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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
12
A list of classified sections and topics across announcements business services estates and rentals including transportation memorials and personals. Highlights include taxi transfers public notices movers insurance and household services along with livestock and bargain counter listings.
New York stocks showed narrow gains and losses after earlier firmness. Hazel Atlas led with a 6 point jump to 86 while Interstate Department Stores Preferred rose 5 to 68. McLellan Preferred fell to a year low of 79. Sears Roebuck and Woolworth slipped slightly. rail and utility issues varied in a subdued market.
Market report lists grain and livestock quotes across Toledo Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Wheat corn oats prices for No 2 and No 3 red yellow white. butter eggs poultry and live cattle hog and sheep receipts and price ranges. cattle bulls milk cows and veal values. cattle and hog totals from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh markets with plus minus movements.
Ohio University's Choir directed by Prof. C. C. Robinson will give a sacred program at Second Presbyterian Church in Portsmouth on Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Members include Esther Cokenougher Charles Roush Ava Smith Paul Roush all of Athens and Addison Dixon of Amesville with Mrs Lillian Boles Robinson of Athens as accompanist. Feodor Chaliapin, renowned Russian bass, has died in Paris.
A San Francisco dog named Pete suffers a broken back and paralysis after a fall from a third story window. Mrs. Tony Curro and 4 year old Martha Currow assist Pete who now travels with a two wheeled device that cradles his paralyzed hind quarters and, at times, even chases a cat.
Marion Larner a church official and Dill City Oklahoma councilman said he killed his wife with a hammer after endless quarrels. He claimed the motive was domestic strife and denied involvement with a wealthy widow. He said the two women prayed together to settle the issue.
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