Steel Towboat to Make Maiden Voyage From Pittsburgh to New Orleans
The new Union steel towboat Pease of twin screw propeller will leave Pittsburgh for New Orleans on Oct. 25. It will tow four to five Pitts manufactories’ boats and stop at principal cities along the Mississippi. The vessel, built by Dravo Company on Neville Island, will be inspected by the public and is expected to draw several thousand spectators.
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Lcoves Pt. Pleasant
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Sant Pours
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Dravo Company
Neville Island
New
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Mississippi
Illini Triumph Over Illinois in Big Ten Clash
University displays strong performance in Illinois game with a 14 to 18 score. Charles Hamrick of Gallia Academy hailed as key blocker and force, despite not starting, while coach Schmidt credits Hamrick as the standout in a rugged rout showing.
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Illinois
Charles Hamrick
Gallia
Galli
Ellis Hamrick
Hamrick
Gallia Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Schmidt
Rick
Ink
Grande Sets Homecoming Date for Holbrook Tilt
Rio Grande football announces a homecoming game against Holbrook on October 7 at Rio Grande at 7. The schedule lists a match with Manchester Ohio based team, and a parade before kickoff. A final game against Bon is noted for November 2.
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Grande
Rio Grande
Halformerly
Lebanon
Manchester
Ohio
P. R Lyon
Community Notices From Kanauga Area Social Roundup
Local residents and visitors share a week of travels visits and gatherings. Families from Charleston Pt Pleasant and Crown City return or visit relatives while church groups hold picnics and protracted meetings. A serious sledding accident injures Eugene Shaw and several locals spend time with kin across West Virginia.
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Zelma Carney Kelley
Edna
Gordon Carney
Charleston
W. Va
O. C. Lewis
Kanauga
Ernest
Pt. Pleasant
Vaughn Scott
Cheshire
Janet Truesdale
Brady Shaw
Crown City
Helen Burnette
the Grove
Ella Wagner
Claude Deardorff
Frank Webster
South Charleston
Deardorff
Ada Gaultney
Paul White
West Virginia
Thaddeus Gibeaut
Denver Davis
Gallipolis
Mildred Tope
Thurman
Ernest Thorne
B. L. Morrow
San Angelo
Texas
E. Comstock
Sidney Stewart
Dan Sullivan
Eugene Shaw
Russell Reynolds
Louise Johnson
Florence Russell
Wade Ables
Kerrs
Charles Frye
Kelly
W. E. McDade
Letart Falls
Mollie Barringer
Mattie Towsley
Tena Hix
Albany
Alice Jones
Mill Creek
Hix
Miss Towsley
Homer Comstock
Sarah Wallace
Buffalo
F. F. Thornton
William Messier
Alfred Lee
A. Schoonover
A. W. Pullins
Columbus
Lancaster
Inquiry Continues into High FERA Costs in Gallia County
Gallia County officials and American Legion representatives investigate FERA expenditures at the Our House on Front Street. The committee reviews officer wages and services provided, with Cap Houck absent for a funeral. Floyd Stormont E N Leonard Edwin Westfall and S D Haley participate in the sessions.
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Gallipolis
FERA
American Legion
Gallia County
Cap” Houck
Floyd Stormont
E. N. Leonard
Edwin Westfall
S. D. Halley
Our House
Front Street
Grand Jury to hear two murder charges in Gallia County
Gallia County Grand Jury called for Nov 12 by Judge W R White to hear two first degree murder cases. Frank O'Dell who shot Owen Randolph may enter a self defense plea as Randolph reportedly fired at him. Cluster Russell may plead defense of property after shooting Joe Barrett at Morgan Center election night.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
W. R. White
Frank O'Dell
Owen Randolph
Randolph
O’dell
Cluster Russell
Joe Barrett
Morgan Center
Barrett
Russell
Contempt charge tied to failure to pay support in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Joseph E Wilkin son faces contempt of court over failing to pay 10 dollars weekly for Margaret Wilkinson and two minors after a recent Common Pleas Court divorce verdict. Officials also report a Bureau of Aeronautics inquiry into a Holzer Airport airplane crash that killed two men from Pt Pleasant West Virginia. Construction contracts were awarded for two Ohio Township school buildings and John Richards on parole from the Boys Industrial School surrendered to Gallipolis authorities ending a period of roaming with various acquaintances.
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Joseph E. Wilkinson
Margaret Wilkinson
Common Pleas Court
Bureau of Aeronautics
United States Department of Commerce
New Holzer
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
William Graham
William Burnell
Ohio Township
Perry Gatewood
H. Bion Bradbury
Waugh Bottom
Bethel
Bertie Ross
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
John Richards
Rio Grande
Howard Gates
Harold Wood
Richards
Vinton and Cheshire Play Scoreless Friday Game
The Vinton and Cheshire football game on the home field ended 0-0. Paul Eshler, a local vocational agriculture teacher, hosted visiting relatives from Columbiana County during the weekend. Mrs. Minerva Warren and family entertained them. Mrs. I. W. Jacobs and Cc. C. Gerlach traveled to and from Columbus. Mrs. Arthur Cain and her infant son returned home from Holzer Hospital.
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Vinton
Cheshire
Paul Eshler
Columbiana County
Minerva Warren
I. W. Jacobs
Columbus
Cc. C. Gerlach
Arthur Cain
Holzer Hospital
Tuscarawas River Improvement Sought
New Philadelphia officials seek federal funds for deepening and widening the Tuscarawas River near Massillon to save about 3 500 000 in expenditures. The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District delegation led by C C Chambers and C A Fisher travels to Washington to meet Public Works Administration officials.
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New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas River
Massillon
Muskingum Watershed
Vinton News Notes Highlights From Local Happenings
The column reports Mrs. R. B. Poling's return from Holzer Hospital after three weeks, updates on Mrs. Billy Ewing visiting relatives, and Melva Perry's appendectomy in Akron with good recovery. It notes Postmaster G. P. Ewing and family in Columbus for the Postmasters' meeting. Also mentions radiator cap thefts on Second Avenue and the American Legion installation led by Major C. G. Lyle with R. M. Foreman named commander.
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Brown
Ted Freshcorn
Columbus
Postmasters’ Association
Ohio Recovery Administration Codes Hit Thousands of Trades
Columbus reports reveal vast schedules of codes governing hundreds of trades from corset makers to pretzel twisters. The intricate rules specify wages, branding limits, packaging, and employment terms affecting industries, radio plug practices, and burlesque pay, with quirks like inexperienced pretzel twister rates and window tint bans.
Union Battle Among Sailors Waged at Sea
UNITED STATES marshal arrests seven crew members of the USS President Jefferson after a dockside fight between union and non union sailors aboard the Dollar Liner following its Yokohama departure. Two fighters badly beaten amidst the disturbance. In Gallipolis probate court Leslie M. Siders named administrator of his brother Bert Siders estate. Will provisions distribute Har ry Ecker property and Mary Stringfellow heirs receive equal shares. John S Wall leaves all personal property to his three brothers.
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Shanghat
United States
Jefferson
Union
Dollar
Yokohama
Gallipolis
Leslie M. Siders
Bert Siders
Harry Ecker
Mary Stringfellow
John
Wall
Peterson's Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Squeezed irritations tormenting skin with pimples blotches and itching. A single application relieves irritation brings pimples to a head and aids nature in healing. Peterson's claims thirty years of benefit with a money back guarantee through druggists.
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