Gallia County Fair includes racing events curtailed by rain
Rain at the Gallia County Fair canceled part of the program while about 3,000 attendees were present and 1,600 paid at the Pulling contest. J. W. Myers and his Columbus dealer showed as popular exhibitors amid couples receiving cash prizes. A Supreme Court note mentions briefs in a gas dispute in Addison Township before the court.
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Conene Gallia County
Tely
Supreme Court Lis
George Kail
Wilford
Addison Township
Ohio Supreme Week
Robert M. Swit
All Bran Cereal Helps Bartholomew Digest
Mr Bartholomew reports relief from long standing constipation after using All Bran cereal. He adopted a daily three meal plan with bran that improved digestion and energy, noting bran supplies fiber and iron, and reduces need for temporary medications.
Local families plan moves and education changes
Mr and Mrs William K OBrien and children and Anne Dunbar will relocate to Ann Arbor Michigan for the school year at the University of Michigan. Mrs David Caldwell leads Halliday and Company ready-to-wear and lingerie. J Langley Plymale travels to Ohio Wesleyan and Washington University Medical School. William and Henrietta Cherrington enter the University of Mid. Roy Smith of Gallipolis R D was jailed at the fairgrounds for intoxication to serve an old fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. O’brien
Anne Dunbar
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Robert M. Switzer
Dayton
David Caldwell
Halliday & Company
J. Langley Plymale
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Laura Rutt
Cadmus
Sanitary
William and
Henrietta Cherrington
University of Mid
Gallipolis
Roy Smith
R. D
Fairgrounds
Gallia County
Legion Will Elect Officers at Lafayette Post Meeting
Lafayette Post of the American Legion schedules officer elections for October 11 at its regular meeting. Installation set for October 18. Fall Festival committees named with Ferry Dillon in charge of policing, Derry Weatherholt H P Bradbury and Wayne Booth concessions, John Ivor Richards head eating stand. Grace Gillingham of Gallipolis had a tonsil operation at Holzer Hospital. Dismissals include Mrs M G Somerville Huntington and John Hamilton Gallipolis R D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Ferry Dillon
Derry Weatherholt
H. P. Bradbury
Wayne Booth
John Ivor Richards
Grace Gillingham
Holzer Hospital
M. G. Somerville
Huntington
John Hamilton
R. D
Wagner couple to move near Gallpolis Public Library
Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner plan to move into the house next to the Gallpolis Public Library on Third Avenue owned by William Rairdan of Pt Pleasant igan Ann Arbor He will enroll in the college of law and she will major in physical education in the college of education Also Mr and Mrs Morris Myers and Mr and Mrs Ed Myers returned Wednesday from an extended trip through Canada and New England Immunization for diphtheria will start next week in Gallia County with county health nurse Miss Margaret Jones reporting only 86 of 273 parents consented to shots
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Gallipolis
Paul Wagner
Gallipolis Public Library
Third Avenue
William Rairdan
Pt. Pleasant
Igan
Ann Arbor
College of Law
College of Education
Morris Myers
Ed Myers
Canada
New England
Gallia County
Margaret Jones
Hunting License Sales Slump in September
In Gallipolis on September 15, records show a sharp drop in hunting license tags for September, down 30 to 40 percent from last year. Only 90 applications were filed with Clerk Margaret McCormick, vs 157 licenses in September 1932, 64 issued the final day before open season. H E Houck notes 40 licenses sold that month, less than a year ago. The oldest licensed hunter is 8-year-old A J Blair, father-in-law of Dr A O Vornholt, and the youngest is 14-year-old George Roberts of 118 State Street.
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Gallipolis
Nimrods
Margaret McCormick
H. E. Houck
A. J. Blair
A. 0. Vornholt
George Roberts
State Street
River Notes Steamer Fleet Moves in Regional Trade
The Queen City was released by U S marshal in Huntington after attachment for about 4500 dollars owed to Hood Coal Co. Senator Cordill remained as surety. Kiwanis ferried Cordill freight to Cincinnati while Kathryn from Charleston may start weekend service. Liberty delivered two steel barges to Huntington for Union Sand and Gravel. J D Ayres arrived from Memphis, LaBelle heads for drydocking, and Benwood to enter Pittsburgh Steubenville coal tow trade.
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Gallipolis
Queen City
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
United States
Huntington
Senator Cordill
Hood Coal Company
Pomeroy
Kiwanis
Greene Line
Cordill
Kathryn
Smith & Pfaff Sand and Gravel Company
Charleston
Frank Wright
Packet Liberty
Union Sand and Gravel Company
J. D. Ayres
Union Barge Line
Memphis
LaBelle
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh-Steubenville
Silver Bridge to Host Nelsonville in Sunday Baseball
Silver Bridge baseball team will host Nelsonville Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon at the Silver Bridge athletic field. Gallipolis may start Howard Hardway or Owens with Dunckle catching while Nelsonville pairs Carlin and Longley with Columbus catching.
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Gallipolis
Silver Bridge
Nelsonville
Silver Bridge Athletic Field
Howard Hardway
Springfield
Owens
Dunckle
Carlin
Longley
Columber
Harrison Funeral Attended by Many
Benjamin R. Harrison longtime The Plains resident died Tuesday in White Cross Hospital Columbus from lead poisoning. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm from his Chauncey residence with Rev O M Grace and Chauncey singers. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. He leaves wife Rebecca Jones Harrison and four children Benny Jr Rose Iona and Mary plus four brothers and one sister. Parents and two sisters preceded him in death.
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Rebecca Jones Harrison
Benny, Jr
Rose
Iona
Mary
Chauncey Hosts Visitors on Ellis Avenue
Mrs B H Fielder of Chauncey entertained guests Mrs Barl Rarick and Mrs Fred Chapman of Newark Ohio at her Ellis Avenue home on Wednesday. Seventh annual McHarg family reunion set for Sunday at Mrs Liezie Barber’s Nelsonville home with relatives and friends invited.
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Chauncey
B. H. Fielder
Ellis Avenue
Barl Rarick
Fred Chapman
Newark
Ohio
McHarg
Liezie Barber
Nelsonville
Two New Daughters in Chauncey and Sugar Creek
Chauncey announces the birth of Donna Jean Kirkendall born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kirkendall at home near Chauncey weighing 7 pounds with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W Hershall Kirkendall and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Savage of Chauncey. In Sugar Creek Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Burchfield report the birth of another daughter at their home Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Luther Kirkendall
Eileen Savage
Donna Jean
Whershall Kirkendall
Samuel Savage
Pearl Burchfield
Sugar Creek
Dinner Guests Honored By Mrs Banfield On Sunday
Mrs Clifford Banfield hosted Sunday night chicken dinner for guests from Cleveland including Mr and Mrs Henry Banfield and Harry Banfield Orbiston. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ralph Kuckenmeister and son Dickey and Mr and Mrs Chester Lauderbaugh with Gieena Lauderbaugh. The visitors are nieces and nephews of the Banfields who are staying with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Banfield in Orbiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Henry Banfield
Harry Banfield
Orbiston
Ralph Kuckenmeister
Dickey
Chester Lauderbaugh
Gieena Lauderbaugh
Cleveland
Kuckenmeisters
Lauderbaughs
Greens Run Home-Coming Planned for October
A Greens Run Church meeting set October 3 for a home-coming event with an invitation committee named Mrs. Fred Leake Mrs. Minnie Maynard Mrs. Carl Cartwright Mrs. W. H. Fierbaugh and Miss Carrye Smith. The Young People’s Class will prepare the church building. Meanwhile in Gallia County the state conservation department released 100 pheasants and three pairs of raccoons.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Fred Leake
Minnie Maynard
Carl Cartwright
W. H. Fierbaugh
Carrye Smith
Gallipolis
Gallia County
State Conservation Department
Surface Road Coating Planned on Route 161
On September 15 the route from Mills Station to Vinton will receive surface coating this week. Earl M Brown, state maintenance superintendent for Gallia County, announced the service day. Also noted is a church home coming with former members and friends expected, plus committees to arrange the program and the pastor to secure a speaker. Chauncey Pythian Sisters plan fall and winter activities after summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mills’ Station
Vinton
Earl M Brown
Gailia County
Chauncey
Pleasant View
Attractive house frock promises slendering look
A simple home dress highlights slim silhouette with pointed seamings a semi belted waist and a flattering collar. The design aims to keep a neat attractive appearance for women whose figures have changed.
Wiener Roast Brings Friendship Class Together
Members of the Friendship Class of the Church of Christ held a wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Cass after their monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncly
Church of Christ
Henry Cass
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Rauch’s
Angel Food
Boston Brown Bread
Dyen-To
Giaoys ParKies
Harrison
Plains
Greenlawn
Ohio Millers State Association
F. J. Beasley CO
Athens, Ohio
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Burchfields
Mr. and
Mrs. Banfield
Oleo
Chauncey, Ohio
Wild Life
Pythian Sisters
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
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