Governor Remarks on Sugar Plan Impact
The governor said the sugar plan is in effect and has reduced world supply availability while causing a small price increase.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
2
The governor said the sugar plan is in effect and has reduced world supply availability while causing a small price increase.
Sheriff O E says efforts intensify to catch wire thieves compromising county mines. Wires replaced from far mines, with several suspects held on bond or jailed. Industry losses drive calls for guards to protect operations and curb profiteering.
Wie and Mrs. T A May, Mrs. J grate spent Tuesday in Columbus with relatives. Dennis and daughters plan a motor trip to Tulsa and other points before Mary returns to teach at the Deaf School in bus. H B Bush and daughter tour the West visiting Yellowstone and other sights then move to Youngstown. Edith Russell visits Hunting with Bennett Russell while Vina Bennett stays in Akron with Milne family. Charles McMaster hosts a Wednesday evening for Paul Bean of Columbus. Charles Wilcoxen and family host Dorcas visit. M L Fisk of Columbus visits on New York Central business trip and stays with B T Fults Sr.
Many relatives and friends from here attend the wedding of Norma DePeiro and John Wad dell in Columbus. Carloads left at 3 a m to arrive in time, joining guests from Parkersburg on the way to the ceremony.
The Chester Township Sunday Schools plan their annual picnic at Will's Grove Flat Woods on Saturday August 22 with an all day event and a noon basket dinner. Rev Thinger of Middleport and Rev Bright of Pomeroy are scheduled speakers and the public is invited.
Charles J. Prall 70, last of a local pioneer family, suffered a severe heart attack in his Moore home in Pomeroy on Wednesday night. His condition is serious. Prall, a veteran river steamboat pilot, was known as the town wit and raised a family centered on Lincoln Hill, with relatives in Texas Columbus and near Cincinnati.
The funeral of Carrie Glover was largely attended at Middleport on Aug 30. Out of town mourners included N H Skiles of Lansing and J Herbert of Pittsburgh among many others from Newark Columbus Akron Huntington and Charleston.
Louise Kreinbethi of Pomeroy was re-elected secretary for the Highth District of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Cleveland convention. A Syracuse judge and his wife awoke to find uninvited guests in their home when they discovered an unlocked door and a strange car in the yard after visitors from Dayton had driven in during the night.
Edith Baldwin of Winatachee Washington has finished her first visit back to her native county in 27 years. She traveled with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Sapp along the Oregon Trail to Seattle. Returning, she was joined by Nora Robinson and two Carpenter, Illinois residents near the Illinois line, traveling via Mammoth Cave Kentucky.
Pomeroy reports game protectors patrol hill districts before the September 15 squirrel season. C A White of Belpre was fined 25 dollars after a fall arrest for out of season hunting near Harrisonville Meigs County. Officers W R Sellers and B E Clark led a nets seizure and arrests for illegal net possession.
The list follows youths Edith and Evelyn Stalnaker Elma Whiteside Margie Curtis Hazel Milhoan as they depart Monday for a 4-H camp in Jackson County Clara Swan and mother Mary Swan spend week with Cleveland buffer Harold O B German and wife visit Pittsburgh boat crew and Aliquippa towboat carries steel for Jones and Laughlin. Chevalier of Columbus visits with parents and nieces Ethel and Garnett Hodill of Pittsburgh. Mrs I C Matlack and children visit Williamstown W Va. Bigley and Stethem Osborn families visit Hockingport and Paden City. Commencement at Rock Springs Fairgrounds attended by local residents. Riley returns from Russellville W Va visiting relatives Hannum reunion set for August 29 at Hannum homestead Dana and A F Halsey visit cousin R H Hannum. Mrs S R Swan and daughters from Parkersburg visit locals.
Mrs Thelma Shipley of Oak Hill is visiting for a few days with Captain Tom W Jones and Mrs Jones.
Ohio Fuel Company drilled a gas well near the county infirmary on the Will Seyfried farm and reported a flow of 180000 cubic feet per hour. The same day a second well began on the adjacent John Chase farm.
Josephine Morarity 64 died at her brother Charles Morarity's Gravel Hill home in Lower Middleport. The funeral is set for Friday at 9 AM from Pomeroy Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic Cemetery. The family consists only of Josephine and her brother.
Tuppers Plains beat Hobson 3 to 2 at K. of P. Park to close a three game series. Hobson scored in the third and seventh innings while TupPers Plains tallied in the second and fourth. Christy and Young paired as battery for TupPers Plains, Stewart and Frazier for Hobson. Soth struck out seven. McHaney umpired.
An evening collision on Main Street in Middleport involved a Johnston car carrying Frank Johnston, Mrs. Bessier, and Mrs. L. J. Heiner, struck by a four Cross boys vehicle emerging from a side street. No injuries. Johnston car badly damaged and towed for repairs.
William Chapman visited Parkersburg for tonsil removal. Ed Hostotter grandson of Athens spent days with his mother Mrs. Joana Hostotter and son Will. The Cole family reunion set for Sunday Aug 23 on the Church of Christ lawn. B J Chapman and two Pullman grandsons visited I Chapman and Gainer households. William Chapman, aged seventy, his first trip across the Ohio River. Mrs. Alice Ritchey and G E Parker left for Columbus for the D A convention as delegates. Mrs. Ritchey attended from the local council. Elva Dean spent Sunday at her farm near Alfred. Co D Sanborn of Dayton Tenn visited. Ida Whitner of Ambridge returns with Cole family and Mollie Shields of Meigs Creek. Whitner to arrive Saturday for a week. Kathryn Meeker of Racine hired for grades six and seven. Lucille McLane death left vacancy. Georgie Springer works at ice cream and lunch room run by J Earl Snively. Chapman home guests included Hess Nickles and K Christy Stewart and Jimmison families.
Nelsonville and surrounding areas feature visits from Ina Springer, Ralph Swagger, and many residents including Mrs. Ruchel Caldwell, Miss Pauleta Caldwell, and Mrs. Belle Keller. Guests travel between Ra cine, Marietta, Belpre, Parkersburg, and Wheeling as church and family events unfold.
Christina Montt, who plays a key role in Columbia’s Fifty Fathoms Deep, is the granddaughter of a former Chilean president, linking the film to a notable political lineage.
Advertises Bisulated Magnesia as the cure for stomach indigestion caused by excess hydrochloric acid. Claims the remedy sweetens the stomach, prevents acid buildup, and eliminates sourness gas and pain after meals. Recommends purchasing at Quick's Rate Drug Store or a similar outlet.
Oklahoma and Texas governors insist on martial law to keep all wells shut until crude oil hits one dollar per barrel. Refineries and distributors fear a nationwide shortage with about 900,000 barrels blocked daily and major companies holding only four days of Texas field output in storage. Smaller refiners and service stations are closed nationwide.
Marietta officials on the light committee seek a conference with West Penn Monongahela Company to push for lower electricity rates in the city. The move signals a formal effort to reduce power costs for residents and businesses.
In New Orleans August 20 the United States government is urged to back an international one year cotton holiday. Governor Huey P Long of Louisiana proposed American growers suspend cotton production in 1932 to trim global supply and lift prices. He said Colonel Thomas L Chadbourne, who led a sugar production ration plan, assured cooperation from other nations to save the world cotton market.
Carmen Anzevino, 26, told police he planned to make cheese in a still found at his home. Officers were skeptical and arrested him on charges of possessing property designed for manufacturing intoxicating liquor.
The ad promotes Hem-roid tablets as an internal remedy that cures piles by improving blood circulation and removing the cause of the condition. It credits Dr. J. B. Leonhardt and asserts the product heals and restores affected parts with a money back guarantee.
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