of the Bureau of Home Economics in Washington to speak. Morning business followed by lunch, then a visit to the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics to discuss treatment methods. A district rally of Grangers and staff planning occurs, with 250 to 300 delegates expected from twelve counties. A barbecued pig and hampshire shoat are being fattened on local farms as relief funds and stock losses are noted. Funeral services for James T. Weed, longtime county surveyor, will be held in Gallipolis with surviving relatives listed.
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Ohio
Methodist Church
Grace Frysinger
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington
Gallipolis
Pomona Grange
Louis J. Tabor
National
Hampshire
R. P. McCarley
Sy. Ie
C Og
Il Gallipolis
Funera
James T. Weed
Fage
So Columbus
Columbia
Weed
Springfield
Township
Merrill Z. Weed
Columbus
Jack Bubanks
Cleveland
James Long Dies at 59 Former Miss Myra Jimms
James Long died at the family home in Jenterpoint on Sunday after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held there this afternoon. He was survived by his husband, son Hubert, and other family members.
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Ong
Myra Jimms
Jenterpoint
Gallipolis
James v
Hubert
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