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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
11
The Carpenter Hardware Co. advertises batteries for gifts for children, highlighting battery availability and pricing amid seasonal hardware offerings.
The Sheriff sells real estate in Athens County Ohio on a Saturday in December at one o clock. The property is a tract of 38.5 acres described by section and range with a state road boundary and a platted lot. The sale, conducted by Wayne Wingett Sheriff, will conduct cash bids and names the attorney Hediton.
Daily northbound and southbound train times listed for Athens route with departures at 4:24 p.m. and early morning services. Notes show Sundays excluded and a PROPOSED stop pattern for passenger service to Washington and Baltimore via Pulimani, with specific remarks on departures and fare terms.
The piece hints at personal development and emotional expression. It mentions birthdays bringing foresight into artistic culture and possible intrigue around intimate affairs with heightened emotions guiding music literature and art. It reads like a forecast for a creative, introspective period.
The Wittenberg college basketball squad, led by Coach TV Stebbe, opens the season with veterans from last year’s team. Key players include Rip Japen, Gordon Ke, Norman Toduta, Gene Janes, and Kiwan Pilner. Additional roster members hail from Canton Springfields and nearby towns as the team prepares for home and road games.
A list of players from Delaware and surrounding towns receiving senior caneger letters and football honors. Names include Darien, Pitti, Cambridge Hebert, James Het, Warren, and others from Canton, Cleveland, and Norwood among multiple districts.
The report notes improved investor sentiment and a rebound in October, with indexes rising for some sectors while others fell. It mentions intercity and industry indices, with specific references to percent changes and company names amid a broad overview of financial movements.
The market slipped about three points with mixed results across sectors. L Biel Preferred led losses amid dividend fears while Waltzing stocks like Hathaway and National Biscuit fell moderately. others showed smaller moves and a few advanced slightly in a choppy session.
Massillon vouches General Jacob Coney plans to travel to Warm Springs Georgia Saturday to meet President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt. The defeated Farmer-Labor candidate said Roosevelt invited him to discuss foreign policy and other issues.
In a vivid scene from the serial, Nick confronts an unnamed woman as she resists his advances. She cleverly stalls while fearing his coercive intent, and he warns of future consequences as the pair entangle in a tense power play aboard a auto gyro. The chapter ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
The Baltimore market reports steady poultry demand with prices notes for heavy stock, geese, leghorn, and other fowl. Nearby listings show market receipts, standard weights, and regional trade including Kent and Cleveland markets, with notes on errands, margins, and stock counts.
Readable fragments describe a local market listing for Pere Ron Produce with nearby tube items and current receipts. Mentions Kentucky, Southern Obta, and Kenn tines as buyers or sellers with percentages and prices in unclear phrasing.
A garbled OCR fragment references butter packing stock numbers and rates, including a mention of conoinnate produce and a large weight or price. No clear names or dates are readable to specify the event or entity involved.
Receipts reach 470 head with cattle and calves trading unevenly. Steers, heifers, and fat cows show varied demand with prices from about 2.40 to 9.20 per unit, veal calves topping near 4.86, and hogs steady to higher on lighter weights. Lambs and sheep receipts appear modest with mixed demand across grades. Grain bids noted in Toledo for nearby feeds and hay values.
Cutter and Roy Buren with Robert Wood were arrested and police said they will be arraigned on the charges Wednesday. Tugaday Bey is noted in the report as involved in the case.
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