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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
11
Radiators pulled out. Roofing spouting and sheet metal work. Harley Davidson motorcycles BR. White, Dial 632.
Court ordered sale of three parcels with appraisals 900.08 800.00 and 4800.00. Terms call for cash on day of sale. Sheriff William Rath of Athens County Ohio presiding. attorneys Mains, Manweli & Ramsey listed. Sale details appear in a common pleas court proceeding from Athens.
Hassel F Varner resident of Fairview West agg will take notice that on a day in July 1930 Fred B Varner as executor of the last will and testament of Jacob L Varner filed a petition in the Court at Common Meas of Athena County Case No 11Ags aceing Kaary ner French Hagel ner and Dorothy D Varner praying for judgment and sentence of the court regarding the will construction and executor duties Varner is required to answer by January 27 1830 D Hughes attorney for the executor and the heirs 7-25-dotw
George and Evans of Ne senville Ohio appointed as administrators of the estate of William Wilde late of Athens County Ohio who is deceased. Dated August 4. Signed by SY and M Johnson probate judge of the county.
Dr. B. F. Greenman state archeologist told the Athens Rotary Club that excavations at Coon Mound in The Plains will continue. He said other discoveries are expected in the unmapped portion of the mound and noted related remarks to the Kiwanis Club.
An order directs funds invested by Harvey Whitlack as administrator of the estate of Daniel Whitlack Whitwick to be turned over to Grace Young. The Athens National Bank administrators filed an inventory of Nancy Linscott's estate. A hearing on the will of Benjamin Bali will be held on January 23 at 8 o'clock.
A court order grants permission to sell claims against multiple defendants as part of the Benjamin W. Buck estate for a total of $200. The sale covers the listed claimants and proceeds are directed per the court's instruction.
A certified copy of the entry determining inheritance tax on the estate of Fred Wolfe was ordered filed with the Athens County auditor.
Proof of filings approved appointing Bert Cantlen as executor of Mary Kittimyre's estate Millard Foster as executor of John Mandry's estate William Lightfritz as administrator of Lewis H Lightfritz estate Athens National Bank as executor of Nancy Linscott's estate John V Wood as executor of Harvey Sayre's estate Sayre rm D Williams as administrator with will annexed of Lorenzo Lovell Blanche Hartman as administratrix of Mary Ellen Snider estate
The Woolley estate is exempt from inheritance tax according to the final ruling. No further details on beneficiaries or valuations are provided in the excerpt.
The estate of Sarah Oda Gaston was exempt from inheritance tax. No further details are provided in the readable text.
The court approved the administration of the estate of Benjamin Gillette with Sarah J. Gillette named as executrix. The filing marks the formal authorization for handling the estate's affairs and asset management.
Jed S. Moore recovered a judgment of 8 837 09 against Nora N. Harstow and others in Common Pleas Court. The amount is to be paid within five days, otherwise equity of redemption on promissory notes and mortgages will be foreclosed and sold by the sheriff.
Glen M. Romine and Grace A. Romine were ordered to pay Lawson N. Danes $536.60 on a promissory note for chattel property within five days after defaulting on the petition.
Coolville August 20. Forty two Stout family members gathered at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stout at the junction of Routes 40 and 7 for the tenth annual reunion. Last year’s officers were reappointed, letters from the past were read, and reminiscences shared by many relatives from Athens Columbus Rutland Belpre Hemlock Grove and other nearby communities.
The Boston wool market reports weak tone with limited demand and falling prices. Domestic wool receipts in the week ending August 1 reached 3,926,900 pounds, up from the prior week, signaling cautious activity in the U.S. wool trade during mid August.
Market round up lists grain and corn prices with figures like 630 and 12.98 per bushel. Entries include prices for wheat oats butter hay and other commodities. The text shows fluctuating values and delivery months such as October December and front end mentions of local price notices.
Fact notes show Cincinnati produce items with steady butter fat grades and scores like 340/900, common score discounted, packing stock numbers, and prices from 38¢ to 46¢. Includes references to butter fat, extra freight, and graded and ungraded lots with various case listings.
A fragmented market listing for Cleveland produce shows butter and extras with varied cents per unit. Poultry items including fowls, broilers, ducks, and geese appear with multiple price points, alongside potatoes.
Chicago product prices and receipts noted with 10 681 case volumes and varied butter quotes. The report lists extras and firsts, with multiple price points for current market conditions and standard categories reflected in the day’s trading.
Nearby tubs show 62 score with extras. Standards 39c and 69 score Mee 88 score 8é ac with prints one cent higher. Nearby firsts and second hand cases plus extra firsts and new cases 31 ec. Nearby hennery whites 10 ale. Poultry lists live hens 104¢20e colored apringerk 104P30¢ old roosters 180 90 case 64100 and aprin Spec ide sphere 20 Pike ticks 184Pi8e fresh killed hens 33 e.
Butter market firm with receipts 18,011 creamery extras 39440 special market 46 W40 40. Eggs market firm with receipts 22,113 near by white fancy 340990 state whites 24 Gage fresh firsts 34, pacific coasts 28 790, white westerns unquoted, nearby browns 2647 40¢.
Hogs 2000 head with mixed grades, weights 125 to 210 and 220 to 250 sold around 10.85 to 11.60 per cwt. bulk grading common. Pigs steady to 10.75. sows and stags weaker. Cattle 150 head steady to higher for best steers. cutters and low cows firmer. veals 600 head steady to firm. Sheep 1400 head underscored by strong to higher demand for better lambs. common rams lower.
Market active with buyers bidding on heifers and cows. Estimates show 25 cattle over 210 pounds at around 11.50 to 11.70 per hundredweight, with ranges from 1600 to 1810 pounds.
Amesville reports Violet Venita Bennett to wed Oral Burk with Aug 14 in Lake Worth Florida. Grandparents Ed and Mrs. Bennett moved to Florida eight years ago. Esther Class hosted Jessie Lorts party. Lorts heads to Columbus for office training. Local residents, visitors, and family updates from Columbus Zanesville Cambrige and nearby towns. Baby born to Oscar and wife. many relatives visiting Amesville area.
Hooper Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs C A White and family guests. Kenneth Kasler home welcomes Mr and Mrs T Fleming. The Kasler Linscott reunion will be August 31 at the Athens Fairgrounds with both clans united as they share Easler and Linscott roots.
Reading from the livestock market shows steady to firm demand with hogs and cattle trading mostly steady. Top veal and choice lots reach around 10.23 per unit while medium and select grades show variable demand and prices amid general steadiness in the market.
Market report lists cattle prices with varied gains and declines across grades. Beef cows and cutters show higher quotes, sheep steady to higher, and feeders mixed. note slower weights and overall cautious activity in the wholesale market.
U P reports uneven advances on New York floor as several leading issues climb while others stall. Prominent movers include Westinghouse Electric at 145 1 2, Kodak up 2 1 2, American Tobacco near 281, and Vanadium up around 3 percent, amid overall steady turnover.
A dense roster of major American companies appears in the OCR fragment, naming firms across sectors such as steel United States Steel Republic, energy and petroleum Standard of California Phillips Petroleum, electricals Westinghouse Curtiss Wright and General Electric, and utilities Arkansas Natural Gas Transcontinental. The text resembles a stock or industrial directory listing with numerous corporate names, associations, and corporate links.
The article notes intermarriage within a community leading to close ties and a large shared dinner. It lists visits and calls among families including Hawk of Athens, Linscott, Keirns, Hixson of Gallipolis, Gillette, Easler, Sayers, Kuhnen, and Linscott. Homer Linscott builds a silo and several families travel or host over weekends.
Pearl Chapel hosts Mr and Mrs Joe Hudnall and Mrs Arch Kasier with children Vivian and Windle. Further visits include Mrs Mareretta King and child Ora Dora and Garnet with Mrs Emma Robinson and family. The Hudnalls return to Pittsburgh after visiting forevers parents Doug las Hudnall in Columbus and Lancaster.
The Board of Control voted to release 330000 dollars for construction at the London Prison Farm to build a combined dormitory and cell block intended to house up to 1000 men.
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