Consolidation Plans For Cheshire School District Approved
The Gal Board of Education will consolidate Morgan and stricts into one and Huntington Rural into the Vinton division. Each consolidation costs about $2500. state aid will cover remaining costs. June 15 remarks by H. B. Bradbury, county superintendent, note consolidation progress and new staffing adjustments including exam results for teachers and hires like John Daniels moving to Rome county.
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Gal Board of Education
Huntington Rural
Vinton
H. B. Bradbury
Allin County
Leslie Gothard
Naomi Garnes
Gertrude Car- Metcalf
Marine Hamm
Priscilla White
Dar
Rudolph Rogers
Gree
Sowards Ridge
Egied
Crown City
Enneth
FERA offices move to new Front Street site
The FERA offices are housed in their new Front Street location and clerks seven assigned to work-relief projects. Analyses of CWA expenses will be completed Monday by Alex, an office worker.
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FERA
Front Street
Alex Ma
Jackson Golfers Defeat Gallipolis at Local Course
Jackson County Country Club golfers won their first-ever match on the Gallipolis course, defeating the home team 43 1 2 to 23 1 2 after flags were noted in Gallipolis. A banquet at the Lafayette Hotel followed the meets with players Ted Tanner Henry Cherrington and several others listed among the Gallipolis lineup.
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Gallipolis
Jackson County Country Club
Jackson
Henry Cherrington
William Vornholt
Harmon Oo’Brien
Dr. Allison
William Cherrington
F. Wheeler
B. O’brien
H. L. Redcay
Mitt White
Harry Wheeler
Stanley McCullough
Lieut. Sterns
R. A. Howell
Lottie Myers
Charles Robinson
Joe Moch
M. E. Welch
I. G. Volden
Real estate transfers listed for Gallia including cemetery lots
Real estate transfers in Gallia include W F Sprague to Don G Swick and others in Morgan and Cheshire townships. Transfers cover cemetery and various parcel sizes from 40 to 103 acres. Additional conveyances involve Grace Houck and Homer Houck in Harrison and Crown City areas and a Buckeye Building and Loan Company transaction in Cheshire.
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Gallipolis
W. F. Sprague
Don G. Swick
Morgan Township
Ada Roush
Lawrence L. Fisher
Cheshire
City of
Charles H. Pierce
R. H. Houck
Grace Houck
Marrison
John N. Scott
James M. Scott
Homer Houck
Harrison Township
Edwin Notter
Tillie Shiffiet
Charles E. Holzer
M. E. Gatewood
R. G. Simms
Crown City
Mary Josephine
Gallipolis Gallipolis Personal News Highlights
Gallipolis society notes list local residents and visitors. Anne Dunbar and father 8 M Dunbar arrived home from Ann Arbor where she attended University of Michigan. Numerous locals and guests travel for study, work, or vacations, including Merriman family plans to Europe and Haney’s conference in Germany.
Halliday Runs for Democratic State Central Committee
John Red Halliday Jr a former Ohio Wesleyan athlete and Cincinnati coach announces his candidacy for Democratic state central committee man. An attorney and secretary of the Community Association in Gallipolis he is from local pioneer families. In high school at Delaware he earned All-Ohio honors in basketball and football and was the only nine letter man in his senior class.
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Wesleyan
Central Committee
Gallipolis
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
University of Cincinnati
John “Red” Halliday, Jr
Community Association
Red
Ohio
Churches To Honor Childrens' Fathers
Gallipolis readers are invited to gatherings at 10:30 Sunday morning in the Baptist Church for Children's Day and Father’s Day. Directors include Mrs. Dean Davis, Mrs. Morris Haskins, and Mrs. Leo Carter with lively children’s presentations and the Junior Vested Choir. Canon Gilbert P. Symons may attend the Episcopal service at 7:30.
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Gallipolis
The
Baptist Church
Dean Davis
Morris Haskins
Leo Carter
Julia Dawson
George Sagen
Hell
H. H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist Church
John
Episcopal Church
Gilbert P. Symons
Cincinnati
T. L. Bush
Marietta
Walzer H. Brunelle
Northminster Church
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Duff
Telegraph informs immediate fodder corn planting allowed in Gallia
In Gallia County Ohio a telegram to E H Reed announces removal of dates restricting fodder corn and grain sorghums on non contracted acres under wheat corn hog or tobacco contracts. Signers were told non contracted acres may be used for other crops and fodder corn may be planted now. Rented or contracted acres remain excluded.
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Gallipolis
E. H. Reed
Gallia County
Secretary of Agriculture
Reed
Glouster Beats Murray Eagles In 8 2 Baseball Clash
Glouster 8 Murray City 2 on Murray City grounds. Pitcher Toth a strong outing and Stephenson batted 3 for 4 with a homer. Kimberly hosts a league game Sunday at 2 30 PM.
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Kimble
Grandy
Graham
Hilt
Byron
McAllister
Three candidates to receive second degree at lodge meeting
Magic City Lodge I O O F hosts a degree night tonight with three candidates to be raised to the second degree. Visiting Odd Fellows welcome to attend.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Odd
Memorial services held by Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Annual memorial services will be held by Marcellite Rebekah Lodge at the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night. Refreshments will be served after the program.
Edwin D Kasler 15 Dies at Liberty Hill
Edwin D Kasler aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Kasler died Thursday night at the family home on Liberty Hill after a year of poor health. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at Bishopville Church with burial at Maplewood. Rev Steene of Junction City to officiate. He leaves two sisters Lillian 11 and Patricia 1 and a brother Paul 4.
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Edwin D. Kasler
Floyd Kasler
Liberty Hill
Bishopville Church
Maplewood
Steene
Junction City
Lillian
Patricia
Paul
Friendly Circle and Class in the Corner Meet at Mrs Sayers Home
Concord notes a combined monthly meeting at Mrs Bertha Sayers home with devotional services and a wiener roast. Ice cream and lemonade were served. Amos Austin of Congress Run was a Saturday night guest of Mr and Mrs Pearl Wicks. Emma Martin returns home after visiting relatives in Athens. Edna Sayre spent Thursday night with her sister and brother in law George Chapman and son of Redtown.
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Concord
Bertha Sayers
Amos Austin
Congress Run
Mrs
Pearl Wicks
Emma Martin
Athens
Edna Sayre
Honest? Boys Find Last Laugh Bitter
A brown leather purse lies on the ground as youths snicker while passersby ignore it. A woman eventually retrieves the purse and a roll of bills inside, expressing disbelief at the honesty of others, while the youths’ laughter fades.
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Boston
Women’s Home Missionary Society Hosts Year-End Meeting
The Women’s Home Missionary Society held its last monthly meeting of the fiscal year at Mrs. J. H. Starcher’s home. After the usual routine and election of officers, Rev. J. W. McMahan spoke on Rethinking Mission. Light refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter traveled to Parkersburg, West Virginia, to visit relatives.
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J. H. Starcher
Cheshire
J. W. McMahan
Cam Shaw
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bunday
Harry Carter
That City
Glouster High School Accredited by North Central Association
Glouster Supt Thomas W Figley received from assistant education director Joseph W Fichter the certificate of membership for Glouster High School in the North Central Association. The document notes continuous accreditation since 1626 and lists Fichter as Ohio State Committee chairman.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Joseph W. Fichter
Glouster High School
North Central Association
Fichter
Ohio State Committee
Association
Glouster Council Sets Final June Meeting For 7 P.M.
The last regular council meeting of June is scheduled tonight at the city building at 7 o'clock. Local officials will review pending issues and address public concerns during the session.
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Glouster
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