Stock market rallies amid mixed gains on Dec 5
The stock market shows a further rally with utilities leading while industrials rise modestly. Gains appear in McKesson, Budd, National Distillers, General Motors, United Aircraft, and others as optimism about credit and demand supports a gradual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKesson Weesere
Budd Manufac
Tovacco B
National Distillers
Paces Steel
General Motors
Sanitic
United Aircraft
Ra- Pac _ B
Bethlenem
Treasury
Local Notes and Arrivals Include Visits and a Kentucky Marriage
The column mentions Rio Grande returning to hospital for treatment, Randall of Chillicothe, Mn visiting relatives in Wetkeng Lucas, Dorothy Brooks and Ma D Davis visiting parents, Maercy Mae’s week in Spent near San Margate, Jenkins with Mr and Mrs Wilkesville, E Richards of Nounce, and a marriage announcement for Hopner Bess and Willard taking place in Catlettsburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Randall
Chillicothe, Mn
Dorothy Brooks
Ma. D
Davis
Margate
Jenkins
Wilkesville
E. Richards
Nounce
Hopner
Bess
Willard
Catlettsburg
Time er yo and Bunda no NC Sunday schedule
The fragment listsTime and location details with Sunday hours and exceptions. It mentions 1108 a m and 74 p m references, plus daily beeps and daily schedule notes. Names like Outer and Silom appear in unclear context, with several inconsistent time stamps and currency references.
Egg and butter market report shows dull eggs and steady butter
Market notes from Chicago and Toledo list egg receipts and prices with extras at 29 to 31 cents for fresh firsts, pullets at 22 cents, and current receipts 24 to 25. Butter remains firm with creamery extras at 33 cents and standards at 32 cents. Grain quotes show No 2 red wheat around 97 to 98, corn 95 to 96, oats 58 to 59 with minor above-track adjustments. live poultry and other items detailed with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Produce Prices Report
Cincinnati market reports show Wags and firsts for potatoes with various regional varieties priced around 30 to 33 cents per unit and 100 lb bags. butter creameries at 19 cents pack stock with 26 cents butterfat. poultry prices include colored broilers leghorn fryers and roasting chickens with varied weights and prices. Pittsburgh Bees demand is lower with current receipts 24 to 26 cents and hennery whites extras 28 to 33 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
Colorado McClures
New York
Idaho Russel Burbanks
Ile
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Livestock Market Quotes For Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs 190 to 300 Ibs at 6.25. 140 to 180 Ibs at 5.25. under 110 Ibs 50.50 to 3,050 for sows. Cattle calves 75 steady. good and choice fed steers 708.80. grass steers 5.75 to 6. medium heifers 4.50 to 5. fat cows and bulls 3.50. vealers around 8. Sheep 800 plus lambs steady to higher. good fat lambs under 90 lbs 7.75. 90s 6.50 down. yearlings 5.50. good sheep 3.25 to 50.
Auction and Treasury Report Mixed Markets and Notices
Live animal bids show hogs steady with most at 5.90 and some higher, cattle and calves steady to easier with fat cows 2.50 to 3.50, and beef types quoted above 4.00. Treasury December 3 receipts 32.5 million, expenditures 55.3 million. New York clearing house weekly surplus 726 million. bonds quotations listed. Wool prices in Boston steady to higher for fine wools. notices announce executrix and administratrix appointments in Ohio counties dated 1934 and 1994.
Growth of Coal Field Towns Traced at Rotary Meeting
Nelsonville reports that Rotary Club heard a program led by Rev. Lloyd Evans on building growth in coal fields and neighboring towns from the late 1880s to early 1900s. Walter Leonard of Logan Club attended as a guest as relief agencies study camp abandonment and subsistence homestead projects for affected workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Lloyd Evans
Walter Leonard
The
Logan Club
Young People's Choir to Perform at Taylor Ridge Service
Taylor Ridge church will hold regular services at 2 pm next Sunday led by Rev. G B Courtney. The Young People's Choir, directed by Mrs. C M Anglin, will provide special music. Several local families and visitors are mentioned as having Thanksgiving gatherings and travels.
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Young People’s Choir of
Taylor Ridge
Fred Olbers
Glen McConkey
Athens
Dora Heffkin
Akron
W. D. Coey
Gerald Hagle
Amesville
Blaine Chalfant
Jacksonville
P. B. Chalfant
Harvey Maxwell
Hollister
Joseph Gaskalla
John Eisler
Shelbyville
Ind
John Wenger
Mms
Wilbur Risley
Philip James
Sugar Creek
Roland Mulpas
Boyd Kennedy
Robbie Boyd
Freda Hanning
Lancaster
Robert Hanning
Forest Kelley
C. M. Anglin
West Virginia
W. B. Golding, Giouster
James Golding
Sheriff’s Sale Of Real Estate In Nelsonville Ohio
Athens County Ohio sheriff sale notices a parcel on Jefferson Street Nelsonville. The sale occurs December 31 1934 at 1 30 PM at the courthouse with cash on delivery and a minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. The property is a 50 foot strip along outlet number ten in Nelsonville. The action is under case 15851 G D Gorham Treasurer and Isaac P Primrose et al are defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens County
G. D Gorham
Isaac P. Primrose
Athens
Nelsonville
Jefferson Street
Charles Stratton
Gordon B. Gray
Sheriff sale of real estate in Nelsonville Ohio case 15950
In Athens County Ohio the sheriff will sell property in Nelsonville on December 17 1934 at 1 30 PM. The lot 49 Fort Street is part of Inlet 49 with a 66 foot setback per the plat. Appraised at 1250 dollars the price must reach at least two thirds. Sale cash in hand per attorney Forest E Weinrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
State of
Ohio
Athens County
Paul A. Warner
Citizens Cate Association
Logan
Athens
Nelsonville
Fort Street
Charles Stratton
Forest E. Weinrich
Administratrix Named for Emme Yeomans Estate
Notice that Ethel M. Ross of 507 Whites Road Marietta Ohio has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Emme Yeomans deceased of Athens County Ohio dated November 26 1934. Also Clarence E. Palmer of Athens Ohio named Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth J. Palmer deceased of Athens County Ohio dated November 27 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wion
Nelsonville
Ohio
William Wion
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Daisy Fleming
Amesville
Verl
Fleming
Ethel M. Ross
Whites Road
Marietta
Emme Yeomans
Clarence E. Palmer
Athens
Elizabeth J. Palmer
G. M. Johnson
Christmas toy displays and gifts preview in Wheaton’s shop
Local hardware shops show off large red and white fire chief toy trucks for youngsters and a wide range of gifts for all ages. Ed Wynn appeals to kids with toy displays while adults eye fishing tackle and kitchen sets. Sleds bicycles and tools appear for brothers, and electric stoves and glass coffeemakers catch mothers’ interest at Wheaton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uu Nah
Ed Wynn
Wheaton's
Mother M. W. A
Windon Reaches New Coal Weight Record in Nelsonville
Nelsonville weighs coal records show Dana Windon of the city scales surpassed October’s mark in November with 845 truck loads weighed and total receipts of 54.50. The report notes the trucking volume was lighter early in the month and coal consigned to municipal plants isn’t charged weighing fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dana Windon
Officers elected at Pocahontas degree meeting Nelsonville
At the Degree of Pocahontas meeting on Monday night the officers for the ensuing term were elected. Prophetess Helen Wallace Pocahontas Minnie Whitmore Wenonah Mable Eyre Powhatan Mable Dalton Keeper of Records Hazel Wallace Collector of Wampum Sadie Linton Keeper of Wampum Gertrude Dalton Captain of Degree Team Mable Dalton Trustee Lorzetta Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Degree
Pocahontas
Prophetess
Helen Wallace
Minnie Whitmore
Nelsonville Merchants to Meet at Legion Building
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday night at 8 15 at the Legion Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail] Merchants Association
Legion Building
Local Personal News From Nelsonville Listings
Edward L. Murphy a student at the Ohio College of Chiropody Cleveland has returned to Cleveland after Thanksgiving with relatives in Nelsonville Miss Lillian Neiman returns from a week in Columbus Miss Mae Harris has gone to Columbus to stay with Mr and Mrs Harris Wood until after Christmas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Murphy
Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Lillian Neiman
A. Grinker
Columbus
Mae Harris
John V. Wood
Harris Wood
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Mack McIntosh
Joe Emish
Mia
Howard Bush
Dorothy Riggs
Matejorie Eberst
Logan
Sally Riggs
Julia Robeingen
Laura Stevenson
Lancaster
Myra
Anna Popocey
Clara Keyes
Nelemurville
Thomas Gears
McMilligan
Margaret Brutvan
Columbons
Andrew Brutvan
Harold Johnson
Glouwster
George Brooker
Tieten Alexander
Mise Mearparet
Veytho
James Hamer
Rettives
Nelsonville
Mark Diets
Charles Trum
Mica
Mt Capel Moepital
Ant
William Parks
Jacety
Aken
Parke' Perenta
Leste Swyers
Crockeville
and Arge ‘Tedruw
Don Solon
Mr. Soton
Not Myre
Barney Solon
Wtyrie
D A Guard Inspection Meeting In Nelsonville
All officers and members of the Guard of the D of A are asked to attend Friday night inspection. White attire requested. Mrs Elizabeth Durst district deputy from Pomeroy will inspect. A chicken dinner will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Guard of the
D. of A
Elizabeth Durst
Pomeroy
Past Chiefs of Pocahontas to Meet at Hazel Wallace Home
Nelsonville notice states the Past Chiefs of the Degree of Pocahontas will meet tonight at Hazel Wallace's residence. All Past Pocahontas members have been asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hazel Wallace
Bridge Club Hostess Entertains Nelsonville Guests
Mrs C B Hoadlett entertained her bridge club with guests Mrs Frank Jackson Mrs Leonard Cooley and Miss Irma Wilson playing three tables. Luncheon was served high scores were posted by Mrs Miller Wilson and Mrs Don ald Shafer while Mrs Cooley led the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Jackson
Leonard Cooley
Irma Wilson
Hoadlett
Miller Wilson
Donald Shafer
Cooley
St Andrews Church Benefit Bridge and Euchre Night
Nelsonville notices a St Andrews Church benefit event at the Parish Hall tomorrow night. The bridge and euchre party begins at 7 o clock with proceeds helping church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Ladies of
Johnson Pleads Guilty After Public Square Disturbance
John Johnson of Carbondale pled guilty on arraignment before Mayor Hol land on Tuesday night for quarreling and fighting. He was fined ten dollars and costs as a participant in the disturbance on the Public Square last Saturday night. several other arraignments are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Johnson
Carbondale
G. Holland
Ohio Liquor Reform Gains Ground Says Officials
Ohio leaders discuss temperance progress as repeal shows improvement over prohibition. Col. Hughes notes bootleggers shrinking while Leonard cites reduced demand and rising taxes as factors. They estimate illicit output shrinking but warn bootleggers remain a danger until federal taxes drop.
Former Dexter resident dies in next state
W R Amos and son Donald rushed to New Castile Pennsylvania after the sudden death of R D Amos formerly a successful Meiga County farmer. Funeral held Sunday at 2 30 PM. Various local residents are listed visiting relatives and attending Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Next State
W. R. Amos
Donald
New Castile
R. D. Amos
Meiga County
Billie Perry
Upper Salem
W. R. Halliday
Harold Smith
Bruce
Cleveland
S19
Farmers Institute
Em Center
de i
Rush A Hayman Dies At Letart Falls Home
Rush Acton Hayman age 25 died Tuesday afternoon at his parents home in Letart Falls after long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 PM at Letart Church with burial in Letart Cemetery. He is survived by his parents and four brothers Ray Hobart Hurley and Paul.
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Pomeroy
Rush Acton Haymar Ge
Hayman
Letart Falls
Letart Church
Letart Cemetery
Fou Brothers
Ray
Hobart
Hurley
Paul
Yuletide Spirit Hits Nelsonville
Nelsonville public square glows with holiday decorations. A large tree near the fountain is surrounded by electric streamers. The Retail Merchants Association funded the decorations, Southern Ohio Electric Company oversees installation, and the municipal light plant supplies the current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Municipal Light Plant
Dr Hugh I Evans to Speak Twice at Nelsonville church
Dr Hugh I Evans of Dayton returns from an Eastern Europe tour meeting American ambassadors and world affairs, to speak Thursday at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church. A 6 pm Men's Brotherhood talk includes a turkey dinner, followed by a public 8 pm address in the church auditorium. Motion pictures of Russia will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hugh I. Evans
Dayton
Europe
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Russia
East School P T A Bazaar Sets Dec 14 With Sample Fair
Final arrangements are under way for the East School Parent-Teachers' Association bazaar to be held Friday December 14. An added attraction this year is a Sample Fair with numerous samples of nationally advertised products to be given to those who enter the room. Further announcements will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Parent-Teachers' Association
Volley Ball Meeting for Nelsonville Thuresey League
Citizens are urged to attend a meeting at Nelsonville Senior High School Room 5 on Thursday December 6 at 7 o clock to organize a Thuresey night league. Participants should bring uniforms as play could begin that night with Cr Hannahas leading recreation for a second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Cr. H. Hannahas
Bradbury Benefit Draws Many to School Event
Bradbury school held a Friday night play and carnival to raise funds. Net proceeds reached 21 dollars as community members such as Mrs Louise Evans and Mr Wayne King visited relatives nearby. Local residents attended funerals, shared meals, and planned church events while Bible School attendance reported at Bradbury 70 and Bradford 65.
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Minersville
Rob B. Carson
Bradford Church of Christ
Lizzie Archer
Wesley Steward
Rutland
Bradbury
Bradford
Benney Scott
CCC
Rocksprings
Winfield Scott
Infantry Prepares For National Guard Inspector Visit
Company L of the 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard conducted intensive drills Monday night to ready for a forthcoming inspection by Major David R. Smith from Delaware. Sgt. Barnhart Hugggins McBride Murphy and Shafer led formation, riot duty, scouting, extended order rifle drills, and basic marksmanship. Capt. Shafer and Lieuts. Murphy and MecCr um attended the National Guard Convention in Columbus.
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166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
David R. Smith
Delaware
Everett Barnhart
Clifford Huggins
Lewis McBride
L. V. Murphy
T. W. Shafer
C. H. MecCrum
Company L
National Guard
Columbus
Miners flood Mojave after two rich gold strikes near Silver Queen
Hundreds of prospectors swamp Mojave California as two new gold finds near the Silver Queen vein are reported, boosting the town as a booming bonanza area in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mojave
Calif
Murray High Alumni Meet Planned for Dance Night
Murray City Ohio reports a Murray High School alumni gathering Thursday to plan a school dance. Charles Robinson Jr. will preside over the meeting at the high school. The Ever-ready Class social is set for Monday, Dec 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray High School
Robinson
Murray City
Murray City High School
Charles Robinson Jr
Newton Irwin
Irwin
Hitler's Power Discussed
Lengyel outlines dangers facing Hitler including leadership challenges within Germany and the risk of opposition from rival political figures. He warns against economic policy shifts and potential revolts while noting religious tensions and the uneasy balance with France and Moscow.
Geology Talk Explains Ohio West Virginia Gas Drilling
Frank W. Phillips of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company lectured the Athens Rotary Club on long term gas well records and geology. He noted 65 percent of wells are dry, cited deep Clinton sand wells at 7 600 feet and temperatures of 180 degrees, and discussed reservoirs, exploration risks, and the need for extended supply drives for Athens Bay and iri Sent over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Clinton
Phillips
Amalisca Buss
Atone
Philips
Cambridee
Rotary Club
Athens Bay
Iri
Funeral service for Stuart Betts set Thursday
Funeral service for Stuart Betts will be held at the residence near New Pittsburgh at 1 30 Thursday afternoon with burial in Payne Cemetery according to a death notice.
Nelsonville Man Held to Grand Jury
Nelsonville resident Gay D. Widenour appeared before Magistrate C H M Porter in Athens charged with attempting to defraud Citizens' Central Bank of Nelsonville. Sheriff Stratton Ridenour reported the plea of not guilty and bound over to the Grand Jury on a 3100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gay D. Widenour
Miaxistrate C. HM. Rorter
Athens
Citizens’ Central Bank of
Stratton
Ridenour
Grand Jury
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Ne Ase
Edison Electric Institute
York
Owen
Rio Grande
Silom
Baltimore Produce
Cleveland Produce
Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
U. S. Treasury
Position of the Treasury
Clearing House
New York Clearing House
U. S. Government Bonds Liberties
Treasuries
Fed. Farm
Fed Farm
Boston
Rotary Meeting
Speaker
Mrs. Hoodlett
Leonard
Hughes
Col. Hughes
P. H. Nelson
Parkersburg
Elmer Folden
F. C. Folden
Folden
Ing
Mina Wise
James Chase
Langsville
Rush A. Hayman
Letart Falls Home
Yuletide Spirit
Infantry
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Hitler
Lengye
Moscow
National Socialista
Lengyel
Germany
France
Gerneate
Fred R. Beasley
Majestic
Howard Ned Srleee
Ngi bin
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