Ex-Gallia Relief Worker Testifies on Misuse of Relief Funds
In Gallia County the final report of the FERA investigation nears completion. An affidavit by George Tope, Rural Rehabilitation Supervisor, alleges orders to spend 600 of 645 allotted for sewing materials at Murphy Five and Ten and later buy paint from the store, an objection he says was ignored by Mrs. Beulah Stage. He says after discharge he faced a warning not to repeat the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Five
Tope
Beulah Stage
E. N. Leonard
Kellogg All-Bran Touted as National Natural Laxative
An unsolicited letter from Mr. Daniels praises Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative and healthful breakfast choice. It claims bulk plus vitamin B and iron aid digestion, compares favorably to pills, and advises two tablespoons daily with a doctor consult if not relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniels
North Bergen
N. J
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Commissioners Approve Road Improvements in Gallia County
Gallia County commissioners meet and approve bills and multiple road improvement requests. They authorize $35 for transporting W. C. Fitch and family from North Carolina to Pleasant Hill via Clarence Maddy of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Randall Long’s blind relief allowance is denied for ineligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
W. C. Fitch
North Carolina
Pleasant Hill
Clarence Maddy
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Randall Long
Probate notices and marriages in Gallipolis filings
Probate Judge J. Clark files the will of Jesse E. Saunders with witnesses R. A. Howell and L. C. Cowden recorded. John Johnson appointed administrator of Everett Johnson estate with a $1,000 bond by Ray and Emory Johnson. Marriage licenses issued in Gallipolis Court to Wendell Wellington 14 and Ina Thompson 17 with parental consent. also Edward Henry 27 of Gallipolis Ferry and Dray is Bladen resident, listed with parents John Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. 3. Clark
Jesse E. Saunders
R. A. Howell
L. C. Cowden
John Johnson
Everett Johnson
Ray
Emory Johnson
Wendell W. Wellington
Vinon Farmer
Ina Myrtie Thompon
Vinton
Eliza J. Thompson
M. C. Wellington
Edward Henry
Allipolis Ferry
W. Va
da Dray
John ‘Ox
Bladen
Packer Preaches on The Trail of Hate in Rio Grande
The Rev W T Packer spoke on The Trail of Hate on Sunday in Rio Grande. The Rev E P Thorne of Youngstown will visit Nov 18 14 15 and address students and speak at the Baptist Church Wednesday night. The public school reopened after a two week closure to curb scariet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Packer
E. P. Thorne
Himrod Avenue Baptist Church
Youngstown
Rio Grande
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
E. B. Meyers
Hureday
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Flora Carter
Carrie Lucas
May
Mollie Fulton
Carrie Shiels
Rose Eagle
Loyal Friends
Methodist Sunday School
Finley Richards
W. O. Aleshire
Minnie Amstead
Ira Jacobs
Vinton
Marie Fowler
Morning Star Chapter
Eastern Star
Middleport
L. F. Allen
Marian Sharp
Fox Chase
Wellston
Paul R. Lyne
Joan
F. Lyne
Cambridge
Albany
Menry Reeder
Nine fined in Gallipolis for disorderly house
Nine men and one woman were fined $5 and costs in Municipal Judge A. J. Stormont Court for inhabiting and frequenting a disorderly house where cards were played for money. The proprietress was jailed on an old $18 liquor charge fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Costa
A. J. Stormont
Boy Returns Home After Fractured Ankle Injury
Tommy Hughes of Athens treated at Holzer Hospital for a compound ankle fracture after being struck by a car. His mother stayed with Court Clerk of Courts Margaret McCormick during his hospitalization and joined him at home in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tommy Hughes
Jerry Hughes
Athens
Holzer Hospital
Hughes
Margaret McCormick
Gallia County to Hold 11 Farmers Institutes
Gallia County will host eleven farmers institutes during mid November with six independent sessions in Bulaville Harrisburg Vinton Eureka Fairfield and Gilia and five state aid sessions in Little Kgger Bidwell Mercerville Thurman and Cadmus. Lecturers include Vernon E. Crouse of North Lima and Mrs W G Vandenbark of Zanesville with local speakers J Nobis and Mrs M Delle Moats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
Gallia County
Starbuck
Bulaville
Harrisburg
Vinton
Eureka
Fairfield
Gilia
Little Kgger
Bidwell
Mercerville
Thurman
Cadmus
Vernon E. Crouse
North Lima
W. G. Vandenbark
Zanesville
C., J. Nobis
Amelia
M. Delle Moats
Sherwood
Crouse
Cranberry Run Farm
Youngstown
Ohio Small Fruit Association
Stomach Pain Relief Claims from Adia Tablets Ad
C S Gross says stomach pains kept him from working until using Dr Emil adia tablets. He reports the pains vanished and he can eat anything. The ad promises a money back guarantee from The Cline Pharmacy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Gross
Gallia Court News: Lamb Ordered to Pay $100 Fees
In Gallia County Common Pleas Court Judge W R White approved accounts for Elmer Hatfield as receiver of Nona Ellis estate and related parties. F O Lamb, receiver of Huntington Banking and Trust, must pay Marcus and Gibson $100 for defense of E N Dearhorff et al. Washington case: destruction of a bulletin board valued at $20 for C and O Railroad. he pleads not guilty and is held on $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
F. O. Lamb
Huntington Banking and Trust Company
Marcum and Gibson
Common Pleas Court
Squire Fred Milliser
Washington
Absentees Vote Greatest Number Since 1928
Gallipolis records show 290 absent ballots received by Monday night, the highest total since before 1928. Clerk Mrs. Helen Russell says more than 300 ballots are expected before noon today, with 287 in 1928, 155 in 1930, and 242 in 1932 as past figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Election Board
Helen Russell
Russell
Ohio State Grange official and civic leaders noted
Ohio State Grange member and taxation committee figure with a history as school board member and president, grange master, Epworth League president, and Sunday School teacher. Mrs. Moats, a college trained former teacher, aids farm management and welfare work as a 4 H leader and W C T U director. Harrisburg Farmers Institute hosts Rev W T Packer on Monday. Bulaville set Farmers Institute November 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Grange
Grange and Farm Bureau
Epworth League
Moats
W. R
Local notes and social updates from Syracuse and area
Syracuse residents Helen Underhill and Mary Karr return from a week with relatives in Columbus and Huntington Kentucky. P T A Halloween social at Syracuse School Auditorium raises 11.36. Various visits: William Houdashelt at funeral in Minersville, Jane Quick hosts, Mrs Mary Karr walks and visits, and asbury church events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Underhill
Columbus
Mary Karr
Syracuse
Carl Weese
William Houdashelt
August Zeh
Minersville
van Johnson
Fred Shumway
Nelsonville
Thomas Quick
Sisteraville
James Quick
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Asbury Methodist Church
Carl Duckworth
Huntington
Ashland
Dora Cobb
John Cowan
Ruth of
Shede
Gladys Smith seeks divorce from Herman Smith in Gallipolis
Gladys Smith files for divorce in Common Pleas Court. A temporary injunction preventing Herman Smith from approaching the home is granted by Judge W R White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gladys Smith
Common Pleas Court
Herman Smith
W.’. R. White
New Admissions and Discharges at Holzer Hospital
New admissions include Mrs. Fred Facemire of Gallipolis and W. A. Saxton of Pomeroy for treatment. Mrs. R. H. Chamberlain of Vinton returned to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Fred Facemire
W. A. Saxton
Pomeroy
R. H. Chamberlain
Vinton
Community Notes From New Straitsville This Week
Sunday School guest Anna Mae Mills entertained at Mrs. George Hanning’s home. Priscilla Class to serve lunch on election day at the M. E. Church basement. Local workers employed at Logan shoe factory. C. D. Stralp and Howard Blankenship visited New Lexington. Nell Shuttleworth and others visited Silver Leaf Lodge in Gore. Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Edward Lawson Sr with 42 Ladies Aid members. prizes won for best masked. St. Louis Michigan visitors with local friends. Seventh graders host party. eighth graders have a weiner roast at First Rocks. A masquerade dance in Red Men’s Hall featured Joe Mathews Orchestra. Murray City Junior Band led masked parade. Rev. and Mrs. Hardin in Cincinnati. Mrs. Forest Coakley shopped in Logan. Republicans met in Roseville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Mills
George Hanning
Swatzel of
Pomeroy
D. B. Blankenship
Priscilla
M. E. Churen
Logan Shoe Factory
C. D. Stralp
Howard Blankenship
New Lexington
Nell Shuttleworth
Jessie Ornders
Anna Telljohn
Dora Blankenship
Silver Leaf Lodge
Gore
Betty Stephenson
Columbus
William Stephenson
Edward Lawson
Ladies Aid
Myrandia Wilson
Jane Lines
Red Men's Hall
Joe Mathews
Hemlock
Murray City
Hardin
Cincinnati
Forest Coakley
Logan
Roseville
Scrap Iron and Steel Reclaimed Annually
The Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel reports 30,000,000 tons of scrap iron and steel reclaimed each year, with most of it re melted into steel ingots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallia
Murphy’s
FERA
Hollis Harbour
Walnut Township
Fawin Westfall
Springfield Township
D. Halley
Guyan Township
American Legionnaires
Floyd Stormont
H. E. Houck
Rhea Berton
Notary Public
George Tope
Tor ‘Tee
Commissioners
Rio Grande News
Gallia Co
Bertha M. Harris
Cooking School
Cooking
Rauch
Your Grocer
Gallia Court News
New Straitsville
Bunker Hy
Long Clay Bryant
Evan Dren
de Sunda
Lyda Baker
Guy King
Jv Will
Addie Epple
Daugh
Bernard
Pie
Ne Myes
Grass Run
Shelby Light
Berlin
Nurnberg
Hans Meiser
Bavaria
Mrs. Bertha Harris
Gifts Market
Major Gifts
Hadees Auto Heaters
Beasley
Liftchine
Carpenter Hardware Co
Cochran
Charm Shop
Garden Court
Permanent Wave
Zenners Beauty Shop
Coca-Cola
D. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Lever Brothers Co
India Tea India Tea Growers
Crisee
Procter & Uamble
Bamby Bread Ranch Bakery
Bennett
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