Gallia FERA Report Is Completed by Committee
The Gallia County investigation by a committee of American Legionnaires and township trustees finds officials biased and recommends removing the Relief Director and Case Supervisor. Affidavits allege discharge mistreatment, property loss, and intimidation by FERA staff, with testimonies from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Fera
Gallipolis
Gallia County
FERA
Committee of American Legionnaires
E. J. Hornick
State Relief Commission
Relef
Ohio
Goldie White
Fera Mattress
Broom Industry Unharmed by Low Mood in Gallipolis
George A. Tabit reports his Gallipolis broom factory did not lose a day due to the economy. The plant now makes 100 dozen plus brooms daily for Columbus and Charleston, with a ton of broom corn used each day. Prices for broom corn range from 225 to 275 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George A.tabit
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Okahoma
Kansas
Farmers Institute in Vinton Showcases Youth and Local Talent
The Farmers Institute in Vinton ran Tuesday to Wednesday with strong attendance and well liked speakers Mrs. Vanderhook and Mr. Evans. Wednesday's open morning engaged high school pupils and the event closed with a home talent play The Blue Bag. The basketball team hosts Bloomfield Friday on the Vinton floor to start the season. Nearby Gallipolis issued a marriage license to Paul McCreary and Myrtle Carroll, while Cecil Siders was arrested on a carrying concealed weapons warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Farmers’ Institute
Vanderhook
Evans
Bove
Bloomfield
Gallipolis
Paul McCreary
Manchester
Ohio
Myrtle Carroll
Filipolis
A. J. Carroll
Cecil Siders
John Fraley
Siders
320 Hunting Licenses Sold in Gallia County
Gallia County reports 320 hunting licenses sold as rabbit season opens. Court Clerk Margar et McCormick had requested more licenses from the Division of Conservation but awaiting restock. Charles Phillips and game wardens monitor for violations during the opening day in Gallia County. In court, R M Switzer, administrator of Mollie A DuVall estate, became a party defendant in Carl C Johnson vs Fred DuVall per Judge W R White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
Division of Conservation
Gallia County Hille
Charles Phillips
Fish and Game
R. M. Switzer
Mollie A. DuVall
Carl C. Johnson
Fred DuVall
W. R. White
Local Property Transfers and Community Notes
Elmer Sherrit becomes owner of the property now occupied by Hasley Oiler and family. Oller buys a Cherry Ridge farm formerly owned by E. Denney and tenanted by Mrs. Spurlock. Vaughn Hanger of Zanesville visits, hosted by Lonnie Cain. R. K. Shields, CCC worker at Manchester, in town Friday through Monday. Mrs. Earl Burdue of Collins visits with daughters Marjorie and Betty at J. D. Shack's home. Grange to open at Patriot as Hall Gallipolis Odd Fellows property bought by Tom H. Jones for use as a Grange Hall. lodge merged with Gallipolis Odd Fellows months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Marjorie
Betty
J. D. Shack
Grange
Hall Gallipolis
Tom H. Jones
Odd Fellows
Patriot
Lodge
Gallipolis
Death of Frank Cox at 73 in Charleston
Frank Cox aged 73 died at his Charleston home after years of ill health. His wife was formerly Miss Effie McClurg of this city, sister of Miss Margaret McClurg who now lives at 464 Firet Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallapolis
Frank Cox
Charleston
W. Va
Effie McClurg
Margaret McClurg
Firet Avenue
Funeral Attendees From Huntington and Nearby Areas
Mrs A W Pulling attended Charlies Marsh funeral in Gallipolis on Sunday. From Huntington West Virginia visiting relatives were Mr and Mrs William Pickens and daughter Lottie Miss Anna White and a daughter of the deceased Mrs Kemper of Bidwell sisters of the deceased and John and W S White Porter brothers. Also Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer Columbus spent the weekend and Armistice Day here. The Edward Durker and James Barlow families joined meals with Coalton and Ray residents. Ed Durker and James Barlow with Jimmie accompanied. Several local residents hosted visitors and parties during the week ending Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Pulling
Charlies Marsh
Gallipolis
William Pickens
Lottie
Anna White
Huntington
W. Va
Eliza Grover
Kemper
Bidwell
John
White
Porter
Albert Spencer
Columbus
John Alien
Albert
Kanawha City
Ray Adams
G. T. Conway
Pomeroy
J. Q. Adams
Gordon Carney
Edna
Charleston
Forrest Fife
Dick Russell
Dickinson
John Raike
Ed Durker
James Barlow
Jimmie, Coalton
Margaret Byron
Arthur
Ray
H. H West
Local social notes and family updates from Mount Vernon area
Mr and Mrs Frank Kellerman with Eileen Webb were recent guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs William Goodin and relatives. Ella Hill of Nelsonville spent a week with her parents. Helen McKibben attended Ohio University homecoming in Athens. JH Sands and sister Jeanne Sweeney of Akron visited on election day. A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Perry Pinney Jr and Mabel Gaskill on Nov 11. J L Ferguson of near Brinkley Ark is dangerously ill from a paralytic stroke in Magnolia Hospital. he is the widower of the late Eastella Atkinson Ferguson who died there 15 years ago. A relatives and friends gathering marked Peggy Nickels's eighty third birthday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Peters and family moved from Perry farm east of town to rooms in the Carrick property on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellerman
Eileen Webb
Cleveland
William Goodin
Ella Hill
Nelsonville
Watson Hill
Helen McKibben
Ohio University
Athens
JH Sands
Jeanne Sweeney
Akron
Perry Pinney Jr
Mabel Gaskill
J. L. Ferguson
Brinkley, Ark
Magnolia Hospital
Ferguson
Eastella Atkinson Ferguson
Peggy Nickels
Arthur Peters
Perry Farm
Carrick
Second Street
Scouts Court Of Review Set For Friday Night
Boy Scouts of Athens hold a Court of Review Friday at 7 in Roy Dupler Lodge with parents invited. Scouts who have passed Tenderfoot through First Class and merit badges will receive awards. others attend. Committee includes Walter Porter John Preston Roy Dupler Walton Davies William Leaders Arch Knowlton Warren Higgins Richard Allins J W Long and J W Long Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Athens
Roy Dupler
Court of Review
Walter Porter
John Preston
Walton Davies
William Leaders
Arch Knowlton
Warren Higgins
Richard Allins
J. W Long
J. W. Long. Jr
Greens Run Cavers Schedule State Champions Nov 30
Greens Run High School outlines a tough basketball season with many losses from last year and a strong 22 man squad. The team opens Nov 23 versus The Plains and hosts state champions Waterloo on Nov 30 with many home games to follow including Chauncey Hollister and Chauncey again, plus a school carnival to raise funds. Greens Run also lists honor roll students Desra Herbat Ethel Thomas Dora Martin Thelma Fierbaugh Gladys Zglenski and others plus honorable mention names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
Greens Run
Hollister
Herbst
Waterloo
Lawrence County
New Marshfield
Chauncey
Shade
Buechtel
Jacksonville-Trimbie
PT. A
Desra Herbat
Ethel Thomas
Dora Martin
Thelma Fierbaugh
Gladys Zglenski
Fred Tate
Dolores Welch
Ailm Kutta
Anna Neusad
Ruth Craig
Harold Jeffries
Vernice Cannon
Louise McClelland
Wilford Mulpas
Leo Kulakowski
Doris Davis
Helen Lucas
Agnes Paskievitch
Iris Kempton
Ray Cartwright
Local visits and community notes from Chauncey area
Chauncey Paul Hartley visited Russell Childress family in Nelsonville while Elroy Williams of New Marshfield stayed with Douglas Locke in Beaumont. Fred Holsington of Toledo visited the Childress family. The Plains hosts Peter Erb and guests from Zanesville Columbus and other towns. Edward Minister, Chauncey, is back at work after an illness. Cleveland news notes 800 to 1,000 street cleaners and 200 repair workers laid off due to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Paul Hartley
Toledo
Russell Childress
Nelsonville
Elroy Williams
New Marshfield
Douglas Locke
Beaumont
Fred Holsington
Peter Erb
the Plains
Allan Jellison
Junior
Carl
Zanesville
Vivian Erb
Agnes Cunningham
John Pummell
Columbus
Edward
Cleveland, No 15
City
Chauncey-Holt notes show slight improvement in guest list
Chauncey Holt 8 Courtney is reported slightly improved after illness. Sunday guests included S S Blackburn Nelsonville Mrs L L Sweazey and Paul Columbus Mr and Mrs John Shafer The Plains Harvey Courtney Elmer Cubbman Elmer Allen Charles Scott Mrs Jake Chapman Mrs James Schoonover and Harvey Chauncey. Tillie Boring underwent a surgical operation in Lansing hospital this week and remains critical though expected to recover. Her siblings Virgie Whetstone and Harley Boring are residents of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Holt
Courtney
S. S. Blackburn
Nelsonville
L. L. Sweazey
Paul
Columbus
John Shafer
the Plains
Harvey Courtney
Elmer Cubbman
Elmer Allen
Charles Scott
Jake Chapman
James Schoonover
Harvey
Tillie Boring
Chauncey and the Plains
Lansing
Mich
Miss Boring
Virgie Whetstone
Harley Boring
Chauncey Woman's Bible Class Reports and Awards
Chauncey Loyal Woman's Bible Class met Wednesday afternoon at Chauncey Church of Christ with Inez Nye leading devotions and Florence Pendergrass conducting the lesson. Vera Shafer and Blanche Gardner submitted reports. Hattie Hamilton gave a reading and Lucy Ferrer ran a contest with awards to Florence Pendergrass and Addie Tippett. Next meeting at Nell Brookins's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Loyal Woman's Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Bernice Walburn
Jacobs Avenue
Inez Nye
Florence Pendergrass
Vera Shafer
Blanche Gardner
Hattie Hamilton
Lucy Ferrer
Addie Tippett
Nell Brookins
Social and family notices from Eagle Ridge area
Sumner Delbert Gaul and family and J M Beam called at E W Holter home on Eagle Ridge Sunday. Will Kebaugh suffered a heart attack two weeks ago and remains in critical condition. A pie social at Silver Ridge school Friday benefited the school. Alva Partlow moved near Harrisonville last week. Oris Gaul hauled hogs and calves to Guysville Saturday. Will Follrod attended Calvin Snodgrass funeral at Guyasville Sunday. Mr and Mrs J M Beam and daughter Linnie Gaul visited Mrs Beam's brother Elmer Frost at Rocksprings last Wednesday. Rev Bert O Conner will hold regular appointment at Alfred M E Church next Sunday at 10 am. John Pullins employed on Dr Taylor farm. Glen Smith Bagie Ridge will stay in Delbert Gaul home this winter to assist Mr Gaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Gaul
J. M. Beam
E. W. Holter
Eagle Ridge
Will Kebaugh
Silver Ridge
Alva Partlow
Harrisonville
Oris Gaul
Guysville
Will Follrod
Calvin Snodgrass
Guyasville
Linnie Gaul
Lad's Leg Is Broken But He's Cheerful
Six year old Dickie Sands of Athens suffered a broken left leg after being struck by a car in front of his home at 40 12 South Court Street. Despite two broken bones he expects to walk by Christmas. He reads well, keeps up with school via home lessons, and enjoys poetry and Buffalo Bill stories as friends visit with books toys and meals. His family moved from Barberton last year and father works for the National Reemployment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie Sands
Willis Sands
South Court Street
Dickie
Buffalo Bill
Aunt May
Akron Beacon Journal
Athens
Barberton
Billy
National Reemployment Service
Ohio cosmetic tax not to be absorbed by retailers
Columbus officials state that retail drug stores department stores and other vendors cannot passively absorb the 10 percent cosmetic tax. O W L Coffin assistant administrator of the Ohio Recovery Act issued the ruling clarifying tax collection responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. W. L. Coffin
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Elects Officers At Meeting
Taylor Ridge Nov 15 The Ladies Aid Society met at the church with 11 members. Officers elected include President Mrs C M Anglin Vice President Mrs Evan Davis Secretary Mrs James Golding Treasurer Mrs P B Chalfant Devotional leader Mrs John Davis Flower committee chairs Mrs Herman Kempton Mrs Theo Heffkin Mrs Clarence Winn Next meeting set for Dec 7 at Mrs Carl Welling’s home. Several residents visited and hosted guests over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
James Golding
C. M. Anglin
Evan Davis
P. B. Chalfant
John Davis
Hermen Kempton
Harry Sayre
Theo Heffkin
Clarence Winn
Carl Welling
Trimble
Sam Wyatt
Darence Becker
Mary Dalton
Akron
Fred Heffkin
Elmer Fink
Mary Kathern Fink
Evert Speakmen
Ila Jean
Betty Angus
Chillicothe
John Kempton
Chester Davis
Ava
Dave Swartz
Jacksonville
B. W
Ohio Patrol Launches Multi State Teletype Link
The Ohio Highway Patrol installs a teletypewriter system linking Ohio with seven states including Pennsylvania and New York for rapid dispatch of police reports. Trial runs for 90 days with plans to make permanent if successful. system ties into northeastern circuit and extends to several cities for speed and inter-state crime suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State
Highway Patrol
Messillon
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
New Jersey
New England
Logan births and deaths tallied in October report
In October Logan recorded nine deaths versus six births. Rural districts showed 24 births and 13 deaths. Logan births included sons to Francis J. Reid and Carl W. Larimer and daughters to Jwl Gees Sea Sherman Lures and George 8 East End Avenue near the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Francis J. Reid
Carl W. Larimer
J Wl
Gees
Sherman Lures
George
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H. EB. Houck
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Tabit
Vinton Institute
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Jacobs
Optometrist
Vinton News Notes
Prank Cox
Aanaugu
Zaleski
Hiram College
Hiram, C., College
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Greens Run Cavers
Hens
Miss Tillie
BIBLE
Chauncey Church
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Sumner
Querie
Lad
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Oxford
Preston’s Men’s Store
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Pia
Knoxville
Tenn
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Po Vitalis
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Chocolate Coven Cherries
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Dubarry Treatment
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