Tax Rules Exempt Vegetable Plants For Farmers In Ohio
Ohio sales tax guidance lists exemptions for vegetable plants when sold to farmers or horticulturists or used on the farm. Greenhouse sales to nonfarmers are taxable, while small on-farm greenhouses retain farm-produce status. Nursery stock is taxable retail. fruit trees exempt only to farmers. The ruling covers oaths, tax card usage, and license verification for vendors.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
W EH Gee
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Gee
Gallia County
Local notes include births visits and church events
Lucy Guthrie returns from Guthrie Hospital after minor operation. A baby is born to Ralph and Mrs. Golden. Church activities include Orange Church service in Holman absence and Lawrence Chapel homecoming August 14 with district superintendent Robert Foster. Numerous visits and dinners among families from Coolville Amesville Ireland Radnor Athens and Akron. Wesley Players in Athens drawn with proceeds of 24.80.
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Harold
Bernice Metcalf
Long Bottom
Lawrence Chapel
Robert Foster
Portsmouth
Mary Stout
Lillie Davis
Coolville
Rexal Boggs
L. T. Runion
Henry Snyder
Reedaville
Myrtle Murphy
Netta Nichoson
Guysville
Oryn Watkins
Billy
Amesville
Roger Clark
Baby
Ireland
Emerson Stout
Nina Barnhert
Kathleen Austin
Akron
Thelma
Emma Bailey
Max Swindler
Radnor
Ohio
O. L. Davis
Gien White
Guy
Earl White
Athens
Frank Caldwell
Frank Kille
New Asbury
Lennie Sharp
Snyder
United Brethren Church
Lena Clark
Carrie Gainer
John Gaston
Jess Minerd
Esther Grace
Roy Bush
Racine
John Archer
William Lawrence
Frank Lawrence
Wesley Players of
Gallia School Boards Name Teaching Staffs
Gallia County districts set 3 PM May 15 meeting times for Addison and Greenfield teachers. Listed Addison Rural staff include O'Hara Bunce Miller George and Fulton. Greenfield staff include Shelton Hayden Wagner Wickline. Also Cheshire High School seniors stage Aunt Samantha Rules the Roosts Thursday at 8 PM. marriage licenses issued to Deepping Sawyer Bays Green Rodger and Thom.
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Gallipolis
Clay
White Throne
Addison
Greenfield
H. Bion Bradbury
Addison Rural
Clair O'Hara
MR. Bunce
Pearl Miller
Clarence George
Hobart Fulton
Luther Shelton
Dallas Hayden
Mary Ada Wagner
Violet Wickline
Cheshire High School
Samantha
Harris M. Deepping
Ruth Elise Sawyer
Galtia Academy
Raymond Bays
Rock Camp
Ohio
Bossie Green
Isaac Green
Cadmus
J. T. Rodgera
Vinton Farmer
Lillie Thom Cutehaw
Vinton
Dynamite Blast Injures Miner in Meigs County
Edward Parker, 55, of Minersville, Meigs County, suffered eye injuries when a dynamite charge exploded prematurely while blasting rock. He was moved to Holzer Hospital where doctors hoped to save his sight.
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Gallipolis
Edward Parker
Minersville
Meigs County
Parker
Holzer Hospital
Mineral School graduates receive eighth grade diplomas
Eighth grade pupils of Mineral School were awarded diplomas at New Marshfield on Thursday night. The class includes Jack Shingler Dwight Shingler Charles Buckley Clyde Ely Walter Giffin Charles Woods Billy Addis James Clark Janie Buckley Ruth Pratt Ollie Belle Martin and Roy Taylor.
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Mineral
Jack Shingler
Dwight Shingler
Charles Buckley
Clyde Ely
Walter Giffin
Charles Woods
Billy Addis
James Clark
Janie Buckley
Ruth Pratt
Ollie Belle Martin
Roy Taylor
Mineral School
New Marshfield
Marty
Frank Morrison
Leo Leonard
Columbus
Zellman Crow
Hadley Ely
W. A. Woods
Frances Bodkin
Athens
William Shingler
William Woods
Logan
Virgil Shingier
William Jackson
Lolabell Chesser
Leonard Conkey
Gilouster
Mary L. Karr
Dean White
Lawrence White
Albany
Eunice
C. M. Buckley
Homer
Land Bank suit filed in Gallipolis over loan default
Judge W R White certified a $1943.26 debt in the Federal Land Bank of Louisville suit against Robert and Catherine Campbell. The amount must be paid within three days or the property, leased to Ohio Fuel Gas Co, would be sold. Fred Smith was barred from claims due to a missing cross petition. Eskimo fact note appears unrelated.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Robert
Catherine Campbell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Fred Smith
Torch School Closes With Final Day Picnic
Torch School ended the year Friday with a closing picnic for teachers, parents, and pupils. Eighth graders graduating include Joanna and Maxwell Bailey Vernon Blue Edward Hammer and Frances Scott. Local notices report church society meeting and upcoming P T Club event with a guitar orchestra.
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TORCH
Joanna
Maxwell Bailey
Vernon Blue
Edward Hammer
Frances Scott
M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society
Ira Barrows
P. T. Club
Eliabeth Hammer
J. E. Hamilton
Raymond Perrine
Alum
Newport
Asa Long
Mary Gibbs
Hockingport
R. D
Frank Russell
Slot Machines Confiscated At Gallipolis Station
Two slot machines were seized by city police from the Drummond Filling Station at Sycamore and Second Streets. A five cent machine and a one cent machine with a full jackpot were held at the station for the concession owner to claim. Loren Fraley opened the Pine Street filling station formerly run by Verne McCoy with a Jackson company leasing the site and Robert Sibley assisting in the business. Nellie Wright filed for divorce from Everette Wright in Winfield West Virginia alleging failure to provide with temporary alimony and attorney fees. they wed in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Drummond
Sycamore
Second Second Streets
Loren Fraley
Pine Street
Verne McCoy
Jackson
Fraley
Robert Sibley
Nellie Wright
Everette Wright
Winfield
W. Va
Prisoner Recovers Memory in Gallipolis
A jail inmate claimed Monday to be Orton Ludwik of Mortontown New Jersey near Chesterfield. He had been brought to Ewington after losing memory and fearing contact, and officials are verifying the identification.
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Gallipolis
E E. Hatfield
Orton Ludwik
Mortontown
N. J
Chesterfield
Ewington
Judgment Sought on Cognovit Note in Common Pleas
Howard Moore seeks a $500 judgment in common pleas court against O. E. Sprague and Lela Sprague on a cognovit note dated 1929. The case records indicate the note's creation year and the defendants named in the action.
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Gallipolis
Howard Moore
O. E
Lela Sprague
Mother's Day Observance At Zion Baptist Church
Mrs Gerald Mc Harg Mrs W E Dicken and Mrs Harry Moore led the Mother's Day program at Zion Baptist Church. Eighty five persons attended. Carnations were given to all mothers. The Bible class presented teacher Frances Gabriel a gift basket. Pastor Rev Guss Graham and superintendent W E Dicken spoke.
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Chauncey
Gerald McHarg
W. E. Dicken
Harry Moore
Zion Baptist Church
Mother's
Frances Gabriel
Guss Graham
Eight Mines Working in CHAUNCEY District
Chauncey Mine No 25 of Manhattan Coal Co is idle again Tuesday. Only eight mines reported working in the district that day. Active mines include No 9 No 15 No 69 Ohio No 1 Kimberly Lubig Lick Run and Carbondale.
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Chauncey-Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Ohio
Kimberly
Lubiig Lick Run
Carbondale
Gallipolis Man Released on Bond for Concealed Weapon Charge
William Jackson colored of Bidwell was released on a $200 bond Monday after a neighbor accused him of carrying a concealed weapon.
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Gallipolis
William Jackson
Bidwell
Old Age Pension Group To Be Organized in Chauncey
Chauncey to host an old age pension organization meeting Friday at 7 30 PM in the mayor s office. Richard Brown and William Lines of the Nelsonville group will speak. Officers will be elected and plans set for Sunday meetings at the K of P building for speakers. Both men and women 60 or older invited. Chauncey committee members: William Beckier Charles Baker Charles Matheny.
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Chauncey
Richard Brown
William Lines
Nelsonville Organization
K. of P
Chauncey Committee
William Beckier
Charles Baker
Charles Matheny
Strickler Sets Topics For Evangelistic Meet
The Rev. R. F. Strickler of the Nelsonville Church of Christ leads evangelistic services at Greens Run Church of Christ with Monday’s sermon The Divine Pardon Board. Remaining topics include Spiritual Capability Palace of the Soul Mathematics of Christianity and Life's Grand Finish. Rev. Gilbert Courtney assists with nightly special music. Public invited.
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Chauncey
R. F. Strickler
Nelsonville
Gilbert Courtney
Wallace Family Visit to Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Wallace, patient at Grant Hospital, was visited in Columbus Sunday by Chauncey Wallace, Harry Wallace, Vera and Verna Wallace, Thelma Linncott, Harley Wallace, and others. Mrs. Joe Pitts of Barberton and Mrs. Joe Wallace of Hocking also visited and accompanied Mrs. Linscott home.
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Chauncey
Harry Wallace
Vera
Verna Wallace
Thelma Linncott
Harley Wallace
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Mrs Daniel Fulton Hosts Needle Club Night
Chauncey society notes Mrs Daniel Fulton to host a Wednesday needle club gathering. Many Chauncey families visited Columbus where Elizabeth Robinett remains in St Francis Hospital, with updates on Morale. Ray Rorick shows slow pneumonia recovery at home near Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Needle Club
Verne Robinett
Ronald Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Columbus
Elizabeth Robinett
St. Francis Hospital
Matheny
Robinett
Ray Rorick
Lower Plains
Betty Jane
Isabel Courtney
C. N. Sanders
Wm Millfield
Paul Theisen
Herman Theisen
Millfield
Mothers Day Observed At Millfield Church
Millfield Church of Christ held a Mother's Day program led by Rev. Miles Hoon with special songs by the choir. John Sharrick and Bart Pettit led devotions, and talks on Mother were given by Hoon and George Ford. Irene Wade and Hazel La Hugh sang a duet. Mrs. Julia Mingus and Mrs. James Kidd received recognitions. Attendance was large.
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Millfield
Millfield Church
Julia Mingus
Flowers
James Kidd
Rabid dog bites two men. authorities order killings
In Glouster David Kennedy and Howard Antle receive Pasteur treatment after a dog bite. The rabid dog was killed and its head sent to the State Health Department. A second dog linked to a Sunday bite in Fairlawn Avenue was also killed for testing. Local officers now ordered to kill dogs found running at large.
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Mad Dog
Glous
Stray
Glouster
David Kennedy
Howard Antle
Pasteur
State Department of Health
Department
Kennedy
Annie
Leonard Adams
Fairlawn Avenue
Ernest Jones
Walnut Hill
Fred Heck
Columbus
Orpah Class Hosts Social at M E Church
Orpah Class met in the M. E. Church social room Monday evening with Harriet Snyder and Verna Gibbs hosting. Irene Williams called the meeting to order in the president’s absence. Margaret Park won the Bible contest and Pauline Gamwell the musical chair contest. Ice cream cake and coffee were served.
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Glouster
Orpha
M. E. Church
Harriet Snyder
Verna Gibbs
Irene Williams
Margaret Park
Pauline Gamwell
Honor Mothers Glouster Sunday School Plants
Three mothers received potted plants at the Sunday School Mother’s Day event. Mary Vaughn, age 70s, earned oldest mother honors. Joseph Gaskalla, mother of ten, won for most children. Walter Parks, age 22, was the youngest mother present.
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Glouster
Mary Vaughn
Joseph Gaskalla
Walter Parks
Public Meeting Called in Glouster on Recreation Center Plan
Announcement from Glouster states a public meeting Wednesday at 4 PM in the high school to discuss creating a summer recreation center with sports for all ages. Residents urged to attend and help start the project. Also notes visits by local residents to Dunbar and the state capitol in Charleston.
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Glouster
Bishopville Party Honors Grace Duchs Nesday Evening
A local gathering at the Sunshine Grove in Bishopville featured cream and cake. Attendees included Mrs Carthy Ridge Mrs Riley Smith Mr Glouster Mrs Standley Mr Easter and Miss Marguerite Jones along with Frank Pedicord Jeff Hogue and others as they enjoyed a marshmallow toast.
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Smith
Carthy
Ridge
Riley
Kathleen
Glouster
Pa Glouster‑M Mason and Miss Return From Trip
Fragmented item notes Pa Glouster Mason and Miss returning from a trip with friends in an unspecified locale. Mentions visiting a number, moon on the horizon, and continuation into the other half of the month. Details are unclear.
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Glouster
Mason
Miss
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BEE' M Oil
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Miles Dyer
James Philips
Trimble
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Son Teddy
Dunbar
State Capitol
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