Gallia Academy seniors plan May 31 graduation pageant
Gallipolis March 8 Senior class exercises for 97 members of Gallia Academy will be held Thursday May 31 according to Principal Higgins tentative arrangements. The class is the largest in the school history with a pageant in planning and various events scheduled through late May.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Engigh
Cass
Gallia Academy
Bolander
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arte
Gallipolis Union Mission Leases Key Building for HQ
The George Qbit Building at 844 Second Avenue in Gallipolis is leased by the Gallipolis Union Mission to serve as its new headquarters within about 60 days. The mission, formed last May, outgrew its current space and will move to the larger facility.
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Gallipolis
George Qbit
Second Avenue
Gallipolis Union Mission
Sbout
Highway Traffic Delayed by Floods in Ohio River
Floods force closures in Gallia County as backwater from the Ohio River covers State Highways 7 and 218. School buses fail to run leaving twenty high school students unable to attend classes near Chambersburg. River traffic resumes with several steamers moving upriver and coal tows noted on the Kanawha.
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Gailia County
Earl M. Brown
Chambersburg
Ohio River
Liberty
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Sam Craig
Henry Laughlin
Memphis
Julius Fleischman
Henry C. Yeiser
Otto Marmet
Dan Sullivan
Kanawha River
Eclipse
Oll
Kennedy passes liquor inspector exam in district
C W Kennedy of Vinton an inspector with the Onto Beer Control Board passed the examination for inspector with the Ohio Liquor Commission in this district.
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Gallipolis
C. W. Kennedy
Vinton
Onto Beer Control Board
Ohio Liquor Commission
Rathburn and McNealey Attend Southern Ohio Meeting
C A Rathburn and Lawrence McNealey participated in a Southern Ohio Electric Company employees meeting in Columbus in the early part of the week.
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Gallipolis
C. A. Rathburn
Lawrence McNealey
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Columbus
SSS Tonic Claimed to Aid Blood Health and Skin
A reader testimonial praising SSS Tonic for improving low hemoglobin, boosting strength, and clearing skin. The ad asserts the tonic stimulates gastric secretions and supplies mineral elements, claiming proven blood value improvements across generations and science.
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S.S.S
Gallia Academy Orchestra Rehearsals Ahead of Friday Assembly
Gallia Academy Orchestra under E. S. Vanover held first rehearsals this week as they prepare an assembly program for Friday March 23. The lineup includes Christine Holzer on piano Betty Jean Riggs Elizabeth Norman Jewell Elliott and others with John Lloyd Junior Meadows as first trumpets and Morgan Meade on baritone. Six high school assembly programs are scheduled from March 16 to April 20 featuring Household Hints Good Friday program Karl Bolander National Honor Society Arbor Day with F F A. Juniors Betty Henke and Geraldine Burnette are noted for perfect grades since entering high school.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy Orchestra
E. S. Vanover
Christine Holzer
Betty Jean Riggs
Elizabeth Norman
Jewell Elliott
Wilson Broyles
Pearl Phillips
Betty Hamrick
Morris Elliott
Betty Jean Phillips
Jo Meadows
Wayne Jones
John Lloyd
Junior Meadows
Virginia Shahan
Charles Brown
Junior Farley
Edwin Oliver
Morgan Meade
Max Rinehart
Betty Krantz
Claude Clark
Charles Ball
Dramatic Club
Karl Bolander
Betty Henke
Geraldine Burnette
Mail service cutbacks hit Gallipolis residents
Gallipolis residents will lose afternoon delivery on alternate Tuesdays from March 13 and on Saturdays through June 30 1934. Postmaster H R Hurn announced furloughs for all employees lasting four days without pay for the rest of the fiscal year. Admissions to Holzer Hospital included Nancy Lee Vaught 17 months, Rosalie Brooks 10, Irene Irwin. Dismissals listed for Mrs J C Call and infant Crown City, Mrs James Allen Pt Pleasant, Ed Sibley Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
H. R. Hurn
Holzer Hospital
Nancy Lee Vaught
Stephen Vaught
Gallipolis Couple Given Marriage License by Judge Clark
A marriage license was issued Wednesday by Judge J. S. Clark to Milton Legg age 42, a farmer of Charleston West Virginia, and Mrs. Violet Rynant age 28, daughter of Thos W Meadows of Gallipolis Ohio.
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Gallipolis
J. 5. Clark
Milton Legg
Charleston
W. Va
Violet Rynant
Thos. W. Meadows
Gallopiles
Wills of McDaniel and McConnell Probed in Gallipolis
Wills of William L. McDaniel and Laura J. McConnell were admitted for record in the Gallipolis probate court yesterday.
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Gallipolis
William L. McDaniel
Laura J. McConnell
Postal Service Changes Will Reduce Costs in Athens
Postmaster Harry W. McKinstry, under orders from James A. Farley, imposes four month cost cuts ending June 30, 1934. Annual leave with pay ends except when vacations need no replacement, and furloughs for field staff including four days for officials while railway clerks take 3 1 4 days. Rural carriers are spared. Deliveries restricted by area, substitutions allowed to maintain service, and clerical staff may assist in delivery to keep prompt mail service.
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Athens
Harry W. McKinstry
James A. Farley
Final Tests on New Pumper and Fire Equipment Approved
Final tests of the citys new pumper and fire fighting equipment were conducted by Mr Criswell at the Ohio Bureau of Inspection. Pumping tests from the Ohio River were made at the ferry boat float Wednesday afternoon and the pumper was tested on low pressure hydrants in Maple Shade and surrounding districts.
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Gallipolis
Criswell
Ohio Bureau of Inspection
Ohio River
Maple Shade
Lunar influence foretells lively year and opportunities
The text forecasts a cheerful day and strong lunar aspects signaling a major change or new interest with wide impact. It warns against rash talk and quarrels, notes jealousy in private affairs, and highlights a year of opportunity for ambitious, enterprising individuals born today. mentions Isaac Hull as a notable nativity. It then shifts to a 1933 annual financial report for Arthage Township, Athens County Ohio, listing salaries, taxes, and township debts, with figures detailing general property tax, road maintenance, and total receipts and payments.
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Cogn Chasete
L.poe
Sas
Seber Oor Silet
Ota
Einameen Bighuage
Can- Balance Depository
Eee
Alaska’s Summer Garden Wonders Shared at School
Edgar C. Raine told Athens students that Alaska hosts flowers and vegetables in summer despite deep winter cold. He described midnight tennis and baseball and noted scarce apples, with rhubarb so large it could be used as umbrellas. The talk featured slides of glaciers, totem poles, and unique Alaskan life.
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Alaska
Athens
Edgar C. Raine
Raine
Klondike
Skagway
Arctic Circle
Dress design description with elegant silhouette and lace
A slender style dress for a heavy figure features a balanced hip-line and deep V-neck with delicate lace. The design is showcased in bright silk, sheer, or cotton prints, popular this season, including polka dot patterns.
The Plains Team Falls to Zanesville Visitors 92 to 31
A team of colored basketball players from Zanesville defeated The Plains Rov ers here Saturday night by a 92 to 31 score. The item notes social bridge and hosting details from local residents, including Mrs Herman Humphrey and participants at her bridge club event.
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the Plains
Zanesville
Plains Rovers
Herman Humphrey
Bridge Club
Masters
Harry Masters
Floyd Linscott
Tom Marcinko
Eddie Cargo
Herbert Spitzer
Humphrey
Charles Gaston
Athens
George Shamel
Elizabeth Hawk
Residents and visitors frequent Durant property area
March reports show Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cunningham moved into the Durant property. Parkersburg visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christy and daughter Nita Kay. Others relocated homes or traveled to Athens and Parkersburg. Kate Dorsey funeral in Pittsburgh is noted.
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Guysville
Ward Cunningham
Durant
Kenneth Christy
Nita Kay
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cc. C. Christy
Iva Moorehead
Coolville
L. D. Robinson
Bruce Chapman
Chapmans
Carthage Township
Garnet Brett
Georgia Williard
Athens
Benny Hutchinson
Ewert Christy
Vern Bernard
Glen Bean
Emory Bean
Taylor Ridge Briefs
Mrs. Dora Heskin visited Greens Run with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Leake. John Davie and Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis visited William Swarts at Jacksonville. Dwight Smith stayed with PF M Smiths at Bishopville. Vern Kempton and family spent Sunday with John Kempton in Athens. Arthur Palmer and children and Bert Palmer visited George Herbst.
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Bert Palmer
George Herbst
97 000 Killed In Accidents In Past Year
Dr Eugene Willison National Red Cross representative spoke to the Athens Kiwanis Club on last year's accidental death toll about 97 000 people. He cited 32 000 deaths on streets and highways and 23 000 at home. He urged public education to prevent accidents and explained basic first aid and how to respond at an accident scene.
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United States
Eugene Willison
National Red Cross
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Berry
Willison
Red
CWA
Red Cross
Fagles Initiate Two and Elect Five New Members
At F. O. E. 820 meeting in the Eagles Hall last night two men were initiated and five new candidates elected. Initiated were John Bod ley of the McBee Binder Company and Dan Shay foreman of the Luh rig Mine. Reports on Sunday district initiation were presented.
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Eagles Hall
John Bodley
McBee Binder Company
Dan Shay
Luh Rig
Winter Snow Deepens in Athens District
A blanket of snow covered the Athens District this morning as more snow continued to fall promising ongoing wintry weather. Temperatures rose briefly to 43 degrees but did not melt the snowfall. Wednesday night dropped to 28 with limited Thursday warming. Two inches added today on top of an inch and a half from Wednesday. colder weather is forecast for Thursday and warmer conditions Friday.
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Athens
Scarlet fever case reported on Church Street
The office of Dr. J M Higgins county health commissioner reports one new scarlet fever case on Church Street in the city. One suspected diphtheria case and several whooping cough cases have also been noted locally.
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J. M. Higgins
Church Street
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