1935 Auburn Four-Door Sedan For Sale
Classic 1935 Auburn four door sedan with heater and original paint. Includes five good tires, radio, and upholstery in fine condition. For details contact Fred Owens at his Coolville Ohio residence.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
9
Classic 1935 Auburn four door sedan with heater and original paint. Includes five good tires, radio, and upholstery in fine condition. For details contact Fred Owens at his Coolville Ohio residence.
Five federal prisoners charged with an attempted escape from Columbus city jail were remanded to trial by U S District Judge Mell Ginderwood. Seven others have pleaded guilty to similar charges. The escape attempt occurred on November 13.
Cincinnati dispatch says the first 11 days of December saw lighter mail flow than last year due to an anticipated embargo from the coal strike. Leslie Coles, superintendent of the Fifth Division, Railway Mail Service, attributes part of the increase to the strike fears and embargo anticipation.
Radcliff Miss Gladys Marie Iley wed David Kleinhaus at Pomroy on November 29. He is a World War II veteran. they plan to live in Manfield. Wilkesville and Vinton teams played, with Wilkesville Varsity winning 33 in OT and Vinton Rural Jr High teams also victorious. Betty Cooper Walters recovered from an appendectomy in Columbus. Garden Club annual Christmas party Dec 7 at the high school with three new members. Junior High dads game ended 110 11 in favor of the dads. NextGarden Club meeting at Mrs. Juanita Burns home. Worley Queen of Wellston hospitalized in Huntington for observation. Coalton visited here last Tuesday. Harry Morton spent weekend with his mother in Wellston. Edward and Emma Rife hosted relatives over weekend.
Mrs Hazel Curtis visited Dayton with daughter Mrs Mar orie Rathburn. Mr and Mrs W H Swan stayed with his mother Mrs Ora Swan and brother Stanley. Mrs Thurman Babcock returned from Columbus. Charles Hensley attended a Racine reception for the deputy grand patron. Linnie Swan planned an indefinite northern visit. F E Young visited Rodney Pierce family in Lone Star West Virginia. Virgil Roush returned from a deer hunting trip in Pennsylvania that drew attention from younger locals who had never seen such a animal before.
Mr and Mrs Paul White of Jackson Michigan spent Thanksgiving vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs Everett White. Clarence Patton Hard Patton and son Bob visited in Meigs rabbit hunting. Meeting of Friendly Neighbor's Club planned for December 19 with Mrs Millard Patton hosting at Mrs Clarence Pattons home.
The Vat Cafe in Warren became the first strictly segregated venue after the proprietor announced a ban on women. He said women crowded the space while male patrons were welcomed, provoking controversy locally.
Davis A. Cane 60 president and general manager of U S Quarry Tile Co and Sparta Ceramic Co dies after heart attack at home. reads like a clipped obituary item from a 1946 issue. includes other notices about President Truman Christmas plans and probate actions in Athens County Ohio.
Donald C. Hyde age 40, personnel director of the Cleveland Transit System, was named acting general manager today.
Edward H. Lasch as Treasurer of Athens County files suit against Lola F. Pedicord of Griffin Indiana for foreclosure of tax lien on two Glouster parcels. Defendants must answer by December 28, 1946 or judgment will be entered. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Harold J. Rose signs. 11-20-30tw
Notices announce inventories and appraisements filed for multiple decedents including Barrowman Brande berry Brown Campbell Carpenter Conrath Davidson Fagan Grimm Jewett Morgan Smith Stinson Tucker Wagner and others. Hearings set for December 30 1946 at 9 a.m. with exceptions due five days prior. Also accounts filed for numerous executors administrators and guardians with hearings postponed to January 6 1947.
Classified policy details rates deadlines and how to answer ads. Prices per line, minimum three lines, six average words per line. Ads must be received by 10:00 am for same day, Sunday edition by 3:00 pm Saturday. cash with all orders. blind ads protect advertiser identity.
The Fields family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and floral offerings after the death of Howard Fields husband father son and brother. Special thanks to Rev FE W Cole Rev E C Kenny for comfort and to the choir and John Jager for service. Signed Mrs Margaret Fields and family Mrs Fred Fields and family.
Stock leaders fell with scattered exceptions as markets retreated amid slow dealings and a softer open. Fractions to points drop near midday showed pressure across industries including steel, automotive, and oil majors, with several big names showing mixed results.
Wholesale prices listed for Cincinnati produce include butter prints at 86 87 and 84 percent fat, eggs by grade and size with candied grade A, fowls and roosters by weight ranges, turkeys by weight and age, ducks by weight, and 100 lb bags of potatoes priced 2.50 to 3.50. Entities include Cincinnati, butter, eggs, fowls, leghorns, roosters, rocks, turkeys, ducks, potatoes.
397 Pontiac with new tires radio and heater 14 miles north of Amesville on Route 280. Virgil North advertises a 1934 Plymouth four door and a 1940 Oldsmobile four door with radio and heater plus a 1942 Plymouth four door with heater and a 1940 Buick four door with radio and heater. Also a motor bike for sale at Lee Motor Sales opposite the airport.
Cattle and calves steady to firm with strong demand for slaughter cattle and cows. Hogs lower on early sales with sows steady and many weights quoted around 23 to 24 dollars, vealers steady with top near 29.00. Sheep at 7.50 for most ewes with top lambs at 23.50.
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