Gallia County Court docket set for October trials
Gallipolis Sept 28 Judge W R White assigned a three week common pleas docket for October and part of November with criminal trials and one injunction. Listings include State of Ohio vs Frank Hill burglary larceny on Oct 3, Evans Barnett entering dwelling Oct 4-5, Homer Walters vs Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Oct 6, Dennis Spires indecent exposure Oct 23, Nora Sims bribe Oct 24, G Madison Parsons operating vehicle without consent Oct 25, Boyd Bowne receiving stolen property Oct 26, Zenith Young vs Harry Miller Oct 27, Dud Halley breach of peace Oct 31, Ernest Smith transporting liquor Nov 1, Drin Dilion assault Nov 2, Mack Brabham third liquor offense Nov 3, McCarley and others pending further.
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Gallipolis
Court of Appeals
Gallia County
W. R. White
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
Frank Hill
Joan Howell
Evans Barnett
H. W. Cherrington
EB. R. Rider
Homer Walters
Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Company
H. M. Miller
H. W .Herrington
Dennis Spires
Nora Sims
H. M. Millie
State of
Ray Clair, and Co
H. C. Johnston
Dud Halley
Rnest Smith
H. C. Cherrington
Mack Brabham
H. W. Cherringons
State Ofhio
Glenn McCarley
Fattest Baby Claim Traced to Utah Advisers
H. W. Cherrington counsels the case as Utah officials consider the claim of a baby deemed the fattest. The report notes the supporting party and the local authority involved in the assessment.
Moone’s Em sid Oil Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Moone’s Em sid Oil for varicose veins ulcers and old sores with full strength formula and a money back guarantee. It claims relief after the first application and short treatments lead to disappearance of troubles, with Quick's Cut Ret Store selling large quantities.
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Moone
Quick
Adv
F& Dad
Funeral services for Mrs. Gardner in Gallipolis
Funeral services for Mrs. Henry W. Gardner 67 of 1150 Second Avenue will be Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. H H Wilbur and Rev. George Sagan officiating. Burial in Pine Street Cemetery. She died Tuesday midnight after a six year illness. Daughter Mrs. May Lawrence. sisters Mrs. James Roberts of Kananga and Mrs. L W Burnett of Gallipolis. brother James Null of Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Henry W. Gardner
Second Avenue
H. H. Wilbur
George Sagan
Pine Street
Gardner
Frank
Rebecca Null
Harrison Township
May Lawrence
James Roberts
Kananga
L. W. Burnett
James Null
Huntington
Fire in Shed at Gilbert Grocery Causes Minor Damage
Gallipolis reports a small shed fire behind the Gilbert Grocery on Third Avenue, extinguished by the fire department after a 3:30 pm call. Damage described as slight and cause undetermined.
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Gallipolis
Third Avenue
Gallia Academy to Install Student Officers Friday
Gallia Academy High School will install student officers at Friday’s weekly meeting led by Supt Wayne Lutz. New officers include the student council president Robert Kuhn and vice president Robert Martin, with numerous home room officers elected across grades and rooms. Anne Nibert was chosen as school representative in the Fall Festival queen contest.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Wayne Lutz
Anne Nibert
Robert Kuhn
Robert Martin
Earl Halley
Betty Hamrick
Betty Henke
Tom Bowman
Russell Notter
Lee Mootz
Eva Evans
Melba Baker
Virginia Willis
John Sibley
John McKean
Harold Erwin
Mary Margaret Corn
Nancy Bean
Charlotte Cornwell
Randall Gibson
Robert Evans
Ruth Drummond
Room
Carrie Kerr
Eva Moore
Charles Lupton
Roadside Slip Injures Mrs Earl McCormick and Daughter
In Gallipolis on September 28 a mud slick on State Route 11 caused a roadster driven by Jean McCormick to skid and plunge into a ditch over a five foot culvert. Jean suffered leg cuts while her mother, Mrs. Earl McCormick, sustained a deep head laceration and multiple injuries. Dr. Leo Bean treated them.
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Gallipolis
Earl McCormick
Jean
Fred Foster
Jean McCormick
Community Notes From Cheshire Social Round
Cheshire area residents share Sunday visits with relatives and friends. Ka nan ga residents Mr and Mrs C E Lewis join the Vaughn Scott family. Gallipolis couples Aaron Davis and family visit F W Butcher. Thelma Bumgardner of Columbus visits her parents L J Bumgardner. Harry Clark, New York Central Lines, Beach Grove Indiana. Charlie Scott and Bert Scott families host visitors. Alberta Reynolds of Gallipolis visits Leith Reynolds. Raymond Grove and children visit Kyger residents Lew Spires family.
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C. E. Lewis
Kananga
Vaughn Scott
Aaron Davis
Old Ryger
Alberta Reynolds
Gallipolis
Leith Reynolds
Raymond Grove
Lew Spires
Kyger
Gallia Boys Attend Southeast Ohio Test Day Judging
About 45 Gallia County boys took part in the Southeastern Ohio Test Day at Carpenter Experiment Farm Meigs County on Tuesday. They joined 258 other vocational agriculture students in judging contests with winners to be announced later. Twenty two Rio Grande V A students led by C. B. Poston attended along with a like number from Cheshire led by Clarence Bowen.
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Carpenter Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio
Carpenter Experiment Farm
Meigs County
Vocational-Agriculture
Vocational-Agriculture Department
Rio Grande
C. 8
Poston
Cheshire
Clarence Bowen
Local residents visit kin and attend D A R event
Mr and Mrs Paul Carter return to Sunbury after a visit with Mel Carter and family. Mr and Mrs Carlos Butterfield of Galion spend weeks with Mrs Lew Miller and family. Several ladies including Mrs A W Kerns and Miss Della O Connor attend a D A R district convention at Pomeroy.
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Paul Carter
Sunbury
Mel Carter
Carlos Butterfield
Galion
Lew Miller
A. W. Kerns
Della O’connor
M. T. Epling
J. le Clark
Hattie Romaine
Hubert Carnes
Wayne Booth
Pomeroy
Two Men Fined In Gallipolis Courthouse Pleas
Lewis Davis Jr. pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor before Mayor Stormont and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. He also admitted assault and battery on his wife before Justice Milliser and paid 14 dollars in fines and costs. Charles Lee pleaded not guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor with bond set for Friday hearing.
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Gallipolis
Lewis Davis, Jr
A. J. Stormont
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
Charles Lee
Glider Record Set By Richard du Pont at Frederick
Richard C. du Pont of Wilmington Del established a new American gliding record of 122 miles near Frederick Maryland after a flight from Waynesboro Virginia. Fog prevented a longer trip, replacing the previous 66 mile mark from 1932.
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Frederick, Md
Richard C. du Pont
Wilmington del
Waynesboro
Mrs Richards elected delegate to Ohio PTA meeting
Mrs C C Richards was chosen as a delegate to the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to be held in Cincinnati October 11 12 and 13 by the local association. Committees for the year were named and a membership drive was launched with Mrs George Lear in charge. Room mothers are soliciting parents with two mothers designated per grade. Mrs Gilbert Bush read the Childs Charter and Mrs Osa Baird gave a reading.
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Gallipolis
C. C. Richards
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cincinnati
George Lear
Gilbert Bush
Osa Baird
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise in Crown City School Outbreak
Gallipolis reports five Scarlet fever cases diagnosed by Dr. F. W. Shane in Crown City. Quarantine of an earlier case prompts officials to expect additional infections from a student who attended Crown City Schools while ill.
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Gallipolis
Crown City
F. W. Shane
Local Medical News From Gallipolis Area
Dale Fife of south of Galipolia had an emergency appendix operation at Holzer Hospital Wednesday night. Elda Schwarzwalder of the Meigs County Children's Home was admitted for treatment. Mrs. Samuel Kahler of Pt. Pleasant was dismissed yesterday.
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Gallipolis
Dale Fife
Galipolia
Holzer Hospital
Elda Schwarzwalder
Meigs County
River steamers and barges move on Kanawha River
Rivers note steamer Eugene Dana Smith arrived upriver with 15 empties from Cincinnati and Louisville. Steamer J. C. Rawn of Union Sand and Gravel laid up here en route to Dam 26 with four empty barges. Packet Queen City sailed downriver to Cincinnati last night.
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Gallipolis
Eugene Dana Smith
Kanawha River
Cincinnati
Louisville
J. C. Rawn
Union Sand and Gravel Company
Queen City
Ohio Fuel Gas records 18 leases on 1440 acres
Gallia county report shows Ohio Fuel Gas Company signing 18 gas leases on Wednesday. Leases cover 1 440 acres across Addison Cheshire Springfield Green Harrison and Guyan Townships.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Addison
Cheshire
Springfield
Green, Harrison
Guyan
Littl World Series Postponed By Wet Grounds
Wet grounds and cold weather caused the postponement of the third game between the Columbus and Buffalo teams. With better conditions expected, the game likely will be played tonight. Paul Dean is slated to start for Columbus and Phil Gallivan for Buffalo.
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Columbus
U.P
Buffalo
Paul Dean
Phil Gallivan
Many Seek Jobs On Nearby Projects In Gallia County
Gallia County employment head W. Lewis Jones reports 1 024 men applied at the Federal Re employment Office. About 150 have work on State Route 7 with Frowlie Brothers. Interest rose over Dam 26 roller dam construction. only ex service men can fill the 50 50 government quota for Gallia and Mason counties. No other Gallia jobs are open to non veterans on the dam project.
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Gallipolis
Federal
W. Lewis Jones
Gallia County
Frowiie Brothers
Jones
Gallia
Mason
Giants Hold Mound Edge in World Series Talks
Washington's Alvin Crowder leads the Senators with 24 victories while Carl Hubbell of the Giants dominates the mound discussions. Hubbell's screwball and scoreless innings record bolster New York as Hal Schumacher, Freddie Fitzsimmons and others provide depth. Both teams sport reliable relief and strong catchers in Mancuso, Sewell, Richards, and Berg.
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New York
U.P
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Giants
Senators
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Hubbell
Mathewson
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Lefty Stewart
Whitehill
Stewart
Hal Schumacher
St. Lawrence
Hal
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Giant
William Watson Clark
Brooklyn
Monty Weaver
Jack Russell
Herman Bell
Adolfo Luque
Gus Mancuso
Texan
Luke Sewell
Paul Richards
Moe Berg
Gehrig to Marry Eleanor Twitchell in Freeport
Lou Gehrig the New York Yankees first baseman will wed Eleanor Twitchell of Chicago in Freeport New York on Saturday afternoon. The Austin family matriarch announced the ceremony will take place at the bride’s aunt Mrs A E Austin’s Freeport residence.
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New York
U.P
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Eleanor Twitchell
Chicago
Freeport
N. Y
A. E. Austin
Austin
Bluffton Star Guard Injured, Likely Out for Ohio North
Bluffton College star guard Max Hebler of Willard sustains torn ankle ligaments from the Baldwin Wallace game and will miss the Ohio Northern clash. Teammate Bob Freeman also suffers a hand injury that could sideline him this week.
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Bluffton
U.P
Max Hebler
Willard
Baldwin Wallace
Bob Freeman
Loughran Beats Sharkey In Narrow Century Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeats Jack Sharkey of Boston in a 15 round decision in a return bout at Baker Bowl. The crowd of about 8,000 saw a close fight with Sharkey gaining the edge on the UPI score sheet 7-6-2 and judges vote. Loughran weighed 183 pounds to Sharkey’s 202.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Tommy Loughran
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Baker Bowl
Sharkey
al Voice
United Press
Loughran
Tommy
Yesterday's Heroes Giants and Athletics Triumphs
Hughie Criz and George Davis homered for the Giants to beat the Phillies while Frank Pearce blanked the Giants for Philadelphia. Johnny Marcum of the Athletics shut down the Yankees, limiting them to four hits in a victory.
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Hughie Critz
George Davis
Giants
Phillies
Frank Pearce
Johnny Marcum
Athletics
Yanks
Ohioans on squad for Michigan freshmen team
Among 103 youths who reported this week to Ray Fisher the Michigan freshman football coach were Bob Armine from New London Ohio a tackle and Jack Liffiton of Lakewood Ohio a back.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
Ray Fisher
University of Michigan
Bob Armine
New London
Jack Liffiton
Lakewood
Ohio invites bids for Athens County road projects on Route 31
Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus seeks sealed bids by October 6 1933 for two National Recovery projects on Route 31 in Athens County and Nelsonville. Plans cover grading drainage brick paving with brick widths lengths and estimated costs 94937.65 and 170111.44. Bids require 5 percent certified check and wage rules apply.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Athens County
York Township
Nelsonville
Athens-Logan
United States
Co. W. Merrell
Divorce Petition Filed Against Theodore Viars in Athens County
Mae Viars files for divorce restoration of name and other relief in Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio Cause No 15654 alleging fault grounds neglect of duty and cruelty hearing set after October 27 1933. Theodore Viars last known residence Lorado West Virginia unknown. Mae Viars is represented by Wood & Williams.
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Theodore Viars
Lorado
Westirginia
Mae Viars
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Cardinals Bow To Pittsburgh In Tough Night
Mose Kelsch, 45, a non college veteran, starred for Pittsburgh with two late place kicks after touchdowns, sealing a 14 to 13 NFL victory over the Chicago Cardinals. Pittsburgh erased a 13 point deficit as Kelsch kicked the deciding extra point late in the game.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Mose Kelsch
Chicago Cardinals
Kelsch
Pirates
Cardinals
McNally
Kettler
Tanguay
Moss
Purdue
Coal Price Debate Halts Pittsburgh Operations
Western Pennsylvania coal mines faced a near standstill as 70 000 miners stayed on strike four days before a new code took effect. Union officials and operators held long talks hoping to reach an agreement by Monday while the Frick Coke Company negotiates a wage scale with the union.
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Pittsburgh
Pan
Pennsylvania
Fayette
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Cod
Wheat Dumping Drive Narrowed as Russia Rejects Compromise
London reports the dispute over world wheat prices heats up as Russia rejects a compromise offered by John McMurray, the delegate to the White Ag mission, during negotiations on Sept 23.
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London
Russia
John McMurray
White Ag
Mortgage funds total from Ohio reach $120400
Ohio supplied a total of $120 400 for Home Mortgage programs as announced by officials. The information was released in Washington on September 29.
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Washington
Ohio
Woman reports stolen pearl necklace in Lima
Mrs Krauss of Lima told police that two hitchhikers who rode in her car stole a pearl necklace after a trip on September 28.
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Lima
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