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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1937

Page

10

Pt Pleasant To Oppose Local Football Game In Gal lipolis

A Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant committee meet to plan the annual Thanksgiving Day high school football game to be played in Gallipolis with a Waldie Trophy battle expected. Changes at the local field include a public address booth and a mid field press box built by manual training students.

Gallipolis E. E. Higgins C. C. Byers Trevor Davis Dan Thomas Clarence Brumfield Pt. Pleasant West Virginia Ben Bachus Grace Methodist Church Progressive Women's Bible Gallipolis High Wellston Local Athletic Association

Columbus Musicians To Play at Crusade

Columbus musicians Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fish will appear on the program of the Spiritual Crusade at the First Baptist Church. Thursday night is Young People's Night with a 7 30 start. The event is part of a Gallipolis Baptist sponsored crusade accompanied by the Huntington Police Quartet Sunday night and evangelist Emmons Lytle leading the song service throughout the week.

Gallipolis Wilbur Fish Columbus First Baptist Church Baptists of Huntington Police Emmons Lytle Huntington

Oak Hill Shuts Schools and Churches Over Meningitis

In Gallia county Oak Hill is closed for two weeks after spinal meningitis is diagnosed in Lucille Davis 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Davis an attendee at the village high school. She is reported in critical condition at Holzer Hospital where she was diagnosed and isolated following her illness at the Jackson Eisteddfod.

Gallipolis Oak Hill Lucille Newton Davis Holzer Hospital Jackson Davis

Arrange Program of Crusade in Church

During the Spiritual Crusade meetings at the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Alfred Davis were called to the pulpit to mark their 37th wedding anniversary. The presentation was led by Rev George Sagen and praised by 35 members of the Ann Judson Bible Class. The couple, long active in church work, have two sons Kenneth Davis and Dean Davis.

Gallipolis First Baptist Church Alfred Davis George Sagen Ann Judson Bible Kenneth Davis Western Union Telegraph Office Dean Davis The Commercial and Savings Bank

Doctor Vornholt subpoenaed in Mt Vernon trial

Dr C A Vornholt of Holzer Hospital was subpoenaed for a Mt Vernon case where Mrs Richard Cole of Bidwell sues as plaintiff for injuries from a March 30 1937 automobile crash. Kenneth Love 33 remains critically ill at Holzer Hospital after a fall at Pt Pleasant Community Building two weeks ago with skull fracture and ongoing blood transfusions.

Gallipolis C. A. Vornholt Holzer Hospital Mt. Vernon Richard Cole Will Phillips Bidwell Cole 3Allipolis Pt. Pleasant Kenneth Love

Man Bound Over To Grand Jury In Liquor Charge

Herman King was bound over to the grand jury by Judge A. J. Stormont on a liquor possession charge and posted a $200 bond.

Gallipolis Herman King A. J. Stormont

Dean to Speak at Gallipolis High Assembly

Dean of Men Wi T. Packer of Rio Grande College will address Gallipolis High School students Friday. A brief musical program will accompany the event.

Gallipolis Wi T. Packer Rio Grande Colleg Gallipolis High School

War Dead To Be Honored At Armistice Day Event

Gallia County reads list of World War soldiers who sacrificed for the nation during an Armistice Day program at the Elks Club in Gallipolis. Wayne Booth leads Fayette Post with a 7:30pm program and refreshments to follow. Names read include Armistead Knott Winston Barry Donnally Gatewood Sheets Waugh and many others from Gallia and neighboring areas.

Gallipolis Elks’ Club Wayne Booth Lafayette Post Gallia County Arthur Armistead Will Knott Hayden Winston Bidwell James L. Barry Price Donnally

WPA Funds Contain Nothing for Gallia Area

WPA funds released across the state include no Gallia County projects. Two Gallia requests were submitted over two months ago, one for more than $300,000 in road repair and another for $40,000 for a swimming pool.

Gallipolis W.P.A Gallia County Gallia

Tobacco Market Opening Uncertain in Gallipolis

No assurance from Huntington leasees that the tobacco auction market will start in Gallipolis in December. The Third and Sycamore Street tobacco building has been used for apple sorting and packing, but operations have largely ceased. The county reports a large, high quality crop. Also, early Christmas displays appear in Gallipolis stores with dolls and toys.

Gallipolis Huntington Third and Sycamore Sts

Six Brothers Serve as Pallbearers at Wood Funeral

Six of the seven Wood brothers acted as pallbearers at the funeral of Paul Wood an employee of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics who died suddenly Sunday. The pallbearers were Aubra Hayden Williard Howard Clifford and John Wood. Herman the youngest was the seventh brother.

Gallipolis Paul Wood Ohio Baptist Church Aubra Hayden Williard Howard Clifford John Wood Herman

One Bid Submitted for Teen's Run Road Project

The State Highway Department in Columbus received a single bid for the Teen's Run project near the Eureka Dam. Major Adolph Stellhorn of Columbus offered $118,794, about $10,000 below the estimated $128,521. The plan includes 2.14 miles of concrete road and a large concrete bridge over the creek to replace the present fill. Stellhorn is a known road builder in the Gallipolis area.

Gallipolis State Highway Department Columbus Eureka Dam Adolph Stellhorn Stellhorn

Bell Rites Scheduled for Thursday in Rodney

Mrs. Margaret FE Bell 85 died Tuesday at her Rodney home after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Rodney M E Church with Rev T W Taylor officiating. Interment Mt Zion Cemetery. She was daughter of W O Thompson and the late wife of Rev J F Bell. A stepson John Wilbur Bell of Baltimore and brother John L Thompson of Bloomdale, Ohio survive.

Gallipolis Margaret FE. Bell Rodney Rodney M. E T. W. Taylor Mt. Zion Baltimore John L. Thompson Bloomdale Ohio

Earnest Simmerman Succumbs at Galena

Gallipolis Ohio Ernest G Simmerman building contractor dies at home in Galena from a fall while pursuing his trade. Survived by wife Ola Allison of Walnut Township, son Paul, sister Anna Simmerman of Gallipolis, brother Fred Simmerman of Redlands California. Services set for Thursday in Galena with burial in Columbus. Anna Simmerman travels to Galena for funeral.

Gallipolis Ernest G. Simmerman Henry Simmerman Galena Ohio Ola Allison Walnut Township Paul Anna Simmerman Fred Simmerman Redlands California Galen

Gallia Firemen Aid Pt. Pleasant Blaze

Gallia fire department answered a Pt. Pleasant alarm to fight a blaze that caused about 20 000 in damage to the Pt. Pleasant Produce Co. building and stock. The fire is said to have started from an overheated motor.

Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant Pt. Pleasant Produce Co

Highway Work Underway at Addison and Bladen

Preliminary construction by contractors at the Addison fill and Bladen site as the main highway will be raised. Machinery for the major operations is arriving and about 100 men will be employed on both projects.

Gallipolis Addison Bladen

Recounts Delayed and Civil Announcements in Gallia County

Gallia County elections board postpones seven precinct recounts to Tuesday. Clerk Mrs Helen Russell cites five days notice to all candidates. Also noted are Farm Security Administration meeting plans at Ohio State University November 11 to 13. Local publicity hire Robert Clark joins Fina na Corp overseeing Gallipolis Department Store. In Budapest, Peter Pordan, 31, hanged self over marriage indecision after arranging five weddings.

Gallipolis Gallia County Board of Elections Helen Russell H. B. Swearingen Nellie M. Hixon Gallia Jackson Farm Security Administration Ohio State University Budapest Peter Pordan

Sale of bad and doubtful debts of Glouster Bank

Under court order the liquidation of The Glouster State Bank Glouster Ohio offers at public auction its bad and doubtful debts including mortgage and unsecured loans. The sale is at the bank office November 19 1937 at 10 00 AM cash in hand. S H Squire Superintendent of Banks of Ohio oversees the auction.

Gilouster State Bank Glouster Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio Glouster Bank Glouster State Bank Athens S H. Squire State of

Euterpean Club hosts sesquicentennial party with colonial program

Mrs. C. S. Clarke welcomed Euterpean Club members and guests for a colonial era evening celebrating the Constitution sesquicentennial. The program featured an original Martha Washington play with a large cast, brass quartet, melodian numbers, various vocal and instrumental solos, and four dancers. Refreshments followed for eighty five attendees.

Euterpean Club C. S. Clarke Martha George Washington Martha Washington Francis Hopkinson Iris Lowery Patience Dickinson Hugh Meldrim Sarah Pinckney Walter Prather Dolly Morris James Smoot Deborah Franklin Harley Meyer Nancy Hamilton Howard Kirk Nellie Custis Katherine Wright Phyllis Leonard Shirley Mooney Betty Smoot June Grooms Luther Heyde Robert Price Harry Shaw Dale Engle Philip Phile Clarke Alta Atha Elizabeth Collison Miss Wright Meyer Kirk

Armistice Day Plans In Logan On Tuesday Meeting

Logan organizers finalize Armistice Day events at American Legion Hall. Parade plans are complete, dances are in progress, and the Legion Band rehearses as favorable weather is hoped for a successful celebration. In Moscow the USSR reports many women in justice, including 913 elected judges and numerous regional court members.

Logan General Committee American Legion Hall American Legion Moscow U.S.S.R Republican Supreme Courts

Restored wooden Indian returns to duties in Fremont

In Fremont Colorado the cigar-store figure Chief Tecumseh, last of the Mohicans, is back in front of a tobacco shop after weeks away for repairs and a fresh coat of paint. The traditional wooden Indian was taken to a shop for refurbishing and minor fixes.

Fremont, CO

Arthur Hugg Dies in Detroit Cerebral Hemorrhage

Friends of Arthur Hugg aged 50 of Detroit were notified of his death Saturday. Son of the late Dr and Mrs A A Hugg he was a successful Detroit businessman. He is survived by his wife Mary Hugg and two daughters. Funeral services were held Monday in Detroit.

Middleport Arthur Hugg Detroit Hugg A. A. Hugg Mary Hugg

Musical Numbers At Racine-Sutton PTA Meeting

The Racine-Sutton PTA met Tuesday with President Mrs. Eber Neigler presiding. A theatre producer explained the Coast to Coast play set for November 11 and 12 at the school auditorium. First grade pupils taught by Mrs. Frankie McKelvey sang two numbers. Mrs. Gilbert Hayes fourth graders won the membership campaign prize. The Mothersingers chorus directed by Mrs. Lois Fling with Miss Allegra Fadely at the piano sang two numbers.

Racine Racine-Sutton Pta Eber Neigler Frankie McKelvey Gilbert Hayes Mothersingers Chorus Lois Fling Allegra Fadely

Creed Thompson Trades Farm for House in East Gallipolis

Creed Thompson of the Piper Hill area near Vinton trades his farm to Miss Ethel Young of Gallipolis in exchange for a house in East Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Creed Thompson Piper Hill Vinton Ethel Young East

Centerville Farm Institute Hosts Roast Beef Dinner

At Centerville Farm ers Institute attendees will be served a roast beef dinner on Thursday at noon. A display of farm and home products and several antiques will highlight the event.

Gallipolis Centerville Farmers’ Institute Institute

Racine Mission Group Friday Session Noted

Mrs Charles Spencer and Mrs E A Wingett hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at the Spencer home. President Dana Cleland led prayers, Eliza Apgar gave devotions, and Rev Charles Stephenson led in prayer.

Charles Stephenson E. A. Wingett Emma Jividen Kelly Coe Harry Feiger Columbus

Funeral Service for Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Jones

Funeral service for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones will be held at the family residence on Wednesday.

Pomeroy Richard Jones

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M’ss Thiele Gallia Area Holiday Coca-Cola Miss Katherine Thiele Gasco Food Institute Earnest Simmerman Call Robert Clark Finana Corporation Kentucky Jack Knight Coca-Cola Bottling CO Charles Notestone D. D. Bridge Club W. Hunter St Charles Smith Judson Shriner Bell Miller Edgar Paul M. J. Cole Ida Fallon Clinton Webb Ruth Heft Ee Brass Alexander Reinagle Jean Ann Prather Indian PTA Firefly Jones Urla Range Tappan Gus Company
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