Gallia Candidates File Expense Accounts In County
Republican hopefuls in Gallia County filed campaign expense accounts with the election board clerk Helen Russell. Betz reported 107.30, Cargo 68.03, Niday 48.02, Ward 44.43. Clerk of courts McCormick listed 69.60, co. M Dare 74.41, Evane 60.39, Rankin 33.63, Rhodes 31.34. Recorder Rees 37.67, Cooper 55.45. Treasurer Myers 82.94, Siders 91.90, engineer Leonard 58.01, Haskins 28.38, Ewing 54.33, Jones 34.08, Wilson 34.58, Grover 20.68, Skidmore 33.48, Howell 31.00. Judge Clark 10.10. Democrats Eds 10 filing, Higgins and Davis only two county commissioners stakes.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
General Assembly
Gallia County
Helen Russell
County Board of Elections
Betz
William Cargo
Victor J. Niday
Goldia Jarvis Ward
Margaret B. McCormick
Co. M
Pete) Dare
Anna &. Evane
Tressie Rankin
Esther Rhodes
Lucille Rees
Edna Mae Cooper
E. N. Leonard
Farnom A. Haskins
George P. Ewing
Dan Jones
G. B. Wilson
Jerry Grover
O. Skidmore
John W. Howell
James S. Clark
Edward W. Eds
Robert Bel
Cabbage arrives for WPA surplus in Gallia County
Several thousand pounds of cabbage arrived at the Logan Furniture factory building this Tuesday morning to be distributed by W. J. Woods as superintendent of surplus commodities under the WPA in Gallia County. This is the first green vegetables receipt this spring after shipments of oatmeal beans peas and canned beef.
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Gallipolis
Logan Furniture Factory
W. J. Woods
WPA
Gallia County
Woods
Local campaign spending reported for several Ohio county offices
Higgins spent 14.58 and incumbent Davis 4.58. John Halliday listed no expenses. Earl V Campbell running against Elmer F Hatfield for sheriff spent 9. Goldie B Niday, county recorder nominee, has not filed. Vera Simms Ballard spent 15.24 for filing advertising and cards. Frank H Fowler won central committeeman with 5 expenses. Truman Burnett spent 5. M Higgins in Fourth Ward A Gallipolis elected with 1.35. De Kalb Hughes Walnut Township spent 3. Pete Plymale Fourth Ward B Gallipolis selected Republican central committeeman spent 1. A B Cremeens Cheshire Township became Democratic central committeeman and spent 2.
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Higgins
Davis
John Halliday
Earl V. Campbell
Elmer F. Hatfield
Goldie B. Niday
Vera Simms Ballard
Frank H. Fowler
Kananga
Truman Burnett
Addison Precinct
M. F. Higgi
Gallipolis
DeKalb Hughes
Walnut Township
David ‘'Pete
Plymale
B. Cremeens
Cheshire Township
Auto theft arraignment in Gallipolis on $300 bond
Lewin Davis of Gallipolis appeared before Justice Fred Millis on a charge of auto theft brought by Gilbert Hager of Kananga. Davis pleaded not guilty and was held to the grand jury on a $300 bond.
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Gallipolis
Lewin Davis
Fred Millis
Gilbert Hager
Kananga
Davis
Marriage license issued to Tomko and Lyons in Gallipolis
A marriage license was issued to Joseph F. Tomko 21 a Huntington clerk and Helen Lyons 19 in Gallipolis with guardian consent by Florence Walker.
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Gallipolis
Joseph F. Tomko
Huntington
W. Va
Helen Lyons
Florence Walker
Steel capacity in Youngstown district dips to 75 percent
Steel operations in the district opened this week at 75 percent capacity, down from 80 percent at opening and below the prior week’s 77 percent average, as mill managers reported Monday.
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Youngstown
Unclear New York Dinner Scene With Madame and Guests
In a bustling Village restaurant Ivan's, Gail and Derek confer over dining while debating fortunes and Madame's influence on Gail's career. Lucille Travete appears, sparking recognition and a promise of further tableaux as the scene ends with an invitation to join a famed table.
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New York
Park Avenue
Ivan's
Gail
Derek
Ivan’s
Tve
Dad
States
Dell
Lucillie Travete
Mello
Gall
Lucille
Derek Hargreaves
Rio Grande School Year Nears Close With Graduation Events
Rio Grande closes a busy year with high school commencement in the auditorium led by Prof. S. H. Bing of Ohio University and valedictorian Miss Maxine Wickline. Baccalaureate Sunday features Rev. W. T. Packer. 22 graduates will receive diplomas as the senior orchestra and mixed chorus perform.
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Rio Grande
Union
Calvary Baptist Church
W. L. Stafford
Methodist Church
Mary Cross
Misa Hester McFarland
W. T. Packer
Willis Aleshire
Harry Anderson
Anderson
S. H. Bing
Ohio University
Maxine Wickline
Mabel McBride
B. L. Jones
W. O. Aleshire
Yale Building
Chicamauga Park
Canters Cave
Dwight Robinson
Athens
Violet Marsh
Portsmouth
Anna McCar
Women's Athletic Association
Vera Reeve
Offices Will Close In Gallia County Memorial Day
Gallia County relief agency and the National Reemployment offices in the Logan Furniture Factory building will be closed all day Saturday Memorial Day. The Old Age Pension office in the Parker Building will also be closed.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County Relief Agency
National Reemployment
Logan Furniture Factory
Old Age Pension
Parker Building
Cutler Brief News Notes
Local brief notes list visits among families in Cutler and nearby towns. Widespread social events include gatherings at Basim, Gill, Meek, and Grubb households, a Willing Workers potluck, and a Junior-Senior banquet with several named students. A serious illness talisman is noted for Warren Kennedy, with family details. A surprise party celebrates Fred Gubb’s move to Pittsburgh. Argentina’s constitution requires the president to be Roman Catholic.
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Secoy
Lewis Meek
Stewart
Fannie Pinkerton
Sharpsburg
Virginia Grubb
Willing Workers Club
Nellie Grubb
Warren Kennedy
Isaac Kennedy
John Dunbar
Chesterhill
F. F. Dunbar
Bartlett
Leota McAtee
Louise Place
Lara Goddard
Margaret Goddard
Lela Howell
Florence Grewey
Leo Andrews
John Landers
Ray Harris
Robert McAtee
Esau Harris
West Side Congregational Church
Marietta
Margaret
Lara Coddard
Leota
Alta Mae McAtee
Fred Gubb
Pittsburgh
Funeral for Eureka Man Is Held Today
Moses Ellsworth Miller known as Bunt Miller 74 died at Eureka home. Survived by widow Minnie Dicquey five daughters Mrs McLeod Heil Steigerwald Rhinesmith Populin Columbus three brothers and two sisters Ed John Mrs Overall Mrs Stormer. Funeral at Clay Chapel officiated by Rev. C L Thayer under Jr O A M Bladen burial there.
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Gallipolis
Moses Ellsworth Miller
Oak Grove Community Guests and Obituary
Oak Grove briefs list weekend visits from families including the Travis and Barnhart households and Campton area residents. Funeral services were held for Calab Gilpin at Connett M E Church, noting he leaves a daughter and a son. Audrey Hartman resumed work after illness and several local residents visited or hosted family gatherings across York, Nelsonville, Starr, Wingett Chapel, and Wells ton.
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Thomas Barnhart
Helen
Butler Barnhart
York
Herbert Ely
Verna France
Roy Wachenschwanz
Carbondale
Ross Carpenter
Near
Creole
Charles Wachenschwanz
Wayne Bumgardner
Mae Churchill
Irvin Nanna
Lane Ely
Wellston
Ely
Connett M. E
Calab Gilpin
Gilpin
Ed Cagg
Charles Gilpin
Rothrock
Nelsonville
Audrey Hartman
Harley Allen
Minnie Allen
Robert Tonbridge
Starr
Elmer Davis
Leonard
Viola Yates
Davis
Harold Bowers
Wingett Chapel
Lowery
Allen
Lewis Wendell
Honor Soldier Dead In Legion Memorial Visit
The Lafayette Post of the American Legion with its Gallipolis drum and bugle corps visited Rio Grande Tyn Rhos and Vinton cemeteries Sunday to hold memorial services assisted by local pastors.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette
The
American Legion
Rio Grande
Tyn Rhos
Vinton
Rife Named Democratic Campaign Chairman in Gallipolis
Chauncey W. Rife of Cheshire was chosen chairman of the Democratic campaign committee while E. E. Caldwell of Gallipolis was selected secretary at the meeting of the newly elected central committeemen. The executive committee includes A. K. Merriman D. F. Bostick Harland Fulton Clyde Saunders Owen Kennedy Paul O'Brien and C. T. Robinson.
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Gallipolis
Chauncey W
Stephen Davis Dies at 61 in Columbus
Stephen Davis, 61, a Thurman native and longtime partner in the Legg-Davis Coal Company, died in Columbus from paralysis. Burial occurred there today. Survived by his widow Jennie, two brothers John H. Davis and Thomas F. Davis, and two sisters Miss Jennie Davis and Mrs. Margaret Jones, all of various localities.
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Gallipolis
Stephen Davis
Thurman
Columbus
Legg-Davis Coal Company
Jennie Davis
John H. Davis
Thomas F. Davis
Oak Hill
Margaret Jones
Municipal court fines for intoxication in Gallipolis
Art Johnson of Centenary and A R Ralph of Cheshire were fined 10 dollars and 7.40 dollars costs in city court Monday on intoxication charges. A separate note mentions a Sumatran farmer climbing a high platform to scare birds from grain fields.
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Gallipolis
Art Johnson
Centenary
A. R. Ralph
Cheshire
Mrs. Julia Shaver 79 Dies at Little Kyger
Mrs Julia Shaver aged 79 dies at home on Little Kyger after four years in a wheelchair. Funeral at 10 am Wednesday at Little Kyger Christian Church with J L Stephenson and Rev L C Venz officiating. Burial Gravel Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Oliver Shaver four children Rev L C Shaver Sugar Grove Media Jones Columbus Ora Kail and Mrs Margaret Bunce Addison. Brother J Shelton Loucks Gallipolis and sister Mrs RF R Fulton Gallipolis Route 1.
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Gallipolis
Little Kyger Christian Church
Julia
Shaver
Little Kyger
J. L. Stephenson
L C. Venz
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Oliver Shaver
L. C. Shave
Frost Social and Personal Mention
Ray Root and family of Beebe spent Saturday afternoon in Frost. Ladies' Auxiliary met at Frost Saturday. Dick Henderson of Coolville was a Saturday visitor of Byron Frost. Rev. Grant Holman of Tuppers Plains preached a memorial sermon at Frost. Dr. H. T. Phillips of Athens will speak at Troy Baptist Church on May 30 in the afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Buchannon of Wheeling is spending the summer with her mother, Mary Frost.
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Frost Ray Root
Beebe
Frost
Dick Henderson
Coolville
Byron Frost
Grant Holman Tuppers
Glouster Opera House to show wild game life film twice
Two speakers from the State Conservation Department and two from the League of Ohio Sportsmen will present motion pictures of Ohio wildlife at the Glouster Opera House tonight. Shows begin at 6 30 and 7 30 with no admission fee. Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen Club organized the event.
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Glouster
State Conservation Department
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Glouster Opera House
Ohio
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen Club
Nibert and Dray Fined For Intoxication In Gallipolis
Ruth Nibert and Sarah Dray of First Avenue were fined $25 and costs by Municipal Judge A.3. Stormont on Monday for intoxication and committed to the county jail in default of payment.
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Gallipolis
Ruth Nibert
Sarah Dray
First Avenue
A. 3. Stormont
Glouster Alumni Banquet Tickets Deadline Set
Glouster High School Alumni banquet and dance is this Saturday night. Deadline for reservations is Wednesday. Contact Miss Mary Friences Carpenter or Harold Corgwell to reserve seats.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Mary Friences Carpenter
Harold Corgwell
Class Will Meet at Church of Christ Wednesday Night
The lava Wo den Clace will meet at the Church of Crriat Wednesday night at 7.30 s' eloek.
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Glousten
Lava Woden Clace
Church of Crriat
S' Eloek
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Gallia
Election Board
EF. Myers
Leslie M. Siders
C. Higgins
Walter 8. Davis
Board of County Commissioners
Pe Gromonous Adventure
Jean Seivwright
NEA Service, Inc
Noblity
Galil
Madame
Madame’s
Hollywood
Loizette's
Arizona
Dillingers
Baby Face Nelsons
Boys Clubs of America
Philadelphia
Alvin Karpis
William Mahan
Robinson
J. Edgar Hoover
John Ziolkowski
Scott Hurren
Toledo
Cyril Johnson
Germantown
Hoover
Thomas Ferrick
John McCann
Argentina
Eureka
Oak Grove Briefs
Oak Grove
Vaughn Foughty
Wilbur Travis
Lewis Travis
Walter Carpenter
Christine Barnhart
Fishbaugh
Union Street
Julia Shaver
Firestone
Greyhound
Richard Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
WEAF
Firestone Dealers
Se Lr
Sedons
Fred R. Beasley
Touce
Twat
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