Gallipolis Plans Use Tax Funds to Retire Bonds
Gallipolis and several districts will receive state distributions from real estate tax collections to cover all expenses for the last school year including teachers' salaries. County Auditor Emmett D. Keeler notes amounts by district with portions earmarked for bond retirement, led by Gallipolis City at 26,157.90 total with 911,786.61 for the bond fund.
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Gallipolis
Emmett D. Keeler
Keeler
Gallipolis City
Cheshire Rural
Greenfield Rural
Guyan Race
Crown City Village
Vinton Village
Morgan Rural
Raccoon Rural
Perry Rural
Bidwell-Porter
Cadmus Rural
Addison Rural
Clay Rural
Green Rural
Harrison Rural
Ohio Rural
Springfield Rural
Walnut Rural
Centerville
Walnut-Waterloo
Wishes of Mrs. Niday Carried Out at Rites
Gallia County funeral rites Thursday memorialized Mrs. Victor J. Niday late wife of the county representative. A. Safford read the obituary and a poem she authored. Mrs. D. C. Priestley sang Abide With Me with piano by Mrs. F. E. Hatfield. Rev. C. W. Frye preached a sermon. Pallbearers were neighbors Harry Hulshorst Fred Northup L. C. Sprigel E O. McCall Cash Allison and Hobart Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Victor J. Niday
Gallia County
General Assembly
A. ©. Safford
D. C. Priestley
C. W. Frye
Rodney
Harry Hulshorst
Fred Northup
L. C. Sprigel
E. 0. McCall
Cash Allison
Hobart Foster
Townsend Plan Faces Crises But Needs Reorganization
Charles M. Hawks testified before a House probe committee in Washington that the Townsend movement is in deplorable condition and requires reorganization. Hawks, father of aviator Frank Hawks, recently resigned as Massachusetts area manager of OARP.
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Townsend
Rocks
Charles M. Hawks
House
Washington
Hawks
Frank Hawks
Massachusetts
OARP
Gallipolis barber enjoys first vacation in 55 years
At Last barbering in Gallipolis for 55 years and last Saturday. Decoration Day, which was declared a holiday by the barbers here, was the first Satur day he had ever enjoyed as a vacation during all that time. He recently had the distinction of giving a man a shave for his golden wedding anniversary, a man whom Jim had also shaved for the wedding 50 years ago. The figure of the Christ of the Andes is 26 feet high and rests on a column of granite 22 feet high.
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Jim
HOLC Suit Filed in Gallia County Court
The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues J L Rinehart and Odessa Rinehart in Gallia County Court for 4510.79 seeking foreclosure on Front Street city lots. The complaint claims 222 was advanced to pay taxes on the property. Representative John S McGroarty of California is quoted.
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Holc
Gallia
Gallipolis
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
J L
Odessa Rinehart
Front St
Regains Position for Janis Watts as Investigator
Gallipolis reports Miss Janis Watts, formerly in Aid for the Aged under FERA, has a provisional state reappointment and will begin a half time investigator job this week, with Leo F. Carter, pensions head, reporting the update. Gallipolis court grants Gladys Ethel Lemley a divorce from Andrew Lemley on gross neglect grounds and restores her maiden name Ethel French.
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Gallipolis
Janis Watts
Office of Aid For the
FERA
State Department
Leo FE. Carter
Gladys Ethel Lemley
Andrew Lemley
Ethel French
William R. White
Road Transfer Wins Approval For Gallia and Lawrence Counties
Unanimous approval was voiced by 30 residents at a courthouse hearing for adding Mud sock Lecta Road to the state highway system in Gallia and Lawrence Counties. The route saves 67 miles to Ironton but is often impassable in bad weather. Speaker B F McCowan and county commissioners Jerry Grover Walter Davis and Fajah Johnson attended.
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Gallia
Lawrence Counties
Ironton
B. F. McCowan
Lawrence County
Jerry Grover
Walter Davis
Fajah Johnson
Two Are Fined for Intoxication in Gallipolis
Kyla Webb and Freeman Simons, both from Huntington, were fined $10 and costs each by Justice Fred Millis on intoxication charges after a motor accident. Sheriff E B Hatfield, called to Green Township, made the arrest. In a separate partition suit Eugene B Pyles vs John T Pyles and others the parties chose to take the property at its appraised value of 2510 dollars and the sale and distribution were approved by Judge William R White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kyla Webb
Freeman Simons
Huntington
Fred Millis
E. B. Hatfield
Green Township
Eugene B. Pyles
John T. Pyles
William R. White
Try To Escape Trial Overruled by Court
Gallia County records show Ann Childers defeat of a demurrer to quash a Grand Jury indictment for shooting with intent to wound. The case involves Daniel Earl Wagner, Huntington West Virginia, a boy shot Sept 1 1935 in Greenfield Township during a watermelon patch incident. Childers claims the gun was set to fire automatically if someone entered the field.
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Gallipolis
Ann Childers
Childers
Watermelon Tech
Greenfeld
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