Auction sale of rural Ohio real estate in Athens County
In Athens County Ohio Sheriff Charles Stratton will auction three tracts in Alexander Township on the first Saturday in August at 1 PM. The parcels include Farm Lot No. 3 Section 22 31 acres, a 24.45 acre tract with 23.71 acres net, and a 56.92 acre undivided half share. Appraised at 1040 dollars, sale requires two thirds minimum. cash due at sale. Emmet Keenan attorney.
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Dana Carpenter
Athens
Ohio
Alexander Town
Alexander ‘Township
Hebbardsville
Pleasanton
Alexander Township
Charles Stratton Sherif
Athens County
Emmett Keenan
Share Garden Work Speeding At Gallipolis
Unemployed men on Red Cross flour lists begin work today clearing 16 acres for a summer 1933 community garden in East Gallipolis offered by Dr. C E Holzer. George Edward Wood and Gallia Academy High School students supervise. Garden committee meets Monday at 3:45 PM at the Red Cross office. Nine more acres were offered this past week by relief agencies. six by County Surveyor C E Fife and three by H W Walters at Vanden Point.
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Gallipolis
Red Cross
C. E. Holzer
George Edward Wood
Gallia Academy
Bis
C. E. Fife
H. W. Walters
Vanden Point
Stocks and Commodities Steady After Active Trading Day
New York Apl 7 Leading issues closed steady near prior levels on the NYSE as gains in oils and mining shares supported a day of active trading. Utilities remained firm, rails and communications stayed steady, while copper and shipbuilding stocks showed demand. Dun and Bradstreet index cited mixed commodity movement with 1933 highs and lows noted.
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New York
U.P
New York Stock Exchange
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Trimble Township Pupils To Have Part in Concert
Pupils from Jacksonville Trimble and Greens Run High Schools directed by Miss Una Miller perform in the all county music concert at Memorial auditorium Athens at 7:30 pm. The program features an orchestra, girls and boys glee clubs, and a mixed chorus with named student participants from both schools.
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Jacksonville-Trimble
Clabba
Margaret Schoeman
Bartha Jean Chadwell
Evelyn Joseph
Alberta Faber
Medrith Rainey
Nelva Kasler
Stella Edidowski
Ada Frances Darling
Fhyliis Willeke
Barbara Sayre
Betty Johnson
Phyllty Margakella
Stella Matyskella
Ida Duse
Winifred Joseph
Edith Johnson
Helgia Mackey
Viola Johnson
Bessie Swindell
Avenee Smith
Frances Talbert
Probate Notices Schedule of Debts and Appraisements Filed
Executors and heirs are notified that the Schedule of Debts and Appraisements are on file for several estates. Creditors may file exceptions by April 19 1933 and hearings will proceed from day to day until disposition. Athens County Ohio official notice.
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Athens County
Ohio
Jesse O. Sanborn
Stephen W. Kyle
James B. Rose
Mania Rose
Effie £. Dunfee
Walter &. Dunfee
HM. W. Roach
Harry M. Roach
Alvin D. Cline
Amanda B. Wells
Elsie B. Helwig
Ida Hull
Julia Herbst
George Herbst
Albert 8. Davis
Robert W. Davis
W. C. Mulligan
Catharine Mulligan
Bank of Athens, N. B. A
Laura Dillinger
Athens National Bank
Nancy Linscott
Grace Reich
Loring G. Matheny
Alice May Robinson
Pannie DeWees
Ralph L Scarlett, Jr
oJon F. Butts
Clarence R. Butts
J. M. Hyde
Leroy Walker
Grove Evans
William Blackburn
Lven
F. A. W. Cornwell
S. E. Searis
Grove Bean
Prudie Cornwell
Alice Jonas
Albert W. Buchanan
M. Johnson
Federal and state beer case arrests in Hamilton
In Cincinnati April 7 officers arrested Eugene Wohrie in Hamilton on charges under the new beer legalization laws. They confiscated a brewing setup and 100 gallons of beer for lacking a secured permit and for not paying the beer tax.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Hamilton
Eugene Wohrie
Quake Impacts Bishopville Couple In California
Mr and Mrs Fred Watkins long time Firestone workers and relatives of Bishopville residents report from South Gate California that their home was rocked by the big quake with about 200 aftershocks remaining unable to stand. The Firestone plant suffered about one and one half million dollars in damage.
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Bishopville Coupe
California
Bishopville
Fred Watkins
J. M. Watkins
South Gate
Watkins
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Hens Set March Egg-Laying Record in Glouster
White leghorn pullets owned by EB Mundew set a local March egg-laying record with 37 hens laying 20 or more eggs. Two birds laid 24 eggs, one 25, eight 24, and 14 at 22 eggs. In other news, B F Auchauer rushed to Athens after his brother in law Ed Aumiller's death on Lancaster Street. Funeral set in Athens and burial at Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville. Also, Rev. Father F X Clark of Holy Cross Church remains seriously ill with pneumonia and delirium requiring two nurses.
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Athens
Athene
Rhode Island
Jersey
Lancaster Palms Hatchery
Chestnut St
Lancaster
Ohio
Glouster
EB. Mundew
Mr. Mundew
Michigan school principal confesses to murders
Grand Rapids police say Henry B Bedford principal of Turmer School confessed to strangling Mrs Margaret Bengert and her eight year old son. He allegedly placed the infant in a oven in his home. Bedford was found unconscious in a gas filled kitchen. He had been paying attention to Mrs Bengert and her husband.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
T. U.P
Henry B. Bedford
Turmer Schag
Margaret Bengert
Bedford
Matt Heck Succumbs At Jacksonville Home
Matt Heck died at 1.15 this morning in Jacksonville after a prolonged illness. He was 78, a 49 year resident, and survived by his wife and three sons Dolph Will Carl. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the home. burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Matt Heck
Mr. Heck
Dolph
Will
Fostoria
Carl
Canadian Davis Cup Team to Meet Cuba in First Round
Canada's Davis Cup squad Marcel Rainville Gilbert Nunns Walter Martin and Dr Jack Wright compose the North American zone 1st round lineup to face Cuba in tennis team competition.
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Marcel Rainville
Gilbert Nunns
Walter Martin
Jack Wright
Cuba
Salem Grand Circuit Meet Attracts 566 Trotters
The Salem New Hampshire grand circuit ad drew 566 trotters from various regions. The meet will begin in July and promises strong attendance and competition.
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Salem
N. H
Glouster City Council and School Board Meet Tonight
Glouster officials schedule a regular city council session and the regular monthly meeting of the board of education. The school board will convene at the high school building this evening.
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Glouster
Board of Education
Glouster High School Basketball Tournament Receipts
The Glouster high school reports sectional proceeds of 18.85 dollars, district tournament receipts of 20.60 dollars from Athens, and inter class event receipts of 8.25 dollars.
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Glouster
Athens
Quilting Gathering at Mrs. Hattie Watkins Home
Glouster and Bishopville women held a quilting session at Mrs. Hattie Watkins home on Tuesday. A potluck noon dinner followed. Attending included Mrs. Felda Stansberry Mrs. Anna Morris Mrs. Agnes Eddy Mrs. Many Roberts and Mrs. Murrel Pedi.
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Bishopville
Mountville Meeting Planned by Hymer Grange Women
In Mountville on April 7 women organize a Hymer Grange meeting with a large turnout expected for the program to be held tonight. The article notes an unusually large attendance anticipated.
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Mountville
Hymer Grange
Fresh Eggs and Poultry Prices and Receipts Report
Market notes show eggs and butter firm with mixed grade prices. Receipts for 28,627 cases of poultry and 10,461 tubs of butter recorded, with various grade prices listed and no major changes to overall market trends.
Butter-Packing Prices and Egg Rates Decline in Market
Market notes show butter packing stock No. 3 at 13 cents, Ma lie butterfat delivered at 5 cents, eggs higher with firsts 12 1/2 cents, seconds 10 1/2 cents, nearby graded 12 cents. Duck eggs 12 1/2 cents, goose eggs steady.
Market News Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes Prices
Market notes show butter demand steady with extras at 22 cents and standard at 22 1 2 cents. Eggs sell for 12 to 13 1 3 cents with fresh extra firsts. Poultry prices list various fowl and products with heavy fowl at 14 15 cents and leghorn fowl 19 1 2 cents. No 2 chickens at 6 1 2 cents. geese 10 cents. turkeys under 16 pounds at 15 1 2 cents. Potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania listed by grade and sack counts. mixed lots and partly graded offerings noted.
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Heme Hery
Chigo
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Pennevaria
Pennsylvania
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cincinnati livestock receipts show hogs 2600 with mixed bids and higher on 180 lb hogs, cattle receipts 500 with steady to slightly higher tendencies, calves 400 with steady prices, hogs mostly 3.75 to 3.99 for 169 to 180 lb ranges, sows around 2.75 to 5.40, cattle bulk fats 2.50 to 3.50, good to choice dealers 4.50 to 5.40, sheep receipts 700 with spring lambs in demand and best lightweights around 8.08 to 8.50, 65 to 75 lb averages about 7.78.
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Sala
Market Receipts and Prices Across Livestock Groups
Mogs Receipts show cattle and pig totals with ranges for weights and prices. Pigs priced around 9,400 dollars with packing sows down. Cattle receipts list steers, heifers, and bulls with nominal quotes and individual totals. Calves and sheep receipts show vealers and lambs with price movements including declines for older stock and gains for spring lambs.
Odd Bond Yield Quotes From A Fragmented Ledger
A garbled ledger lists various Liberty and Treasury notes with mixed fractions and percentages. The readings show small treasury rates and bond identifiers, but the damaged OCR obscures full details and dates.
Grain and Produce Prices Listed in Toledo Market
Toledo grain and produce report shows wheat No 1 red at 63 to 64 cents, No 2 yellow corn 25 to 34 cents, oats No 2 white 21 to 22 cents, eggs at 11 to 14 cents, creamery butter 23 cents, timothy hay listed, clover and alsike cash prices noted. Overall market rates for cereals and livestock feed reported.
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Toledo
Hay
Timothy
Wool market weak as buyers hold back bids
The wool trade shows scant demand with low bidding. Buyers pursue average French combing wools around 64s and finer territory wools at 37 to 38 cents secured, but few sales occur and most lots trade near 40 cents scoured. Some offers reach 42 to 43 cents scoured, yet demand remains minimal.
Edward Aumiller Dies at Home in Athens Ohio
Edward Aumiller aged 72 died Thursday evening at his North Lancaster Street home after four years of ill health. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Sunday at the residence with Rev. Dr. R. Y. Wilcox officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. He was born in Weag Columbia West Virginia in 1861 and moved to Athens in 1907 to work for C. H. C. J. Co. at New Straitsville. He later worked for the McBey Company until four years ago. He was a skilled mechanic and paste maker. He leaves his widow, a daughter Gladys Bratlett of Lynchburg Virginia, and Samy Algernon of Dayton.
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Edward Aumilier
Lancaster Street
Ben
R. Y. Wilcox
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Mr. Aumiller
Weag Columbia
W. Va
Athens
New Straitsville
McBey Company
Aumilley
Gladys Bratlett
Lynchburg
Samy Algernon
Dayton
District 6 Mine Workers relieve leaders in economy move
Columbus April 17 in a move described as an economy measure district No 6 Un d Mine Workers of America president hall and vice pres David Watkin have been relieved of their duties leaving George Savage as rotary treasurer amid unsettled leadership at the union.
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Columbus
I Hall
David Watkin
Und Mine Workers of America
Geors Savage
Rotary Treasures
Laban Ieeasteh
Eh Llamada
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Southern Ohio Electric Com
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Farland Chevrolet
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Albany
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FE. J. Person
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Athens Implement Co
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Canaanville
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Ower
G. C. Button
Athens A. 3
Jones Novelty Store
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Cox Brothers
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Kerr
Person Realty Co
Lincoln Hill
Athens Real Estate
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Buck & Burk
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Ohio University
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Boston Wool
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