Gallia County Dairymen Form Cow Testing Group
Gallia County Extension Office plans a cow testing association with Washington County. Records track milk and butterfat production and herd feed costs, with monthly tester visits to weigh milk and record feed expenses. Members include Niday and son, Hamrick, Grover, Wood, Riggs. open to all Gallia dairymen. Records begin July 1.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Washington County
E. H. Reed
W. J. Niday and Son
Fred BE. Hamrick
Willard Grover
H. A. Wood
FE. J. Riggs
Reed
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Taylor Gordon
More than one hundred friends and relatives attended a birthday dinner at the Gordon residence near Kyger. The Lemseys two young sons provided music for the event with guests traveling from Plain City Columbus Akron Addison Gallipolis Bidwell Eno Cheshire Middleport and Pomeroy.
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Kyger
Taylor Gordon
Perry Lemsey
Plain City
Columbus
Akron
Addison
Gallipolis
Bidwell
Eno
Cheshire
Middleport
Pomeroy
Gallia County Apple Crop Report Sees Mixed Prospects
Summer apples are scarce in Gallia County as thousands of Early Trans baskets head to Columbus markets. Light broom and late frosts hurt Baldwins Grimes Goldens and Winesaps, while Rompe Beauties show strong fall maturity prospects.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Columbus
Twenty Two Revolutionary War Graves Sought in Gallia County
D A R official in Albany names 22 pensioned soldiers likely buried in Gallia County. Gal lpolis Chapter historian Mrs J S Clark asks for information on veterans including Butler Cress William Freehold Moses Gee and others. Contact Mrs Clark in the Gallia Probate Court by day.
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Gallipolis
Jane Dowd Dalley
Albany
J. S. Clark
Gallpolis
Gallia County
Clark
William Butler
George Cress
Illiam Freehold
Moses Gee
John Graham
Abraham Lassey
Samuel Campbell
James Fulton
Jacob Loucks
Anthony Halley
David Keeton
Elijah Knight
James Martindale
Gaius Niles
Daniel Colley
Thomas Prows
Abraham Rickabaugh
Charles Russel
Jonas Safford
Oliver Scott
Johnson Smith
David Sprouse
Philip Switzer
Benjamin Biers
William Wasson
Daniel Wigner
Benjamin Wil Hames
Abraham Hapstenstall
Jonathan Hughes
Richard Jones
Jordan Marshall Manring
Children’s Day plans and local illnesses in Kananga
Grandma Vance is slowly improving while Mrs. Erma Bashore remains ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts and son Roy traveled to Red House West Virginia on business Friday. Miss Florence Russell and Miss Lyn Rothgeb train children for Children’s Day at the local church this Sunday night. Grace and Ella Wagner learned of Gilbert Eugene, the son of their niece Mrs. Gene Anderson, death at Spring Hill West Virginia after double pneumonia. Grace Wagner and Mrs. Oscar Walker attended the funeral.
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James Roberts
Roy
Red House
W. Va
Florence Russell
Evelyn Rothgeb
Grace
Ella Wagner
Gilbert Eugene
Gene Anderson
Alma Spence
T. J. Spence
Springhill
Anderson
Kananga
Grace Wagner
Oscar Walker
Evergreen Branch Grafted Elm Draws Park Attention
Gallipolis park features unusual trees including an evergreen grafted onto elm at the lower corner resembling holly. A 35 year old Japanese tree planted by the late William King stands among the collection, with another oriental tree planted by the late F. M. Bovie blooming in spring and bearing chestnutlike fruit with a bitter buckeye taste.
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Gallipolis
William King
F. M. Bovie
Mrs. McCombs Dies at Bethesda Home
Mrs Savannah Tipton McCombs wife of James McCombs died at her Bethesda home after two paralytic strokes. Survived by husband and nine children. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at the M E Church with burial in Salem Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Savannah Tipton McCombs
James McCombs
Bethesda
M. E
Salem Cemetery
Mayor Fines Three Clarksburg Trio Arraigned After Wooel Catches
In Gallia County Probate Judge J S Clark fined Mary Williams 17 and Eulah Green 22 for intoxication, costs 11.10 and 9.90, paid and homebound in Clarksburg W Va. Companion B B Boggs was fined 25 and costs 29.00 and remains in county jail. The three were in a wool truck whose cargo tangled with the Myers Produce Company shed roof on Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
J. S. Clark
Mary Williams
Eulah Green
Clarksburg
W. Va
B. B. Boggs
Costa
Myers Produce Company
Local man held on assault charges after midweek hearing
Luther Tuttle was arrested on an assault with intent to rape charge filed by W. B. Neal. He remained in jail on a $100 bond after Municipal Judge A. J. Stormont handed down the assault and battery charge following Wednesday court proceedings.
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Gallipolis
Luther Tuttle
W. B. Neal
A. J. Stormont
Ohio State publishes bulletins on midsummer hay crops
Gallipolis reports that Sudan grass, soy beans and other midsummer hay and pasture crops are the subject of new bulletins from Ohio State University. The Bulletins are now available in the office of E. H. Reed, Gallia County extension agent, for local farmers to study and apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sudan
Ohio State University
E. H. Reed
Gallia County
4 H Club Leaders To Meet June 19
Gallia County 4 H Club leaders gather at Gallipolis High School on Tuesday June 19 starting 9 30 a m. County agent E H Reed and assistant Glen W Pryor organize sessions with Russell Sloman and other instructors. Afternoon plenary covers club program including camp, picnic, tour and exhibits.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. H. Reed
Glen W. Pryor
Russell Sloman
Harry Anderson
Rio Grande
Harold Wetherholt
The
Daily Tribune
Pearl Morehouse
Pryor
C. C. Lang
Holzer Hospital Admits Several Patients
Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis lists admissions including Ben Ewing a Pomeroy undertaker under observation, George Tope a Gallipolis teacher under treatment, and the 13 days old son of Gerald Graham Langsville under observation. John Odell Centenary, burned by flaming gasoline, returns home. W L Erwin C H E employee, a surgical patient, to leave today.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Ben Ewing
Pomeroy
George Tope
Gerald Graham
Langsville
John Odell
Centenary
W. L. Erwin
C. H. E. Employe
MarriAge Licenses Issued In Gallipolis Area
Marriage licenses were issued to Norman Roy Watts 21 Huntington filling station operator and Virginia Louise Dickey 21 daughter of W R Dickey Huntington Joe Church 8 Huntington city fireman and Goldie Rose 33 Crown City daughter of John Bradley Huntington and A B McGhee 58 Rutland farmer and Julia Swisher 46 Addison postmaster.
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Gallipolis
Norman Roy Watts
Huntington
Virginia Louise Dickey
W. R. Dickey
Joe Church
Goldie Rose
Crown City
John Bradley
A. B. McGhee
Rutland Farmer
Julia Swisher
Addison
River Notes Show Ohio River Water Levels and River Trades
Gallipolis reports the Ohio River pool at about nine feet below normal with no June rise yet. Towboats and steamboats move between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati including the Birmingham bound for Madison, Ind, and the Destrehan carrying 800,000 gallons of gasoline for Pittsburgh. The Pfaff Smith Co resumes at Old Town Bar near Letart Falls. Monongahela delivered 5,500 sacks of New Orleans sugar at Huntington. diesel towboat Benwood operates between Portsmouth and Steubenville towing coal and billets for Wheeling Steel. The Liberty steamer will cease Huntington service after next week, replaced by Ouichita in the Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade, while Captain Walter Booth guides the Liberty and Ouichita operations. egg and poultry shipments have fallen.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Donald Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Madison
Ind
Birmingham
Lavanna
Ohio
Upper
Pfaff and Smith Sand and Gravel Company
Charleston
Old Town Bar
Letart Falls
Frank Wright
Katherine
Monarch
Pfaff-Smith Co
Destrehan
Pan- American Oil Company of
New Orleans
Monongahela
Huntington
Benwood
Portsmouth
Steubenville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Henry C. Yeiser
Cincinnati
Louisville
Julius Fleishman
Kanawha River
Dana Mines
United States
Iroquois
Great Kanawha River
Liberty
Ouichita
Walter Booth
Rio Grande Briefs Alumni Weekend Notes
Overnight guests included Ethel Markin Avanell Hanger Eloise Jones Bernice Emrick Jean Ferguson and Vernicia Canter hosted by Miss Ellen Broyles of Gallipolis. Local alumni events included C H Hannahs Nelsonville and J W Jones New Lexington attending the alumni banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Markin
Avanell Hanger
Eloise Jones
Bernice Emrick
Jean Ferguson
Vernicia Canter
Ellen Broyles
Gallipolis
C. H. Hannahs
Nelsonville
J. W. Jones
New Lexington
Jennie R. Elliott
Chillicothe
Hoyt Parker
Elliott
Columbus
Will
Bexley
Glouster and Surrounding Areas Travel News
George Demchak returned from Chicago where he attended the World's Fair and spent time in Detroit. Mrs. John Bartels came home from Detroit after visiting her parents. Mr. Bartels went to Detroit to bring her back last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Jauchius and daughters returned from Ashland Ky., guests of the Noltes. Mrs. Grace Myers hosts relatives from Indian River City Fla. John Keating and Dorothy Ann Nelsonville visit with Enlon Grubbs family. Mrs. C. F. Wallace visits Laurelville with Abbie Gormley and Rachel Jenkins. Misses Dorothy and Donna Wells attend summer term at Ohio University. Meshick Carey and two children visit G. W. Cavey and E. E. Weaver. Cyrus Rockhold Jr. visits Columbus with Harold Richards.
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John Bartels
Detroit
Mich
John Canale
Bartels
G. F. Jauchius
Elsie
Jessie
Faye Jauchius
Ashland
Charles Nolte
Grace Myers
Adolph Nelson
Marilyn
Indian River City
Fla
John Keating
Dorothy Ann
Nelsonville
Enlon Grubbs
C. F. Wallace
Laurelville
Abbie Gormley
Rachel Jenkins
Meshick Carey
Columbus
G. W. Cavey
E. EB. Weaver
Cyrus Rockhold, Jr
Harold Richards
Glouster Graduate Nellie Belle Williams Earns Diploma
Miss Nellie Belle Williams of Glouster graduated from Capital University Columbus on Tuesday with a two year elementary normal diploma. She hopes to teach school next fall.
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Glouster
Nellie Belle Williams
Capital University
Columbus
Williams
Glouster Coach Blosser to Attend Columbus Coaching School
Glouster High School coach Kermit Blosser plans to attend the Columbus Coaching School in the capital city next week from Monday to Saturday. The program will feature sports instruction from noted national educators.
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Glouster
Kermit Blosser
Glouster High School
Columbus
Trimble Teacher Joins Ohio University Summer School
Jonathan Rainey, a teacher at Trimble Grade schools, is attending summer school at Ohio University in Athens to pursue further studies and professional development.
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Trimble
Jonathan Rainey
Ohio University
Athens
Bond Filings From Clay County Court
Four transcripts from the court of Justice W F Chambers were filed in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Merrill Call is freed on a 200 dollar bond after intoxication charges. Clyde Sheets also posts a 200 dollar bond for intoxication. Alva Boggs and Wade Taylor face 200 dollar bonds for cohabitation with Vernena Taylor with the latter detained in jail.
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Gallipolis
W. F. Chambers
Clay Township
Common Pleas
Merill Call
Clyde Sheets
Alva Boggs
Vernena Taylor
Wade Taylor
Comer Sentenced to Year at Lancaster Boys’ Industrial School
Cecil Comer, convicted of theft, was sent to the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster by Sheriff E. E. Hatfield on Wednesday. He will serve one year there.
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Gallipolis
Cecil Comer
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
E. E. Hatfield
Reliquaries of Dr Charles Parker to be awarded to OSU
Gallipolis reports the late Dr Charles G Parker amassed what is described as Ohio's most extensive private collection of Indian and pre historic relics. The collection will be awarded to Ohio State University.
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Gallipolis
Charles G. Parker
Ohio
Ohio State University
Local Social Notes from Jacksonville and Athens
Mary Alice and Vivian Hallam visited sister Mrs. Samples in Columbus over the weekend. Samples and her children returned to Jacksonville with relatives to visit her parents the Hallams. Guests from Glouster and near Jacksonville visited the Binderbasin family. The M E Church Young Married People class met at Walter Parks home with readings and prayers led by members. July program planning and next meeting date set. Local women and young people listed as registering for summer school in Athens. The Deus Filiae Class discussed showers for married members and a minstrels program plans.
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Mary Alice
Vivian Hallam
Orville Samples
Carolena Hallam
Columbus
Samples
Rodger
Rudy Dean
Ruby Jean
Jacksonville
William Hallam
Henry Williams
Charlene Webb, Glouster
W. N. Hartley
Frank Binderbasin
M. E
Walter Parks
Wayne Snyder
J. G. Deeds
Athens
Della Landon
Faye McKinley
Edith Tinker
Ernestine Shirkey
Helen Kearns
M. E. Church
Margaret Shirkey
Miss Hazel Winn Weds Mavin Murphy at St Marys
Wedding announced for Hazel Winn and Mavin Murphy in St Marys West Virginia. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 2 with witnesses Lloyd Whitehouse and Helen Shepard. Bride is daughter of Clarence and Hazel Winn. groom is son of George and Mrs Murphy. couple to reside in town.
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St. Mary's
Glouster
Mavin Murphy
Hazel Winn
St. Marys
W. Va
Lloyd Whitehouse
Helen Shepard
Clarence Winn
George Murphy
Howick Smith and Don Short Marry in Columbus
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Howick of Celina and Attorney Don Short were married in Columbus last week. Mrs Short educated at Ohio State University and Ohio University, taught music in Glouster schools for years. Short serves as prosecuting attorney of Mercer County.
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Glouster
Mary Elizabeth Howick
Mary Smith
Celina
Don Short
Columbus
Past Chiefs and Ladies Serve at Host Event
Mrs Hazel Lunsford, Mrs Williams, Mrs Elsie Andery and Mrs Anna Echstenkamper attended and were served by the host in a social gathering noting their titles and presence at the event.
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Hazel Lunsford
Williams
Elsie Andery
Anna Echstenkamper
Glouster Sunday School Class Contest at Church
Orpah M. E. Sunday School leads boys class taught by F. Robinson in a Friday night social at the church. A cent contest between classes determined the Orpah Class as the winner. Home Made Joy Cake served to members of Mr. 1 Class during the event.
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Glouster
Orpah
M. E
Taug F. Robinson
Mr. 1
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Bunion Pain Relief
An old ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as full strength and quickly reducing bunion inflammation and pain. It claims two to three applications erase soreness in minutes and complete inflammation relief after repeated use, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also mentions Soft Corns and Quick's Cut Rate drugstores.
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Moone
Quick
Guar
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