Relief Food Distribution in Gallia County Keeps Aid Flowing
In Gallia County the 3000 cans found in the Our House basement in 1934 were distributed by Monday. On Friday 140 cases went to employable families at Garfield School Building, 85 cases to those unable to come, and 607 quarts of fruit and vegetables were used. Canned beef and evaporated milk were common items with $26,621 in surplus foods valued overall. Funds enable relief through December, with employable families to receive WPA projects and unemployable cases under township trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Our House
Relief Department
Paul H. Rock
Garfield
Felice
Rock
Gallia County
Two Men Fined in Gallipolis For Intoxication and Disorder
Walter Lane of Gallipolis was fined 15 dollars and costs by Judge A J Stor Mont for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Jack Smith of Kerr Station, identified as a Negro, paid 17.40 dollars for intoxication. Lane was to be arraigned today before the judge for forging and uttering a false check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter Lane
A. J. Stor Mont
Jack Smith
Kerr Station
Lane
Preacher Sentenced for Larceny in Gallipolis Case
Judge W P White condemned the Rev W B Neal for larceny in Gallipolis and ordered a five year ban from Ohio under a suspended penitentiary sentence. Neal’s religious influence was noted amid the verdict, marking a notable local crime and punishment case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. P. White
W. B. Neal
Neal
State of
Ohio
Ohio Valley Sales garnisheed for $132.03 in suit
Justice Fred Millilser ruled the Ohio Valley Sales Company can garnish $132.03 from Bridie Darnell in the Gills Produce Company v Darnell case. An attachment of $67 for work and labor was issued in Flossie Elizabeth Fisher v Mabel and William Porter Jones. Gates was fined and costs on a guilty plea to intoxication. Okey Shepherd paid a $25 fine and $38.20 costs for possessing an unkunk pelt out of season before Justice Milliser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galiapolis
Ohio Valley Sales Company
Fred Mililser
Gills Produce Company
Bridie Darnell
Justice Monday
Flossie Elizabeth Fisher
Mabel
William T. Porter Jones Gates
Milliser
Okey Shepherd
Charles F. Phillips
Nibert Suit Probate Distributes Estate Proceeds
In the Gallipolis case O W Nibert versus C O Nibert and others John Nibert took the premises at 1500 appraised value Judge W T White ordered distribution The clerk of courts receives 229.66 costs C W Nibert administrator Sophronia Nibertta estate gets 135.44 fifteen dollars set aside for taxes and from 1.36 to 3.06 each will be distributed to defendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
O. W. Nibert
C. O. Nibert
John Nibert
W. T. White
C. W. Nibert
Sophronia Nibertta
Gallipolis Marriage Licenses and Court Actions
Marriage licenses issued to Floyd Mooney and Mary Belle Craig and to Wade Hall and Irma Snider. H S Littrell pleads not guilty to assault and stabbing attempt, bound over on $200 bond. Two divorces granted by Judge W R White: Mary Mossbarger from Albert Mossbarger and Lillie Shelton from Hayden Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Floyd Mooney
Crown City
W. J. Murray
Mary Belle Craig
Vera Craig
Bladen
Wade Hall
Percy Hall
Irma Snider
Everett Snider
Littrell
Gomer Smith
Fred Milliser
J. A. Plymote
W. R. White Monday
Mary Mossbarger
Albert Mossbarger
Lillie Shelton
Hayden Shelton
Rio Grande Plans Water and Sewage System Aid
Rio Grande officials met WPA engineer H W Nixon to seek about 30000 in federal aid for a 40000 project covering water and sewage, with about 10000 in bonds from the village. The state health board approved plans after an initial survey and a 290 foot salt water test well, usable drinking water found nearby for the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Ernest Wiseman
W. T. Packer
W. A. Lewis
H. W. Nixon
WPA
Lione
State Board of Health
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Youngest Master Named in Local Masonic Lodge
Mrs H A Wiseman of Wilkesville says the worshipful master of the Wilkesville Masonic Lodge is the youngest in the state. Paul Blore, 26, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Blore, leads the lodge. The Logan lodge had previously been listed as youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. A. Wiseman
Wilkesville
Gallia-Vinton County
Masonic Lodge
Paul Blore
Leslie Blore
Masons
Logan
Millfield News Notes and Local Grange Reports
Millfield students and families gather for a November class meeting at the Petitts home with hymns and a shower marking a recent wedding. Buds of Promise host, PTA notes, and a Millfield Church class organize activities as the community welcomes a Columbus wedding and local car incidents. Governor Davey proclaims a Columbus holiday closing government offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Martha Bibie
B. H. Petitt
Church of Christ
Christine Mingus
Buds of Promise Bible
M. E. Church
Pauline Gillespie
Ida Mae White
Marian Earich
Irene White
Irene
Aldene Leoffler
Frances Cox
Kathryn Brown
Gladys
Lillian Misner
Amabel Hogue
Helen Simpkins
Pauline White
Dorothy Howard
Glouster
May Howard
Kathryn Gillespie
The
Millfield Pta
East Millfield School
Council Cleared Of Debt For First Time Since 1919
The Ohio Council of Churches reports a debt free status for the first time since its founding in 1919. A psychologist from the University of California notes trends in mate selection, stating men choose women with comparable intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
University of California
Silver Ridge Social Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs Harry Swank Athens visited Mr and Mrs C F Betzing Sunday. Miss Vesta Bentz Athens guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Tuttle Sunday. Rev Charles Fox holding revival at South Bethel Church for the last week with services to continue. Wilbur Swank Athens spent Sunday with Orville Christy. Mrs Raymond Harper and two daughters in Pomeroy Tuesday. Co F Betzing and Archie Well assisted Vern Shumway shred fodder Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Garrett Christy week end with Mrs Snyder of Higsby. Onelta Tuttle Saturday with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Tuttle. Junior McGinnis Alfred week end with Archie Well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Ridge
Harry Swank
Athens
C. F. Betzing
Vesta Bentz
Walter Tuttle
Charles Fox
South Bethel A. B
Wilbur Swank
Orville Christy
Raymond Harper
Pomeroy
Co. F. Betzing
Archie
Vern Shumway
Garrett Christy
Snyder
Higsby
Onelta Tuttle
Junior McGinnis
Alfred
Tobacco Sales Cards Will Be Distributed In Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports that Burley tobacco allotment cards will be ready for distribution by next Monday. County Agent R R Starbuck says the cards differ from last year and show allotted pounds remaining for sale. The warehouse opens for receipt Monday with sales starting December 5. AAA growers must have cards when selling at the warehouse. Spaces are printed for several sales. An international highway linking North and South America is estimated to cost about 200 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burley
R. R. Starbuck
AAA
Portland Social Personal Mention
Portland residents and guests are noted in social notices. Harry Swan and family visited relatives in Parkersburg while Edythe Badgely of Parkersburg spent the weekend with friends here. Multiple locals attended an Eastern Star social in Racine Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harry Swan
Parkersburg
Edythe Badgely
R. S. Henderson
Mr. Mills
Coolville
Sam Lee
W. BE. McDade
W. G. McKelvey
Eastern Star
Racine
Neil Roush
Akron
Ray
Bert Roush
Sandusky
Albert Deems
Ora Price
Bel
J. A. Smith
Bertram
Reid Holt
Charleston
Suit Over Farm Work and Care Demands Payment
A. H. Moneypenny sues John F. and Elizabeth Robinson for 12 dollars claiming unpaid farm labor and care since May 1934 at 1 or 2 dollars daily. A life estate bid forfeiture claim is noted over deteriorating property. S. W. Thomas sues Lettle Thomas Gray about property in Cheshire where she holds a life interest. The Sun’s mass is cited as 730 times that of all solar system bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. H. Moneypenny
John F
Elizabeth Robinson
W. Thomas
Lettle Thomas Gray
Cheshire
Unclear fragment on Tran 1 tow hoo board request
Fragmentary text mentions Tran 1 tow hoo board and requests to permit four used to of the D favor Maurice Brown, Ben Saunders, JE Halley. Names appear without clear context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brown
Ben Saunders
JE Halley
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