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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

5

Third government wheat car to reach Gallia county this week

Gallia county Red Cross announces that the third car load of government wheat will be ground into flour and received Tuesday September 20. One car of flour already milled is on hand, and a probe into flour aid has cut recipients by 200. about 500 people in Gallipolis still receive aid.

Gallipolis Gallia County George Sagan Kellogg’s la Touraine Bosco A. J Uneeda American Pride Uneeda

Annual Legion Drive Opens at Gallipolis

Lafayette Post of the American Legion launches its annual membership drive in Gallipolis beginning Wednesday night and running through December 31. Four captains are named George Lear Ernest Mossman Twell Dillon and Stanley Haskins with lieutenants to assist. Ends with a plan to reward top teams with a meal and notes officers to be elected in October. About 50 to 60 Legionnaires attended the Fall Festival and Regatta planning session.

Gallipolis Lafayette American Legion C. D. Singie George Lear Earnest Mossman Rio Grande Twell Dillon Crown City Stanley Haskins Cheshire

Ministers Plan Baptist Retreat at Gallipolis Camp

Plans for a Baptist Ministers Retreat at the Gallipolis Boy Scout Camp on Raccoon Creek from Oct. 3 to 9 are announced. Dr. John H. Strong from Larchmont New York will lead morning Bible study sessions. About 15 to 20 clergymen from the Southeastern Ohio District are expected to attend.

Gallipolis Raccoon Creek John H. Strong Larchmont George Sagan First Baptist Church Ohio

White Squirrel Killed by Gallipolis Man

In Gallipolis on September 16 Earl Saunders killed a grey squirrel with a partially white tail and a white belly. The tail showed a clear black line of demarcation and the underside was entirely white. A similar all‑white squirrel was noted years ago in Gallia County woods.

Gallipolis Earl Saunders Gallia County Woods

Local officials Frank Ghrist and Lora Robinson set for Middleport game

Frank Ghrist and Lora Robinson of Gallipolis will officiate the football game between Middleport and Cheshire tonight at Middleport. Robinson will be the umpire and Christ the referee. This game opens a season in which they will officiate more than 15 matches.

Gallipolis Frank Ghrist Lora Robinson Middleport Cheshire Robinson Christ

Divorce suit filed in Gallipolis court

Gertrude Goodwin of Morgan Township sues Carmel Goodwin for divorce on charges of extreme cruelty and seeks custody of their 10 month old daughter Sarah Catherine. They married Oct 10 1927.

Gallipolis Gertrude Goodwin Morgan Township Carmel Goodwin Common Pleas Court Sarah Catherine

Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis

Two marriage licenses were issued by Probate Judge J S Clark. John Russell 24 a broom maker of Gallipolis wed Margaret Burns 32 of Gallipolis. John Taylor 20 of Middleport and Mable Gaffney 16 of Cheshire received a license with parental consent.

Gallipolis J. S. Clark John Russell Margaret Burns Justice of Peace Fred Milliser John Taylor Middleport Mable Gaffney Cheshire

Parole Violator Arrested After Disorderly Gallipolis Incident

In Gallipolis Ohio a West Virginia parole violator known as Badgar was detained Wednesday for profane language and disorderly conduct. He had been paroled from Lakin Institute and, after identification, turned over to police to face Charleston automobile theft charges. He returned to Lakin Institute today. Vaughan Roush of Morgan Township was fined $100 for possession of intoxicating liquor after pleading guilty before Mayor Stormont.

West Virginia Lakin Institute Gallipolis Badgar Point Pleasant Charleston Lakin Vaughan Roush Morgan Township A. J. Stormont H. B. Wood

Children Undergo Operations at Holzer Hospital

Underogappendix operations at Holzer Hospital yesterday included William Brown fourteen son of Fred Brown Apple Grove West Virginia and Gene Malone five son of Harmon Malone Mrs Coradus Lambert Bladen was admitted for an operation today Mrs Frank Huntsinpillar Gallipolis was dismissed. Denora chartered to the Louisiana Texas Waterways Corporation to tow cotton from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.

Gallipolis William Brown Fred Brown Apple Grove W. Va Gene Malone Harmon Malone Holzer Hospital Coradus Lambert Bladen Frank Huntsinpillar Denora Pittsburgh New Orleans William Heireaux Louisiana-Texas Waterways Corporation

Capt Kerr Visits Gallipolis Amid Steel Trade Outlook

Capt John L Kerr of Pittsburgh, master of the Union Line steamer Sam Craig, visited Gallipolis on business aboard a bus from Huntington. He noted little current steel demand but expected improvement within six days as the Union Line ships continue towing steel from Pittsburgh to Memphis and back. The Ayres, Talbott, and Craig are among the top towboats serving the Pittsburgh to Memphis route.

Gallipolis John L. Kerr Pittsburgh Union Line Sam Craig Wae Gallipoli Py Bus Huntington Kerr Memphis Craig Talbott Ayres Litton Brothers

Sand & Gravel Company Shifts to Winter Headquarters

The West Virginia Sand & Gravel Company of Charleston discontinued digging at Letart Island and sent the steamer F. M. Staunton with the dredge and barges to Kanawha River. The fleet will spend winter in Charleston amid a marked drop in output from last year.

Sand and Gravel Company Gallipolis West Virginia Sand & Gravel Company Charleston Letart Island Pomeroy F. M. Staunton Kanawha River

Nine Bids Made on Two Dredging Jobs

Nine proposals were received to dredge sections of the Ohio River near Ravenswood and Huntington. Dravo Co asked 157,200 dollars for one project. Monongahela & Ohio Dredging Co, led by Capt Mose Eppling, proposed 34,000 dollars for 160,000 cubic yards at Sand Creek bar.

Dames 23 Gallipolis Ohio River Ravenswood Sand Creek Bar Huntington Twelve Pole Bar Dravo Company Monongahela & Ohio Dredging Company Mose Eppling Cleveland Pittsburgh Wall City Pomeroy Middleport

Barlow Fair Set for September 29 and 30

The sixty first Barlow Agricultural and Mechanical Association fair will be held Thursday night and Friday September 29 and 30 at the Barlow Fairgrounds near Barrow in western Washington County. The event, a longstanding institution drawn by Marietta and county residents, promises an old fashioned agricultural exhibit with broad community appeal.

Marietta Washington County Barlow Agricultural and Mechanical Association Barlow Fairgrounds

Railroad travel shown cheapest in nation

Marietta report cites Arthur Hammond, moving picture operator, as traveling 3 680 miles on B and O summer excursions for 16 dollars. He visited New York City Washington Niagara Falls Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland noting rail travel cheaper and more comfortable than hitchhiking.

Marietta United States Arthur Hammond Strand Theater Hammond B. & O. Railroad Company New York City Washington, D. C Niagara Falls Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland

Publication Suspended Of Kentucky World In Newport

The Kentucky World tabloid in Newport Kentucky suspended publication as receiver Frank M Michaels took control. The paper had been under receiver care for about a month amid financial difficulties and distribution concerns.

Newport, Ky U.B The Kentucky World Frank M. Michaels

Driver Bus Licensing Rule Stricter for School Vehicles

State Bureau of Vehicles enforces that all school bus drivers hold a chauffeur license. The license costs 3 dollars annually with a 1 dollar exam fee and 25 cent decal. Renewal is due by January 1, and fines for noncompliance can reach 25 dollars plus costs. County officials, school boards, and parents are urged to follow the regulation as new drivers start routes this fall.

Bougher Alex Root Boards of Education

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Rev. Sagan Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Fremont Decca Rae Chuck Roast Boy Scout Camp Gallipolis Man Barlow Lcensee. Ht State Bureau of Vehicles Fred Bougher Focal Inspector Kelloge Tomato Juice Country Club Kroger Kidney Beans Country Club Avondale Catsup Packers del Monte Malk Alaska Avalon Okg Country Club Bologna Bartlett Pears New York Mrs. Drear and Mrs. Cheer Mrs. Drear Bkasy Procter & Gamble
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