Cincinnati Beats Knoxville In Low-Scoring Contest
Cincinnati defeats Knoxville 5 to 3 as Bottomley Moore Shirley Tangeman Harvey lead with two base hits. Frazier and Fonger yield four hits each. Hulvey tallies four walks and a wild pitch. Durocher Bottomley Horne Lind Shirley part of two double plays. Time 1:53. Umpires Ainsmith and McGraw.
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Commodity index and market report with varied prices
Dun and Bradstreet's daily weighted index shows 72 664 for today with highs 72 82 and lows 67 86 from 1933 data. The report lists steel, oils, copper, and mining stocks alongside poultry and produce prices and receipts across multiple markets and regions.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Lucky Losers Seek Quick Returns With Lost and Found Ads
People who lose items place Lost and Found ads on this page and hope for quick recoveries. The urgency suggests luck favors those who advertise early, increasing chances articles are found and returned.
Dr. Tippett to Open Sessions at Athens Methodist Banquet
Dr. Donald H. Tippett former Church of All Nations New York City and now minister at Bexley Methodist Episcopal Church will speak Friday night at the Athens First Methodist Church opening banquet for the state conference of Wesley Foundation Student Councils in Athens Friday and Saturday. He replaces Dr. J. EB. Miller president of the Wesley Foundation State Board of Trustees who cannot attend.
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Donald H. Tippett
Church of All Nations
New York City
Bexley
Boxing card results from Wilmington and San Francisco
At Wilmington California Dado Manila defeated Ernie Hood in five rounds while Tommy Huffman stopped Jack Cain. Braesie Mitchell and Benny Lopez both earned knockouts as Art Lopez edged Sid Torres and Frankie Arragon beat Levi Young. In San Francisco Little Pancho from the Philippines won a decision over Billy McLeod.
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Calif
Speedy Dado
Manila
Ernie Hood
Pasadena
Tommy Huffman
Jack Cain
Braesie Mitchell
Benny Lopez
Art Lopez
Sid Torres
Frankie Arragon
Levi Young
San Francisco
Little Pancho
Philippines
Billy McLeod
Stockton
Caiif
Canzoneri to defend title in Chicago June 22
U R lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri to defend his title against Barney Ross in Chicago at Wrigley Field on June 22 in a 10 round bout. Promoter Chicago Stadium confirms the event with Canzoneri guaranteed 30000 plus 40 percent of receipts over 50000.
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Tony Canzonert
Barney Ross
Chicago
Sammy Goldman
Wrigley Field
Canzoneri
Tony
Weasley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Steve Haliako
Buffalo
Battling Show
New Orleans
Teachers Attend Ohio State Educational Conference
Athens teachers and school officials departed for Columbus to join the Ohio State Educational Conference held April 6 7 and 8. A program tonight features Howard B Lees Smith former British minister of education on Education and the Economic Situation in England and Harry W Chase president of the University of Michigan on Our American Creed. Ohio State University Symphony Orchestra and the Women’s Glee Club are also scheduled to perform with sectional programs continuing tomorrow and Saturday.
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Columbus
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England
Howard B. Lees-Smith
Great Britain
Harry W. Chase
University of Michigan
Ohio State University Symphony Orchestra
Women’s Glee Club
Appoint Conservator For Somerset Bank
Harry G. Hughes was named conservator for the Citizens State Bank at Somerset Perry County by state bank superintendent Ira Fulton. Hughes formerly was cashier and was appointed at the request of a depositors committee under the Baker Law, the first such appointment in Ohio.
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U.P
Harry G. Hughes
Citizens State Bank
Somerset
Perry County
Ira Fulton
Ohio
Baker
Hughes
Somerset Bank
Notice of Drawing Jurors for Athens County Ohio 1938
On April 2 1938 at 9:00 AM at the office of the Commissioners of Jurors Athens County Ohio jurors will be publicly drawn for the May term of the Common Pleas Court of Athens County.
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Commissioners of Jur
Athens County
Oa County
Evans Arrested For Stealing Tobacco At Union Station
Everett Evans of Carbon Hill was arrested on a charge of stealing tobacco and cigarettes from a box C P at Union Station on West Union Street. Railroad police and Athens police held him at Athens City Jail. The goods were worth about $100. Evans denies the charges.
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Everett Evans
Carbon Hill
Union Station
West Union Street
Athens
Evans
Local Poultry Prices and Stock Updates
Fresh 124 12cc bells near by butter crema extras 2 score 197 20c standards 90 score 19 firsts 88 score I1c renovated Iic packing stock 1 orders unchanged. Live poultry chickens old heavy 19 14c broilers 249 25c white Jeghornia 200 22c capons 7 lbs+ 2202%¢ gobblers 174 14c old tome 140 15e butter near by tubs 92 score extras 19s¢ standards 19%c 89 score 1c 88 score unquoted. Nearby tubs 92 score extras 19s¢. Nearby current receipts fire to 1% fresh extra firsts 123% nearby hennery.
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Bulter
Jacksonville Mine Delayed Testing After Christmas Fire
GLOUSTER April 6 It will be another month before Ohio Mine No 1 at Jacksonville is opened after a Christmas fire. Fire remains hidden deep in the workings, sealing openings and disrupting jobs for about 300 workers. After repeated sealing and pumping, the fire still burns, delaying entry likely into May and worsening local hardship from idleness.
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Glouster
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Jacksonville
Ladies Auxiliary Meets at Eagles Hall Friday
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the U. M. W. of A meets Friday night at the Eagles Hall. The meeting time starts at 7:50 instead of 7 o'clock.
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Gloubter
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Men of the Church to Meet Friday at 7 30
Men of the Church of Christ gather at the church Friday night at 7 30 o clock. All men are urged to attend and each is asked to bring a companion.
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Gloubter
Church of Christ
Local visitors return from travels to small towns
Mr and Mrs Lawrence McAllister of St Louis and Mrs Frank Rogers plus granddaughter Jackie Jean Welsh of Ashville return to their homes after visits with Mr and Mrs Thomas McAllister O Be Chevalier and family in the city. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Belford Cunningham and son Harper from Marion with Mrs Cunningham’s parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Harper, and Mrs Gertrude Rainey of Trimble visiting her daughter Mrs J D Andrews in Nelsonville. Lewis Triplett of Middleport stayed with his parents in Trimble as did Mr and Mrs Emerson Wilburn and three children of Columbus visiting Mrs Susan Heckman in Trimble. The Wilburns’ visit coincided with birthdays for Mrs Heckman and Barbara Sue Wilburn marked by a special dinner.
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St. Louis
Frank Rogers
Jackie Jean Welsh
Ashville
Thomas McAllister
O. BE. Chevalier
J. D. Andrewa
Lewis Triplett
Middleport
Guy Triplett
Trimble
Emerson Wilburn
Columbus
Susan Heckman
Mrs. Heckman
Barbara Sue Wilburn
Wilburn
Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Hall Friday night in Glouster
Officers of The Chapter Order of Eastern Star are asked to meet for practice at 7 PM Friday at the Masonic Hall. Matron Mrs. Sara Williams announces the gathering in Glouster.
Christian Church Women Vote To Remember Children At Lanter
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Esta Harper home and voted to send a crate of eggs and home made cookies to the Christian Orphanage in Cleveland for Easter. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jennie Jones and Mrs. Maude Williams. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Irene Morris home. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7.50 o'clock at the Legion Hall on High Street.
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Fairlawn Avenue
Josephine Eddy
Carrie Balderson
Christian Orphanage
Cleveland
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Jennie Jones
Maude Williams
Jacksonville unemployment meeting forms new league
A Friday night gathering in Jacksonville organized an Unemployed League with officers Joe Judson president Marie Wemmer vice president and Albert Gordon secretary to aid the unemployed and needy. A five member committee was named to meet with township trustees on plans to help delinquent taxpayers work out unpaid taxes. A second league meeting was set for April 7 at the Town Hall.
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Joe Judson
Marie Wemmer
Albert Gordon
Athena County
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Edward Oskey
J.C. Hartley
C. F. Davis
Lawrence Comnsky
League
Beanie Swindell
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August LeMoine
Willam Grimm
California
K. of P. Hall
Greens Run
M. E
Lillian
Harold Robinette
Chester Lowry
Edith Tinker
George Burdess
Laura Smathers
Betty June Dunlevy
Cecelia
James
Billie Mandrell
Cleo Mac Conaway
Mary Margaret Mou- Mahon
Jane Cox
Cincinnati Live Stock Receipts Mixed as Markets Hold Steady
Hogs receipts 6000 with 1420 direct and 490 held over. Prices vary by weight from 120 Ibs down to 260 300 Ibs with bulls and sows steady. Cattle receipts 300 each for calves and cattle with steers and heifers barely steady. fat cows and bulls show mixed values. Sheep receipts 800 with undertone weak yet better lambs fetch 4.50 to 5.50 for shorn. Spring lambs mostly 8 to 9, fat ewes 1 to 2, best lightweights up to 2.50.
Hogs and cattle receipts show slow market across weights
Hogs receipts 1800 with market slow to weak. 160 to 240 lbs 4.15 to 4.25, 250 to 280 lbs 4.04 to 4.10, 130 to 140 lbs 3.89 to 3.95, pigs down to 3.80, packing sows 3.00 to 3.25. Cattle receipts 10 with market unchanged. steers yearlings 4.35 to 5.05, some to 5.45, heifers 3.25 to 4.50, bulls 3.20 to 4.40. Calves receipts 100 market steady. better weaners 5.00 to 6.00, common to medium 4.20 to 4.60. Sheep receipts 1000 market slow to weak. best shorn lambs 4.75 to 5.15, common to medium 3.25 to 4.50, spring lambs 6 to 8? downward.
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Lancaster Livestock April Sales Totals and Prices
Total receipts 842 head across hogs cattle and veal with breakdowns by weight class. Hogs ranged from 3.45 to 3.703.90 for various weights and sows boars and pigs observed in demand. Cattle included steers 3.10 to 5.50, heifers around 4.20, milk cows 2.04 to 2.30, and veal calves up to 4.90 with other grades. Lambs reported 26 receipts with no tops, seconds at 3 and light weights at 2.25.
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Sugar shares rise on NYSE amid profit taking
On April 4 on the New York Stock Exchange sugar shares moved higher while profit taking trimmed prices elsewhere in the list. The sugar group posted year to date highs with American Sugar Refining American Beet Sugar Manhatten Sugar and South Porto Rico Sugar among leaders. Bouth Porto Rico Sugar moved up as much as 2 points.
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Wee 14
J. C. Penny
E Radio Corp
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Utilities Power & Light
Enee United Corp
Wee
Warner Brosnan Eeerneeels
Westinghouse
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Barnsdal
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Sugar Refining
Porto Rico
Liberty financial figures and treasury notes from 1940s data
The fragment lists Liberty related percentages and treasury values across years and dates, mentioning 39 percent, 47, 44s, and 38 with date markers like March June and successive figures such as 148 56 103 and 100.29. It reads as a numeric ledger of Liberty securities and treasury amounts with several year markers and amounts.
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Utilities panel orders abrupt end to Columbus Marion line
The State Public Utilities Commission issued a temporary order to abandon the Columbus to Marion interurban service, following an earlier authorization for Bucyrus to Marion. The move ends the entire route.
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State Public Utilities Commission
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Bucyrus
Elks Install Officers in Nelsonville Lodge
Nelsonville Lodge No. 543 B P O Elks observed the installation of officers at the Tuesday meeting. Oral Daugherty was exalted ruler and other officers installed include J N Inderrieden, Don Shetfield, Shelden Powell, L B Krieg, E Rosser, Robert popiehel ryler, Karl Baker, C A Shockley, and Ora! Daugherty was chosen to represent the lodge at the grand lodge session in Milwaukee in June with E B Rosser as alternate.
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Shelden Powell
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Robert Poepiehel
Ryler
Karl Baker
C. A. Shockley
Ora! Daugherty
Grand Lodge
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B. EB. Rosser
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