Gallia County Sportsmen plan actions on hunting laws
Gallia County Sportsmen's Association met at the Gallia Courthouse to authorize representatives to urge the Ohio Legislature to open quail hunting, set rabbit and squirrel limits, curb rabbit sales, and cap shotgun shell prices. A film on safe rifle and shotgun handling and Camp Perry rifle matches was shown. The Huntington Beagle Club Spring Derby will be held at Northup grounds on March 28.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County Sportsmen's Association
Waverly
Conservation District No. 7
Ohio
Max Bunce
G. F. Brothers
Lewis Jones
State Conservation Department
Gallia County
Camp Perry
Huntington Beagle Club
Beagles
Sportmen's Association
Northup
Max
Welcome Relief for Upset Stomach Advertising Card
An advertisement promotes STUART TABLETS for quick relief from acid indigestion. It claims doctors use the ingredients, features a 3 minute promise or money back, and notes prices of 25c 60c and 1 20 with a maker’s guarantee.
Probate Court Notes of Gallia County
Gallia County probate notes state S Harland Voll appointed administrator of Ernestine M Vollborn estate with $6000 bond. sureties Esta Burdell and Robert Switzer. Also details fox hunters meet at Morton's Woods Cabin April 10 and license sales supporters for the Sportsmen's Association with proceeds aiding gray fox bounties and fish and game purchases. Members and officers for 1943 listed.
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Gallipolis
S. Harland Vollborn
Ernestine M.vollborn
Raccoon Township
Bond
Esta E. Burdell
Robert M. Switzer
Gallia County
Morton's Woods
Sportsmen's Association
Frank Allen
Rio Grande
Wyman Bradbury
Kygerville
W. S. Davison
C. B. Drummond
Mudsoc
Russell Hineman
Crown City
Gallipolis Hardware
Moore's Auto Store
Clarence Mulford
Cheshire
Anthony Murray
Bidwell
O'Dell Northup
Northup
Harry Wilcox
Vinton
Tanner Wood
Gallia
Garland Caudill
Eureka
Raymond Allison
Max Bunce
Harley Carman
James Myers
Bob Evans
Howard Hardway
Ed Sibley
Max L. Bunce
G. F. Brothers
Sportsman
Lewis Jones
High School Boys Aid Farm Production in Gallia County
Gallia Academy High School vocational agriculture teacher Harland Martin reports a growing boys project program with poultry swine feeder cattle and crop outputs. Summer projections include 15 tons beef 4 tons broilers 15 tons pork 12 tons milk 4000 dozen eggs 12 tons cabbage 10 tons tomatoes and more.
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Gallipolis
Harland Martin
Gallia Academy High School
Martin
Centenary
Bethesda Church
Mudsoc
Farmers of America
Hey
FFA
T Heir Organization
Reports of illegal entry at home and fines in Gallipolis
Gallipolis police logs show Liza Eads fined $15 for disorderly conduct with suspended sentence on good behavior. Fred Null pled guilty to intoxication in municipal court and paid $5 fine. Mrs. A B Garrett reported a home burglary at 315 Third Ave with several articles stolen.
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Gallipolis
Liza Eads
Fred Null
A. B. Garrett
Third Ave
Rutland Church Plans Family Night Event
Rutland M E Church hosts a Family Night with a covered dish dinner and a missionary speaker from China. Mrs. Edith Bean and Miss Vivian Taylor led the Woman’s Society of Christian Service group for a recent meeting and social hour followed.
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Rutland
M. E
China
Edith Bean
Vivian Taylor
Woman's Society of Christian Service
F. R. Slate
Huntington
Emma Kincaid
Mary Price
Leo Price
Columbus
C. O. Chapman
Omer Coney
Marietta
Jimmie Thomas
Thomas
Suny
C. O. Patterson
Bruce Davis
Harold Smith
Gladys Lock
Helen
J. W. Thomas
Grace Gardner
Floyd Thomas
Jimmie
Flora Ward
Eugene Tink
Grace Jividen
Racine
P. A. Jividen
Edith Star
Blanche McCormick
Thomas Porter
Ted _ Pollick
Zanesville
Arthur Steele
Cincinnati
Ray Steiner
Athens
Mié
Emory Steiner
English Club discusses Look to the Mountain in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis the English Club met with Mrs. Margaret D. Carter. Mrs. S. L. Bossard reviewed Look to the Mountain by Le Grand Cannon Jr about early New England pioneers. Birth announced for John Russell Lewis February 25 at St Mary's Hospital Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Margaret D. Carter
S. L. Bossard
le Grand Cannon, Jr
New England
John W. Lewis
John Russell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Riverside Study Club
Island View Inn
Herman Condee
Dutch East Indies
John Baker
Eva Barrow
Batavia
Old City
New
Julia Donnally
Margaret Gaskill
Local Residents Visit Family and Transfer News
Mrs. Ross Goodwin visits father Lee Halley in Columbus while Mrs. Clarence Betz returns from a sister’s Fos toria visit. Mrs. Lee Wagner of Nitro stays with her mother Mrs. Stroud Kuhn for a week. Timekeeper Mavin Cornwell from the Navy Yard at Point Pleasant is reassigned to the Navy warehouse here. Robert Wolfe of the U S Navy visits his mother Mrs. Alice Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe accompanies him home. Mrs. Vaneta Edler Cox, Patterson Field worker near Dayton, spends the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Edler. Mrs. Clarence Boster returns from wintering in Stuart Florida with husband in camp there and visits her husband’s parents in Middleport.
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Lee Wagner
Sharon Lee
Nitro
Stroud Kuhn
Mavin Cornwell
Navy Yard
Point Pleasant
Navy
Robert Wolfe
U. S. Navy
Alice Wolfe
Lester W. Edler
Clarence Boster
Stuart
Fla
Boster
Middleport
C. A. Boster
Third Ave
Plans To Attend Music Conference In Cincinnati
Elizabeth Shough supervises city schools music and will join the North Central Music Educators Conference in Cincinnati from March 26 to 29. A special session on War Savings in Curriculum will be featured. The event, sponsored by the Education Section of War Savings Staff Washington, invites teachers and administrators to learn War Savings integration into classroom work. Representatives from the Treasury Department Education Section will lead, presenting the topic for non music teachers and administrators.
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Gallipolis
Elizabeth Shough
War Time Institute of North Central Music Educators
Cincinnati
War Savings
Washington
Treasury Department
Helen White Secures Dayton Position
Miss Helen Louise White daughter of Mrs Goldin White and former secretary to County Agent E G Royer has secured a job in Dayton She will live with Miss Lucille Hughes who previously worked as a bookkeeper at Epling Sand and Gravel Company in this city Hughes has been in Dayton since the start of the year
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Gallipolis
Helen Louise White
Goldin White
E. G. Royer
Dayton
Lucille Hughes
Epling Sand and Gravel Company
Hughes
Miners Condition Is Grave In Gallia County
John Landers Jr of Pomeroy is in serious condition at Holzer Hospital after a mine explosion. Other patients admitted yesterday and Tuesday include Mrs Frank Carraci Mary Ehman and several others with surgical medical or observation statuses. Names of patients and locations appear throughout the report alongside a note that the Norwegian mile equals seven English statute miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Landers, Jr
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Frank Carraci
Wellston
Mary Ehman
John Saunders
Lower River
Leonard Leach
Harry Machir
Point Pleasant
February Clerk of Courts report Meigs County titles issued
A February report from the Meigs County Clerk of Courts shows total receipts of 139.90 with 99.95 retained by the county and 39.95 paid to the state. A total of 113 titles were issued during the month. titles are increasing.
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