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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1937

Page

6

Four Offices Open Politics Remain Quiet in Gallipolis

Gallipolis voters face a city primary on August 10 for three city commissioner seats and a municipal judge post under a nonpartisan ballot. Current officials Bush Ingels Myers and Judge Stormont may run again, while the county retains no primary. The city plan, a long standing charter form, keeps the county out of primaries and grants the commission broad appointing power over city posts.

Gallipolis Gallia Andrew J. Stormont Boards of Education Ohio

Holzer Heads Drive for Ohio Supreme Court Amendment

Dr. Charles E. Holzer of Gallipolis named to a state committee backing a proposed Ohio Constitution amendment. The measure would appoint the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges by the governor instead of election. County chairman named Henry W. Cherrington of Gallia County.

Gallipolis Charles E. Holzer Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Courts of Appeal Henry W. Cherrington Galli Galli County

Howell, Howell Wed in Gallipolis in July ceremony

Leroy H. Howell of Newark New Jersey and Rebekah M. Howell of Covington Tennessee wed Saturday afternoon at Rev Willis L Stafford's home in Thurman The couple was attended by Dorothy Lewis Red Cross director Gallipolis and Howell is Rio Grande College campaign manager The pair plan to live in Gallipolis for the year Alice Burdettes 26 Point Pleasant WestVirginia suffered a severe leg injury in a car crash and was admitted to Holzer Hospital late Saturday night

Gallipolis Leroy H. Howell Newark N. J Rebekah M. Howell Covington Alice Burdette Point Pleasant W. Va Holzer Hospital

Red Cross Work in Gallia Ends May 13

Gallia County Red Cross rehabilitation work will cease May 15, announced Dorothy Lewis in charge. Payments to flood sufferers total slightly over $30,000. No further registrations will be accepted and the six case workers will push to finish by the stated date.

Gallipolis Red Cross Gallia County Dorothy Lewis

Annual Play Day At Rio Grande College Draws Wide Attendance

Gallipolis news notes Rio Grande College hosts Annual Play Day under the Women's Athletic Association led by Dean E Coons and Donna Daniels. High schools from Mercerville Cadmus New Boston Jackson Rutland Gallipolis Thurman Sciotoville Windsor Portsmouth Wilson Town ship Wellston Hamden Coalton Bidwell participate in volleyball horseshoes shuffleboard badminton and dartboard. Eva Payne of Bidwell is top scorer with 67 points in second year honor.

Gallipolis Rio Grande College Mercerville Cadmus New Boston Jackson Rutland Thurman Sciotoville Windsor Portsmouth Washington Township Wellston Hamden Coalton Bidwell Rio Grande Women’s Athletic Association of the College Dean E. Coons Donna Daniels Vivian Johnson Centerville Edith Allman Edith Nuckles Hazel McCall Betty Phillips Anna Bradbury Virginia Fulton Dorothy Angell Rena Carter Mary Aarons Marjorie Eberts Eva Payne

Old Gallia County Home Destroyed by Fire

Fire destroyed the Thomas homestead at Tyn Rhos near Gallipolis, likely from a kitchen spark. David Thomas and his nephew Emory Thomas, 17, were away farming. wind spread flames to the smokehouse and chicken house, leaving ashes and loss of furnishings and church records. An insured, but undercovered, estate. a gun survived. Also, Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce plans to push Gallipolis as 1938 Ohio State Odd Fellows Convention site.

Gallipolis Thomas Tyn Rhos David Thomas Emory Thomas Tyn Rhos Welsh John Jones Young Thomas Dan W. Thomas Elizabeth Housh Homer W. Walter

American Hero crossword clues reveal naval leader and era terms

Crossword themed around an American hero with horizontal and vertical clues. Clues reference a rear admiral figure, wartime and poetic terms, with entries including states of action and various objects, hinting at a biographical or historical puzzle context.

Ohio bridge and creek repairs planned for flood reach

A May 30 plan details work on river crossings in Gallia County Ohio including widening rip-rap reinforcement for box culverts at Teens Run Bayer's Run Fullers Run Rock Run Long Run Clark Run Evans Run Mill Creek Georges Creek and Lime Kiln Creek. New concrete bridges over Raccoon Creek near Gray Chapel and Addison require earth moving rock retaining walls and stronger approaches. Kyger Creek Bridge below Cheshire and Clipper Mill near Addison must be reinforced with rock. Chickamauga Bridge at Gallipolis linking Brandstetter Heights to the city needs a new structure due to rising waters and crumbling abutments.

Page One Raccoon Thivener Teens Run Bayer's Run Fullers Run Rock Run Long Run Clark Run Evans Run Mill Creek Georges Creek Lime Kiln Creek Jenkins Chickamauga Gallipolis Brandstetter Heights

Torch Personal and Brief Social Notes

Torch notes report church services at Baptist Church on Sunday May 2 and a mid year missionary meeting of the Marietta Baptist Association at Liberty Church near Marietta. Local residents engage in home improvements and wells drilling with Ed Byron of Stewart as the driller. Social visits include Miss Emma Stout at E H Stout’s Coolville home and greetings from Belpre and Parkersburg visitors. High water on Hocking River disrupted school busses and there was no school due to the field meet. Howard Dewees traveled to Washington DC after vacation here.

Baptist Church Cyrus Jones Marietta Hocking River Howard Dewees Washington, D. C Gertrude Drain Belpre R. D Bernice Woodburn Parkersburg Lucy Coleman Helen Horton Eleanor Burd Little Hocking Smith Home S. P. Bingman Nettie Smith Bethel Ridge Fred Gillilan

Ring of destiny honors a quiet betrothal in New York

In a New York moment Joan and Bob confirm their engagement with a diamond ring. a private present signals deeper commitment as they plan a weeklong retreat and note upcoming travel to Bella Terra with Norton from the coast. Meanwhile a dust storm in Lamar, Colorado, prompts issuance of new automobile license plates.

Bob Joan Jay Walkers Lamar Col U.P Colorado

Gallipolis Women Fishermen Seek Bait with Hip Boots

Two avid followers of Izaak Walton in Gallipolis, Mrs. Lewis C. Bean and Mrs. John Gwinn, wife of the city manager, wade in seining minnows for bait. They equip hip boots and seldom return empty handed with good strings of fish.

Gallipolis Izaak Walton Lewis C. Bean John Gwinn

Barsotti Seeks Divorce After Knife Tossing Allegations

Gino Barsotti, a Kananga service station operator, files for divorce from wife Mayme McCarley Barsotti claiming she repeatedly tossed sharp knives ice picks and edged weapons at him during conversations. The filing seeks to sever marital ties in Gallia County.

Gallipolis Mayme McCarley Barsotti Gino Barsotti Kananga

Ripon tobacconist cites repeal as tobacco booster

Herman Luetke a tobacconist in Ripon Wisconsin with forty five years in the trade says repeal was a strong stimulus to the use of tobacco He also notes that Prohibition was a hard blow to the tobacco trade and its merchants.

Ripon Wis U.P Herman Luetke

Covered Wagon trailer coaches offered by Athens concern

J. E. Roberts of The Covered Wagon Company announces Athens Concern will act as a dealer for four trailer coach models at McFarland Chevrolet on West Union Street opposite the fairgrounds. The Custom Deluxe Master and Standard models feature varying levels of living amenities, with intelligent trailer selection and dependable service emphasized.

McFarland Chevrolet West Union Street Athens Fairgrounds J. E. Roberts Covered Wagon Company Mount Clemens Mich Roberts

Hydrants Painted in Alliance City Proper

City Manager John Gwinn ordered 102 fire hydrants in Alliance to receive aluminum paint coats. The move aims to improve appearance and preservation of municipal water access.

What’s on the Air Radio Schedule and Variety Lineup

The listing showcases daytime radio programs including The Three Spades, Jackson and Jarrett, Home Hour, Betty and Bob Pepper, Young and Perkins, Vie and Sade, The O Neills, DeVore Sisters, Kitty Keene, Fhilow the Moon, Guiding Light, Mary Marlin, Mary Sothern, Singing Lady, Orphan Annie, Larry and Sue, Tommy and Betty, The In-Laws, Lowell Thomas, The Johnsons, Lum and Abner, Bob Newhall, Russ Morgan, Edgar A. Guest, Ben Bernie, Mysteries Follies, Jimmy Fidler, Amos n Andy, Dance Music, Paul Sullivan, and Moon River.

Three Spades Jackson Jarrett Betty and Bob Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vie Sade the O'Neills DeVore Sisters Kitty Keene Moon Guiding Light Mary Marlin Mary Sothern Lady Orphan Annie Larry and Sue Tommy and Betty Lowell Thomas the Johnsons Lum and Abner Bob Newhall Russ Morgan Edgar A Edgar A. Guest Ben Bernie Ben Bernie Mysteries Jimmy Fidler Vie and Sede Amos ‘N Andy Paul Sullivan String Quartet M Dance WLW CBS NBC Tito Guitar Tommy and U. S. Army Band Paul Douglas Wayne King Modern Music Amos ‘N’ Anfy Andre Baruch Barron Orch Madhatterfields Jean Sablon Freeman Orch Newman Orch Ravel Crosby Orch James Orch Breeze Orch

Waikiki Wedding at Athena Feature Catalogs Gay Romcom

Review highlights the tuneful romance of Bing Crosby and Shirley Ross in Waikiki Wedding at the Athena Theater with Bob Burns Martha Raye and dancer Miri Rei. Frank Tuttle directs with vibrant photography and exotic dances while songs by Robin Rainger add big hit appeal. Nearby notes: Gallipolis hosts Mount Zion Ladies' Aid chicken supper May 6 and Melbourne milk champ Murray Cheers drinks 40 quarts in 17 hours for cinema prize.

Waikiki Pineapple Bing Crosby Bob Burns Martha Raye Shirley Ross Athena Theater Crosby Miss Ross Burns Miss Raye Frank Tuttle Miri Rei Okolehao Robin Rainger Gallipolis Mount Zion Melbourne U.P Murray Oakleigh

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