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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1932

Page

5

78 Witnesses Subpoenaed for Gallia Murder Trial

Gallia County begins the Walter Boyd murder trial with 78 summoned witnesses. 45 testify for the state and 33 for the defense as jury selection spans Monday. Boyd is charged with July 90 killing of Fred Brumfield near Swan Creek.

Gallia Walter Boyd Brumfield Gallipolis Gallia County Boyd Eddie Peppers Peppers Harry M. Miller R. M. Switzer H. W. Cherrington Hollis Johnson Fred Brumfield Swan Creek Charles H. Swanson

Lawyer Pleads for Fair View of New Ohio Levy

Gallia Academy in Gallipolis heard H. W. Cherrington urge Farm Bureau members to permit the new intangible tax law time to yield revenue under normal conditions. He argued the system falters in a low mood and would perform differently if 1930 conditions returned, noting 1933 revenue would be lower than this year due to the tax structure.

Ohio Gallipolis H. W. Cherrington Farm Bureau Gallia Academy

Cherrington Details Taxation Shift and Bank Health After Depression

Cherrington notes that the new intangibles law will ease farm real estate burdens by broadening taxable assets. He cites banks in strong liquidity with cash and government securities, predicting more loans to creditworthy borrowers and a lasting post depression recovery from January 1931 to June 1932 marked by gold exports end.

Cherrington America

Judgment Granted Against Rose Trio in Gallipolis

Buckeye Building and Loan Co. won a $2,250.30 judgment with 7 percent interest from Oct 12, 1982, against Ellsworth Rose Carrie E. Rose and William Rose for property in Gallipolis. Divorce suit of Shepherd Lewis v Elizabeth Haynes Lewis was dismissed at plaintiff’s request. James H. Taylor v Alonzo R. Baker on a conduit note was also dismissed.

Gallipolis Buckeye Building and Loan Company Building & Loan Co C. E. Peoples Meigs County Gallia County Ellsworth Rose Carrie E. Rose William Rose Shepherd Lewis Elizabeth Haynes Lewis Lewis James H. Taylor Alonzo R. Baker

Boiler Crew Home From Louisville Repairs Steamer Fairplay

The Acme Boiler Shop crew from Gallipolis returned home after repairing the boilers of the Steamer Fairplay in Louisville Ky. The vessel owned by Campbell Transportation Co was formerly the Henry Laughlin built by Jones and Laughlin Steel Co. The Fairplay now hauls oil products for Gulf Refining between Cincinnati Portsmouth and Louisville.

Gallipolis Acme Charles Arthur Louisville Fairplay Campbell Transportation Company Pittsburgh Henry Laughlin Jones and Laughlin Steel Company Gulf Refining Company Cincinnati Portsmouth

Athens County Man Invents New Steamboat Wheel Design

Athens County mechanic David Taylor 35 of Athens County and master mechanic for Ohio River locks and dams has invented a curved steel paddle wheel for steamboats. A miniature model trial on Devol's Run near Hockingport showed reduced splash and directed water away from the stern. Taylor, nephew of Capt. John Mills of Hockingport, seeks a patent and hopes government adoption for its use.

Gallipolis David Taylor Athens County Ohio River Wheeling Taylor Devol Hockingport John Mills

Dam 26 Repaired With New Wickets and Horses Arrive

Dam 26 near Gallipolis receives steel wickets and horses from Pittsburgh. Government lockmaster Thomas Lanthorn oversees installation as repairs finish. Over 75 thousand dollars spent on No 26 known as the Hoodoo Dam after prior washouts. Built by government employees, the structure washed out at first set, forming a pool upstream.

Gallipolis Pittsburgh Thomas Lanthorn

Towboats Pass Gallipolis with Steel Cargoes

Three tow boats crossed Gallipolis on Thursday. The Union Line steamer J. D. Ayres of Pittsburgh carried about 3,000 tons of steel products to Memphis for rail distribution in the Southwest. The Robert H. Noble sailed upriver with three empty steel barges for the Specialty Material Company and stopped for Capt. Frank Wright to take her up the Ohio.

Gallipolis Union Line J. D. Ayres Pittsburgh Ayres Memphis Southwest Robert H. Noble Specialty Material Company Noble Frank Wright Ohio

Three Patients Registered at Marine Hospital in Gallipolis

Three patients were admitted at the United States Marine Hospital in Gallipolis. Carl Statts of Henderson West Virginia a steward of the Steamer Robert Noble was injured by a fall on the boat. John Wright of Henderson is also under treatment aboard the Steamer Julius Fleishman. Captain John Mills a veteran river man from Maysville Kentucky will be discharged today and plans to join the Greene Line Steamer Chris Greene in the Cincinnati and Huntington trade for a short period.

Gallipolis Oct. M United States Marine Hospital Carl Statts Henderson W. Va Robert Noble John Wright Julius Fleishman John Mills Maysville Mills Greene Line Chris Greene Cincinnati Huntington

Hospital admissions report from Gallipolis area

Joan Herman of Oak Hill was admitted to Holzer Hospital for a pelvic injury. Ernest Caudell of Thurman was admitted for an infected leg. Mia Lawrence Gerlach of Point Pleasant underwent an operation today.

Gallipolis Joan Herman F. J. Herman Oak Hill Holzer Hospital Ernest Caudell Thurman A. D Mia Lawrence Gerlach Point Pleasant

Car Stolen From Grape Street Corner in Gallipolis

Randall Warden's coupe was stolen from near the Wagner Warehouse at Grape Street and Second Avenue between 10 and 11 Wednesday night. Chief John Fraley reports no trace found.

Gallipolis Randall Warden Wagner Grape Street Second Avenue John Fraley

Marriage License Issued In Thurman for Ruff and Patterson

A marriage license was issued to Frank H. Ruff a 23 year old farmer of Thurman and Marie Patterson 34 a teacher of Thurman yesterday.

Gallipolis Frank H. Ruff Thurman Marie Patterson

125 Men Get Work On Gallia Highways

Gallia County in Ohio sees about 125 men assigned to state highway maintenance this week. Crews resurface portions of Route 7 from Gallipolis to the Lawrence County line and upgrade Route 7 north of the city to combat approaching winter. Workers shifted from local quarry to road projects after a crusher breakdown.

Gallia Gallipolis Gallia County Earl Brown Lawrence County Atteention Galhootia Rio Grande

Prosecuting Attorney Named Administrator of Miller Estate

Gallipolis reports Prosecuting Attorney Harry M. Miller has been appointed administrator of his father Arthur Miller’s estate. The bulk of the estate is left to his widow.

Gallipolis Harry M. Miller Arthur Miller

Births Exceed Deaths In Athens County Last Month

Births outpaced deaths in September across Athens County with 82 births and 39 deaths reported by Health Commissioner J. M. Higgin. Records detail townships and towns with various birth and death counts, plus isolated disease cases in Athens City.

Athens County Dy. J. M. Higgine Athens City Alexander Ames Athens Township Bera Canaan Dover Lee Township Lodi Roma Township Troy Township Trimble Waterloo York Township Carthage Athens City

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