Gallia Academy 1934 Football Schedule Announced
Gallia Academy High School will play a Southeastern Ohio schedule announced by Principal E. B. Higgins. The season opens September 21 at Rutland against Rutland, with home games against Middleport and Nelsonville and Athens, Logan, and Pomeroy on later dates.
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Gallia Academy
Sked
Higgins
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
E. B. Higgins
Rutland
Ironton
Middleport
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Athens
Wellaton
Logan
Pt. Pleasant
Frost Estate Seeks $50,000 in Fatal Crash Case
Maude Nibert as administrator of Rex Frost’s estate files two petitions for $25,000 each against William Foster. Frost was killed when Foster’s sedan hit a parked truck on Eastern Avenue near the County Highway Garage on January 17, 1933. Nibert says Foster drove at high speed, was careless, and failed to keep lookout, causing Frost’s fatal skull fracture. Frost’s mother, Mrs. Nibert, is the administrator.
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Gallipolis
Maude Nibert
Rex Frost
William Foster
Frost
Foster
East Gallipolis
County Highway
Eastern Avenue
Frank Slayter
Nibert
Torch Club Organizes at Gallia Academy High School
Gallipolis reports the Torch Club is formed at Gallia Academy High School with Douglas Mullin as sponsor. Ten sophomore and freshman boys are charter members including John McKean Wilson Broyles Harold Irwin William Wilson Ed Keeler John Sibiey Meber Russell John Houck John Janes and Robert Evans, with officer elections to follow.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Douglas Mullin
John McKean
Wilson Broyles
Harold Irwin
William Wilson
Ed Keeler
John Sibiey
Meber Russell
John Houck
John Janes
Robert Evans
Rio Grande Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
M. M. Grover of Wingdale and Willard Grover of Bidwell spent Monday night with sister Mrs. Dallas Frederick. Alice Daisy Ethel Mabel and Von Miller from Langaville District visited J. L. Miller and daughter. Several local residents visited family and attended church events while sharing news of travels and a death from an explosion.
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M. M. Grover
Wingdale
N. Y
Willard Grover
Bidwell
Dallas Frederick
Alice
Daisy
Ethel
Mabel
von Miller
Langaville
J. L. Miller
Ottimer Bohn
Chillicothe
William Bohn
Gertie Earles
Ann Evans
Gallipolis
Mary Carson
Urban, Ill
Joanna Rainer
Adameville
Ada Norman
William Thompson
Mise Darlene Richards
Columbus
Ll. F. Allen
Cecil McCown
Proctorville
Washington, D. H
John L. Clark
Howard Hutchison
W. T. Packer
C. O. Clark
Gallipolis Baptist Church
Harvey Corbin
Lawrence County
F. W. Earnles
Gertrude
Homer Willis
Thanksgiving turkey shipment heads to Gallipolis barge in tow
Packet Liberty departed Pittsburgh for Kanawha River and Gallipolis with a heavy load of turkeys and other fowls. A barge carrying birds was in tow for the annual Thanksgiving transport from this region.
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Gallipolis
Liberty
Pittsburgh
Kanawha River
Gallia County to receive $10 per pupil from fuel tax
Gallia County Schools will get $10 per pupil from the one cent fuel tax for the 1932-33 year to fund a half month of pay for teachers custodians and bus drivers in December. The distribution totals $10,494 across districts including Addison Bidwell-Porter Cadmus Centerville Chambersburg Cheshire Greenfield Guyan Huntington Kyger Morgan Morgan-Cheshire Ohio Perry Raccoon Springfield Vinton Walnut and others.
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Resoline
Gallipolis
Gallia County
H. B. Bradbury
Addison
Bidwell-Porter
Cadmus
Centerville
Chambersburg
Cheshire Rural
Cheshire Special
Clay
Crown City
Green
Greenfield
Guyan
Harrison
Huntington
Morgan
Morgan- Cheshire
Ohio
Perry
Raccoon
Springfield
Vinton
Walnut
Christmas Seals Issued to Students in Gallia County
Gallia County students begin selling 10 000 Christmas health seals this week. Distribution overseen by county health nurse Mrs Margaret Jones. Sale starts the day after Thanksgiving with quota for Gallia City set at 10 000 seats. Mise Garnette Lupton chairs county sales.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Margaret Jones
Mise Garnette Lupton
Gallia County Reports No Contagious Diseases This Week
Gallia County health commissioner reports the area is free of contagious disease for the week. All scarlet fever and diphtheria cases have been cleared and quarantine signs removed. The record is unusually good for this time of year.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
F. W. Shane
Gallia Academy Faculty to Meet Discussing Arts and Education
Gallia Academy High School faculty will hold its November meeting Monday night. Ben Bachus will discuss Practical Industrial Arts and Ann Bradbury will address Russian Education. Miss Ruth Miller and Miss Catherine Morrison will be served at the faculty tea.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Ben Bachus
Ann Bradbury
Ruth Miller
Catherine Morrison
Boy 16 to be Sentenced for Sewer Bicycles Theft
Gallipolis report says Robert Bush 16 was arrested by Patrolman Leaper on a charge of stealing sewers bicycles. He will be sentenced this week to the Boys Industrial School Lancaster after a suspended sentence earlier. A. C. Sheets of Crown City was admitted to Holzer Hospital for treatment Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
Robert Bush
Chester Leaper
Lancaster
J. S Clark
Clark
A. C. Sheets
Crown City
Holzer Hospital
City Building repairs begin funded by bonds
Gallipolis reports workmen started concrete floor installation in the fire engine house and other repairs at the City Building. The project is financed from $12,000 city bonds issued for new fire equipment.
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Gallipolis
Social visitors and moves noted in Ironton
Mr and Mrs Julius Anderson of Ironton were guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs W N Hayward. Mr and Mrs Boyd Thomas returned from a visit in Richmond Virginia. Mr and Mrs Homer Mathews are moving from the Stanley Huntington residence to Mrs C T Brown 421 First Avenue.
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Julius Anderson
Ironton
W. N. Hayward
Boyd Thomas
Richmond
Mrs. Homer Mathews
Stanley Huntington
Miss Julia Swisher Named Addison Postmistress
In Gallipolis on November 23, Miss Julia Swisher is appointed postmistress at Addison replacing the late Mrs. Ruby Ely. Swisher, previously deputy postmistress, has been acting postmistress since Ely’s death.
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Gallipolis
Julia Swisher
Addison
Ruby Ely
Miss Swisher
Ely
Three Noble County Banks Sold to Caldwell Bank
In Columbus on November 23 the sale of the assets of three Noble County banks to the First National Bank of Caldwell was approved. Conservators told the court that payment of an immediate dividend to creditors will be possible.
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Columbus
Noble County
First National Bank of Caldwell
Creditate
Emerald Otl heals varicose ulcers at home
Sufferers with varicose veins and swelling can try a simple home treatment called Emerald Otl that promises to heal sores, reduce swelling, and relieve pain without operations. The ad claims results during daily activities and offers a money back guarantee.
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Scomfort
Quick
Adv
More Corn Needed in Ohio During Winter
Ohio farmers face tighter corn supplies as oats run below normal and the feed crop shows adequacy concerns amid cold conditions. EB erhard cites steady corn near 30 cents with small receipts while livestock feeding rises. prices at 65 cents in eastern counties roughly 23 per ton, with AAA loan policy expected to push prices higher.
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C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Local Happenings in Syracuse and area relatives
Syracuse notes cover social visits and family events across Minersville, Columbus, Athens, Chester, and Racine. Attendees include Shirley Guinther, Thomas Clark, Mr and Mrs Ernest Lallance, Dale Winebrenner, Frank Winebrenner, Joe Bailey, Janey Wood, R. B. Duckworth, Leona Dalton, Leona's O H E Gallipolis employer, Dow Weese, Crooksville, John Betzing and Ruth Weaver, Alice Schwarzawalder, Martha Echols, Irving Karr, Elizabeth Jones, and Dana Starling.
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Syracuse
Shirley Guinther
Thomas Clark
Ernest Lallance
Minersville
Margaret Lallance
Dale Winebrenner
Frank Winebrenner
Joe Bailey
Chester
Janey Wood
Richard Duckworth
Dana Starling
Ed Forman
Third Street
Hess
Cherry Street
Leona Dalton
Gallipolis
Thomas Dalton
Fred Shumway
Dow Weese
Crooksville
John C. Betzing
Peter Betzing
Ruth Weaver
Racine
Rutland Notes include visits and a family bereavement
The Kings Heralds met Wednesday at Miss Pierce's home. Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel and their North Carolina family are visiting Mrs Bodwell. Mrs. Margaret Deever traveled to Perkersburg after the death of her sister-in-law Miss Emma.
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Kings Heralds
Pierce
Wetzel
North Carolina
Marion Bodwell
Margaret Deever
Perkersburg
Emma
Parkersburg Funeral and Circuit Conference News
Deem. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hall and Miss Margaret Taylor attended the funeral in Parkersburg on Sunday. Quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church of this circuit was held Wednesday at the local church under Dr. Foster, district superintendent. Denny Beckley of Columbus visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Powell and children were in Middleport Thursday for the funeral of the mother of Mr. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leach and daughter spent the weekend in Chillicothe. Mrs. Mills of Syracuse is here with her daughter Mrs. Oscar Patterson. Dr. Deem is improved after a recent heart attack. Earl Forrest, Kennard and Dorothy Forrest of Columbus spent the weekend here with relatives. Dorothy remained for the week.
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Webb Hall
Margaret Taylor
Parkersburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster
Denny Beckley
Columbus
John Beckley
Ben Powell
Middleport
Powell
Kenneth Leach
Chillicothe
Mills
Syracuse
Oscar Patterson
Deem
Earl Forrest
Kennard
Dorothy Forrest
Dorothy
Public Hearing Set on Route 78H Bridge Work
Public hearing announced by highway officials on Route 78H near the old bridge just north of the town. The review covers planned work along the highway, with details to be presented by the State Department of Public Works in November.
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Slouster
Taner
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Frost Estate
Rio Grande Briefs
W. O. Aleshire
Winton
Aleshire
J. D. Miller
Rose Eagle
Jennie Russell
David Jones
Evelyn Richiyer
Edina Jones
Noble Banks
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Caithlns
Boston
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Golashes
Endicott-Johnson Make
Women’s Beautiful
Ind
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Oxfords
Davis
Jersey
Anni
Sadie
Syracuse News
Gerald Frank
Harvey Keith
R. B. Duckworth
Alice Schwarzawalder
William Diddle
Martha Echols
Irving Karr
Thomas Fork
Elizabeth Jones
Harvey Holter
Rutland News
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