Gallia County Candidates Compile Expense Accounts
Primary costs in Gallia County on May 10 totaled about 2148 dollars for candidates. Republicans led in spending with C B Allen at 218 06. Ellis Hemrick 139 90. Earl Moore 124 08. Vernon McCoy 130 70. Democrats spent less, Henry A Saunders top at 54 58. Lawson 52 33. no expense for Hanson or Calahan. Other GOP expenditures listed include Carter 84 80. Evans 106 33. Siders 73 54. Queen 26. Barry 20 58. White 17 93. Hall 65 50. Mackenzie 67 15. and many more names with varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Allen
Ellis Hemrick
Earl Moore
Vernon H. McCoy
Fred E. Cherrington
Henry A. Saunders
L. D. Lawson
J. T. Hanson
J. T. Calahan
L. E. Carter
J. H. Evans
L. M. Siders
L. M
John F. White
C. O. Harrison
Margaret McCormick
KH. E. Myers
F. A. Saskine
R. A. Howell
Clifford Kerns
Howard V. Gates
Edward N. Leonard
Lawrence B. Pinkerham
Victor J. Niday
Floyd W. Irion
Haskell Wells
H. A. Wedemeyer
Elmer Hatfield
William H. Livasy
Heber D. McClusky
H. E. Shaver
E. L. McCormick
L. A. Lawless
J. E. Kail
Goldie V. Niday
Walter S. Davis
George Bovie
W. T. Wells
O. E. Russell
G. R. Phillips
Offenders Fewer In Gallipolis Liquor Court
Gallipolis on May 24 reports no liquor offenders in police court over the weekend. Judge A J Stormont cites a low mood reducing offenders, noting similar gaps in 1932. He says many failing to pay fines can no longer work on city projects, and suspending fines with future assessment helps keep offenders out of court.
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Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Oalice
Stormont
ZEMO 10 Relieve Itching Eczema Ad
Soothing healing ZEMO used in thousands of homes to stop itching burn and heat, clear rashes ringworm pimples and scalp irritations. Twenty years ofremarkable success. Available at all druggists 35c 60c 1.00Adv.
Better Play Plans Made for Youth
Gallipolis aims to improve youth facilities with a summer baseball schedule starting Monday at the Fourth Street field by Chicamauga Creek. Ten teams, including high school and grammar school groups, will play two 7 inning games nightly, with prizes for fielding and hitting.
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Gallipilis
Lottie Myers
Gallipolis
Fourth Street
Chicamauga Creek
Myers
Gallipolis High School
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Gallipolis
Memorial Day events in Gallipolis include Judge R J Mauck delivering the address at Pine Street Cemetery. The parade forms in front of the City Building at dawn with G A R Spanish American War Veterans American Legion and auxiliary Scout groups, marching to the Doughboy Memorial for an 8 15 service.
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Gallipolis
R. J. Mauck
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Pine Street Cemetery
Paul Wetherholt
American Legion
Amxiliary
Spy and
Girl Scouts
Doughboy Memorial
Pine Street
Second Street
Masonic Drum and Bugle Corps
O. H. Ik
Second
Fourth
O. H. E. Band
Judge Mauck
First Baptist Church
George Sagen
American Legion Post
Cigaret licenses sold in Gallipolis on first day
Gallipolis May 24 On opening day of 1932 33 cigarette license sales reached 15 percent of last year total per County Auditor S F White. Forty five licenses were issued countywide for the previous licensing period and the retailer license is 25 dollars while the wholesaler license is 100 dollars. Fewer fees are expected to boost purchases by filling station operators and store proprietors.
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Gallipolis
S. F. White
Rio Grande District adds three one room schools in Raccoon Township
Gallipolis May 24 Three one room schools Harrisburg Koontz and No 9 in Raccoon Township join the Rio Grande School District. Harrisburg is taught by A J Glassburn Koontz by Ruth Shon and No 9 by Margaret Jones. Miss Jones joins Rio Grande faculty. About 60 pupils are enrolled. Three township schools remain after consolidation.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon Township
Rio Grande
IE. W. Edwards
Harrisburg
A. J. Glassburn
Koontz
Ruth Shon
Margaret Jones
Miss Jones
Mills Sees Rise in Real Estate Collections in Gallia County
Gallia County treasurer LF Mills reports real estate tax collections are rising as June nears. He says June payments have been made daily since February's December tax settlement and will likely extend until July 20, following the county commissioners usual practice of extending the deadline by a month.
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Gallipolis
LF. Mills
Mills
Gallia
One Room Gregory School Closes Late After Fire
Thirty Gallia County students at the Gregory School in Guyan Township can not end term on time after the one room schoolhouse burned last fall. Mrs Clara Johnson Moore taught the school which remains open only to recover lost time. many country schools have already closed, Cheshire High School ending last Friday.
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Gregory
Clara Johnson Moore
Gallia County
E. W. Edwards
Cheshire
Chauncey Dover District to Get Flour Wednesday
Government supplies of flour will be distributed through the Red Cross in the Chauncey-Dover district on Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6:30. Distribution points include Chauncey Millfield Sugar Creek and Beaumont. Two weeks earlier more than one thousand 50‑pound sacks were distributed in the same area.
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Chauncey
Red Cross
Chauncey-Dover
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Beaumont
Miners to Attend Jacksonville Meeting
Chauncey May 24 A mass meeting of miners of the district has been announced for Wednesday afternoon in the grove at Jacksonville. The program lists representatives of Governor White and miners in the vicinity are urged to attend with a record attendance anticipated.
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Chauncey
Grove
Jacksonville
Governor White
Chauncey Church Plans May Fellowship Night
Chauncey Church of Christ announces May Fellowship Night for Tuesday May 24 led by Reverend Miles Hoon. Program committee includes Ruth Fiske Dane Oan berne Frank Millington and Charlies Sweeney with social hour by Frank Sands Watt Ferrel and Sam Tippett. Invitation to Bible School and church congregation and friends.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Community Notes From Chauncey Area This Week
Sunday picnic near Marietta with Mr and Mrs George Williamson and family plus Mr and Mrs James Williamson Jr and son Jimmy. Reverend Clarence Way preached at Chauncey Church of God. Nearby visits include Guy Richardson from Columbus and Noah Harvey’s family in Lancaster. Nurse trainee Louise Dew finished training in Lancaster. Chauncey Dew sisters visited relatives in Corning. Mrs Edward Minister recovering from illness. Elizabeth Knode and Helen Howard attended a D A R meeting in Athens.
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Lee Schoonover
Addie Tiipett
Channery
Nelsonville
George Williamaon
Do Ann
Buddy
James Williamaon
Jimmy
Marietta
Clarence Way
Chauncey Church of God
Guy Richardson
Columbus
Chauncey
Ideorge Richardson
Noah Harvey
Margaret Kranyik
Andrew Kranyik
Lancaster
Misa Louise Dew
Alice
Louise Dew
Corning
Hutson Dew
Edward Minister
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Athens
Gallia County Court Sees Brief Criminal Docket Lull
Gallia County Common Pleas Court has no criminal cases for three weeks per the clerk Margaret B. McCormick docket. Only two criminal transcripts reached from justices of the peace since May 1, both from Magistrate Fred Millison in Gallipolis Township, sent May 2.
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Gallipolis
Gailia County
Rush Gallia Roads Many Men Are Being Given Jobs On County System
Gallia County payroll for the first half of May reached 1907.75 with 67 men employed on new construction. Funds came from the county repair fund 1346.85 and gasoline tax 560.90. Work began resurfacing Road 262 Chillicothe Road on Monday under supervision of County Surveyor F A Haskins.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
F. A. Haskins
Chillicothe Road
Five and a half pound son born at Holzer Hospital
A five and one half pound boy named William was born Saturday night at Holzer Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Rairden of Point Pleasant West Virginia. Mr Rairden is Mason County prosecuting attorney. The report also notes convalescence of Mrs Carl Stickney Athens and movement of Mrs O M Carter Rio Grande home from hospital. Catherine Hayward to spend the summer with her parents after arriving recently. Rev and Mrs George Sagen left for a Baptist convention in Columbus and will return Thursday.
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William
Holzer Hospital
William Rairden
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Rairden
Mason County
Carl Stickney
Athens
O. M. Carter
Rio Grande
Catherine Hayward
W. N Hayward
Simonson
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
George Sagen
License Funds In Gallia County Totaled 8500
Gallia County received about 3500 in motor vehicle license funds. A warrant for 800 was credited to the Gallia fund. A 2678.45 warrant was distributed with 702.41 to Gallipolis and 33.60 to Vinton. The remaining balance was placed in the county road fund.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia Fund
Vinton
Parsonage Raid Triggers Pastor's Resignation In Elmsford
Rev. Drr. Weasley Soper 20 abruptly left his Dutch Reformed post after deacons raided a parsonage gathering in a dark room. A 28 page statement defends his actions while alleging critics are prudes. He now resides with his father in New Jersey as a successor is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmsford
U.P
Weasley Soper
Dutch Reformed Church
Soper
Merrit A. Soper
Congregational Church
Chester
N. J
Hera
J. F. Rottman
Deacon C. A. Reiter
Miss Lorene Loree Leaves Chauncey for Londonderry
Miss Lorene Loree, recent Chauncey-Dover High School graduate of class of ’82, departs Chauncey for home in Londonderry Ohio. She travels with Carroll Tippett and family from Chauncey and with Mrs Rose Poling and Florence Ricketts from Laurelville. The Tippetts stop in Laurelville for dinner hosted by Mrs Poling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loreence
Chauncey-Dover High School
Londonderry
Ohile
Carroll Tippett
Sam Tippett
Margaret Tippett
Rose Poling
Florence Ricketts
Laurelville
Tippett
Chauncey Pythian Sisters to be entertained Thursday
Past Chiefs Club of Chauncey Pythian Sisters will be entertained Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Lucy Howard in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Chauncey Pythian Sisters
Lucy Howard
Millfield
Lorain Garment Co Resumes Full Time Work
The Lorain Garment Company restored full time operation as 72 employees returned to work after seven idle weeks. Officials cited a large order for women's winter coats as the reason for reopening.
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Lorain
Lorain Garment Company
Chauncey visit for Eliza beth Knode and Helen Howard
Mrs Eliza beth Knode and Miss Helen Howard of Chauncey were hosted by their brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs John M Howard in Ames at the end of the week.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Knode
Misa Helen Howard
John M. Howard
Amesville
Allison Reelected GALLIPOLIS Republicans Name Leaders
Dr. T. J. Allison of Rio Grande was reelected chairman at the Gallia County Republican Central Committee meeting held Saturday. Mrs Ruby Plummer of Ward 3A was chosen secretary. Carlton McCormick Martin Wollborn F. M. Millison Robert Campbell and J. Ed Bing were elected to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
T. J. Allison
Rio Grande
Mias Ruby Plummer
Ward 3A
Gallia County
Republican Central Committee
Carli McCormick
Martin Wollborn
F. M. Millison
Robert Campbell
J. Ed Bing
divorces filed in Gallipolis Common Pleas Court
Over the weekend two divorce suits were filed. Mildred L. Atkinson seeks divorce and alimony from Forest G. Atkinson. Lula Smith seeks divorce and alimony from Clinton Smith.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Mildred L. Atkinson
Forest G. Atkinson
Lula Smith
Clinton Smith
Luncheon Planned by St. Sylvester's Ladies of Za leaki
The ladies of St. Sylvester's congregation Za leaki will serve luncheon on Decoration Day at 11 a.m.
Cupid's Stock Up Judge Clark Issues Two Marriage Licenses
Pro bate Judge James Clark issued marriage licenses over the week end to Jerry Lee 34 coal miner Corbin Ky and Ruby Blanton 25 housekeeper Gallipolis and to William Biffie 21 farmer Point Pleasant W Va and Lorena Hall 23 seamstress Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
James Clark
Jerry Lee
Corbin
Ruby Blanton
William Biffie
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Lorena Hall
Schoonovers dine with Hicks kin near New Marshfield
Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover and Miss Forreat Schoonover of Chauncey were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Hicks near New Marshfield. The Hicks family formerly lived in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Forreat Schoonover
William Hicks
New Marshfield
Hicks
Dinner guests hosted by the Bryans of Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan Sr of Chauncey entertained Sunday at dinner with guests Mike Curran and son Patty from Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan Jr and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Poling of Lancaster, plus Mrs. LD Southerton of Sand Ridge.
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Chauncey
Joe Bryan
Mike Curran
Patty
Baby
Clarence Poling
Lancaster
Mr. Curran
LD. Southerton
Sand Ridge
Local Visits and Moves Shaped Weekend Plans
Mrs. Joe Palla and her son visited Bailey Run relatives Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hands. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bell and Miss Clara Bell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders in Trimble Heights. Mrs. Andy Kish plans to move her family to Cleveland this week.
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Joe Palla
Bailey Run
Charles Hands
W. A. Bell
Clara Bell
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Andy Kish
Cleveland
Vitality of gangshot victim shocks Akron doctors
Sam Radak, 41, credited with remarkable recovery after five bullets pierced his body April 30. Physicians at Akron hospital reported his discharge fully recovered and surprised by his endurance.
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Akron
Sam Radak
Athens Messenger Names Millfield Staff Editor
The Athens Messenger announces c S BRADETELD and Jn Messenger as staff channels for Millfield assignments, signaling changes in the newsroom team and coverage reach for local news.
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Millfield
The
Mlainster
Athens Messenger
Charity Dance Nets Liberal Food Supply
Chauncey Dover Charities sponsored a dance at the Harvey Dance Pavilion with a food admission of one pound. The event netted six bushels of food and two dozen loaves of bread, including beans rice canned goods and fruit. The donation supports meals at seven Chauncey Dover area schools feeding needy children. A local orchestra provided music for the 8:30 to 12 event.
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Chauncey
Harvey Dance
Chauncey Dover Charities
Chauncey + Dover
Circle HN
East Milfield
West Milfield
Big Hailey
Mar
Picnic Luncheon Recipes and Tomato Salad Prep
The Day suggests picnic friendly menus with a potato salad as a staple. A tomato stuffed with ham celery and eggs is prepared by halving, cleaning, mixing with salad dressing, and chilling in baking cups. Boiled dressing is preferred over mayonnaise for stability. Sandwiches with olives, pimentos, and cream cheese with chopped nuts and lettuce accompany the salad.
Pressure cooking makes new shredded biscuit tastier
Kellogg introduces a pressure cooked whole wheat biscuit with crisper texture and richer flavor. Each 15 biscuit package fits cereal bowls, certified by Philadelphia Medical Arts Lab for food value. Boosts digestibility and versatile for breakfast or snacks.
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Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Medical Arts Laboratory of
Philadelphia
Battle Creek
Picnic Menu Items Appear in A Historic Meal Record
The excerpt lists a sequence of meals with named dishes such as Cip cakes and cookies for snacks, a breakfast spread with chilled tomato juice cereal cream cottage ham soft eggs and reheated rolls, a luncheon of creamed crab meat and rice cabbage salad raisin bread lemonade and a dinner of broiled hamburger steak grilled apricots new potatoes parsley sauce lettuce with French dressing waffles and milk.
Chocolate Cup Cakes from a Simple Recipe
A practical recipe yields ten to twelve cakes using flour, baking powder, sugar, butter, egg, vanilla, milk, and chocolate. Mix dry ingredients, cream butter and sugar, melt chocolate, then combine with wet ingredients and dry mix. Bake in muffin cups about fifteen minutes, then top with boiled icing.
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Bolles
Onty
George N. Bolles
W. F. Ripley
Ripley
Hotel Lafayette
Messenger
Gallipolis Junior High School Athletic Association
Golf Club
Chicaumauga Creek
White
Isaac Wilson
Tudor
Fred R. Beasley
NEC
Seue
Gallia Kids
Sali
Majyoy
Guyan Township
Iowa
Monroe Mills
Crown City
Allison Reelected
Cupid’s
Clark
C. S. Bradeteld, Jn
Chauncey Dover
Ristown
Kellogg’s
Anne Adams
the Athens Messenger
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