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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
9
An OCR fragment shows classified ad categories and notice sections including ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS SERVICES EMPLOYMENT LIVESTOCK MERCHANDISE and ROOM AND BOARD. It references filing deadlines, policy notes, and staff names such as P. G. BOODLEI and Fr. G. Hoodler, from a New year Ohio publication.
A maroon 1930 coupe with new tires and low miles is offered at 225 dollars. An old 1927 1 1/2 ton truck with long wheelbase is priced at 95 dollars. The notice mentions Anglers Rally Sportsmen supporting Henry O Malley to stay as commissioner of the Bureau of Fisheries, with 34 years in service. Frank T Bell, secretary to Senator Pill of Washington, seeks the post.
There is no more economical way of finding buyers for what you have to sell than to use Classified advertising on this page. At very small expenses your offer is placed in the hands of more than 11,000 people.
Ohio University graduate C. Kenney from Akron, seated with three companions in a Dixie Highway lunch room, hid most of $120 he carried while gunmen robbed others. He tossed $8 and his empty billfold on the table as the robbers fled with about $150 from others. Kenney, a 1929 Ohio State alumnus, is listed as a brother of FHH Kenney.
Elizabeth Hann age 59 died at her Main Street home in Chesterhill after five days of illness with influenza. Cause was a heart attack developing Monday afternoon. She was the wife of Jesse Hann and mother of Ernest Hann Maria Randall George Hann Mia Emily Randall Grace Eilis Maze Arnold. Survived by her father George Patterson and one sister in Chesterhill.
PURNEA India April 4 Four men in two airplanes achieved a historic feat by flying over Everest and viewing the summit from a new angle. Previous land and air attempts failed to reach this vantage point.
Henry M. Durning, an anti-Tammany lawyer-broker, named collector of the Port of New York, a major patronage post in the Roosevelt administration's attack on Tammany Hall. He stands as the first concrete move in the new push.
Sugar shares and gold mining issues showed strength on the New York stock exchange on April 4 while most other groups moved irregularly in light trading. Railroads and bonds were weaker. tobacco and farm equipment fell, utilities slipped, and several chemical issues declined. American Sugar Refining gained 2.5 points to 37, South Porto Rico Sugar rose over a point, with Allied Chemical Eastman Du Pont and air reduction among moderate declines.
Communication failures hindered locating the Akron after a submariner incident and a German contact pointed to a 12:30 a.m. crash time. The Phoebus first report arrived in New York near 2 a.m. as Navy efforts continued to contact radio links and crews.
Mrs Pearl Armstrong of Newark and eight grandchildren are noted in a Chesterhill obituary. Mrs Hann was a member of the Chesterhill Methodist Church. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon with interment in the local cemetery.
Market notes show abundant poultry and eggs with price folds across butter creamery and packing stock. Hogs cattle and sheep receipts move unevenly as live stock prices reflect mixed demand and seasonal shifts at Cleveland and nearby markets.
Springers 13 4c old roosters 7 6c stags 8W10c ducks 10 120 geese 6 ile frosty killed hens 200 25c colored broilers 18 1c leghorn broilers 14 15c turkeys toms 10% 12c old toms 7 8c young hens 19 tic fresh killed full dressed hens 21 26c
A fragmented OCR sample shows bond quotes from Liberty and Treasury issues with various maturities and prices. No clear article context or complete data, making precise interpretation difficult.
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