Gallipolis Museum to Showcase Authentic French Five Hundred Imports
The Our House inn in Gallipolis will be renovated to recreate an 1825 Lafayette era tavern. Dr C B Holser plans authentic French imports from the French Five Hundred and loaned items will fill rooms with careful replication. The dining room and fire room likely top the initial restoration, with one or two rooms ready by summer 1936 as work progresses one room at a time. The Business and Professional Women's Club will assist in choosing antiques and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Our House
C. EB. Holser
General Lafayette
Ohio River
Lafayette
Shady Grove School Case Heads to Court of Appeals
In Gallipolis the Shady Grove School case from Springfield Township moves to the Court of Appeals after a district board dispute over winter operation. Judge W. R. White noted no formal school closing action, reopening ordered. Dale Durkee teaches. The same docket includes Ida Persinger versus Robert Persinger with child support of 3 dollars weekly and 60 attorney fees awarded during the divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Shady Grove School
Springfield Township
Court of Appeals
Pulager
Springfield Rural School District Board of Education
Shady Grove
W. R. White
Dale Durkee
Ida Persinger
Robert Persinger
W. BR. White
Kanauga Happenings and Travel Notices
Kanauga notes report Captain T. 8 Manes back from the Ida Maé excursion boat where he served as pilot this summer. Attendees marked Edwin Rothgeb funeral at Cheshire. Local visits include Mrs. W. B. McDade and daughter in Columbus and James Allen from Red House visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Manes
Ida Maé
Edwin Rothgeb
Cheshire
W. B. McDade
G. BE. Bush
Jean
Columbus
James Allen
Red House
W. Va
C. G. Houck
Lillie Kuhn
Baunders
W. H. Comstock
New York City
Lloyd Bush
Boardman
A. W. Pullina
Albert Spencer
Spencer
Ernest Thorne
Mr. Thorne
A. W. Thorne
Rio Grande
Suke Wood
Parkersburg
Tena Hix
Mattie Towsley
Three Plead Guilty to Breaking and Entering
Bud Casey Donald Dillon and Wade Hall pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Sam Casey house near Rodney before Justice Fred Milliser Tuesday. They were returned to jail under 300 bond to await Grand Jury action. Ruth Nibert and Sarah Dray also confessed and were released on bond. two other girls implicated Carrie Abbott and Anna Beulah Hendricks were jailed on another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bud” Casey
Donald Dillon
Wade Hall
Sam Casey
Rodney
Fred Milliser
Dillon
Hall
Camp Gallia
Middleport
Pomeroy
Nelsonville High to unveil new public address system
Gallipolis crowd awaits the Oct. 25 game as Nelsonville High prepares a public address system and a unique scoreboard designed by Ben Bachus. The band will debut in new uniforms under drum major Miss Mary Foster, with programs to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Ben Bachus
Mary Foster
Marriage license issued to Homer Logan and Virginija Mayes
A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Homer Logan 23 of Middleport farmer and Virginija Mayes 21 daughter of Fussell Mayes of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Homer Logan
Middleport
Virginija Mayes
Fussell Mayes
Cowboys serenade amid marriage license in Gallipolis
Two musicians obtained a marriage license from Probate Judge J B Clark in Gallipolis. At his invitation the groom-to-be played guitar and sang several cowboy selections for the judge and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. 8. Clark
Clark
River trade and showboats in Ohio Kanawha pool season
Gallipolis notes steady barge traffic on the Ohio and Kanawha with the Hallie arriving for boiler work and tows of Cedar Grove coal toward Cincinnati. Plans shift as the Gordon C. Greene won't run to Mardi Gras. Water Queen and Majestic lay up for winter. Showboat business soft, with Hollywood and Golden Rod idle. Arthur Heider towed in as Ben Franklin retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Kaneawha
Hallie
Acme
Loyal Wright
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Cincinhati Thia Company
Gordon C. Greene
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Greene Line
Ohio River
Water Queen
Kanawha River
Majestic
Carrorton
Kentucky
Hollywood
Covington
Menke Brothers
Golden Rod
Pittsburgh
Bryant
Sherman Haines
Kanauga
A. O. Kushner
Arthur Heider
Heider
Ben Franklin
Kirshner
Cinennati
Franklin
Rock Island
Til
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Mississippi
Frank Wright
Kathryn
Charleston
Jean Hesitates as Bobby Proposes Amid Hidden Tensions
Jean Dunn returns from a tense office scene with Mr Montague and Mr Stout then meets Bobby Wallace for dinner. Bobby offers marriage and reveals a bonds deal. Jean wrestles with a lingering fear and a rival in Sandy, shaping a cliffhanger ending.
Burned Car Found in Woods Is Unidentified
A burned car with missing license plates was found off a road in Morton's Woods Addison Township. Sheriff E B Matfield was notified by John Unroe. The vehicle, apparently driven a short distance into the woods, is believed to be stolen and is currently unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Morton's Woods
Addison Township
E. B. Matfield
John Unroe
Brownies Hold Camp Fire at Chickamauga Park
Fourteen Cub Girl Scouts and their leader Miss Haima Moore gathered at Chickamauga Park for a weiner and marshmallow roast Monday night. They studied the Brownie ritual around a camp fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Haima Moore
Chickamauga Park
Dr Holzer Honored as OU Trustee and Awarded Varsity O
Dr C E B Holzer was appointed trustee of Ohio University Athens for five years on Tuesday and received his Varsity O from Ohio State University for athletic prowess during his medical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
C. EB. Holzer
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State University
Ford agency heads attend Cincinnati meeting for 1934 models
Earl Moore half owner of the Ford agency in Gallipolis and part of his sales force went to Cincinnati Tuesday for a Ford meeting. They viewed the 1934 models and expected to receive some locally soon as Ford cars were moved from the Payne building on Second Avenue to the Moore building on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Moore
Ford Agency
Catén
Cincinnati
Ford
Coolville Students Prepare Friday Play at High School
The Coolville school will present the Daddy Long Lego play at the auditorium Friday evening, Oct. 15, under the direction of Mrs. George Williatma the music teacher. The event is described as special music with a surprise celebration for Mr. Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
George Williatma
H. H. Chapman
Jackson Addition
Chapman
L. L. Hoover
May Belle Bentz
Dale Reed
Marcella Davis
Davis
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Emerson Stout
Orange
R. J. Runion
E. B. Willard
Ward Frame
Diantha Frame
Flourine Frame
W. E. Travis
Jess Aber
McConneleville
Marquard
Buffalo
Ohio
Anderson Bentz
C. EB. White
Pauleta White
Athens
F. B. Tidd
John Victor
Murray City Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Murray City notes show Mr. and Mrs. Emer Thomas and son Harold visiting. relatives from Colum bus and Nelsonville, Greenfield stroke illness prompting travel. many locals hosting relatives from Columbus and Bar berton. Casual weekend visits include Dr E A Person’s home and Albany funeral attendance.
Carbondale Social Personal Mention
Glen Prater is ill with influenza. The Carbondale mine operated five days last week. Floyd Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Barber, is convalescing after a tenial operation. Mr. and Mrs. William Simons of Lawndale visited relatives here. Mrs. Emma Lowery returned home with them after visits in Barberton and Akron. Mr. and Mrs. John Cox of Columbus spent the weekend with J. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woods announce the birth of a son on Oct. 8. Mrs. Woods was formerly in Brown. Mrs. Louise Adams and daughter of Connett visited here over the weekend. Miss Phyliia Betta visited Mrs. Hazel Arnett of Union Furnace Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Emer Thomas
Harold
Ruth Franken
Columbus
George Brooker
Maria Fisher
Nelsonville
Edna Dyson
Stell Peacock
Barberton
Betty Hogan
Jenny Collins
Charles Shuttleworth
Grae Thomas
Greenfield, Pa
Buchtel
Margaret
Ann Popocny
Ruth Penn
James Madden
Wheeling
W. Va
John Madden
Dora Shelton
Leonard Shelton
Magdalene Donson
Jack Byron
Leo Mitchell
Crookaville
Albert Spencer
Charles Hoffman
Clarence Hoffman
Molly Nichols
Albany
Ralph Currena
James Bradbury
Akron
William Hughes
Eugene Hughes
Illinois
Adda Hughes
Harve Nea
Carbondale Glen Prater
Carbondale
Floyd Barber
George Barber
William Simons
Lawndale
Emma Lowery
John Cox
J. Cox
Glen Woods
Woods
Ina Brown
Louise Adams
Connett
Misa Phyliia Betta
Hazel Arnett
Union Furnace
Tuteday
Albany Grange Meats Monday Due to Fair
Albany Grange sets its meeting for Monday night October 21 instead of October 26 because of the Albany Community Fair. Social notes list numerous relatives and visitors from Logan Columbus Lancaster and Downington with varied church and social happenings. The Rev Bashford of Newport will speak at Albany Baptist Church on Sunday October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Grange
BE. H. Lasch
Clifton Pearman
A. D. Graft
Logan
Federated Clubs
Amy Bobo
A. H. Carpenter
Victoria Swett
Bobo
Carpenter
Swett
E. C. Deardorf
Columbuse
F. E B. Radcliffe
Lawrence Morris
B. A. Adams
Pleasant
Morris
Adams
G. W. Johnson
Giouster
Maurice Hunter
Melissa Allen
B. H. Stratton
E. Nicholas
Church
Adriel Welker
John Wesley
Cheshire
Bradbury News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Bradbury reports visits among families including Mr and Mrs W M Russell and Alpha Russell in Middleport. PP T A met at the schoolhouse. Earl King Rutland and Victor Hysell Pomeroy visited Vint King. Guy Russell Columbus visited family. Renny Scott Rock Springs CCC camp stayed with his parents. Maggie Hyeell fractured her arm. Grace Misner Weat Virginia visiting Bradbury. Andy Haggar moved into John Gleeckner’s house. Bible School attendance Bradbury 66 and Bradford 125. Van Hysell plans to move to Bradbury area. Edna Swink improving. R B Carson spoke at Bradford Church Rally Day. Revival set for Bradford Sunday evening Oct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
W. M. Russell
Renny Scott
Rock Springs
Bradford
van Hysell
Edna Swink
R. B. Carson
New Marshfield Man Honored by Wife on Seventieth Birthday
Mrs. Sam Allen hosted a dinner honoring Mr. Sam Allen on his seventieth birthday. Attendees included Ray Allen and several relatives from Athens Carbondale Millfield and Columbus, along with Miss Sara S Cooper and others visiting local families. A funeral in Fisher Station also paused daily life as locals gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Sam Allen
Allen
Ray Allen
Francis Kyle
Athens
Lillie Clendenin
Near
Carbondale
Dorothy Russell
Leafler
Millfield
Rita Jackson
George Phillips
H. D. Rogers
Franklin
E. L. Wilson
Floyd Latimore
Hittle
Roney
Ada
Latimore
Ray W. Huff
Sara S. Cooper
London
Nora Withers
Columbus
Max Lewellyn
CCC
Brecksville
John Swaim
Clifton
Fred Baker
Fisher Station
Doris Heidman
Helen Heidman
Myrtle Sidders
G. N. Sidders
Straitsville News Briefs highlights from town and region
Funeral of William Snedden Jr. in Zanesville. many locals attended reunions and visits. Reed of moves and visits include Whitmer, Weaver, Lang, and Jewitt families. Evangelist meetings set for Old Gore. Mrs. Cara Auker dies in Marietta after surgery. Mrs. Burl Gill recovering. various relocations and family visits noted.
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting in Reedsville Plans Quilt
JOPPA Ladies' Aid Society gathered at Rev and Mrs H N Snyder home in Reedsville for a potluck and to plan piecing a quilt. Next meeting set with Mrs C A Barnett on November 6. Attendees included Mrs M J Benedums on Loren and others. several visitors attended. Imogene Prince passed away at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. grandparents are Mr and Mrs H M Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Blake
Columbus
Blake
C. W. Saunders
Delbert Smith
Ancil Smith
Lillen
Betty
Jeanette Smith
Marion
Ohio
B. H. Buckley
Marjorie
Betty Lou
Joan Taylor
Parkersburg
J. M. Ruth
Mary Benedum
M. J. Benedum
W. A. Felan
William Felan
Rutland
F. F. Landon
Charles Dull
Akron
Glen Snyder
Athens
Melvin Mitchel
October weddings brighten Carpenter district news
Miss Ina Radekin wed Orland Sams in Athens as other local nuptials unfold in Point Pleasant and Athens. Nearby festivities include a Halloween party at Dyesville Church and a Laurel Grange inspection upcoming. Residents travel to Columbus and Montana visits are noted amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sams
Berry
Athens
Columbus
Meriam Radcliffe
I. F. Radcliffe
Lauren Hoffman
Harley Hoffman
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Blanche Carpenter
Eddie Howery
W. E. Moler
Laurel Grange
Wayne Turner
Melva Radcliffe
California
Elsa Turner
Arma Hospital
Walter Holliday
W. Swett
Martha Mace
Montana
Verlin Howery
Plains area social and church notices and obituaries
The Plains briefs report a Sunday picnic at Ash Cave and Rock House by local families, a Holiness union meeting with capacity crowds, and visits among residents including Nelsons Parks Neilson and McCauleys. Funeral for Elmer Coon noted with pallbearers. Local clubs and bridge events described with participants and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains
L. D. Nelson
Ralph Parks
Charles Neilson
Ash Cave
Rock House
Holiness Union
Plains New Auditorium
Springfield
Lewis Patrick
Charles Wachenschwandz
Charles Hook
Evelyn
Frank Mook
Kimberly
Peter Schouf
Nelsonville
Nora Graves
James McCauley
Lancaster
George Shamel
Floyd Linscott
Clara Wallace
Clarence Savage
Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Latin Club of
the Plains High School
Idabella Wallace
Ila Shafer
Margaret Kail
Rosalie Shafer
Margaret Bricker
Katherine Grace
Elmer Coon
Methodist Church
B. H. Pugh
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Athens
Depha Mitchell
E. C. Kenney
Wesleyan
H. V. Masters
Floyd Lingcott
Edgar Rannow
Rannow
Long Bottom News Briefs From the Lisbon Visit to Local Happenings
Long Bottom reports visits and injuries as Guy Wells sustains mine accident injuries in Lisbon while his brother visits. Area families—Stouts, Gepharts, Hoopers, German Zeremba—guest at homes over the weekend. The State Highway Dept repairs the mouth of Guyan Bridge and installs a new floor. Zeremba Baker resigns as a messenger and leaves for a CCC camp at Fort Knox. Benjamin Baker resigns as messenger and new bids invited. Hawleys at Russellville, Masons in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Marton Wells
Lisbon
Guy Wells
E. A. Stout
Charles Gephart
Columbus
A. C. Stout
State Highway Department
Guyan
Mooper
Wellsburg
W. V
Hooper
Bert German Zeremba Baker
Fort Knox
CCC
W. F. Hawhey
Machey
George Bays
Russellville
W. Va
C. B. Hayman
Akron
Clarks Chapel Church Group Supper Planned Friday
Aid Society of the Clarks E Church schedules a 5 to 8 30 p m Friday dinner at a home of Mr and Phillips with all invited. Recurring social events include a candle light cake honoring Helen Wall and various visits to homes of local families over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Aid Society
Clarks E. Church
and Phillips
Wald Radf
Bye
Helen Wall
Mary Snow
Helen
Lancaster Fair
Gail Frank Phillips
Alexander
New Finland
Martha An Robinson
City
J ~Urs
Jesse Samswatt
Jennie Thornberg
Virginia
Columbus
and Patterson
Bess White
L Joseph Robinson
Filla Dillinger
Oliver Walls
Daugh
J. L. Duncas
William
Taylor Ridge Led Personal Mention
Local Bennettsville notice lists Taylor Ridge led personal mention with family ties to a Lancaster wedding. Read as a social column item, it documents recent visits, marriages, and kinship among Hanning Kennedy Went Golding Davis Keck and others in Ohio and surrounding areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holzer Sa
Ohio River News
Weil
Hazen
Mr. Montague
Mr. Stout
Grand River
Hagan
Inspector Thames
Sandy
Bobby Wallace
Bobby
Mr. Lewis
Jean Honey
Dr. Holzer
Carleton
Joan
Luther Sanderson
Canal Winchester
Will Noyes
Vanderhoof
Douglass Morrison
Depot Drive
Samantha Mooney
J. E. Kirkman
Margaret Kirkman
Delbert Kirkman
Frank van Dyne
Hannibal
Glennie Russell
Victor Russell
Frank Clark
Torch
Ilva Morrisan
Cyril Arnold
Stewart
Henry Morrison
Lillian Flinn
Morrison
Murray City Briefs
Bradbury News
Straitsville News
New Straitsville
William Snedden
Zanesvylle
Helen Holcomb
Delphas Evans
Tessia Murdy
Billie
Charles Evans
New Straiteville
Bremen
Carl Whitmer
Reynoldsburg
George Jewitt
John Emish
Wilson
Toledo
Agnes
James
Cara Auker
Marietta Hospital
M. BE
New Lexington
William Bird
Racine
Kenneth Webb
William Cali
Novella Whitmer
Clara
Robert Essex
Mae Shuttleworth
Mary Davis
M. E. Church
William Savage
Kermit Davis
Bob Huston
Burl Gill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Reedsville
Carpenter District
Howard Romine Nichols
J. L
McCall
E. A. George
Vale
Levi Nichols
Jess
Freda
D. EB. Alexander Home
Iyter
A. B. Rupe
Lawrence Walker
Ralph Turner
Ha Athens
Iva Dieport
Mary Carpenter
Montdieport
A. R. Curry
Braiden Cottin
Higgins and Son
W. Dudgeon
Zella Foster
W. I. Swett
Walter Gy
the Plains News
Taylor Ridge
Robert Hanning
Glenna
Freda Hanning
Delano Kennedy
Hanning
Boyd Kennedy
Mont
Mrley
John
Jame
Glouster
W. J. Golding
Frank Davis
Baward
Reliant
Minnie Keck
Ton
Don
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