Funeral services scheduled for Mrs. Emma Snyder in Bremen
In Wessonville on December 14 the funeral for Emma Poston Snyder wife of A C Snyder of Bremen will be Saturday at 7 o clock at the late residence with burial in Bremen. Sister of Mrs T E Wells she formerly lived in the area. In Nelsonville Jack Raybould to sing at Berean Bible Class meeting Sunday at 9 30 with Rev K H McCorkle presenting the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Snyder
Bremen
Wessonville
Emma Poston Snyder
Snyder
T. E. Wells
Nelsonville
Jack Raybould
Berean
Christian Church
K. H. McCorkle
Kings Heralds Christmas Party Scheduled at Mrs Wilson Home
The Kings Heralds hold their annual Christmas party on Saturday from 2 to 4 PM at the home of Mary Adaline Wilson on West Columbus Street. An exchange of gifts will be featured during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Heralds
Mary Adaline Wilson
West Columbus Street
Rainbow Class Christmas Party at Love Home
Miss Sigrid Love and Mrs S S Lane hosted the Rainbow Class Christmas party of the Christian Sunday School on Thursday evening at the Love home. Thirty six members answered roll call and a gift exchange followed the program. The class presented a gift to teacher Mrs S S Lane and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Love
Mrs Sharp Returns Home After Columbus Visit
Mrs James Sharp came home Thursday evening after a brief stay in Columbus with her daughter Mrs Frank Tedrow. Miss Verna Hand was a Columbus visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Columbus
Frank Tedrow
Verna Hand
Licenses Examining Staff Maintained at 70 Present
About 70 licensed stationary engineers and boiler makers gathered at Eagles Hall to oppose staff cuts. Charles Hilsheimer of Chillicothe outlined the license law and said a surplus exists from exam fees with no taxpayer expense for inspections. He urged prompt action before the legislature and noted manufacturers oppose the law as a wage-boosting measure while urging more examiner cooperation in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
North Court Street
Charles Hilsheimer
Chillicothe
Hilsheimer
Urgu Aeut
Ir. Co
M. Tull
B.merr. Chillicothe
Athens
Sho
Chiropractors Seek Independent Examining Board in Ohio
A petition with 63 260 signers was presented to Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown seeking an Ohio Chiropractic Board to qualify examinations. It would replace the State Medical Board as the licensing authority. Ray mond C. Snow led the drive. the measure goes to the Ohio Assembly in the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.pr
Chiropractors
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio Chiropractic Board
State Medical Board
Ohio
Raymond C. Snow
Ohio State Chiropractors’ Sanation
Nelsonville Opens Basketball Season With New Lexington
Nelsonville on December 14 hosts New Lexington to kick off the high school basketball season on the local floor. The Elks plan their annual Charity Ball that evening with dancing from 9 to 1 after the game and urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
New Lexington High School
Elks
Cagg Boy Dies Near Oak Grove
Charles Elmer Cagg aged 6 died after a three day illness with scarlet fever at his parents home near Oak Grove Nelsonville. Private services were held at the residence and burial followed at Connett. The parents and several other children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Elmer Cagg
Edward Cagg
Oak Grove
Connett
Widow Seeks Extra Allowance in Shields Probate Case
In Athens County Probate Court Lucinda Shields applies for a $500 increase over the initial $500 allowance from her husband Lewis D. Shields estate, claiming the sum is insufficient for her support. Also filed is an application for admission to probate of the will of George G. Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis D. Shields
Athens County
Lucinda Shields
George
Preston
Barich Non-Support Conviction Appealed to Court of Appeals
Herman Barich convicted of non-support in Probate Court appeals to the Court of Appeals seeking another trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Barich
Probate
Court of Appeals
Estate of James William Stone Administrator Applications
In the matter of the estate of James William Stone two applications have been filed in the court for appointment as administrator. Clayton L. Stone, son of the deceased, is one applicant and Asa E. Wood, attorney of Marietta, is the other. Appointment will be made after court investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Stone
Clayton L. Stone
Asa E. Wood
Marietta
Soldier Arrested on Non Support Charge in Lancaster
Marvin Eaton was arrested on a non support warrant in Lancaster and brought to Athens by Sheriff Williams. He is held in the Athens County Jail awaiting arraignment after his wife Goldie Deanville filed an affidavit alleging failure to support their 2 year old daughter Marie Elizabeth. Eaton is a regular army soldier on furlough from duty in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Eaton
Lancaster
Eaton
Athens
Williams
Athens County
Goldie
Deanville
Marie Elizabeth
Massachusetts
Gibson Sues Warner in Athens County Common Pleas
Lucy Gibson sues William Warner in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking an accounting of sums due on promissory notes and taxes and insurance she paid. She also requests a court order to sell property secured by her mortgage on the defendant’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lucy Gibson
William Warner
Bond Set At 10000 In Henry Williams Murder Case
Henry Williams was arrested Thursday on a first degree murder charge. The court fixed a bond of $10,000, Williams posted bond and was released from Athens County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Williams
Athens County
Court Grants Trust Declaration for Athens Church Loan
Authorization given to the Christian Science Society of Athens to execute a declaration of trust on real estate to secure a $4,100 loan for an indefinite term without interest. Petition by the local Christian Science Society seeks funds to finance a church building in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of Athens
Christian Science Society
Athens
Lawsuit Over Damaged Goods In Property Detention Case
The Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Company sues Warren F. Selby claiming wrongful detention of company owned goods valued at 357 dollars. Detention beyond ten days allegedly caused 100 dollars in damages and seeks property recovery and 100 dollars damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Company
Warren F. Selby
Comedy To Be Given At High School Here
The Dra matic Club of Athens High School presents the three act comedy Daley tonight at 7:30 in the High School Auditorium. Eleven students are in the cast, eight making their first high school appearance, with Laura Morris as Dulcy. A A Nellis, mechanical drawing instructor, directs.
Initiation Planned for 40 Juniors by Junior Order
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics plans to initiate 40 candidates this Saturday evening. Dinner will be served at the Junior Order Hall before the initiation at the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
United American Mechanics
Nelsonville
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Senate group seeks backing from opposition for agenda
Ohio Senate leaders after electing Allen G. Angler of Bellevue as floor leader must rely on opponents to advance the majority program. Committee assignments split power with 21 panels. Senator Paul M. Herbert of Columbus heads the Taxation Committee, while rival Senator C. C. Chappelear oversees Elections and Federal Relations. Dr. E LeFever of Glouster becomes Public Health chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Senate
Allen G. Angler
Bellevue
Committee On Committees
Senate
Paul M. Herbert
Aigler
Herbert
C. C. Chappelear
Circleville
E. LeFever
Glouster
G A R Room in Armory Damaged During Night Vandalism
Police chief says charges against all who allegedly damaged the G A R room in the Armory during Tuesday night drill were dismissed. Eight windows were broken and a blood trail from the basement to the curb indicated injuries, sparking anger among G A R members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Allen
Athens
E. 8. Finsterwald
Armory
Battery E
No change in condition of Kircher in hospital
Charles Kircher remains hospitalized at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an automobile crash Tuesday. Dr. D W G Danford reports a restless night and arm pain from injuries. Internal injuries are undetermined, head injury improving, and an X ray is planned. Kircher asked to attend church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kircher
Sheltering Arms Hospital
D. W. G. Danford
Kircher
Danford
Toys collected by Gather Toys Campfire Girls
Campfire Girls group asks residents to donate toys for distribution to local children. Call 962 to arrange donations and collection for Christmas. The same campaign last year brightened many children's holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter to Hold Meeting Saturday
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday at 2:30 PM at the American Legion home. Yearly dues will be collected at the gathering and members are asked to bring donations for the Crossnore Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Crossnore
Lawyer Withdraws from Ford Murder Trial in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on December 14 Charles H. Elston withdrew as counsel for Rodney Ford as jurors were impaneled for a first degree murder case. He stated no evidence linked Ford to the killing of 28 year old railroad clerk Robert Andrews and cited inability to protect a key witness as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles H. Elston
Rodney Ford
Ford
Elston
Edward Hurley
Robert Andrews
Higher Prices On Oil Grades Announced
The Joseph Seep Purchasing agency of the South Pennant Company announced a per barrel price rise for several oil grades. Penna grade oil in New York Transit Company lines and Bradford District oil in National Transit Company lines each up 25 cents to 3.85, Penna grade oil in Southwest Penna Pipeline 3.75, Penna grade oil in Eureka Pipeline 3.65, Penna grade oil in Buckeye Pipeline 3.60, with other grades unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Joseph Seep
South Pennat
New York Transit Company
Bradford District
National Transit Company
Southwest Penna Pipe
Eureka Pipe Line
Buckeye Pipeline Company
Body of Murdered Man Found in Automobile
Unidentified man shot to death found slumped over the wheel of a large sedan on Canal Road in Northfield Township Summit County. The car’s motor was running and doors were locked with several bullets inside. License issued to J. J. Strohkirch of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
Canal Road
Northfield Township
Summit County
J. J. Strohkirch
Cleveland
Bandits Raid Mexican Town Seize 22 Girls
Report from Mexico City December 14 describes 70 bandits raiding Jicotepec in Jalisco. Federal troops push into the hills to locate the attackers and rescue the abducted young women as anguished parents await word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jicotepec
Jalisco
Two Arrests Made in Nurse Annie Keough Murder
Dayton police report Fern Garwood confessed to killing nurse Annie Keough, 68, beaten with a brick on November 30 with robbery as the motive. McDonald, already in custody, denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
U.R
Fern Garwood
Shorty’ McDonald
Annie Keough
Garwood
McDonald
Past Masters to Hold Yearly Meeting Here
Actual Past Masters of the Masonic Lodge in the Seventeenth District will hold their annual meeting Thursday December 27 in the Masonic Temple. The session will call at 3 pm and confer degrees on candidates, then elect officers for 1929. Dinner to 6 pm for Masters and Past Masters, Master Mason degree by Athens County Past Masters at 7:30 pm with Fellow Craft team from Athens County lodges. Blue Lodge members invited. dinner reservations due December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Athens County
Blue Lodge
H. H. Henry
Amesville
Ed C. Morgenstern
Marietta
Climbing perch adapts to land life drowning if placed in water
A historical note reports the climbing perch has so adapted to life on land that it drowns when placed back in water. This observation highlights its unusual terrestrial tolerance and raises questions about its natural habitat and physiology.
Livestock Market Report From Toledo
Hogs receipts 300, market 15 to 25 cents higher. Heavies 8 to 8.50, mediums 8.9 to 8.90, good pigs. Calves receipts light, market slow. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Hogs Cattle Cash
Hogs total 6 700 with 700 holdovers and active trade steady. Prices show 160 260 lb range around 9.15 per cwt and 130 160 lb at about 8 75. sows 7 50 to 8. Cattle receipts 300 with steady tone. beef steers 11 to 14 25, yearlings 11 50 to 14 50, cows 7 75 to 9 75, vealers 16 50 to 17. Sheep receipts 3 200 steady. fat lambs top 13 25 to 13 60, bulk 6 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
New York Produce Prices Steady Butter and Egg Rates
Butter steady at markets with receipts 9,131 and creamery extras 50% and 31c 51l'4c. Eggs ease with receipts 13,490 and several grades quoted from 30c to 50c with mixed whites, browns, and Pacific coast figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Coast
Toledo Cash Grain Prices Reported In Brief
Toledo dispatch notes cash grain quotes with Wheat No 2 at 14 24 dollars per bushel and No 1 at around 43 cents. Rye No 2 bids near 1.16. Clover cash at 18.05, Timothy at 3, and some forage items with oats and oats-related prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U. P
Cash
M Timothy New
Detisike Cook
Poultry and Butter Pricing Notes From Market Listings
Fragmentary market notes show butter priced at 50 cents per tablet and 28 cents for various items, turkeys listed at 35 cents a pound, and several entries with small fractions and abbreviations. The text mentions poultry pricing and assorted miscellaneous market figures with unclear context.
Market Reports Show Cattle and Sheep Price Movements
The report lists cattle receipts around 130 head with a steady market for beef steers and cows, calves trading between 7 and 15 dollars, and heifers around 13 to 17 dollars. Sheep receipts were strong with fat lambs near 14 to 10 dollars and ewes from about 5 to 6 dollars, indicating a higher market for fat stock.
Produce Price Listings At Columbus Market
Columbus market reports assorted fruit and vegetables with prices per unit. Cabbage 3¢ per pound, grapes 1.78 to 2.36 per crate, lettuce 60¢ per head, onions 100 lb sacks, potatoes 150 lb crates, tangerines four boxes, tomatoes hothouse 10 lb baskets, Florida repacks crates priced around 6 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
York
Inigen
Florida
Market stock listings and company quotes digest
Page shows New York Stock Exchange activity with tickers and percentages for many firms. Notable mentions include General Motors Copper California Pacific and Radio Corporation, with varying quotients and percentages, reflecting a market wrap alongside rail and oil equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Merriman & Company
Parkersby
New York Stock Exchange
Aches R. R. Eee
Arnaconda Dake
Atlantic
Sane Chesa Ca Corporation
Ows Pian Ee
Ey Eischmann Mpany
General Motors
Steel Corporation
Willys Creeens
Ascbecaas
Canada
Marcon
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Narrowly Mixed
Hogs receipts 6000 with uneven trade and varied quotes from 5 to 25 higher, weights 50 to 350 lbs price range 8. 8.90. Cattle receipts 400 calves 300 market steady beef steers 9 14, beef cows 6.70 9, vealers 12 15, heavy calves 84 14. Sheep receipts 575 market steady top fat lambs 14, bulk fat lambs 12.50 14, ewes 4.50 6.50.
Local Produce Prices From Aisle Listings
OCR notes show butter prices steady with various items listed including 49¢ 58¢ per unit and specifics like No 35c and No 25c. Mentions dozen items such as fresh gathered extras, firsts and seconds with prices 44c 39c 33c and nearby ungraded lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Chicago Produce Receipts Details Prices and Quantities
Receipts show 4 956 cases with various grade prices. Extra firsts listed at 40 cents, ordinary 30 to 36 cents, seconds 24 to 27 cents, refrigerator extras 32 cents. Tubs and refrigerator items include 40 Asian wheat 48 cents, firsts 43 to 44 cents, standards noted.
Grange Party Remembrance At Jackville Christmas Night
Ath ens Grange No 1689 plans a Christmas party in Jackville School on Thursday night December 20. Members will present a ten cent gift to Santa Claus for exchange and a Christmas penny box will be opened with a guessing game of pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jackville
Santa Claus
Prize to be awarded at box event
A prize will be awarded at the upcoming box event. Members bringing guests should notify Mrs Everett Russ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Russ
Dispute Valuation Filed Against Public Utilities Commission
The Northern Ohio To Company filed a protest with the Public Utilities Commission challenging the valuation of its new plant set by the commission on November 14. Nearly every item of the valuation is disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Northern
Ohio
Public Utilities
Athens stadium to seat 12,000 at Ohio University
Ohio University plans a new Athens sports stadium with seating for 12,000 spectators. The project aims to expand athletic facilities and host larger events on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Proposal to extend good offices in Bolivia Paraguay crisis
A Pan American Conference plenary session endorsed a proposal from its special committee to extend good offices in the Bolivia Paraguay dispute. The proposal was adopted unanimously, aiming to hasten a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pan-American Conference On Conciliation and Arbitration
Bolivia
Paraguay
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Bowler Stafe
Chiros
Brown
Secretary of State
Cagg Boy
Court House
Senate Group
Supporters
D. A. R. Meeting
Pittsburgh Company
Grafico
Toledo Grain
Cleveland Produce
Ordin
Pittsburgh Livestock
Tasoge
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati Produce
Chicago
Athens Grange
Qrther
Rose Diamond Ring
This
The
Brunswick
Panatrope
Palace Furniture Co
All - In
Atwater-Kent
A. C
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
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