Gallia County Teams Set 1933 34 Basketball Schedule
Gallia County high schools released the 1933 34 basketball calendar with six of seven teams opening Nov 28 and each side meeting twice before the county tournament in late February. Officials listed: P R Lyne Bob Diggins Victor Fowler Kenneth Frazier Gomer Jones Herbert Jones Howard Hardway.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
H. B. Bradbury
P. R. Lyne
Bob Diggins
Victor Fowler
Kenneth Frazier
Gomer Jones
Herbert Jones
Howard Hardway
Vinton
Cadmus
Bidwell
Cheshire
Centerville
Mercerville
Why Liquid Laxatives Are Back in Favor
An article extols liquid laxatives for gentle, adjustable relief suitable for children. It cites senna as the natural active ingredient and notes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preferred liquid laxative available at drugstores. It asserts regular bowel movements in weeks with no kidney irritation.
Stormont Commissioned for Fourth Municipal Judge Term
Mayor A J Stormont received his commission from Governor George White to serve as municipal judge of Gallipolis for four years starting January 1, 1934. The election certificate was sent to the governor's office Monday. Stormont is Gallipolis first elected municipal judge and will handle city criminal cases and civil suits within city limits. The mayoral office will be abolished after December 31.
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A. J. Stormont
Gallipolis
George White
Stormont
Old Cap the hound dies in opening day hunting accident
Gallipolis reports a hunting incident on opening day where H. W. Dexter's 1 year old dog Old Cap was killed by George Gilmore as he shot at a frightened rabbit. The shot entered the dog's head and also wounded the rabbit. Dexter and Gilmore, once colleagues, were hunting together when the tragedy occurred.
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Gallipolis
Cap
H. W. Dexter
George Gilmore
Libby Hotel
Dexter
Gilmore
Ghost Story Drama Presented by Gallia Academy Club
A Gallia Academy High School Dramatic Club assembly featured a short drama Ghost Story by Booth Tarkington. Cast included Anna Christine Holzer Carol Roberta Cornwell Mary Anna Louise Weaver Grace Frances Dawson maid Virginia Shahan George Ed Thompson Lynn Junior Betz Fred Willard Baker Tom Woody Brothers Floyd Claude Clark.
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Gallipolis
Booth Tarkington
The
Dramatic Club
Gallia Academy High School
Anna
Christine Holzer
Carol
Roberta Cornwell
Mary
Anna Louise Weaver
Grace
Frances Dawson
Maid
Virginia Shahan
George
Ed Thompson
Lynn
Junior Betz
Fred
Willard Baker
Tom
Woody Brothers
Floyd
Claude Clark
Kill Kare Club Meets at Hotel Libby in Gallipolis
Meeting announced for November 17 at Hotel Libby Gallipolis with a 6 o clock luncheon and ecards. Reservations were made for 12 persons.
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Libby Gallipolis
Kill Kare Club
Libby
River shipping work advances on Ohio Monongahela rivers
Inspections for winter shipping on the Ohio Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers begin in Pittsburgh with boiler checks on the Steamer Henry A Laughlin. Bids for Montgomery Dam construction open Dec 12. Coast guard boat production starts at Marietta plant, cost 248210 each.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Henry A. Laughlin
Harry Layfield
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Ohio River
United States Coast Guard
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Pt. Pleasant
Coast Guard
Cold snap reduces arrests in Gallia County
With unusually cold weather this month crimes dwindle to misdemeanors. Four men remain in the Gallia County Jail today, down from a higher count earlier this week.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Burial Held For Gideon Smith At Son's Home
Gideon Smith 69 of near Kanauga, found dead Wednesday in a barn on his son Webber Smiths farm. Funeral services were held today at 1 p.m. at the son's home conducted by Rev. E C Zenz. Death due to heart trouble. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Denver Davis and Mrs Thad Gibeaut of Kanauga and the son. Born in Leon West Virginia, moved to Kanauga 32 years ago. Coroner J T Hanson reports prior stomach pain.
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Gideon Smith
Vinton
Webber Smith
E. C. Zenz
J. T. Hanson
Smith
Leon
W. Va
Kanauga
Denver Davis
Thad Gibeaut
State inspector addresses Gallia high principals meeting
G B Reavis state high school inspector spoke to Gallia County high principals Thursday night at the county superintendent H B Bradbury's office. He has been inspecting high schools in the county this week.
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Gallipolis
G. B. Reavis
Gallia County
H. B. Bradbury
Reavis
Styles in Gowns To Be Displayed
Gallipolis a pageant of brides will be presented by the Service Club at First Presbyterian Church on Monday. Seventeen local young women model 25 gowns spanning the past century with many heirloom pieces. Nuptial music will accompany the event.
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Cordill
Stee
Dam 26
Dravo Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Eureka
Gallipolis
Service Club
First Presbyterian Church
Fire units assist Middleport blaze with hospital aid
Fire Chief Walter Wise and Charles Weaver of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics brought the institution’s pumper to Middleport at 4 PM yesterday to help combat the Covert Baking and Ice Company fire.
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Middleport
Gallipolis
Walter Wise
Charles Weaver
Ohio Hospital
New Yorker Wins Ray Carpenter Loses Two Falls in Wrestling Match
Nick Bozinis of Elmira New York won two of three falls against Ray Carpenter of Lancaster in a light heavyweight bout at the Day and Night Garage Gallipolis. The third fall followed after 13 minutes, with Carpenter taking the first fall in about 22 minutes and Bozinis the second in 11 12 minutes. Bobby Pearce pinned Larry Straub in 14 minutes 10 seconds in the prelim. Tim Nolan of Columbus officiated. Joe Banaski, world champion in his class, is expected to meet Bozinis soon.
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Ray Carpenter
Gallipolis
Nick Bozinis
Elmira
N. Y
Lancaster
Carpenter
Bozinis
Bobby Pearce
Larry Straub
Aquinas College
Columbus
Tim Nolan
Joe Banaski
Sale of Tabit Company property set for December
Hollis C. Johnston assignee orders public auction of personal property and stock of the George A. Tabit Company in Gallipolis on December 13. Dry goods stock appraised at $4,000. Isaac Smith's will admitted to probate and record in probate court.
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Gallipolis
George A. Tabit Company
Hollis C. Johnston
Isaac Smith
Athens residents recover after hospital operations
Gallipolis dispatch reports Mrs. E G Silvas of Athens recovering satisfactorily after an operation at Holzer Hospital. George H Evans of Athens underwent an operation at the same hospital on Thursday.
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Gallipolis
E. G. Silvas
Athens
Holzer Hospital
George H. Evans
Sunday Services Gallia Pastors To Speak In Churches
Gallipolis reports Sunday sermons and lectures at several churches. Rev W W Duff of First Presbyterian chooses Beacon Lights for morning service and Wells of Hope for evening. Rev Jacob Peltz from Chicago delivers three lectures at First Baptist on The Story of the Jews, The Miracle of the Centuries, and The Christian's Attitude Toward World Wide Missions, continuing through the week. Rev H H Wilbur of Grace M E preaches The Word of Power in morning and Progressive Discipleship in evening. Junior sermons titled Land on the Rails and The Nail Hole complete the program.
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Gallipolis
Beacon Lights
W. W. Duff
First Presbyterian Church
Jacob Peltz
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Peltz
H. H. Wilbur
Grace M. E. Church
Young Presbyterians from Gallipolis plan Athens meeting
About a dozen youths from First Presbyterian Church Gallipolis will attend a district meeting of Athens Presbytery at First Presbyterian Church Athens Sunday afternoon. Rev W W Duff is on a four man planning committee and will lead the opening devotional. In Marietta Athens high school football game Sarah Robinson and Frank Christ officiate today in Marietta.
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Gallipolis
First
Sarah Robinson
Frank Ghrist
Marietta-Athens
Winter visit notes for McCormick and Robinson families
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCormick left for Salisbury Maryland on Wednesday to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhn. Mrs. W A Robinson is visiting her daughter Mrs Howe McCormick and her family at Butler Pennsylvania.
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Mrs
Walter McCormick
Salisbury
John Kuhn
W. A. Robinson
Howe McCormick
Butler, Pa
Three More Get Jobs On Eureka Dam Project
Three additional men from Gallia County gained work on the lock project for the proposed Eureka super-dam in the Ohio River. B. Lewis Jones, re employment director for Gallia County, reported the change on Thursday.
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Gallia County
Eureka
Ohio River
B. Lewis Jones
Chili con carne recipe from Mrs McKinstry
Mrs Richard McKinstry of 124 Morris Avenue shares a chili con carne recipe. Brown 1 lb ground round steak with a Bermuda onion, add 1 large can tomatoes and chili powder, simmer an hour, then add kidney beans and cook ten more minutes. Serves six.
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Annalea Wilder
Richard McKinstry
Morris Avenue
Homemaker's Questions on Teaching Good Food Habits
A nutrition specialist from Ohio State University says school lunch can teach good eating habits. Emphasizes slow eating at a regular time, table manners, and conversation. Students help prepare and serve hot meals to learn responsibility and cleanliness.
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Bapert
Lelia C. Ogie
Ohio State University
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