Spoils Racing Card and Contests at Gallipolis
Rain at the Gallia County Fair halted the racing card and contests drawing about 3,000 spectators, far above the 1,000 paid admissions earlier. A pulling contest was cancelled and crowds dispersed without the usual event finish. Mrs. J. W. Myers of Columbus and her dealer were noted among those tied to the day’s marriages, while a gas possession dispute hovered in Ohio Supreme Court briefs filed from Lis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Lis
George Kail
Wilford
Ohio Supreme Week
Robert M. Swit
All-Bran cereal aids digestion for Mr Bartholomew
Lester Bartholomew of Michigan spoke about relief from long standing constipation after switching to Kellogg All-Bran cereal. He says the bran dish three times daily restored natural digestion and he now enjoys it as a permanent part of his diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bartholomew
Personal News and Local Moves Across Ohio and Michigan
Mr and Mrs William K OBrien and children and Anne Dunbar will move Sunday to Ann Arbor Michigan for the school year at the University of Michigan. Mr and Mrs Robert M Switzer spend the weekend in Dayton. Mrs David Caldwell leads the ready to wear and lingerie department at Halliday and Company. J Langley Piymale leaves Tuesday for Ohio Wesleyan Delaware then Washington University Medical School St Louis. Miss Laura Rutt Cadmus plans a beauty parlor at Sanitary Barber shop. William and Henrietta Cherrington enter the University of Mid. Roy Smith of Gallipolis R D jailed for intoxication after arrest at the fair grounds 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 Piymale
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 to Elect Officers at Lafayette Post Meeting
Lafayette Post of the American Legion will elect officers on October 11 at its regular meeting. Installation is set for October 18. Committee chairmen for the Fall Festival were chosen with Ferry Dillon in charge of policing Derry Weatherholt H P Bradbury and Wayne Booth supervising concessions and John Ivor Richards heading the eating stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Ferry Dillon
Derry Weatherholt
H. P. Bradbury
Wayne Booth
John Ivor Richards
Tonsil operation at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis
Grace Gillingham of Gallipolis underwent a tonsil operation at Holzer Hospital on Thursday. Dismissals included Mrs. M. G. Somerville of Huntington and John Hamilton of Gallipolis R. D. Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner plan to move next to the Gallipolis Public Library on Third Avenue. He will enter the college of law and she the college of education. Morris Myers and Ed Myers with others returned Wednesday from a trip through Canada and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grace Gillingham
Holzer Hospital
M. G. Somerville
Huntington
John Hamilton
R. D
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
Immunization Drive Starts Next Week in Gallia County
Gallipolis reports the diphtheria vaccination program for school children will begin next week under county health nurse Miss Margaret Jones. Only 86 of 273 parents who received immunization slips have given consent for the shots.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Margaret Jones
Hunting License Sales Slump in September
Gallipolis reports a slow start to hunting licenses with a 30 to 40 percent drop from last year. By last night 90 people had licenses through Clerk of Courts Margaret McCormick, versus 157 in September 1932, 64 of them issued the final day before open season. H E Houck township clerk says 40 licenses sold, down from a year ago. The oldest hunter is 80-year-old A J Blair, father-in-law of Dr A O Vornholt, while the youngest is 14-year-old George Roberts of 118 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Nimrods
Margaret McCormick
H. E. Houck
A. J. Blair
A. O. Vornholt
George Roberts
State Street
River shipping notes from Gallipolis at Huntington
Steamer Queen City released by U S marshal after attachment for a coal debt of about 4500 dollars to Hood Coal Company. Senator Cordill left as surety. Kiwanis carried Cordill’s freight to Cincinnati. Kathryn set to operate weekend. Frank Wright of Gallipolis pilots. Liberty delivered two new steel barges to Huntington for Union Sand and Gravel. J D Ayres headed from Memphis to Pittsburgh. LaBelle to be drydocked for repairs and steel hull construction. Benwood to enter Pittsburgh Steubenville trade towing coal.
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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
Benwood
Pittsburgh-Steubenville
Silver Bridge to Play Nelsonville Sunday at 2:30
Gallipolis hosts Nelsonville Sunday at 2 30 for a Silver Bridge baseball game at the Silver Bridge athletic field. Expected pitchers include Howard M Hardway or Owens for Gallipolis and Carlin and Longley for Nelsonville with Co lumber catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Silver Bridge
Nelsonville
Howard M Hardway
Springfield
Owens
Dunckle
Carlin
Longley
Columber
Attractive House Frock Promises Slimming Look
A simple home dress designed to flatter figures not slender, featuring pointed seamings a semi belted waistline and a flattering collar to present a neat attractive silhouette while staying comfortable at home.
Harrison Funeral Attended by Many
Benjamin R. Harrison of The Plains died after lead poisoning and his funeral was held at his Chauncey residence with Rev. O M Grace presiding. Singers from Chauncey performed three hymns before burial at Green Lawn Cemetery. He leaves wife Rebecca Jones Harrison and four children Benny Jr Rose Iona Mary along with four brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Benjamin R. Harrison
the Plains
O. M. Grace
Church of the Nazarene
Greenlawn
Harrison
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Clifton
W. Va
Rebecca Jones Harrison
Benny, Jr
Rose
Iona
Mary
Sester
Two New Daughters Born Near Chauncey and Sugar Creek
Chauncey announces the birth of a daughter weighing 7 pounds named Donna Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kirkendall on Tuesday at their Chauncey home. Grandparents are Hershal and Samuel Kirkendall Savages. Sugar Creek reports a daughter born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Burchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Luther Kirkendall
Eileen Savage
Donna Jean
Hershal Kirkendall
Samuel Savage
Pearl Burchfield
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Hosts Two Social Gatherings
Mrs. B H Fielder of Chauncey entertained Mrs. Earl Barick and Mrs. Fred Chapman of Newark Ohio at her Ellis Avenue home on Wednesday. The same Chauncey notice announces the seventh annual McHarg family reunion to be held Sunday at Mrs. Lizzie Barber’s Nelsonville home inviting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
B. H. Fielder
Ellis Avenue
Earl Barick
Fred Chapman
Newark
Ohio
McHarg
Lizzie Barber
Nelsonville
Dinner Guests Gather at Clifford Banfield Home
Mrs. Clifford Banfield hosted Sunday night chicken dinner in Chauncey for relatives visiting from Cleveland. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banfield and Harry Banfield, Orbiston, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuckenmeister and son Dickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lauderbaugh with Gieena. The visitors are nieces and nephews of the Banfields, staying with 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 and Lauderbaughs
Greens Run Home Coming To Be Event Of October
Greens Run church finalizes plans for home coming on October 1 with an invitation committee named and the Young People's Class to beautify the building. Several nearby events wrap the same area with wildlife releases and local notices including Pythian Sisters meetings and a church group wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leake
Minnie Maynard
Carl Cartwright
W. H. Fierbaugh
Carrye Smith
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J. W. Myers
Hes Cereal
Mr. Bartholomew
Kellogg Oo Te
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Littler
Pesget
Rauch’s
Wherry Angel
Boston Brown Bread
Fuel City
Hardway
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Plains
Kirkendalls
Burchfields
Mr. and
Mrs. Banfield
Goodson
Oleo
Chauncey, Ohio
Giaoys PapKtRe
Greens Run
State Conservation Department
Mills’ Station
Vinton
Earl M. Brown
Gailia County
Pythian Sisters
Pleasant View
Church of Christ
Henry Cass
Bennett's
Ohio Millers State Association ‘Standard
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