Gallia County taxes paid pass quarter of million
Gallia Countians paid 254,937.98 in real and public utility property taxes through August, with 1933 duplicate initially set at 279,821.41. Delinquent taxes reduced from 55,531.34 at end of 1933 to 131,658.65 collected since then. Special school levies added 103,148.14, with funds distributed to the General Fund 19,098.90 and various local services including bridge and road work, County Home, Children’s Home, and agricultural improvements.
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Gallipolis
E. L. White
Gallia
White
Boards of Education
Gallipolis Pastors Plan Sunday Services Across City
Gallipolis churches announce regular Sunday services. Grace M. E. Church will discuss Gods Sealed Book in the morning and The Boy King at night with junior sermons on Love and Sand. Jubilee Singers will perform at morning services. First Presbyterian plans Crushing Weight sermon. Fireside Tea at 6 30 p.m. with Nancy Bean in charge. Midweek Amos study at 7 p.m. at Grace M E. Regular services also at Baptist and Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. H. Wilbur
Grace M. E
Jubilee Singers
Union Mission
L. W. Gishier
First Presbyterian Church
Nancy Bean
Baptist
Episcopal
Transcripts charge Gibbs and Kirby in theft by minors
Transcripts charging Edward Gibbs and James Kirby with contributing to the delinquency of minor children have been filed in Common Pleas Court from Judge Leo E B Carter. They were arrested in connection with coal theft from C O Railroad cars and alleged to have allowed their children to steal the coal.
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Gallipolis
Edward Gibbs
James Kirby
Common Pleas Court
Leo EB. Carter
J. P
Passaic man linked to Hauptmann as witness
Max Ruthlatt proprietor of a Passaic sporting goods shop is cited as a witness to counter Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s claim he was not in New Jersey in 1932. Ruthlatt issued a hunting license to “Richard Hauptmann” on October 24 1932.
Jubilee Singers Promote Gallia Mission Celebrations
Jubilee Singers perform at Paint Creek Baptist Church then at Rio Grande College for student programs. They schedule multiple Sunday services at Grace M E, Vinton M E, and Mission Chapel with a 7:30 gospel service. Tickets on sale for final Monday night appearance featuring Plantation Scene melodies.
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Vinton M. E
Mission Chapel
Jubilee Singers
Supt
J. M. Ripley
Sunday Guests Visit Area Families Across Rutland and Kingsbury
Rutland residents Mr and Mrs Frank Whaley hosted relatives including Opal June Smith and family. Hemlock Grove's Mrs Atlanta Smith and Opal June attended revival with H H Genheimer. Sponagel ill. Peter Epple visited Peach Fork.大量 of neighbours shared Sunday meals and calls across Kingsbury Pomeroy Forest Run and Kingsbury communities.
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Frank Whaley
Rutland
Gilbert Michael
Atlanta Smith
Opal June
Hemlock Grove
H. H. Genheimer
Peter Epple
John Sponagel
Peach Fork
Sponagel
Olan Genheimer
Pomeroy
John Heilman
Dena Epple
Andrewa
Jack Howett
Kingsbury
Dana Welker
Ruby Carman
Ralph Carr
Mildred
Denver Thoma
Amber Will
Dale Smith
Richard Heilman
Harold Heilman
Evelyn
Naomi Johnson
Dave Smith
Roy
Charles
Don Smith
Ivan Carman
Albert Baer
Forest Run
M. A. Epple
George
Joe Wells
J. J. Will
Clarence Will
Ill and recovering locals and moves in Chesterhill area
Chesterhill Harold Rainer, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Hiley Rainer, has been ill seven weeks with pneumonia and pleurisy and was moved to St Francis Hospital in Columbus. Postmaster Hettie Woodward attended Pisgah Church institute. Howard Harris of Tabor Ridge returned from Good Samaritan Hospital after major surgery. Mrs Jennie Crew plans winter with son and daughter Richard Fawcett in Shawnee Oklahoma.
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Harold
Hiley Rainer
Bethel Church
Washington County
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
J. W. Hoon
Bradley Hoon
Carrie Snyder
Arthur Embree
Zanesville
Hettie Woodward
Pisgah Church
West Side
H. P. Michener
Emma Shook
Howard Harris
Tabor Ridge
Good Senaritan Hospital
Jennie Crew
Richard Fawcett
Shawnee
Oklo
Lydia Peebles
Emerson Taylor
Harris
Ancient grape vine an 200 year old fixture in Gallia
The article describes a wild grape vine over two centuries old near the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics in Gallia County. It notes the vine’s large girth, spread, and a nearby perennial spring. The site has Civil War history with a cut stone house once standing on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Gallia County
Jean Sargue
Johnny Sargo
Gallipolis Hospital Treats Wide Range of Patients
Holzer Hospital notes list 18 year old Otis Caldwell of Gallipolis with a severe cut after a car went over a bank on Highway 11 near Rio Grande. Additional surgery patients include E E Hughes Athens Jennie Ohlinger Pomeroy Emerson Truesdale Crown City Anna Weaver Crown City E E B Langdon and Helen McClaskey of Gallipolis. Discharges include Frank Delay Jackson Minnie Kaneff Apple Grove Doris Lear Thivenir, and George Holberg Glenroy. A head injury case J E Lake Minersville and Albert Leaper Gallipolis Route are noted.
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Gallipolis
Otis. Caldwell
Lester Edler
Holzer Hospital
Highway 11
Rio Grande
E. E. Hughes
Athens
Jennie Fay Ohlinger
Norman Oniinger
Pomeroy
Emerson Truesdale
Crown City
Anna Louise Weaver
Charles W. Weaver
E. E B. Langdon
Helen McClaskey
Doris Lear
Thivenir
Minnie Kaneff
Apple Grove
Frank Schweitzer
Stanley Mulford
Cheshire
Frank Delay
Jackson
George Holberg
Glenroy
William McMurray
Paul Thiveair
J. E. Lake
Minersville
Glenville Halley
Baby
Albert Leaper
Co. Rt
Grand Jury Finishes Gallipolis After Murder Charges
After a Monday start the Grand Jury has averaged 25 persons daily and is expected to finish today. Two cases before the panel involved murder charges.
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Gallipolis
Chesterhill Contest Crowns Winners at Sunday Church Event
In Chesterhill a large audience attended the Prince of Peace contest at the M. E. church. Ten contestants were judged with Lorena Rowland taking first and Melvene Daugherty second. Judges were Prof. C. R. Layton and Mrs Charlies R. Layton. The article also notes a nursery school enrollment of 23, a free lunch program, and local social visits. It mentions Mrs. Elia Byers and others visiting, plus the Stockport school closing again due to scarlet fever.
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Gerald Peebles
Max Ewart
Canton
Blanche Schofield
Friends Boarding School
Barnesville
C. S. Schofield
Elia Byers
Middleport
Art Embree
Zanesville
Fola Hummel
Ohio River Highway Work to Start Next Week
Marietta contractors L. T. Cisler & Son announced that they plan to begin work next week on a project along the Ohio River Highway in Marietta. The announcement notes the start as imminent with completion anticipated under local authorities.
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Marietta
L. T. Cisler & Son
Marietta Contractors
Contractors Win State Route 7 Reconstruction Contract
The project covers two and a fraction miles of state highway starting at the Washington Monroe County line near Matamoras and extending into the village of Fly. Merry & Cisler of Caldwell partnered on the contract awarded by the State Highway Department. Equipment should arrive this month with work expected through much of the winter season.
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Washington-Monroe
Matamoras
Fly
Merry & Cisler
Caldwell
State Highway Department
Unclear fragment hints at a night game or match
Fragmentary text references a night event possibly a game or match. Mentions Athens and attempts to repeat something under lights. Details are unreadable and names or dates cannot be confirmed.
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Wathers
Simes
Boots
Work Sox
Inc
Dee
Glouster
Gallia Mission
Bunker Hill
Chesterhill
Jallipolis
Ohio Penitentiary
Littler
Littler’s Baker
Rufus P, Hall
Clover Farm
Lemo
Pillsbury’s
Glendale
Brach
Clover
Bartlett Pears
Sunray
LaFrance
Bor
Latina
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