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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR shows stray words about classified ad services and printery terms. Readable items are limited. no clear events, people, or organizations emerge to identify a full notice or announcement.
The New York market opened with a mixed tone as General Motors and Chrysler slipped about a point then recovered some. Several issues advanced while others sagged, with notable strengths in American Telephone United States Steel and Public Service of New Jersey among others. Public and private rates showed renewed call money trading around 1 percent.
Mr and Mrs W D Smart and family Immogene and Barbas plus Mrs Daniels Smart returned from Cumberland Md and other points. Earl Shafer and Mrs Smart and daughter visited in Columbia. Andriew Simpkins spent last weekend in Crookaville. Harold Minister returned to Fairport Harbor after visiting his mother. George Wittalane Chauncey came back from Canton. C N Sanders and others were in Columbus. Sweeney family Chauncey visited Marion with Robert Philip.
NBC and CBS adjust afternoon and evening lineup across WEAF WABC and WIZ with Carroll Lynns Rowe feature moved to 12 15 PM Saturday. Highlights include WEAF Rhythm Ode Jerry Cooper Court of Human Relations Lola Ravel Jazz and Frankie Masters Orchestra. WIZ offers Tony and Gus Irene Rich Ruth Eating operetta Love Me Forever. WABC presents Hollywood Hotel Richard Himber and Marshalls SOS son.
Friday program lists a long lineup from 6:15 with Columbia System to 10:30 featuring orchestras and acts like Burchells Orch, Duffys Orch, Betty and Bob, Dreams in Afternoon, Don Rodolfo's Orch, Singing Lady and Amos n Andy. Includes multiple interludes and a 4:15 Arnold Douglas slot and a 9:39 Maric Box Meur.
Charles Jenkins William Simonton Lew Rutter and Leonard Hickman, all of Nelsonville, faced intoxication complaints in the court of Mayor Morland on Thursday. Each pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs.
Mrs Raymond Raine attended as guest player while Mrs William Barrows entertained club members Eleworth DeVore and Lawrence Lehman. High scores were recorded by the host and guest.
Program guide lists a long mix of on air segments and orchestra acts with times and names including Parm and Home Hour Gene Burchell George Duffy’s Orch Old Skipper Weekend Revue plus many others such as Dorsey Brothers Virginians Macy and Her Men and Jo Fa Carefere Carnival.
A dense listing of Sunday radio programs and performances with long strings of artist names and time stamps. The schedule includes orchestras, ensembles, vocal acts, and news segments from morning to late evening, noting shows such as Mildred Dilling, Uncle Ned, Willard Robison, and Victor Young, among many others.
Report from Point Barrow details the Rogers Post airplane crash 15 miles south of Barrow. The NM Navy runner notes the craft fell 50 feet over water, right wing torn, engine driven into the fuselage, killing Will Rogers and Wiley Post instantly. Bodies recovered and delivered to Dr. Great with personal effects salvaged.
A terse production note lists assorted extras by type and case, noting large white items and mixed CU standards. Details are fragmented with unclear quantities and markings like M06 and 2? Notation suggests inventory or quality checks without clear context or outcome.
A truncated market note shows butter and produce prices with scores, receipts and rate notes. References include nearby firm standards with 92 and 99 scores, 244 and 8 score 23 percent, plus white extras and current receipts 24 and 2727’s.
Livestock prices move slowly with hogs mostly steady to firm across weights and cattle and sheep showing mixed moves. Trade activity includes numerous direct sales and variable bids, with calves, heifers, and fat cows reflecting modest gains or softness in select categories amid overall steady tones.
Fragmented data on butter creamery specials and egg prices with percentages and codes. Mentions GA scene and local receipts, storage terms, and various unidentified figures. No coherent event or outcome evident from the readable text.
The Treasury shows August receipts of 654,770,052.14 and expenditures of 110,965,905.95 with a balance of 1,577,850.86. Fiscal year totals through July include receipts of 6,746,680,605.80 and expenditures of 1,009,270,627.49, including 812,611,219.47 in emergency spending. Gold assets stand at 9,189,529,972.22. Nelsonville note: Mrs W W Kelly Sr. was told her son W W Kelly Jr. will undergo a 9 am operation at White Cross Hospital. Mrs Kelly Jr. accompanies him.
Auction notices list two sales on Saturday August 17. The first at the late residence of Br Burley near Blade features stock implements grain and household goods with Elizabeth Burley and Elza Graham as organizers. The second at the late home of Mrs Harvey Radeff in Albany offers household goods and other items with H E Ansel as executor and J W West as auctioneer.
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