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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
7
In Indianapolis on October 3 Harry sher sustained back injuries after he fell from a ladder while climbing to an attic. He carried a plow in his hand as he planned to place it in the attic.
Thirty drivers are expected for five events at the Gallipolis regatta on Oct 8. Notables include Art Werner Arrell Reinking and C M Reigel, former Tim Lewis Trophy winners. Races run on a mile course in front of City Wharf with heats of three miles and start from the judge's barge on the Ohio River.
Gallipolis Ohio October 3 1933 Sale of real estate and chattels of E N Deardorff Co ordered by Judge W R White in the suit of F O Lamb receiver Huntington Banking Trust Co against the store Attorney Hollis Johnston receiver for the company ordered to sell the property as a whole at auction First mortgage liens of 18428 with six percent interest from April 28 1933 held by Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co and second mortgage lien of 4000 held by First National Bank were approved
J M Ripley, superintendent of the Gallipolis Union Mission, clarifies the mission location at 856 Second Avenue as the sole non denom charitable religious group in the area. September activities include 38 gospel services 41 home visits 302 meals served free 27 beds furnished 19 men 5 women cared for 20 families given food 6 persons clothed 19 individuals given employment and 8 conversions.
Gallia County dog owners fear rabies bids due to a county wide scare. The Gallipolis Fall Festival show size is expected to shrink from last year as Frank Allen reports all dogs must be confined at the event.
In Gallipolis on October 3 a complete tent will feature the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. The display includes patient handiwork educational features and a plant exhibit with common and scientific names and native habitat. A. F. DeWorth supervises floriculture. Plants are not suited to Southern Ohio climate. Oriental rugs handiwork vegetables and fruits accompany the exhibit.
A posture routine to correct a neck lump and hollow back by lying on the floor with knees bent. It instructs lifting the spine ends, turning thighs outward, tightening shoulder alignment, and raising arms to feel back and chest muscles engage, then lowering slowly and repeating.
Gladys Jenkins files a divorce and custody petition against Joseph Jenkins in Athens County Common Pleas Court alleging extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1921 and seek custody of a minor child.
Gallipolis reports Steamer Queen City completed her last packet trip of the season stopping at Gallipolis early Monday. It is believed she will be laid up in Pittsburgh briefly then enter the Mississippi River trade hauling cotton and apples. Steamer J. B. Rawn arrived from Huntington with gravel while the Vixen also came down.
Gallipolis promotes a visitor guide to the Fall Festival and Out board Regatta. Sites include Mound Hill Cemetery with river views, Our House where Lafayette slept, birthplace of O. O. McIntyre, Pine Street Cemetery, Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, Tu Endie Wei Park with Chief Cornstalk monument, grave of Ann Bailey, Washington Spring marked in North Pt Pleasant, and nearby Ohio Route connections.
Twelve men faced Mayor A J Stormont in Gallia County on Monday in a record police court day. Glade Jones paid 100 dollars and costs for possession of intoxicants and was jailed for nonpayment. Six others pled guilty to intoxication with fines of 14 90 each. Hollis Kraus also pled guilty to drunk and disorderly with a 19 90 fine. Woods Rippey and Cherrington were continued to Oct 10. Investigation continues into Saturday night shooting on Court Street.
Gallia Ohio news notes festival tent space doubled for 1933 Fall Festival. Jack Richards of Columbus, tent owner, says the event will be the largest of its kind in Ohio this year. Richards calls the festival a growing model for others and cites past years with Elka Circus in 1911.
Gallipolis dispatch notes Rev George Sagen named Mrs Ernest Riggs Mrs John Butz and Judge W R White to judge Fall Festival Parade prize winners Friday night The parade will be led by the City Commission assembling at Gallia Academy High School at 8 oclock Route runs Court Street Second Avenue Locust Street The marchers disband there Also James Butterfield suffered deep cuts to the palm of his right hand and a cut to the left thumb while working at Ohio Valley Furniture Factory Saturday
Garland Gillingham and Floyd Stormont left Gallipolis for the American Legion convention and the Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago where they expect to spend several days.
In Gallipolis on Monday night J C McNealey established the order of tent displays for the Fall Festival on First Avenue. The lineup from State Street includes Automobile, Food Show, Industrial, Ohio Hospital for Epileptics Schools, vocational agriculture, granges, Farm, poultry, dogs and pets. Rotary Club, flowers and Ohio Historical Society tents go in the park.
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