Returns From Athens After Brother's Fatal Accident
Mrs. Sam Starkey returns to Nelsonville from Athens where she was summoned by the fatal accident of her brother Clifford Kelly. The Christian Missionary Society plans a Thursday 7 PM meeting with Mrs. Glenn Allen assisting, program led by Mrs. Morrison White and Mrs. Juniper. Local ads promote gifts and hardware items from Kerr's, Quick's, The Covert Optometric Service, Cline's Pharmacy, The Hub, The Gem Pharmacy, and Sheldon Powell.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Sam Starkey
Clifford Kelly
Christian Missionary Society
Glenn Allen
Clarence Beott
S Lane
Morrison White
Juniper
Quick
Fred R. Coffey
Cline
Holiday gift specials and beauty services advertised
Local ads promote gifts for her including dresses at low prices from Pansy’s Shoppe and fashion retailers, permanent waves and manicure services at Vogue and Kelly salons, two tone wool blankets at Preston’s, gift sets from McKee Drug Store, and assorted beauty products from Antoinette’s Majestic and Connette Flower Shop. Also listed are candies, pottery, radios, toasters, and electrical appliances from various merchants.
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Pansy
West Union Street
Irene Devlin
Varsity-Rose
Antoinette
Majestic
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Opp
Dini
Yapdley
McKee Drug _ Store
Ancen
Fred Lee Tom
Margaret's Beauty Shoppe
Over Fair
Preston's
E. Union
Dial 710 Clines
Connette Flower Shop
Marvin D. Losey
G. W. Hopkins
Hickman Seeks Clearing of Misstatements About Canal Project
Nelsonville report notes Mayor J W Hickman publishes a letter to the Ohio Public Works Director addressing alleged canal and CWA project links. The document states it is the only letter he sent and offers city services for investigations. Also, Troop 46 Boy Scouts plan a K of P meeting with signaling first aid and color guard, with 1934 fees due by Friday.
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Nelsonville
Iin
J. W. Hickman
State Department of Public Works
Hickman
T. &. Brindle
Department of Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
K. of P. Mall
K. of P
K. of P. Meu
Gifts for Home Offer Permanent Xmas Gift Display
A sale notice lists home gifts at Zenners New Radio and Electric Dept with Mrs. Fred Cornwell as host. Tables and furniture from Summers and Son Music Store and Furniture Factory Show Rooms are advertised from $1.00+, including electric toasters at Wheaton's Hardware.
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Zenners New Radio and Electric Dept
Fred Cornwell
Furniture Factory
N. Court St
Maytag Washer for Mother Carpenter-Maytag Co
Union Grocery advertises meat cuts including steaks and sausage with a call to try our choice products. It mentions Maytag washer for mother Carpenter-Maytag Co.
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Mother Carpenter-Maytag Co
Union Grocery
Widening of Carpenter Street Seeks City Council Action
A property owner asked Athens City Council to relay and widen Carpenter Street as a CWA project. Nine property owners also petitioned for paving the south end of Highland Street. Council set a Friday morning meeting on Carpenter Street to discuss the plan. Finance reports show motor tax funds near $6,000 and waterworks funds around $23,000.
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Carpenter Street
Athens
Highland Street
Creed Elected President of Athens County Medical Society
Dr. C. H. Creed of the Athens State Hospital was elected president of the Athens County Medical Society at its annual meeting held in the American Legion Building, Nelsonville. Other officers named are vice president Dr. Walter Howe, secretary treasurer Dr. T. A. Copeland, and censor Dr. A. L. Pritchard, all of Nelsonville and Athens. Dr. George M. Curtis of Ohio State University spoke on The Thyroid Gland and its Relation to Iodine as women of the Legion Auxiliary provided luncheon.
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C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Athens County Medical Society
American Legion
Nelsonville
Walter Howe
T. A. Copeland
Athens
A. L. Pritchard
George M. Curtis
Ohio State University
Women of the Legion Auxiliary
Thanksgiving Guests Spend Time Across Cities
Mrs Adda Cross Mrs Ella Crawford and Mrs Hattie Weiss of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Earl Weiss for Thanksgiving. Lester Fluke and family plus W P Minner group toured Columbus as guests of Edward Blake. Glen Weymousler stayed with C A Stover in New York City. Mary Elisabeth Kessinger returned to Smithfield after Thanksgiving. Mrs M H Lutz plans move to Brooklyn to visit Dr and Mrs Martin Lutz. E M Gilbert and daughters Royal and Ruth returned from Columbus where they were Thanksgiving guests of Rach and Chester Edgar.
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Adda Cross
Ella Crawford
Hattie Weiss
Athens
Earl Weiss
Lester Fluke
Esther Nell
Mindon
W Va
W. P. Minner
Mary
Columbus
Edward Blake
Glen Weymousler
New York City
C. A. Stover
Isaac Warner
Mary Evans
Akron
Mary Elisabeth Kessinger
Smithfield
Mary E. Kessinger
M. H. Lutz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Martin Lutz
E. M. Gilbert
Royal
Ruth
Rach Edgar
Chester Edgar
Prohibition repeal lifts stocks in cautious trading
New York stocks opened higher as repeal prospects boosted sentiment while the RFC gold price held at 34.01 for a fourth day. Several issues recovered from early losses with gains across metals and chemicals, including Allied Chemists, National Distillers, and Joung J. I. Case in farm shares. Motors also showed firmness with General Motors at about 33 percent.
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New York
U.P
National Distillers
Allied Chemics
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Commercial Solvents
Union Carbide
American Can
J. I. Case
Auburn
General Motors
Commodity Prices New England Dec 5
Dun and Bradstreet’s price index of 30 basic commodities compiled for the United Press shows a today 0 66 reading with prior day 99.70 and weekly 99.35. The index ranges from 113.52 at the 1933 high on July 18 to 67.86 at the 1933 low on January 20.
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U P
Dun & Bradtreet
United Press
Dun & Bradstreet
Industrial stocks from a historical market page
A garbled list of company names and percentages appears, highlighting sectors like INDUSTRIALS and utilities. Firms such as General Motors, DuPont, Westinghouse, Kennecott, and Union Carbide are referenced with implied share figures, alongside a dense roster of consumer and industrial names.
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RAILS
Pac
GERD
Gan
Coemeiguine
San Canada Drycepepiintievemaagymneenaiss
Col, Gas & Klee
Auiphneensaiemgentel
Ae Commonwealth & So
Nati
Cudahy Pack
Curtiss Wright
DuPont
Gm, Tb
Ceereeetansence
Gold Dust
Ain
Bus
Kroger
Libbey
BOOS
Stengetg GA
Cccseseneseeneteme VU
Indus
Ale
Wmnaheanees Utilities Power & Light
Biscuit
Dims
Ae UN. Corp
Carbon & Carbide
Warner Bros
Woolworth
Westinghouse
Wileen
Texas Corp
Mpcelrnaemnes SE Frans
Am. Corp
Am. Rolling Mills
Bethichem
Eeeennene
Otis Bee
Republic Iron & Steel Onghnanntsen
Sea i -Stear
Steel
Noue
Motors, Rubbers & Oa
BETRE
Nopsrenann Namresasapinieneens
Osceseneiine Cadagrinns Selec
Studebaker
Am. Smelters
Owenner
Nnn
Conaintown
Wak Beth, Micks
Acapheanemennene Mel Kennecott
Ssea
Baltimore and Midwest Produce Prices Across Markets
Price listings show butter, eggs, poultry, and other dairy items across markets in Baltimore Cincinnati and Cleveland. Unchanged butter and eggs with mixed quotes for young poultry and dressed meats. market tones vary by region with factory and storage standards noted.
Parkersburg Tivestock Receipts Show Mixed Demand
Market reports from Parkersburg dated December 3 show total receipts of 456 head with cattle at 190, veal 105, hogs 186, and sheep 95. Cattle ranged from 2.50 to 4.30 for common to higher grades. fat cows and bulls sold steadily. veal and hogs varied with good prices for heavy weights and lighter loads. sheep and lambs had strong good lamb values around 6.75 to 7.25 for the top grades.
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Parkersburg
Point Pleasant Livestock Market Prices
Hogs receipts 175 to 220. Cattle receipts steer and heife estimations show top values around 304 for steers and 1,653.50 for heifers. Cow, canner, and milk cow figures are listed with various price points. Veal calves show tops at 6 and other grades from 60 to 4 depending on quality.
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Point Pleasant
Oil Prices for Crude by Purchasing Agencies
Latest oil price listing shows Pennsylvania crude at 2.57 in Natl Trane Lines Oil City, 2.45 at Tide Water Bradford and Allegheny Crude, 23.07 in Muroka Pipeline lines, 2.12 in Gowthwast Penna pipeline, 1.92 in Buckeye Line Co, 1.52 in Mines Somerset South Penn. Western Kentucky 1.18, Lima 1.30, Illinois 1.29, Princeton 1.232.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Bradford
Allegheny
Tide Water
Muroka
Gowthwast Penna
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Somerset
South Penn
Kentucky
Western Kentukeey
Lima
Tllinois
Princeton
Boston Wool Market Sees Firm Prices In Boston Market
Demand remained steady with prices holding firm and an upward tendency. Sales occurred at the high end of the price range across various grades, led by fine and fine medium wools in the Boston market.
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Boston
Toledo Grain Prices Read From December Trading Bids
Grain prices reported for Toledo elevators and transit billing show bids for Wheat No. 2 red around 65 to 66 cents, Corn No. 2 yellow about 40 to 41 cents, and Rye No. 2 near 70 to 71 cents. Higher grade Wheat No. 1 red quotes near 81 to 82 cents, Corn No. 1 yellow about 42 to 45 cents, with oats and seed clover listed for December and March delivery.
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Toledo
U.P
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Glouster
Gooch
Buick Co. Court & Carpenter
R. Beasley Peer
Victoria
Chevrolet
Money & Offer Motor Sales
St. Athens
Buex Coach
Pilotor Sales
E Cars
Athena Junk Co
Mansfield
Price Stations
Saubers
Stade Atlas Tires
McAfee
Hayes
Coffey
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Bewance
the Messenger
Hubert C. Buck
Jerseyville
WAYNE
F. J. Beasley Co
Amesville Mill
F. J. Beasley
G. B. Connett
Tel
The
Athens Lumber Co
Athens Glouster
Bob
Bart
George Barber
Bro. Courtney
Pritchard
Missouri Barber
Childen
Mac Chevrolet
R. Beasley
Ford Sales and Service
Ford
Carpenter Hardware CO
Landis
Fred Landis
Poston's
Ksek Goal Prom
W. Va
Splint
Smokeless
Cox
Bardin Brothers
Athens Cash Peed
N. Court
E. Washington
G. Kreppel
Cox Bros
W. Union
J. B. Swanson
Higgins Peed
Richland Ave
G. C
Sutton Athens R. D
DE Laval
Morris
Fordson Tractor
Athens Implement Co
East Carpenter Bt
Parker Bros
Putnam School
Buck
Congress BT
Dial
G Arage
Ty Realty Co
Cline Possession
Ride
Trimble Heights
R. H. Howard
County Line Farm
Trimble
Poplar Ave
L. G. Bean
Smith ST
Hull Poster Jr
State ST
Casseron
Dexte
Carpenter Hardware Coo
Pomeroy and
Middleport
O. W. Wiseman
Rutland
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Board of Township Trustees
Troy Township
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
R. R. Crislip
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Ohlo
South Court Street
President Street
South Bridge
City of
Griff H. Evans
Kerr's Hardware Store
Haneygross CO
Hub
Burns Coakley
Bill
Gem Pharmacy
Frances Stage
Sheldon Powell
Glenn Db. Thomas
Mer
Hein S&ivers
Jack Pritchard
Gordon
E. Side
Public Square
Helen Devo
Blue Streak
Wale Electric Co
Whitman
McKee's Drug Store
Toyland
Boeaters
Joneb Novelty Store
Klow
Majestic Theatre
Majestic Theater
Ronald Colman
Elissa
CWA
Special Scout Meeting
PTANO
Summers and Son Music Store
Cline Bidg
Wheaton's
John T. Johnson
Carpenter Hardware
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Frank O'Mara
Charles Monks
H. A. Rothrock
John Williams
Queen Esthers
Alva Patton
Poplar Street
Dr. Creed
Medical Society
Briggs
Bond & Share
Ford Motors Ltd
Niagara Hud
Power
Coceitnasiconnet
Schenley Distillers
of of
Ind
Baltimore Produce
Cincinnati
Cleveland Produce
Hennery
West Virginia
Frean
Chicago
Pittsburgh Livestock
Graham’s
North Court Street
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