Baptist Ministers Gather in Gallipolis for Bible Study
Baptist ministers from Southern Ohio met in Gallipolis for a four day Bible study led by Dr John H Strong of Larchmont N Y Former Rochester Seminary professor and son of a former seminary president and local host Rev George Sagen led morning discussions Afternoon recreation and evening fireside talks featured Lantern lecture on China by Dr W H Crofts current Berean Baptist Church pastor in Setotoville His talk titled Hold Up By Bandits of South China included missionary experiences in South China with singing and slides Also present were Dr AR Stark Rev George H Wiggin Rev W T Packer Rev Jennings Cremeans Rev FE Midkiff Rev Amos A Dye and others with Rev S A Phillips and Rev T T Shelton expected later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Soutern
Ohio
John H. Strong
Larchmont
N. Y
Doctor Strong
Rochester Seminary
Rochester
Baptist Education Rooms
George Sagen
W. H Crofts
Berean Baptist Church
Setotoville
China
Doctor Crofts
South China
Grace Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Calif
AR. Stark
Pomeroy Baptist Church
George H. Wiggin
Batavia
Cincinnati
Delinquent Tax Suits Filed In County
County Treasurer E E Myers filed two delinquent tax suits. One targets 30 acres in Huntington Township with defendants Raymond Willis Dorothy Willis D N Vance and Elizabeth Vance for 33.01 dollars. The other covers 39 acres in Morgan Township with defendants P J Douglas D N Vance and Elizabeth Vance for 44.61 dollars. The petitions allege D N Vance and Elizabeth Vance claimed an interest. Also, Rev P P Wilbur of Zanesville was slightly injured after being struck by a car while crossing a street, he had preached here earlier in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Myers
Raymond Willis
Dorothy KE. Willis
D. N. Vance
Elizabeth Vane
Huntington Township
Morgan Township
P. J. Douglas
D. N Vance
Elizabeth Vance
PD. N
Elizebeth Vance
P. P Wilbur
Zanesville
H. Wilbur
Grace Methodist Church
Teachers in Crash Near Gallipolis
Charles E. Brown and Miss Mary Baker of Eureka escaped serious injury when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Ed Lanier of Eureka on Route 7 Tuslay. Miss Baker sustained a forehead cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles E. Brown
Mary Baker
Eureka
Ed Lanier
Tuslay
Baker
Victorian House Awakens Elaine’s Scheming Heart
Elaine contemplates restoring the old mansion with John McNeill while dreaming of romance and power over a neighbor as Bertha tends breakfast. She recalls the boy next door and plots to secure control, then checks on Duncan Hunter asleep in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Bertha
Elaine
John McNeill
New York
John
Mr. Duncan
Duncan Hunter
Bertha Gibos
Board Shuts Shady Grove School After Court Action
Springfield District School Board voted to close Shady Grove School after a special meeting. The suit by W. C. Fillinger sought reopening. Judge White had ordered reopening, but the board officially closed and redirected pupils to Evergreen and Mt. Zion for the 1935-36 term with Dale Durkee named as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Shady Grove
W. C. Fillinger
Springfield
Fillinger
Common Pleas Court
W. R. White
Dale Durkee
Evergreen
Mt. Zion
White
Mothers Club Plans Bake Sale for High School Band
JALLIPOLIS Members of the Mothers Club organize to raise 800 for new band uniforms. Bake sale is set for Saturday with Mrs A J Lloyd chairing. Officers named include Mrs Steve Clark president and Mrs H A Lupton vice president. Dr Ella G Lupton chairs the finance committee and a future dance is planned. (Next meeting at 8 o clock Monday night in the Academy of Music.) GALLIPOLIS Miss Hattie Cromley, cashier for the telephone company, attends a two day training school in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallipolis
A. J. Lloyd
Steve Clark
H. A. Lupton
Harry Maddy
EF. D. Keeler
Ella G. Lupton
Academy of Music
Gallipolis
Hattie Cromley
Telephone
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Lancaster
Gallipolis Man Fined for Illegal Liquor Possession
Simon Gibson was arrested by patrolmen Chester Leeper and W B Cooper. Judge A 41 Stormont fined him 25 dollars and sentenced him to 30 days in jail on the charge of possessing illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chester Leeper
W. B Cooper
Simon Gibson
Stormont
P T A Year Opens in Gallipolis at Washington School
The first PTA meeting of the season at Washington School features a first day at school reading by D Elia Lupton a 1035 birth day recital for a 4 1035 child Mae Kelley primary teacher vocal solo by Paul Ward with piano by Eleanor Bush Mrs Gilbert Bush serves as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington School
D. Elia Lupton
Mae Kelley
Paul Ward
Eleanor Bush
Gilbert Bush
University entrants from Gallipolis enroll at state institutions
Misses Ruth and Mary Davis daughters of John Newton Davis entered Ohio State University. Also enrolling at Ohio University Athens are Miss Anna Louise Weaver Wayne Jones and George Baird. Miss Helen Thahet has enrolled at the University of Cincinnati.
Stella Brewer v Albert Brewer Contempt Charge Suit
Stella Brewer sues Albert Brewer and the defendant must appear before Judge W R White on October 5 at 1 o clock to answer a contempt of court charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stella Brewer
Albert Brewer
W. R. White
Miss Garnette Lupton Updates District Meeting Plans
Miss Garnette Lupton reports the Presbyterial Executive meeting in Marietta arranged to hold the district meeting here in October. She notes strong county representation and adds she visited Parkersburg West Virginia on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Garnette Lupton
Marietta
Lupton
Parkersburg
D A R Groups Meet in Gallipolis for District Conference
Gallipolis hosts the Daughters of the Revolution conference with Mrs. John Heaume presiding due to the district director’s absence. Attendees include Mrs. Asa Messenger and many state officers. A violin solo by Catherine Hayward may be canceled after a finger injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
C. D. Dailey
Albany
Daughters of the Revolution
John Heaume
Springfield
Catherine Hayward
W. N. Hayward
Hayward
First Presbyterian Church
Asa Messenger
Xenia
Emma Kerns
Eleanor Carnes
Hotel Lafayette
New Instructors Added at Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College announces two new instructors Prof J W Sutliffe head of science and Miss Vera Reeves public school music and physical education. Sutliffe joins from Ohio State University where he taught science and holds a master’s degree. Reeves holds a master’s from Indiana University and led instrument work at Vincennes University. Nellie Rose will be registrar and secretary to the president and will teach French. Registration starts Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
J. W. Sutliffe
Vera Reeves
Sutliffe
Hiram University
Ohio State University
Miss Reeves
Indiana University
Vincennes
Ind.) University
Nellie Rose
Bellevue
Ohio
W. A. Lewis
Edna Arundel
P. R. Lyne
W. T Packer
C. Harris
Florence
Chubbuck
Elizabeth Coon
Gallia County Hounds Set for McArthur Field Trials
Gallia County will be represented at the Vinton County Fox Hunters Association field trials at McArthur set to begin October 4 and run two days. Derby Day opens the event with all age trials to follow. Ray Cox of McArthur is association president and Jock Warren of Wellston is one judge. The roster includes Clem Glassburn, Parker Sheets, Miles Denney, Cecil Denney, Ira Denney, Forest, Dana and Harold Payne from Bidwell, Ira Mills, Mills Station, Fred Myers, Frank Allen from Rio Grande, Charlie Potter and Albert Nuckles from Gallipolis, John Saunders of Raccoon Island, and Sam Saunders of Green Township. The county’s main hound breeds are Redbones, Walkers, and Old Fashioned Black and Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Vinton County Fox Hunters Association
McArthur
Derby Dey
Ray Cox
H V (Jock) Warren
Wellaton
Ohio Fox Hunters Association
W. J. Stewart
Bidwell
Clem Glassburn
Parker Sheets
Miles Denney
Cecil Denney
Ira Denney
Forest
Dana
Harold Payne
Ira Mills
Mills Station
Fred Myers
Frank Allen
Rio Grande
Charlies Potter
Albert Nuckles
John Saunders
Raccoon Island
Sam Saunders
Green Township
Peters and others travel. farewell sermon ends year
Herman Peters of Kanauga motored to Philo with his wife and baby returning home. Mr and Mrs Paul White and children visited friends in Huntington. Carl George and family of Unionville visited Mrs Tina Hix. Members attended a missionary meeting near Cheshire at Mrs John Starcher's. Rev J W McMahan preached his farewell sermon for the conference year. Lloyd Bush and daughter Betty visited Red House West Virginia. Mrs A W Pullins left for Columbus for relatives and Methodist conference. James Roberts went to Huntington to attend a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Herman Peters
Philo
Paul White
Huntington
Carl George
Unionville
Tina Hix
Cheshire
John Starcher
J. W. McMahan
Lloyd Bush
Lifetle
Betty
Red House
W. Va
Marriage of Murray City and Buchtel Residents Announced
Mr and Mrs John Shelton of Murray City announce the marriage of their son Charles to Miss Mabel Conrad daughter of Mrs Otto Conrad of Buchtel in Catlettsburg Kentucky The couple will reside in Murray. Charles Shelton is a Murray High School graduate class of 1926 and works in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
John Shelton
Charles
Mabel Conrad
Otto Conrad
Buchtel
Catlettsburg
Shelton
Murray High School
Murray
Nelsonville
H. R. George
Murray Schools
Lawrence Lewis
Columbus
Kanauga Brief Notes
Mr and Mrs James Marsh and daughter Clarbell and Mrs Ed McGuffin and daughter Virginia all of Pt Pleasant WV were guests of the A W Pukins family Saturday Mrs William Foster and daughter Helen of Princeton WV visited her mother Mrs Letha Swain last week Mrs Bernard Harmon was brought home from Holzer Hospital Tuesday Her son will remain in an incubator at the hospital for a few weeks Mrs T J Oliver is home from Charleston WV where she has been visiting relatives Marlin Berridge came home Saturday after a week’s visit with relatives at Clay Lick Ohio Mrs Van McDade of Portland was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs W E McDade Mr and Mrs John Dexter of Belpre were calling on their relatives the Schoonover family Monday Mrs Mollie Denney returned to her home at Parkersburg WV Sunday Her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A K McVeney drove down for her She had spent the summer with relatives here and at Pliny WV Ray Crackler and wife have moved to the service station recently vacated by Harry Orem Mrs William Lee is on the sick list at her home here Mr and Mrs W F Deem and son Leslie and family spent Sunday at Vinton guests of Mrs W F Deems uncle William Leslie and wife funeral of Woody Shelton at Oak Hill Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
James Marsh
Clarbell
Ed McGuffin
Virginia
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
A. W. Pukins
William Foster
Helen
Princeton
Letha Swain
Bernard Harmon
Holzer Hospital
T. J. Oliver
Charleston
Marlin Berridge
Clay Lick
Ohio
van McDade
Portland
W. E. McDade
John Dexter
Belpre
Schoonover
Mollie Denney
Parkersburg
A. K. McVeney
Pliny
Ray Crackler
Harry Orem
William Lee
W. F. Deem
Leslie
Vinton
William Leslie
Woody Shelton
Oak Hill
Langsville Social Personal Mention
A large homecoming crowd gathered at Wesley Chapel with A L Smith, nearly 87, noted as the oldest attendee. Residents from Langsville and nearby towns joined events including a Brands Stores picnic in Athens. Betty Davis of Wellston returned home after visiting relatives here. A hog owned by J E Chase died of lockjaw. Wanda Gardner was ill Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Wesley Chapel
A. L. Smith
A. L. Jones
Charleston
W. Va
National Brands
Athens
Betty Davis
Wellston
Dale Wright
T. M. Pickens
Ruth
Josephine Folden
Lake Alma
J. E. Chase
Wanda Gardner
Farley
Dexter
F. A. Miller
Philadelphia leads U.S. surgical instrument production
A report notes that sixty percent of surgical instruments manufactured in the United States are produced in Philadelphia, underscoring the city’s dominance in medical tool fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Philadelphia
Radio Schedule Highlights A Rich Mix of Music and Shows
WLW air listings feature Buck Rogers Bobby Benson Music Box Poetic Strings and Six Gun Justice. Admiral Byrd Burns and Allen March of Time Poet's Gold Hamp Orch Hopkins Orch Masters Orch Messner Orch Dien Orch Flying Time Mary Small Ray Heatherton Dinner Concert Uncle Ezra Wayne King Tours Orch Dorothy Lamour Tony and Gus Lee Orch Jesse Crawford Bernie Orch Lights Out Dance Music and more to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Music Box
Booke Carter
Admiral Byrd
Admiral Byrd Burns
Allen Burns
Allen
Hopkins
Hopkins Orch
Masters Orch
Mary Small Ray Heatherton
Billy and Betty
Uncle Ezra
Willard Givens
City Voices
Wayne King
Tours
Orch
Warden Lawes
Dorothy Lamour
Tony and
Gus Lee
Jesse Crawford
Bernie Orch
WLW
CBS
NBC
Jack Shannon
Academy of Medicine
Advertising Club
Jnh Prench Princess
Farm
Helen Trent
Burchell Orch
Ted Malone
Louise Florea
Duffy Orch
Happy Hollow
Mack's Moosikers
Sweet Home
Ma Perkins
Barry McKinley
Betty
Bob Balvati
Army Women's
Chauncey Parsog Minaiians
News Women's Review
Old Kentucky
Dorothea Ponre
Wilson Orch
Edith Warren
Jack Armstrong
Tito
Betty Marlowe
Arthur Larg
Benny Venuta
Gordon Orch
Prances Adair
Lowell Thomas
Billy and
Betty Amos
Andy
Bob Newhall
Phil Regan
Boake Carter
Rudy Vallee
Harv
Esther
Sylvia Clark
Rudy Valice
Marvy
Surprise Birthday Dinner in Broadwell Honors Lisle White
A Broadwell birthday dinner was held Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Scott White’s home for Lisle White. Attendees included multiple families from nearby towns, visitors from Ath ens and Columbus, and residents of Broadwell. The event featured cafeteria style dining and was part of a weekend of social visits and local celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle White
Bobby
Wanda Hatch
Fern Mann
Cherry
Athens
Arch Sprouse
Silver Ridge Social Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. C Betzing and family Archie Wells and Ida Sommer visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Beal in Pomeroy over Sunday. Mrs. Mary Pooler and two sons with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klees and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Myers. Vesta Bentz visited Mrs. Dana Swarts of Alfred. Ida Summer Tuppers Plains spent the weekend with Bernice Betzing. Clay Tuttle, home from visiting his sister Mrs. Ralph Parrish in Derry Pa, returned home. Joe Claire and MacPherson Tupers Plains spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. C F Betzing and Leona Myers made a business trip to Pomeroy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Ridge
C. Betzing
Archie Wells
Ida Sommer
Virgil Beal
Pomeroy
Mary Pooler
Herman Klees
Alvin Myers
Vesta Bentz
Dana Swarts
Alfred
Ida Summer
Tuppers Plains
Bern
Funeral for Mrs Mineard Follows Fatal Coolville Crash
Large crowds attended two funeral services for Mrs. J. C. Mineard in Coolville and Old Town, Meigs County after a traffic accident. Rev. Paul J. Foy led the services with burial in Old Town Cemetery. Distanced mourners came from New Brighton Pennsylvania and other nearby towns.
Cutler Social Life Notes and Visitors
Cutler residents and families are listed with visits and gatherings. Mrs. Perce Brandeberry and Leyda families hosted. Nellie Low returned to Newark Woman's College to resume winter term. Various locals, including C. B. Campbell and households, spent Sundays with relatives and friends. A scene mentions a China coffin gift as a curious closing touch.
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Baptist Church Ministers
For Bible Ltd
Southern Ohio
Huey Long
Paul Maloney
Long
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Mothers Club
Gos
Grange Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Vera Metcalf
Minnie Marie
Anna Mae Painter
Denver McGhee
Robin Glenn
Paul Eshier
W. W. Metcalf
Miss Lupton
Southern
Gallia
Sccre
A. W. Pullins
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Roberts
New
Samantha Shelton
Frank
Howard Beougher
Blanche Shelton
Marian
Eva Roberts
Lola McLaughlin
Logan
Bicknell
Ind
Tryphena Ward
Molly Lewis
City
Rev
C. Nutter
M. E Church
Anna Birdsell
Ethel Milato
Cleveland
Melvin
Frank Tannyhill
Greenlawn
M. E
Lillian Kennedy
Natter
William Kennedy
Billy
Camp Hocking
Robert Peacock
Opal Lanning
Pythian
Albert Spencer
Spencer
Leo Mitchell
New Plymouth
Anna Strum
Zernia Newman
Glouster
Emma Edwards
Lester
Redfield
Ray Hysell
Henry Margo
John Toth
James Madden
Jack McGur
Hamp
T. Animal News
Amos 'N
Ao ‘Town Hall
Town Hall
An Town Hall
Awn Town Hall
Noble Orch
Bissett Orch
Mid
Howard Haybrow
Paul
Oscar James
Amos Priest
Fred Lewis
Lathrop
Carl Meeks
Broadwey
McConnelsville
Herman North
Millfield
Henry North
Clyde Conant
W. E. Campbell
Harry Vandyke
Freda Nice
Mt. Hermon
Joe Young
Broadwell
George Habron
Edith Rathburn
Coolville
J. C. Mineard
M. I. Church of
Old Town
Meigs County
Paul J. Foy
Uniontown
Newell
C. W. Bush
John W. Mineard
Montana Peasley
Peggie W. Adamson
Robert T. Adamson
Sandusky
Frankie Gaylord
Middleport
Troy Grange
National Grange
America
National Brand
Clyde Parrish
Alda Larson
Mary Reeder
Carl Lockhart
Hope Walden
Anna Walden
Alfred Parrish
Oscar Zeusler
Chillicothe
Lillie E. Flinn
Depot Road
Mattie Reed
Cora Coleman
Reedsville
E. M. Daugherty
A. Stewart
Nan Weethee
Kananga
Nancy Davis
This Place
Ed Davis
Bethel Ridge
Epp. Shahan
Great Bend
Lizzie Hill
Flora Cunningham
Little Hocking
W. E. Bingman
W. R. Clark
Ireland
Helen Wharff
Portsmouth
Frank Reed
Garret
Reed
Wesle
Ian
Belleville
Laura Goodwin Drew
Bridgeport
Man
Leona
Ray Wioxen
Ritenour
St. Marys
A. B. White
A. Bridges
Russell
G. W. Dean
Frost
Perry Harper
Harry Hudren
Cutler
Rollin Lett
Moody Helen Vincent
C. F. Law
Ida McAtee
Goddard
Vincent
Dad
Messenger
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