Beer on Ice Found In Raid On Gallia Homes
Police raided two Gallia residences around 2 pm confiscating a gallon of whisky and seven bottles of beer. Individuals charged with possessing and selling were arraigned before a magistrate and pleaded guilty. cases referred to Gallia court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Allepolis
Gallipois Police
Rey
Svan
Po Bees Bo
Freier
Sherif Costies
Riteet
Maerger A. A. Stommist
Cromley
Gallisson
Treasury Balance Report for Gallia County Sept 1
Gallia County treasury balance on September 1 stood at 286470.52 dollars as shown in the annual financial statement. Major disbursements included repairs 17415.45 township 5000 undivided general 10 gasoline 4000.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Co
County Biudtior Ell
White
Belance
Bridge Sale Creek Span Nearly Heady for Use
Gallipolis reports completion of an 118foot bridge across Bullekin Creek at Léaper by O A O'Dell contractor and County Surveyor A Haskins. It is the larger of two bridges granted to O'Dell about a month ago with some grading at approaches remaining before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Creek
Gallipolis
Bullekin Creek
Léaper
O. A. O'Dell
A. Haskins
O'Dell
Gallia Health Nurse Reports August Travel and Activities
Gallia Gallipolis September reports show EB. Ethel Wallace county health nurse logged 1472 miles in August. She spent 62 office hours, 122 in travel, 122 in the field, plus three in meetings and three at clinics. She conducted prenatal, infant welfare, preschool, tuberculosis, typhoid, orthopedic, and other health visits, transported patients to doctors and hospitals, and oversaw a Gallia preschool clinic with inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ethel Wallace
Galle
Nuree
Gallia
Misa Ida -Kellar
Hocter Baby Gains Three Pounds at Gallia Home
Gallipolis, Sept. 3. Loren Hocter, three pounds, son of Sir and Mrs Hocter Addison, has gained three pounds in a week since placement in Gallia County Children's Home. Found starved and neglected in a hot upstairs room, the baby was committed last Friday by Judge J. S. Clark. Superintendent Wilson reports.
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Mm Hoctor
Gallipolis
Loren
Hocter
Endi
Hoctor
Addison
Gallia County
Wilson
3. S. Clark
Middleport Defeats Gallipolis Batsmen in Final League Game
Gallipolis was whitewashed 4-0 by Middleport in the third and deciding game of the Southeastern Ohio recreation bail championship series. E Demoskey limited Gallipolis to three hits and Diggina allowed seven, with four costly errors by Gallipolis. First game went to Gallipolis, the second stretched to 18 innings won by Aidport, and a local “Little World Series” will begin Tuesday night at the academy diameter to decide the best of three out of five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Middleport
Southeastern Ohio Recreation
E. Demoskey
Diggina
Aidport
Academy
dia_mord
Body in River Identified as Bart Hemp Farm Worker
Gallipolis dispatch reports Burt Kemp, a farm worker from near Hwington, was identified as the man found in Raccoon Creek near Eveington. He had been missing for 10 days, according to the family with whom he lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Hemp
Gallipolis
Raccoon Creek
Eveington
Burt Kemp
Hwington
Fined on Hunting Charge in Gallipolis
Clifford Drummond pleaded guilty to hunting out of season on Okey Saunders farm and was fined five dollars plus costs. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Fred Munsor in Gallia Township. Dallas Neel and others attended the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Trinity Church Cincinnati. Powell attended as lay delegate from Grate Bl Church in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Clifford Drummond
Okey Saunders
Fred Munsor
Gellipolis
Dallas Neel
Harry Miller
W.S. Downtain
Fred Entereinger
Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jin Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Frisday
D. K. Powell
Grate
Gallia Academy Gridders Called To Practice This Week
Gallia Academy football opens with a Wednesday session at 2 pm under Coach Lavtrense Myera. A two day Thursday Friday schedule follows with uniforms, then daily practices after Sept. 1. First game is Sept. 24 against New Boston at the field, with ten lettermen and a large substitute group.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Spaz
Lavtrense Myera
New Boston
Astern Thip
Myera
Jwo
Broyles
Lion
Darnell
Byers
Kelton
Brothers
Thompson
Beard
Hartrick
Sibley
Hayes
Ball
Gothard
Vickers
Mills
Montz
Ebling
Clark
Johnson
Bantians
Kuhn
Haskins
Martin
Betz
Hanson
Gal Upolis
Boston
Athens
Point Pleasant
Fire Hits Steamers on Sacramento River Fleet Loss Totals
Gallipolis today reported a blaze that destroyed steam boats valued at about $600,000 on inland waters. The Sacramento River stern-wheel fleet suffered the greatest inland loss in 25 years. Origin of the fire remains undetermined as boats were out of commission due to a low market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento River
Gallipolis
State aid to Gallia County schools boosted by $30
Gallia County will receive $30 more in state aid to accompany a recent $20,200 distribution to schools. County Superintendent E. W. Edwards was notified the funds will arrive soon as part of a $142,000 statewide allocation to supplement larger distributions.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E.W. Edwards
Two Traffic Violators Fined in Court Here
Ralph Koker of Canaan Township was fined 25 dollars and costs by Magistrate C. H. Porter after pleading guilty to reckless driving following an accident on Richland Avenue Thursday night, arrested by Athens County traffic officer John Ferry. Orville Graham of Albany also paid 25 dollars and costs for driving with improper license tags. arrested by Ferry Friday.
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Ralph Koker
Canaan Township
C. HL. Porter
John Ferry
Athens County
Chauncey Dover Schools Open Tuesday Staffing Load
Chauncey Dover Schools will open Tuesday September 6 as announced by Superintendent Wesley Walburn. Forty teachers will be employed this winter with staff listed for Chauncey Dover High School Chauncey Grades and multiple named districts including Bridgewater Fest Millfield Sugar Creek Morristown Begumoni Big Easler Big Sandy Little Sandy and others. Names include Clyde Morris Paul Theisen Christine Brown Herbert Spangler and many others across the system.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Wesley
Fanny King
Gladys. Pickering
Frances
Isabel Smart
Emma Beckley
A Bridgewater
Roma Clore
Christine Porter
Evelyn Simms
Fest Millfield
Jessie Smart
Mildred Went
Florence Howard
Wert Willfield
Myria Ashworth
Maude Stauffer
May Howard
Sugar Creek
Lauretta Hickmer
Pauline Meek
Imeléa Smirk
Anna Lee Thomas
Shirley Thomas
Morristown
Sarah Thomas
Ida Tews
Begumoni
Marye Fiske
Regan Riere
Mabel Kittie
Big Easler
Charles Minister
Big Sandy
Ruth Simpkins
Little Sandy
Dorothy Goodson
Groundhog Hunter Records 99 Kills Across Strouds Run
Chauncy resident Fr Evener Beaumont reports hunting 99 groundhogs this season, many near Strouds Run. He formerly lived on May Avenue, Chauncer. The report highlights a prolific pest control effort in the area.
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Chauncey
Evener
Beaumont
May Avenue
Chauncer
Strouds Run
New Rules To Govern Flour Distribution
CHAUNCEY Sept. 3 Government plans flour distribution through the local Red Cross in the Chauncey Dover district Tuesday Sept 3 from 2 to 4 pm at specified points Chauncey Roger Creek and Sesamont. It is announced that those on the flour list should attend to learn the new rules going into effect on that date.
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Chauncey
Red Cross
Caguncey- Dover
Smade
Chaunceoger Creek
Sesamont
Mine School Tuesday Logan Man to Conduct First Class
CHAUNCET Sept 3 7. W Selbright Logan will conduct miners class invocational at Chauncey High building Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Enroll if interested. Various Chauncey personals report visits and returns from Columbus Washington D C Parkersburg and other towns.
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Logan
Chauncet
W. Selbright
Chauncey Hi
Grange To Dedicate First County Home
Chauncey Sept 3 Saturday there will be dedication exercises at the Dy Sawyer home in Redtown under Trimble Grange with Charles Massey Deputy Morgan County in charge. Principal speaker will be Ohio State Greese leader Gress of Welcore. This is the fourth home created by the Grange in the county and the sixth in the state to be dedicated. Large attendance expected with contests and a basket dinner.
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Trimble
Evert
Redtown
Chauncez
Dy Sawyer
Trimble Grange
Charles Massey
Morgan County
B.C . Mainister
Millfield Personal Notices and Local Happenings
Mrs F E Boutizot reports Kempton family reunion at Mt Pleasant Park Lancaster on Sunday with basket lunch at noon Ralph Kempton of Columbus presides Mrs W A Hartley secretary program features special music Village schools reopen Tuesday with several new faces seen in classrooms Millfield houses mostly filled by new families Janitors appointed Chester Howard recently moved back to Wrest Mayfield William Cole and West Millfield Feast Side building janitors Harold Weosmer visiting brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W G Denzis Miss Morris of Gloucester among Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs A McCance and family Mrs F E Both dinet returned home after two week visit with Gilbert Boudinet Lamy W Ho Wemer and Mrs
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Millfield
F. E. Boutizot
Kempton
Mt Plessent
Lancaster
Ralph Kempten
Columbus
W. AL .Hartley
Specie
Iwi
G. Millfield
Enesten Rankie
West Liltfield Echoge
Lana Wiliam Cole
Chester . Howard
Im Wrest Mayfield
Harold Weosmer
Colembus J
Singter
W. G. Denzis
Mae G
Sundey
Mire
McCance
Miss Morris
Giouster
F. EB
Botdinet
Fridey
Gilbert Boudinet
Lamy
Air
W. Ho Wemmer
Redtown Children Well Cared For
In Redtown a Pehet station fed 4783 meals to children from July 29 to Sept 1 when the station closed. Donations funded operations from local merchants and residents. Records showing donations were kept by Mrs John McDoneid. generous support came from Bakeries in Libera Gloucester and Athens. Meat and vegetables were donated by area residents and stores including Sayre Trimble, Greens Hollow, Kroger Gloucester, Munden’s, A and P Growster, and Jacksonville suppliers.
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Redtown
John McDoneid
Merchente
Was
Joan Datwon
Bakerlen
Libera
Nelson Bakery
Richardeon Boxery
Glouster
Littler's Bakery
Rauch's Bakery
Athens
F. C. MacDonald
Charlies Whites
Jacksonville
Sayre’s
Trimble
Ster
Greens
Hun
Kroger
Glousser
Munden's
A. and P
Growster
Coal Contract for Schools Is Sold by Board
The Gloucester Board of Education awarded the coal contract for the coming year to Harold Hawk of the city. He will supply ran-of-the-mine coal for school buildings at 2.25 per ton. The board discussed prices for the season and noted heating arrangements as preparations for the new year.
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GLOBA
Glouster Board of Education
Harold Hawk
Thomas Weaden
Echool
Man
Sreman
Funeral Today for Isaac Russell in Trimble Near Jacksonville
Funeral services were held for Isaac Russell who died Friday morning of typhoid. Burial will take place at Rus Cemetery near Jacksonville. Russell, age 24, is survived by a widow, seven brothers Emanuel Jackson County Ber Jathvenvitt William Chauncey Fearl Maine John Ernest Greens Eun and Lafe, and five sisters Mrs Bertha Malone and others. The Rev T one ane conducted the service.
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Isaac Russell
Jacksonville
Erma West
Pines
Cem
Russell
Emanuel
Fear
Maine
iJohn
Ernest
Greens Eun
Lafe
Trimble
Bertha Malone
Eter Gloter
X City
Airs
Rosie Eek
Local social notes from Amesville and nearby towns
A series of social updates reports travelers and visitors across Ohio Michigan and Caneda. Atce White Vern White visit Toledo Wauseon and relatives after a northern trip. Miss Nica Louise Petitts and Jamnie Hlenery with Pearl Snyder visit Columbus. Families headed to Amesville Road dinners and church group meetings noted, including Ladies Aid and U W auxiliary events.
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Atce White
Vern White
Ohio
Michigan
Caneda
Flw. Wenner
Toledo
Wauseon
Nica Louise Petitts
Columbus
Jamniie Hlenery
Pearl Snyder
Mis Arthur Triplett
Willerd Skinser
Lhildran
Gatens
Chester Orris
Cleveland
Mason Lischer
U. W. of
AL Weil
Iscar Simpson
Council Hears Reports on Work Needed in Glouster
Glouster council heard a sewer complaint from Bert Judson on Republic Avenue who said high water after rain prevents proper drainage and bathroom hookup. Officials planned a site view before action. City mail delivery concerns spur brick sidewalk work on Earl Street Urbancrest with Post Office rules prompting other street improvements. No other business occurred.
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Cglouster
Republic Avenue
Council
Bert Judson
Judson
Coune
Earl Street
Urbancrest
Antie Reunion Near Trimble Brings Descendants Together
Glouster September 3 The Linsey Hulda Antie clan met at the old Trimble home now owned by Max and Mire. Jamey Smith hosted as Antie reunion drew many relatives for a noon meal and lawn games. Women recalled past incidents while Hulda Antle received candy flowers and an angel food cake baked by granddaughter Mrs George Sampson of Columbus. Attendees listed include numerous Antle and related families from Columbus Athens Zanesville Ferndale and other nearby towns.
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Glouster
Linsey
Hulda Antic
Trimble
Fld
Max. and
Mire
Jamey Smith
Beils Antic
Hulda Antle
George Sampson
Columbus
Hulda Ante
M Antie
Hooper Ridge
Charles Antle
Daught
Chester
Trimdeighte
John Antle
Crescent Ridge
Joh Antle
Richard
Joseph
Jimmie
Atlen Antle
J. Zanesville
Lewis Antle
Pauline
Ruth Anna
Moss Jesu
Dortha Lee
James Smith
Ferndale
C. E. Palmer
Honor
Harriet Kittle
Fair
George Wilkes
Athens
Wiford
Glenn
Ign
George
Paon
Eddie
E Eberts
Kenneth Gene
Relph McMullen
Gary Réuté
Sits
Betty Jase
Bonus Jean
Charles Hitt
Jimmie Lee
W. G. Richards
Harold
Eberts
Kenneth
Gene
Mir
J. V. Weemmer
Verne
Imogene
Wilma Bisson
Afr
Mes
S. A. Cunningham
Ghter
Juanita
Arthur Gears
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Dan Thomas
Zeren Thomas
Dan
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Lon Tages
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Thens Ice &StorageCe
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W. H
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F. G. Swartz
Lawrence Jones
Ohio State Fair
Ohio Hospital
Lewis
Sept
Tim Lewis
Ohia
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Labor Day
E. W. Edwards
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Rethe Thevenir
Q. F. Scott
Jackson
Holzer Hospital
Ed Myers
Bidwell
Charles Mullen
Hoover
White House
Lawrence Richey
Chauncey-Dover
Walburn
Beaumo
Loweebe Plains
Dorothy Harper
Lower Plains
Washington, D.C
FL. E. Cook
Axe
Grinlie Stellmax
Eed
Leslie Coon
Mansfeld
Bert Coonan
ST. Abdelia
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Parkersburg
W. Va
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iThursday
Charlester
Mary Les Savage
Chillicothe
Samuel Savage
Dee Friedberg
Edith von
Sarah Wilson
Floyd Nye
ChMicathe
Bia Bi
Ben Fielder
Meyvor
J. W.' Hickman
Nelsonville
Mise
Eileen Landa
Joss Cos
Albany
Paul Courtney
Loly
SpringSeid
Eames Baturday
Harvey Courtney
Grange
Naomi
Naomi Zitle
Plains Methodist Episcopeal
Floyd Linscott
T. Thompson
Otto Graham
Youngstown Chauncet
Kentuchy
Mos
George McC
Ethel Mae
Tan
Snake
Rev. T
Boner
Osiy Deatisa
J. C. Glinslie
Sncke
Lola
Carl Ante
Phyll
Darrell
Trimble Heights
Wayne Antle
Max
Sedrick
Raymond Antie
David Sarl
Dean Mason
Betty Lou
End Tire
Arthur Antle
Carl Aldo
Herman
Harriet
Amesville
Scott Neutzling
Teddy
Charles McLeod
Jose
Des Antle
Misa Janie Palmer
Howard Antle
Mra
Harvey Norris
Fretty
Victor
Lily
Antle
Thomas
Philadelphia
Stephen Thomas
City
Majestic
America
W. Hopkins Radio & Electric Shop
Berry Hotel
Bldg
Desoto
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
Kodak
Lamborn
N. Court ST
Rardin Bros. CO
Athens, Ohio
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