Minister May Break Record Of Two Others
Gallipolis officials urge the return of Rev. H. H. Wilbur to Grace Methodist Church pastorate after five consecutive years. If granted he would surpass all prior Grace Church records for continuous service, a feat previously matched by Rev. Perley A. Baker and Rev. L. L. Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
H. H. Wilbur
Ohio Conference
Wilbur
Perley A. Baker
National Anti-Saloon League
L. L. Magee
Grace Church
Better Cattle Will Be Bred in Gallia County
Gallia County word on a program led by R. R. Starbuck agriculture agent and Frank C. Christ bank cashier to improve livestock. The Commercial and Savings Bank will fund ten to twelve sites and loan them to local farmers with free service for owners of tested beef breed cows. Bulls are chosen by Starbuck and ownership remains with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
Frank C. Christ
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Gallia County
Starbuck
Double Wedding of January 21 Announced
Gallipolis announces the marriage of Glenna Blackburn to Don Dutcher and Gertrude Blackburn to Donald Wake. The double ring ceremony was held January 21 at the Baptist parsonage in Gallipolis, officiated by Rev. George Sagen. The couples will reside in Bucyrus.
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Gallipolis
D. C. Blackburn
Leady Ave
Bucyrus
Cheshire
Glenna
Don Dutcher
S. S. Dutcher
Chatfield
Gertrude
Donald Wake
W. A. Wake
George Sagen
Baptist Parsonage
Wake
Chatfield High School
Bucyrus High School
Dutcher
New Pastor Joins Rio Grande Faculty
Rev. E. H. Midkiff resigns from First Baptist Wellston after seven years to become student pastor and Rio Grande College faculty member. He will lead services at Rio Grande Church and teach social science while replacing Rev. W. T. Packer as dean and faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. H. Midkiff
First Baptist Church
Wellston
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande Church
W. T. Packer
Officiers Named for Gallia County Tuberculosis League
Newly chosen officers of the Gallia County Tuberculosis League are Carl C. Byers president Dr C E Richards vice president Mrs Virgil Martin treasurer and Mrs C L Hauser secretary A tuberculosis census for city and county is in prospect with free medical tests for susceptibility offered. Miss Kathryn Cahill city school nurse and Miss Margaret Jones county health nurse have enlisted service with the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Rotary speaker Jack Frost on gasoline processing plans
Detroit speaker Jack Frost discussed how gasoline and oils are refined for the automobile industry at the Gallipolis Rotary Club meeting. June birthdays honored Harry Miller Sher ry White Paul Myers and Chas Robinson at a special dinner. Ingelside on Raccoon picnic set for June 22 announced by President Stanley Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rotary Club
Jack Frost
Detroit
Harry Miller
Sherm White
Paul Myers
Chas. T. Robinson
Ingelside
Raccoon
Stanley Evans
Reunion date change for Ewington Academy in Gallipolis
Grant Glenn, chair of the reunion committee, announces the former students of Ewington Academy will now meet on July 24 instead of June 19 in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ewington Academy
Grant Glenn
Baptist Ladies Plan All Day Cheshire Meeting
Announcement states the Baptist Ladies Missionary Society will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. David Briggs in Cheshire. A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Gallipolis
The
Baptist Ladies’ Missionary Society
David Briggs
Revival Opens in Danville with Nightly Sermons
A revival meeting begins in Danville Sunday night June 13 and runs each night at 8 o'clock. Special musical programs will be featured and the pastor J R Spires will preach nightly.
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Danville Gallipolis
Danville
J. R. Spires
Gallipolis City Commission to hold special meeting
Gallipolis leaders announce a special meeting Thursday night due to the absence of all city commissioners at the Tuesday regular session. Gilbert Bush, president, confirms the scheduling to address unresolved municipal matters.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights Local Guests
Kathleen and Keith Brininstool visited with Rev and Mrs F E Brininstool in Gallipolis. Ruth Young and French Trout wed in Catlettsburg and plan to live in Charleston. Local graduates attend Ohio University commencement. Ford worker Marion Darnell returns from Detroit. Ann Louise Thornton hosts a farewell party for summer plans in West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Kathleen
Keith Brininstool
F. E. Brininstool
Charleston
Ralph Cheney
Belle
W. Va
Alfred W. Davis
Cheney
DuPont
French Trout
James Trout
Ruth Young
Fannie Caldwell
Thivener
Catlettsburg
Trout
Hubert Carnes
Howard Neal
Osa Baird
Ohio University
Carnes
Elizabeth
Ruhle Culver
Jean Kerr
R. R. Starbuck
Farm Women's Clubs
Jackson Millis
Marion Darnell
L. A. Darnell
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Ann Louise Thornton
Ida Arrington
Fourth Ave
C. C. Thornton
West Virginia
Betty Jo Camp
Rose Ethel Thomas
Edith Smith
Mary Frazier
Gerry Evans
Alice Jean Bush
Katherine Dale
Betty Faulkner
Matilda Hall
Frances Moch
Jean Woodward
Doris Waters
Marianna McHenry
Olive Venz
Nancy Corn
Eloise Clark
Dorothy Langdon
Frances Matthews
Juanita Kelton
Julia Agnes Wood
Betty Jo Arrington
Westerville couple wed in Gallia home ceremony
Dr. Paul Baird son of Mrs Osa Baird of Gallipolis and Miss Helen Kern a Westerville teacher wed at the bride’s home Saturday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Baird and son George and S M Butler of Schenectady. The couple will reside in Westerville. Also notes on alumni banquet guests and weekend visits by local couples.
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Paul Baird
Osa Baird
Gallipolis
Helen Kern
Westerville
Baird
George
S. M. Butler
Schenectady
N. Y
Ohio University
Tulane University
New Orleans
Gerald Branson
Columbus
County refuses raise for gravel haulers in Gallia
Three county gravel haulers named Charles Neal Cecil McDonald and Paul Walter asked for seven cents more per cubic yard per mile but were told the current rate is higher than in neighboring counties.
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Gallipolis
Charles Neal
Cecil McDonald
Paul Walter
Grange to Confer First Two Degrees in Vinton
Huntington Grange officers will confer first and second degrees on a class of candidates at the Town Hall in Vinton on Saturday June 12 Mary Walker lecturer announces. Arrangements are being made for conferring third and fourth degrees on June 26.
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Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Vinton
Mary Walker
Summer Pattern 4437-a for Misses and Teens
Pattern 4437-a offers a dainty practical summer dress with sleeves options and belt styling. In voile batiste or swiss, sizes 12 to 20, with yardage given for size 16 and illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern combo from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bulaville Grange to Meet June 15 Programme Listed
The Bulaville Grange announces a June 15 meeting with opening song Reminiscences by W B Donnally and Looking Forward by Othneil Jones. Contests by Esta George and youth program by Mrs J E Murray include a penny march. Four octogenarians are active members.
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Gallipolis
Bulaville Grange
W. B. Donnally
Othneil Jones
Esta George
J. E. Murray
Penny March
Norths' Gallipolis divorce suit filed by Dorothy North
Mrs Dorothy North aged 16 sues for divorce from Carl North alleging gross neglect of duty Both natives of Gallipolis she asks to resume her maiden name Dorothy Fife
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Gallipolis
Dorothy North
Carl North
Peril Larks in Home If Child Is Left Alone
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON urges mothers to avoid leaving children unsupervised. She says dependable care or alternating supervision is essential for safety and peace of mind, noting risks of leaving under ten or teens alone even briefly and stressing responsibility and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Sue
Jury Hears Damage Action in Court
Gallipolis jury trial opens in the Court of Common Pleas as Max Finberg sues Herman Luckoff over injuries from a car trip two years ago. Finberg is a manager at the Pipers t store in Gallipolis and was joined by several Luckoff store managers in the car. The panel includes L Reynolds Eva Lansbury Daisy Ross August Sheets and others. A separate note calls for volunteers to clean Clark's Chapel Cemetery on Friday June 11.
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Gallipolis
Max Finberg
Herman Luckoff
Athens
Columbus
Court of Common Pleas
Finberg
Pipers. T
Sam Altman
Logan
Max Altman
Lancaster
Bernard Brande
Glouster
Luckoff
L. W. Reynolds
Eva Lansbury
Daisy Ross
August Sheets
E. L. White
Floyd Irion
Mary Hicks
Ruth E. Vanzant
Charles Houck
Edna Steele
Elizabeth Webster
Donald Ours
Rescue of Boys From Lake Is Shared by Hank and Bill
Bill recounts how Hank and he saved two boys from a lake after their boat tipped. The youths, though nearly in a clinch, remained calm and swam when freed, then resumed fighting as they were pulled to shore. Bill notes the boys were raised near water and instinctively knew what to do.
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Dicky
Bill
Hank
Junior
Roderick
Jun
New Hampshire
Fright to discipline after risky boat adventure
The narrator notes Hank's tense nerves after a dangerous boating episode and observes Dicky about to discipline two misbehaving children. Hank fears the stones near the course could have caused tragedy, while Dicky rarely takes part in punishment but steps in for flagrant acts, easing the narrator's burden.
A Sequel to Married Comrades by Adele Garrison
A serialized excerpt shows Dicky pressuring boys to confess after a lake boat tipping incident. The youths deny but are cowed by firm discipline as the scene ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
Man in Mammoth Marine Hippodrome Slowly Turning to Stone
Roy Bard, a 95 pound man who appears to be turning to stone, sits on a cushion and converses with visitors. Doctors cannot explain the condition though his heart and digestion remain normal. The Mammoth Marine Hippodrome will display on a 100 plus foot railcar near Union Depot.
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Roy Bard
Roy
Union Depot
Grows First Cabbage in Gallipolis
Charles A. Boster raised the county’s first cabbage last year in his Galli polis garden and repeated the feat this year. Dairymen's Cooperative Association of Pittsburgh sues Spring Hill Dairy Co. in Common Pleas Court for alleged indebtedness of 772.85 dollars.
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Gallipolis
Charles A. Boster
Sues Dairy Company
Dairymen’s Cooperative Association of Pittsburgh
Court of Common Pleas
Spring Hill Dairy Co
Ice Cream Supper Sponsored by Sandfork Dramatic Club
An ice cream supper is set for Saturday evening, June 12 at Mudsoe in Walnut Township. The event is sponsored by the Sandfork Dramatic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mudsoe
Walnut Township
The
Sandfork Dramatic Club
Saint Paul to Visit Gallipolis for Moonlight Excursion
The Mississippi River steamer Saint Paul will visit Gallipolis again on Thursday June 17 for a moonlight excursion trip.
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Gallipolis
Saint Paul
Brown, Gallipolis truancy officer, removed from hospital
Charles E. Brown longtime Gallipolis truant officer and teacher was discharged from Holzer Hospital after surgery to remove a large toe on his right foot due to gangrenous infection.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Brown
Holzer Hospital
Woman Chases Man at Athena features Hopkins and McCrea
Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea headline the two day Athena engagement of Woman Chases Man a Samuel Goldwyn romantic comedy. The film pairs the popular team in a tale of a girl architect pursuing a wealthy suitor to secure a contract and a marriage license.
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Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Athena Theater
Charles Winninger
Erik Rhodes
Ella Logan
Leona Markle
Lynn Root
Frank Fenton
Gregg Toland
Richard Day
Omar Kiam
Alfred Newman
United Artists
Be Yourself Best Beauty Advice for You
Artist urges women to tailor beauty to personality and life, not copy others. Advice covers hair shapes for different necks and heads, avoiding one size fits all looks, and choosing styles that flatter individual features rather than following Mrs Simpson or Ruth Chatterton. Be Yourself.
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Joan Crawford
Mrs. Simpson
Ruth Chatterton
Ginger Rogers
The Stars Say For Wednesday June 9
The auguries for this day are difficult to interpret with conflicting signs. A stub born obstacle or bereavement may arrest progress and delay activities outside the home. Those born on this day face a year with stubborn obstacles and possible illness or cancellations of plans. Feminine forces offer anxiety yet also comfort and encouragement. A child born now may have social graces but be sensitive and not very ambitious.
Pete Clark Dies in Holzer Hospital at 36
Pete Clark 36 a Jackson resident and traveling salesman died in Holzer Hospital Tuesday after a stay since April 28. The death leaves family and friends to mourn the loss of a long time community member.
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Gallipolis
Pete) Clark
Jackson
Holzer Hospital
Frontiersman John B. Goff Dies in Cody
John B. Goff a 70 year old rugged frontiersman and Roosevelt hunting guide passed away in Cody Wyoming He left his daughter autographed Theodore Roosevelt books that mention him many times The note mentions 200000 one family buildings in New York City
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Cody, Wyo
John B. Goff
Theodore Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
T. R
New York City
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Olive Roberts Barton
Clark's Chapel Cemetery
Madge
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Singing Lady
Bob Byron
NBC
Carol Deis
Swing
Phythmaires
Easy Aces
Uncle Ezra Lum
Abner
Marie Cozze
Beatrice Lillie
CBS E. S. T
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Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
the Johnsons
Jack Fulton
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lum
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Bob Newhall
Boake Carter
Muste Ba Piying
Dutchman
Ken Murray
Helen Menken
Town Hall
Kostelanetz Orch
Goodman
Crime Crusade Music and Legends
Carol Weymann
Amos 'N
Andy Berigan
Coburn Orch
Madkat
WLW
CBS
Ls. T
Jack Berch
Marguerite Padula
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Dan Harding
George Rector
Ruth Lyon
Jenny
Rhythm Music Guild
Jack
Loretta
Dalton Brothers
Claudine MacDonald
Betty
Bob Myrt
Marge
Alice Remsen
Don Winslow
Orphan Annie
Dorothy Gordon
Mary Alcott
Patti Chapin Kogen
Tommy and
Letty Clyde Barrie
Vladimir Brenner
Bert and
Lew
Lowell Thomas Hall
Johnson Family
Lum and
Alexander Woollcott
Mary Dietrich
Barry Wood
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Roy Shield
Major Bowes
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Ames
Ann Freeman
John B. Kennedy
Jones
Northern Lights
Paul Sullivan Nichols
Blaine
Thompson
Moore
Orch
Ohman
China
Constance Worth Vinton Haworth
Athena
Alicia Hart
Genevieve Kemble
Pete’ Clark
JOEL
Crea
Serpentina the Mermaid
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