Shade Man Released After Sworn Statement Refutation
LIS March 2 details a release of Angelworthy Leach after Link Casey refuted a sworn statement tying him to a railroad robbery. Casey’s account, while with Angel at Co. & O. depot, led to Leach’s bond set at 900 dollars. another man, Tony, previously jailed, admits prior involvement to balance the case.
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Red
Angelworthy Leach
Angel
Link Casey
Angel On Co. & O. Depot Robae Packet Son
Leach
Yery
Casey
Jp Angel
LA. Greshel
Rpgiroad
Tony
Leona Lane Pleads Guilty in Auto Theft Case
Leona Lane aged 18 pleads guilty to auto theft linked to car theft ring involving William Runyon, Sam Runyon, and Harold Neal. She receives a two year suspended sentence following the plea.
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Leona Lane
William Runyon
Sam Runyon
Harold Neal
Release of Mrs. Hoctor From Gallipolis Jail
Mrs Lucy Hoctor of Addison is released from Gallia County Jail after serving three months of a four month sentence for neglecting her minor child William Loren Hoctor born 194? The case drew wide publicity after the emaciated child was found in a dirty upstairs room eight months ago. The boy, once unable to walk or talk, now can walk and speak and remains under care at the Gallia County Children’s Home.
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Gallipolis
William Loren Hoctor
Lucy Hoctor
Addison
Gallia County
W. R. White
N. Hector
R. Ethel Wallace
Four New Members Initiated Into Gallipolis FFA
Gallipolis worded report notes four new members initiated into the Gallipolis Chapter of the Future Farmers of America at the high school agriculture building Tuesday night. Initiation was led by Evan Gibson, Arthur Elliott, Atlee Spreigel, Gay Hayes, and George Wood. New members named include Paul Northup Charles Cunningham William Houck and Leo Carter.
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Gallipolis
Future Farmers of America
High School Agriculture
Evan Gibson
Arthur Elliott
Atlee Spreigel
Gay Hayes
George Wood
Paul Northup
Charlies Cunningham
William Houck
Leo Carter
Car Sales Jump in Gallia County February
In Gallia County February motor vehicle sales rose 33 percent from January. Clerk Margaret B. McCormick records show 18 new passenger cars and two trucks billed in February versus 12 passenger vehicles and three commercial cars in January.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Clerk of Coor
Margaret B. McCormick
Talent Day at Gallia Academy High School
Gallia Academy High School to observe Talent Day tomorrow morning with Hi Y in charge. Students talented in various fields will provide the entertainment at the annual assembly.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Gallia Community Association to Meet Tonight
Gallia Community Association will meet at 6 o clock this evening at the Hotel La Fayette. Dr. C. E. Holzer, president, announces the gathering in Gallipolis dated March 2.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Community Association
Hotel la Fayette
C. E. Holzer
James Scott Named Administrator for Scott Estate
Gallipolis reports James Scott appointed administrator of the estate of John N. Scott, deceased, on March 2.
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Gallipolis
James Scott
John N. Scott
Dr C R Niday Buys Gallipolis Filling Station
Dr C R Niday has acquired the filling station on State Route 7 at Second Avenue and Sycamore Street from John V Dale. The all night operation has been closed for about a month and remodeling will occur before it reopens. Holzer Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Albert Romine
Dexter
J. J. Woolley
Athens
Garnet Cook
Minersville
Daisy Taylor
Oak Hill
Heenan Waugh
Bladen
Paul Nichols
Cheshire
Intoxication Charges Spark Gallipolis Arrests
March 2 report from Gallipolis states minor Hoover and William Holston were arrested Wednesday afternoon on intoxication charges. Hoover recently was released from Gallia County Jail after serving a sentence for drunkenness.
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Gallipolis
Minor Hoover
William Holston
Hoover
Gallia County
Marriages Decline in February Licenses Record
Gallipolis report shows February marriage licenses fell to 11 from 16 in 1932 and 20 in 1931, according to Judge J. H. Clark's office. The February dip contrasts with the prior two years, indicating a clear downturn in nuptial activity.
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Gallipolis
J. 8. Clark
Sibleys Visit Huntington and Commandery Members Attend
Mr and Mrs F L Sibley traveled to Huntington West Virginia on Wednesday to visit their daughter Mrs G Fred Edwards. Sherman Eagle returned from Columbus. C T Robinson Charlie Yeanger Poe Bradbury and Will Thomas from Rose Commandery attended the Athens Commandery annual inspection Wednesday night.
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F. L. Sibley
Huntington
W. Va
G. Fred Edwards
Sherman Eagle
Columbus
C. T. Robinson
Charlies Yeanger
Poe Bradbury
Will Thomas
Rose Commandery
Athens Commandery
Roosevelt Seen Likely to Call Special Session
Democratic leaders in Washington expect President-Elect Roosevelt to call Congress into a special session late in March to address emergency banking and relief legislation. The session could begin around March 20, instead of the planned April 17, as time runs out for passing urgent measures.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
United Press
Hull Walcott Credit Bill Passed by Senate
Senate leaders moved quickly to approve the 500 million Hull-Walcott Credit Bill aimed at a two year foreclosure suspension for farms and small city homes. The action came after removing a 100 million section for Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to joint stock land banks.
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Washington
U.p
Senate
Hull-Walcott
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Frank Hill Dies at Little Hocking Home
Funeral services for Frank Hill 61 who died Monday at his Little Hocking home after weeks with paralysis were held there. Interment followed at Rockland Cemetery. He was a lifelong farmer and native of Little Hocking. Survived by his widow a son Curtis Hill and two grandsons.
New Hip Roof Barn Replaces Fire Damaged Structure
Oliver Bratton of Rutland replaces his fire destroyed barn with a 36 by 30 foot hip roof building. Brick and concrete foundation with concrete floor to be used for horses and cattle. W D Holliday reports 300 White Leghorn pullets laying well in a tile bank house. S A Johnson of Pomeroy R 4 farms and clears new land in preparation for the coming season.
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Oliver Bratton
Rutland
R. D
W. D. Holliday
S. A. Johnson
Pomeroy R. No. 4
Mother and five children die in land springs house fire
A mother Mrs. Ernest Kepner aged 34 and her five children perished in a house fire in Land Springs Oklahoma. The dead include Robert and Charlotte 13 year old twins Jewell 11 Wayne 10 and Frank 7. The mother tried to save the others and was found with the infant in her arms.
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Land Springs
Okla
Ernest Kepner
Robert
Charlotte
Jewell
Wayne
Frank
Farmers Turn to Washington for Help
Chicago march 2 emergency measures to quiet revolt in the Farm Belt have been largely successful United Press Survey finds. Most steps are temporary and state governments look to Washington and the Democratic New Deal administration for lasting peace. federal action is seen as necessary to ease farmer debt.
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Chicago
U,2
United Press
Washington
Guthery Former State Agriculture Director Dies in Bank
Guthery 67 former state director of agriculture died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday in the Campbell National Bank at LaRue Marion County He was president of the bank and had served as a state official for agriculture.
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Marion, O
Guthery
Campbell National Bank
LaRue
Marion County
Eddy's Team Wins Juniors Tourney in Four-Square Club
Richard Eddy captained the winning four team lineup in the Junior High School Four-Square Club tournament. Eddy's squad defeated Ed Bolin Bill Noble and George Bogie led teams through a weeks long series culminating with a 10 to 6 win over Bolin's side at the Senior High School gym.
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Richard Eddy
Ed Bolin
Bill Noble
George Bogie
Eddy
Bolin
Noble
Eddy and Bogle Teams Clash in Prep Squash Championship
Eddy’s team beat Noble's squad 16 to 5 in a Tuesday final to decide the championship as Bolin’s team fell 10 to 3 to Bogle. Winning lineup includes Eddy, Pierce, Entwhistle, Barlow, Gordon, Gordon, Helwig. Bolin’s crew features Littler, Krecker, Sutton, Burley, Gross, Weiss, Frost.
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Bogle
Eddy
Noble
Bolin
Richard Eddy
Orville Pierce
Harry Entwhistle
Lee Barlow
Basil Gordon
William Gordon
Lawrence Helwig
Clyde Littler
Fred Krecker
Cecil Sutton
Howard Burley
Local applications list Blair Guess and Hunter Parker pairs
Otis L. Blair age 20 of Chauncey son of Mr and Mrs Taylor Blair and Mary A. Guess age 16 of Millfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Guess apply. John Hunter age 41 of Trimble and Clara Parker age 28 of Glouster also apply.
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Otis L. Blair
Chauncey
Taylor Blair
Mary A. Guess
Millfield
Willard Guess
John Hunter
Trimble
Clara Parker
Glouster
Battery E Prepares For Yearly Inspection
Final drill of Battery E 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard was held Tuesday night at the armory in preparation for the yearly inspection Monday night March 6 when Lieut. Thomas Brown Federal
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134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Thomas Brown
Battery Muster and Drill at Columbus Under Lt Brown
The instructor stationed at Columbus reviews the battery and muster at 7 30. Fifteen minutes of close order drill follow. The battery splits into departments. Cannoneers under Lieutenant Brown review gun nomenclature and practice range finding and firing commands.
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Columbus
Brown
How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely
An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method for women. It promises weight loss in four weeks, improved health, energy, and clear skin, urging readers to buy via Cline Pharmacy Co or McKee Drug Co and to request the product by name.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
Ady
Phillips
Spring fashion patterns offer beginner sewing kit
Four tiny darts and four seams form a first model with three necklines round deep square. Pattern 2563 in sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 and W. Size 16 needs 2 58 yards 39 inch fabric. illustrated steps included. Send 15 cents for pattern. Catalog and pattern 25 cents. The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
The Messenger Wonder Package of 12 Cross Stitch Sheets
Home makers see 12 designs in half of one large sheet from The Messenger Wonder Package. Borders suit towels scarfs bed spreads and pillow cases with motifs like a seven by seven and a half inch pot of flowers. Purchase options include 88c by call or $1 by mail for over 809 transfer patterns and 475 initials.
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Messenger
Drill of Fire Control and Battery Drill
Lieutenant Hall led the Battery Commander's detail in fire control instrument nomenclature and fire data computation. Telephone operators moved observation posts to practice instrument setup and message handling under Hall. Captain Frank Watkins supervised driver grooming and harnessing of the battery horses.
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Hall
Der
Capt
Frank Watkins
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