Two Bands To Share Honors With Players
Gallipolis hosts Jackson in a pivotal early season game with title implications. Gallia Academy aims to improve after a 35 to 0 win against Chesapeake while Jackson topped Oak Hill 24 to 0, and both school bands will perform if weather allows. Jord Bayless makes his local debut as band leader as new uniforms and field house lockers are prepared for Friday night.
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Gallipolis
Jackson
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Oak Hill
Chesapeake
Tom Kelton
Mary Louise Mohr
Willeen Rupe
Jord Bayless
Ben Bachus
Middleport
Sunday Services Across Gallipolis Churches
Grace Methodist Church will hold morning worship with Rev H H Wilbur preaching The Seal of the New Covenant and an evening sermon Home Religion Junior sermons include The Friendly Light and Thought Gardens Alexander Kaminsky the Russian violinist will perform at First Baptist Church Sunday morning and again each evening next week Rev George Sagen to preach Sunday evening Quarterly communion and infant baptism will occur at First Presbyterian Church with Rev L W Gishler delivering A Searching Question A mid week prayer series begins next Wednesday at 7 30 led by Rev Gishler focusing on I Am phrases of the New Testament
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
H. H. Wilbur
Alexander Kaminsky
First Baptist Church
George Sagen
Kaminsky
First Presbyterian Church
L. W. Gishler
Presbyterian Church
Gishler
High School Faculty Fry steak at local event
Gallipolis reporters note the annual steak fry hosted by the high school faculty occurred Wednesday night in the home economics building with full faculty attendance. Weather prompted a change from Rev. L W Gishler’s summer home where the gathering was originally planned. Reverend Gishler attended as a guest. The organizing committee included Harold Brown Norma Johnston and Ruth Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Home’ Economics
Rev
L. W. Gishler
Reverend Gishler
Harold Brown
Norma Johnston
Ruth Miller
Kanauga Youth Held In Gallia Robberies
Gallia sheriff's deputies kept 15 year old Earl Taylor of Kanauga under investigation for burglaries across Kanauga and Addison this week. The James Barton residence yielded theft of old coins clothing jewelry including five rings. Break ins also touched the Clair O'Hara and J F Jordan homes nearby.
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Gallipolis
Earl Taylor
Kanauga
Addison
James Barton
Barton
Clair O'Hara
J. F. Jordan
Students Elect Council Leaders At Washington Building
Bernard Watson of the eighth grade was elected president and Maxine Persinger of the seventh grade was chosen vice president of the Student Council. They were installed today. Three representatives from each grade above the fourth will be chosen later.
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Gallipolis
Bernard Watson
Maxine Persinger
Student Council of Washington
B. R. Evans
EX TEACHER RETURNS TO GALLIPOLIS
Mr and Mrs Earl Parrish of Oneonta NY visit sister Mrs Byrd Rose in Grape Street and other friends here Their children attend Ohio State University as sophomores Mrs Parrish formerly Mae Beck a prominent local teacher here in earlier years
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Gallipolis
Earl Parrish
Oneonta
N. Y
Byrd Rose
Grape Sr
Ohio State University
Parrish
Mae Beck
Car Sales In Gallia County Decline In September
New car bills of sale filed in Gallia County dropped in September with 42 passenger cars and 11 trucks, a total of 53. In August 63 passenger cars and 17 trucks were sold, totaling 80, and in September of last year a total of 56 was registered.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Pritchard Honored in Who's Who in America
Dr. William H. Pritchard superintendent of the Columbus State Hospital for the Insane and former head of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics is listed in the current issue of Who's Who in America.
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DE. Pritchard
Gallipolis
William H. Pritchard
Columbus State Hospital For
Ohio Hospital
Ameria
Weather records set in Gallia County September
Weather Observer Edwin McCormick reports two September record highs in Gallia County with 100 degrees on September 14 and 16 and a record low of 38 degrees on September 25. Rainfall was 1.74 inches, well below the 34.6 inches average for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Edwin McCormick
District Officers Elected at Royal Neighbors Conference
Gallipolis saw the Royal Neighbors of America district officers elected during a Thursday conference. About 100 local members and visitors from several chapters attended, including state supervisor Nellie Murray of Toledo, district deputy Minnie Bullock of Portsmouth, and numerous out-of-town attendees from Middleport Elite Camp and Portsmouth Orange Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodmen of America
Nellie M. Murray
Toledo
Minnie Bullock
Portsmouth
Lucie B. Longeet
Ida Edwards
Ella Smith
Ethel Philpott
Cora B. Redkay
Mattie Bush
Mae Smith
Wilmetta Mulford
Belle Rice
Emma Sisson
Martha Childs
Margaret Jones
Catherine Anderson
Edith Dixon
Amy Bowen
Pearl Huggins
Annie Ohlinger
Lillian Stieff
Adah Root
Middleport
Mary V. Knittel
Alice McIntire
Pearl Allen
Elizabeth Billian
Ethel Davis
Mary Ann Carter
Margaret Puckett
Edith Lewis
Charlotte Turner
Edna Johnson
Lyda Morris
Katharine Chariton
Ruth Ray
Martha Bouts
Elizabeth Kelley
Verna M. Davis
Chillicothe
Mary Barnhill
Alfred
Bessie Hopkins
Lena Barnhill
Orange Camp
Dillon To Head Legion Post
Delbert Dillon of Crown City was elected commander of the Lafayette Post American Legion in Gallipolis to succeed Dr. C. R. Niday. New officers include Charles Huber first vice commander Stanley Belville second vice commander Harry Alexander third vice commander Otis Drummond adjutant Stanley Lanier finance officer H. P. Bradbury trustee and George H. Lear chaplain. Installation is set for Wednesday night October 21 by District Deputy Rossiter Williams of Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Delbert Dillon
Crown City
Lafayette
American Legion
C. R. Niday
Charles Huber
Stanley Belville
Harry Alexander
Otis Drummond
Stanley Lanier
H. P. Bradbury
George H. Lear
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
Two Gallia Women Are To Hunt This Season
Two Gallia women secured hunting licenses among 157 issued by Gallia Clerk of Courts Margaret Bing McCormick. Mrs. Lewis Bean of Gallipolis and Miss Ferne Saunders of Raccoon Island received permits to hunt.
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Gallipolis
Margaret Bing McCormick
Lewis Bean
Ferne Saunders
Raccoon Island
Lane Charged With Resisting Officer in City Court
Walter Shorty Lane faces Municipal Court on resisting an officer charge. Patrolman W B Cooper says Lane struck him Tuesday night. Lane’s bond is $200 after entering a not guilty plea. he is in the city jail serving a $15 intoxication fine from Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter ‘Shorty
Lane
W. B. Cooper
Cooper
Marriage License Issued To Aubrey Gunnoe and Opal Ayers
A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis for Aubrey Gunnoe a 48 year old salesman from Charleston West Virginia and Opal Sayre Ayers a 28 year old comp tometer operator from Mason County West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Aubrey Gunnoe
Charleston
W. Va
Opal Sayre Ayers
Mason County
Bunker Hill Social And Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Michael hosted guests on Friday honoring Mr and Mrs David Whaley and family of Iowa along with several local families. Sunday visits included Dana Epple and children with William Nicholson. Meigs County Fair attendance noted and Earl Genheimer listed painting for Mr Paten at Harrisonville. Whaley family returned to Iowa on Saturday.
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Bunker Hill
Gilbert Michael
David Whaley
Iowa
W. D. Thoma
Jessie Carr
Howard Whaley
Dylvan Michael
Sidney Jordan
Union
Whaley
Dana Epple
FD Defends His Program Against Critics
The speech argues Roosevelt era policy saved homes and farms, contrasting borrowed funds with benefits like CCC and work relief. It cites eight billion dollars in net debt, mainly for soldiers’ bonus, claiming long term gains in conservation, national resources, and a stronger future.
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Congress
Washington
America
CCC
Roosevelt
Court Terms Set for Gallia County 1937
Judge W. R. White orders Common Pleas Court terms in Gallia County for 1937 on January 4 April 5 and September 7 starting at 10 oclock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. R. White
Common Pleas Court
Gallia County
Funeral for Herman McAtee Held at Centenary Church
Funeral services were held for Herman Babe McAtee at Centenary Church in Cutler on September 21. He grew up in Cutler and lived in Chesterhill Malta later, served in Company L Ohio National Guard and CCC camps, and was accidentally killed by a train near Bellaire. Burial followed at Centenary Cemetery.
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Cutler
Herman
Babe) McAtee
Centenary Church
Chesterhill
Malta
Company L
Ohio National Guard
CCC
Bellaire
Charles Fish
Centenary Cemetery
Verne Leyda
Henry Carothers
Sharpsburg
C. F. Law
Margaret Goddard
Reena Selby
Layman
William Lavelle
Belford Davis
Wayne
Stewart
Rolland Linscott
Bartlett
A. J. Gould
Gerald Root
Hilda
Zanesville
Lysle Basim
NYA
James Carothers
Leota McAfee
Ray Goddard
Friendly Circle
Rollin Vincent
Dean Dunbar
Nellie Secoy
Alta Mae McAtee
Kuhns
Dillon Dies at 68 in Gallia County Proctorville Home
W. A. Dillon, 68, died Wednesday at his home near Proctorville. He was the father of Mrs. William Deepping who cared for him during his illness.
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Gallipolis
W. A. Dillon
Proctorville
William Deepping
Doctor sues Callicoat for medical bill in Gallipolis
Dr J A Guthrie files a suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 211.50 as reimbursement for medical attention from S C Callicoat.
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Gallipolis
J. A. Guthrie
S. C. Callicoat
Common Pleas
Trimble Republicans Hear Representative Phillips
In GLOUSTER Trimble Township Republicans held a meeting at the mayor's office with central committeemen and party leaders present. Dr H T Phillips Athens a state representative gave the principal talk and the group scheduled a public meeting for 7 30 next Wednesday at the mayor's office to discuss campaign business.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Willis Blower
H. T. Phillips
Athens
House of Representatives
Trimble Bridge Club Dines At Hotel Gordon
The Trimble Bridge Club enjoyed a 6 pm dinner at the Hotel Gordon hosted by Velma Barstow. High score was won by Connie Brown, second by Esta Haskins. members present included Georgia Sayre Helen Earich Evelyn Deal Edithe Wolfe and guest Lillian Deal Kinney from Ravenna.
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Trimble
Gordon
Velma Barstow
Connie Brown
Esta Haskins
Georgia Sayre
Helen Earich
Evelyn Deal
Edithe Wolfe
Lillian (Deal) Kinney
Ravenna
George W. Shaner Dies At Home in Glouster
George W. Shaner Sr. aged 81 died at his Glouster home after a brief illness of old age. A lifelong Morgan and Athens County resident and former coal miner, he retired in 1927. He is survived by his wife Ella, four sons, a stepson, and 52 years of marriage. Funeral at 38 Oak St. Sunday afternoon. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ella
J. F. Shaner
Ray
Ohio
Fred C. Shaner
Columbus
George W. Shaner
Nelsonville
John H. Shaner
This City
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Shaners
Oak St
Andrew Craig
Maplewood Cemetery
Elder Bankes Returns to Trimble for Gospel Meetings
Elder W. H. Bankes of Cambridge will start a two week series of gospel meetings at the Trimble West Side Church of Christ this Saturday evening. He previously held a successful set at Trimble last year.
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Bankes
Trimble
W. H. Bankes
Cambridge
Trimble West Side Church of Christ
Trimble Church
Radio ownership reaches twenty one million homes
Statisticians report about 21.5 million American homes now have radios, reflecting widespread adoption and changing media consumption patterns.
M E Church Rally Day Planned at Glouster
Glouster church schedules Rally Day Sunday with 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 rally program. Rev. David P. Morris of Church of Christ delivers 10 o clock sermon on Sorrow. Evening service at 7:30 features song service and sermon. Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
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Christian Endeavor
Returns Home For Greens Run Man After Eye Treatment
Clifford Rutter was brought home to Greens Run by local ambulance after two weeks at White Cross Hospital Columbus for eye treatments.
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Glouster
Clifford Rutter
Greens Run
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Rio Grande Eyes New River State Showdown in West Virginia
Gallia district college football team travels to Montgomery to face New River State after Marietta’s 52 to 6 win over Rio Grande last week. Rio Grande seeks rebound on road against strong opponent in West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Montgomery
W. Va
New River State
Marietta
County Clerk September revenue covered office costs
Horton Brown reports the county clerk of courts office collected 414.53 in September and turned it over to the treasurer for the general fund, enough to cover operating costs for the month. The United States government sold more than 635000000 duck stamps in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Josten heirs cited in Ohio real estate suit
Arthur A. Josten seeks partition of 150 acres in Lodi Township Athens County Ohio. The case 16558 names heirs Genevieve Gildea Arthur Mull Dorthea Mulligan Cletus Mulligan Katharine Mulligan and others. Hearing set for on or after March 7 1936. R Pierce attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mulligan
Genevieve Gildea
Arthur Mull
Dorthea Mulligan
Cletus Mulligan
West Jefferson St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Katharine Mulligan
St. Marys
Kansas
Peter Josten
Arthur A. Josten
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Lodi
R. Pierce
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Jackson High
Gallia
Dillon
Legion Post
Hugh &. Johnson
NRA
al Smith
Little Jack Horner
Richardson
Sues
Phillips
Jimmy Littler
Chauncey, Ohio
Chuck
OUR Leader
Kellogg
M. E. Church Plans
Worter
Athens, Ohio
Harry Burns
Morrison Burns
Virgil Baughman
White’s Clover Farm
Korner Grocery
Smith May Ave
Grocery Beverage
Ray Baughman
Union ST
Union Grocery
Householders Market
Union Street
Bethel Market
Krogers
the Plains
Sarah Batchelder
Hardenville National Fire Proof CO
Wilson
Keating
Nelsons Grocery
Kontner
Norris
Sayres
Roy Davis
Millfield Sunday Creek Coal CO
Sanders Market
Jacksonville
Charles White
Amesville
Chapman Moorehead Union Furnace
H. Chall Eet Alban Sanders
Little Hocking Scarlet Service
Murray City
C. A. Slater Store Cash & Carry
Buchtel Harves
Sayre
Smart & Son Tippetts Grocery
Langsville F. A. Miller
McCunesville F. &. Dishon New Straitsville Wilson Brothers
Shawnee Lewis
Sarvis
Stockport
H. D. Faires
Torch George Dewees
Coolville Larson
EPPLE
Nagle Station
D. W. Brill
Corning Joyces Store
Carbondale
Oscar Praeter
Chester Hill
Yocums Store
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