Legal notice of sale by Free Methodist Church of North America
Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio sets hearing on February 10 1982 for sale of parcel in Canaan Township described as one half acre more or less beginning at buckeye bush Lot 14 section 30 Town 9 Range 18. Petition filed January 11 1982 in case No 14100 by L A Koons attorney for petitioner.
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Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Free Methodist Church of North America
Canaan Township
Free Methodist Church of
Canaan
Segeain Hubler
A. D
L. A. Koons
Commissioners Kill Contract for Tax Machine Deal
Athens County commissioners cancelled a $1,575 deal with Parkersburg Burroughs Ading Machine Company after Blackwood opposed the purchase from the start. The vote avoided a formal resolution. H. F B. Smith defended the contract while Thad Hunter was jailed for nonpayment of fines. County road and bridge salaries were approved at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Parkersburg
J. W. Lax
J. H. Grosvenor
L. HH. Blackwood
Blackwood
Burrougha Adaing Machine Company
H. F B. Smith
Asaiceman
Commissioners’ Office
Smith
Rade
Thad Hunter
Hunter
Costa
Justice of the Peace
Pearl Miller
Millfield
Jacksonville
Dividends Declared by Major Oil and Allied Firms
KNAPP & CO reports Standard Oil of New Jersey declares a quarterly dividend of 25 cents plus a 26 cent extra. Socony-Vacuum dividends of 28 cents follow merger, with prior 40 cent initial and 25 cent December payment. Old Company of Indiana sets 25 cent dividend matching 1931Q3/Q4 levels. Dr Max G Paulus elected director. American Can earnings revised to about 5.50 a share for 1931. Predicted 10 percent wage cuts could save about 20 million for Pennsylvania Railroad and 4 million for Reading Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp & CO
Standard Oils
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Walltreet
Socony-Vacuum Corporation
Standard Oil of
New York
Vacuum Oi
Old Company of
Indiana
Max G. Paulus
Irving Trust
Lorenzo D. Armstrong
Ae Agg
Dominica
SoLenne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Company
Bright Spots in Business Legal Notice
January production across individual auto firms rose 15 percent from January 1931. Perfect Circle reports piston ring sales up vs 1931. Cincinnati Suburban Bell Tel posts 1931 net of 2,612,904, up from 2,467,471 in 1930. Auburn Automobile shipments January total 2,508, up from 2,017. Pacific Lighting 1931 net income 8,020,125 vs 0 in 1930. Olds Motor Works GM coronation output 60 percent ahead of last year.
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New York
U.P
Chicago
Perfect Circle Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Auburn, Inc
Auburn Automobile Company
Sancisco—Pacific Lighting Company
Olds Motor Works
General Motors
Boston Wool Prices Hold Moderate Demand While Volume Slackens
Inquiries for large lots of 58s to 60s and finer western wools remain steady though not as brisk as early last week. For 64s and finer fines the market tilts toward average and short French combing wools at 62 to 55 cents scoured, with bays of original bag offerings at 50 to 53 cents. Demand persists for graded efficity camping terri tory of h6 to 58 cents and on original Texas twelve Bs wools at 63 to 55 cents scoured.
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Boston
Texas
Oil price listings across several pipelines and regions
Prices for crude oil vary by agency and line across multiple states. Allegheny and Pennsylvania grades show fractions to the mid 60s and 70s per barrel, with Buckeye and Eureka lines quoted around 0.60 to 1.25 dollars, including regional values in Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Lima.
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U.P
Allegheny
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Pennzoil
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Pennsylvania Ag
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Buckeye Pipe
Coes
Stoll Oil Refining Company City
West Tucky
Lima
Indiana
Toledo grain prices amid bid levels and futures
Grain prices listed. Wheat No 2 red 56 42 to 57. No 1 red premium 1 cent. Corn No 2 yellow 35 35 4. No 3 33 0 34. Oats No 2 white 25 14 26 4. No 3 white 24 25 4. Clover 3 75. Feb 2 875. March 8 90. Alsike cash 8 75. Feb 3 75. March 8 90. Butter fancy creamery 23 26. ewes extras 14 115. Hay Timothy per cwt 1. %
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Toledo
Judge warns Japan threat to China and US
Judge Paul M. Linebarger, adviser to the Chinese Nationalist Government, told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Japan would seek to subjugate China and could use its vast manpower against the United States. He urged immediate action to curb Japan's military program.
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Washington
U.P
Paul M. Linebarger
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Japan
China
United States
Linebarger
Radio Schedule From Page 10 Listing Musical Broadcasts
A long airing grid lists 8:00 to 12:30 performances and talks by bands orchestras soloists and programs including the N W A Club Show Sousa's Band Nellie Revel Jesse Crawford Louis Jolinen Kay Kyser's Dance Orchestra and Henry Busse's Dance Orchestra with various talk segments health reports and farm broadcasts.
Stock market trends show declines amid dull trading
New York stocks edged down as market demand remained weak. Major groups slipped with U S Steel, DuPont, and railroad shares posting losses while utilities faded from prior highs and many industrials traded lower in a sluggish session.
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New York
U.P
U. & Steel
DuPont
Mets Oy Auto
Nenee Cn
Minnethem Steel
Atehigen
American Telephone
Tte
Evacuation Considered After Night Bombardment of Nanking
U S consular authorities weighed evacuating all American residents in Nanking after Japanese warships shelled the city. About 180 Americans, mainly missionaries, lived there. The cause of shelling near Lion Hill was under investigation, with conflicting reports of initial rifle fire and subsequent machine guns and large guns.
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Nanking
China
U.2
United States
Lion Hill
Wall
W. R. Peck
Peck
Radio Schedule Snapshot With Diverse Musical Acts
A broadcast lineup features 7:00 Lumber Jacks male quartet followed by 7:15 Howard Lanin Orchestra with 1 30 Alice Joy contralto at 7:45 The Goldbergs sketch, 8:00 Rudy Vallee Connecticut Yankees Joe Bix, 9:30 Adventures of Bherlock Holmes, 10:00 Walter Winchell Dance Hour, 11:30 Jesse Crawford Organist, 12:00 Ralph Kirbery Dream Singer, 12:30 Charlie Agnew Orchestra plus 13:85 Goon-Senders Orchestra and 11:45 Rhythm Band in a late night rhythm showcase.
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Sousa
Old Counsellor
Goldman
Bobby Jonce
David Guion
Nellie Revel
Jesse Crawford
Vincent Lopes
Ralph Kirbery
Dream Singer
Coon-Sanders
Charlie Agnew
Lumber Jacks
Howard Lanin
Alice Joy
The
Goldbergs
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Joe Bix
Bherlock Holmes
Walter Winchell
Lew Conrad
Goon- Senders
Dozen Are Lost In West Coast Mountain Rescue Effort
Storms hindered a rescue search for a dozen people feared dead or exposed after the Century-Pacific air liner was forced down in the mountains between Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Eight aboard face likely death. two pilots Lieut William A Cocke Jr and Lieut Edward D Hoffman unlocated after takeoff from Glendale for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Calif
U.pr
Century-Pacific
Bakerfield
Los Angeles
Army Air Patrol
William A. Cocke, Jr
Edward D. Hoffman
Glendale
Radio Schedule Highlights with Orchestras and Entertainers
A late evening radio lineup features Tito Gulzar and Vincent Sorey’s Orchestra at 6:00, followed by Frea Martin and Freddie Rich ensembles, Bing Crosby at 7:15, Joan Kelvin Irish tenor with Vincent Borey’s, Kate Smith with Swanee Music, Angela Patri on Your Child, and Theis Brothers among other acts. The program runs through midnight with a mix of news, interviews, story hour, and choral performances.
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Tito Gulzar
Vincent Sorey
Frea Martin
Freddie Rich
Bronx
Morton Downey
Margaret Santry
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Angela Patri
Your Child
Theis Brothers
Teding
Trene Beasley
Edwin
Hill
Jack Miller
Don Redman
Howard Barlow
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Olsen
Guy Bardo
Royal Canadians
Domestic skit and musical lineup at community program
A village program lists events from 6:25 to 12:30 including a domestic skit 15 Peter van Oen Ceesses, 6:20 Old Bengs of the Church, 6:45 Lowell Amos, 7:15 Vocal Trio, 8:30 Marle soprano, Crumit prank, 10:00 several acts, 12:13 Earl Hines Orchestra, 12:30 Larry Punk’s Orchestra, with a 200s audience and participation by business and Negro chorus groups.
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Peter van Oen Ceesses
Enie Committee
Bengs
Lowell Amos
Amos
Andy
Lot Howell
Oepieittan Uacies
Businessers
Marle
Skille
Earl Hines
Larry Punk
Poultry and Dairy Prices Listed in Local Market
Fragmentary notes show live poultry including young oak and leghorns priced near 1 to 4 dollars with turkeys also listed. Butter creamery extras and standard scores appear. additional packing stock and renovation notes suggest pricing and stock updates at a local market.
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Keane
Buttere-Creamery
Local Market Notes On Poultry And Fresh Meats
Nearby butter and eggs noted with standards 2c and 23 4ac. Egg prices show a 16 percent increase. Fresh chicken, poultry and ducks advertised as fresh killed. Prices listed include 13 and 19 per unit varying by item. References to hens and whites indicate poultry quality, with mentions of springers and color descriptions.
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Ptetsburgree
Hennery
Market Report From Cleveland Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland market notes show butter extras 24 percent, poultry prices steady with heavy fowls and ducks at low cents, turkeys steady, potatoes mainly Maine Green Mt and Idaho Russet with prices per sack and per 100 pounds. Receipts and market tone described as weak to quiet with some current receipts listed.
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Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Chicago Produce Bage Market Steady With Cages and Receipts
Market notes show steady Chicago produce with cage counts at 6180 and various receipts. Firsts and seconds are listed with percentages for butter market items and tube receipts, indicating slight price and quantity shifts in a mixed commodities report.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Creamery Tablets at Hutter-Steady Facility
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a creamery operation at Hutter-Steady with packing stock and butter fat grading. Mentions numbers 630 and 136, plus items No 3 and No 136, with early and second grades around 14 percent. Likely a ledger-style inventory brief from a Cincinnati facility.
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Cincinnati
Giacomte
Teady
Livestock Auction Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Sheep Trade
Market observers note 600 hogs and various sheep lots in Pittsburgh area sales. Hogs sold mostly steady to strong with prices listed around 120 to 166 per head, while sheep and cattle showed cautious demand and steady action. Buyers remained selective for prime beef and lamb shows, with standout consignments from notable handlers.
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Pittsburga
CINCINNARS ad Hogs-4100 price mixed in livestock market
Markets show hogs priced around 4100 with mixed quotes. Cattle trading steady to uneven with calves around 60 and cows near 363.50. Vealers steady while sheep and lambs vary, better grades around 60.75 with lower grades down.
Wool market report signals cautious demand for fine tern wools
Demand for 64a and finer quality tern wools is not keen. Much of the recent movement has shifted to woolen and worsted dress manufacturers. Receipts of domestic wool to the market for the week ending January show 360,600 pounds, up from 200 pounds last week.
Grain Prices and Market Terms From Toledo Report
Toledo grain market lists various futures and cash prices for corn and oats. Entries include red and yellow varieties with quoted prices and timing notes, timothy and clover hay, and feed components with per hundredweight and March values.
Market Summary From KNAPP & CO On Rubber and Electric Stocks
Fisk Rubber seeks curb listings for 7 percent preferred and common voting certificates on New York Curb on a when issued basis. American Radiator and Standard Oil declare quarterly and annual dividends of 0.40 and 0.16 respectively. Westinghouse Electric notes small incoming funds but expects a 1921 style loss near 260,000 for December. cost and asset figures imply a solvency path. Westvaco Chlorine Products reports net profit for 1931 after tax and a 25 cent dividend on a three-month horizon.
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Fisk Rubber
New York
American Radiator and Stantary
A. W
Westinghouse Electric
Westvaco Chlorine Products and
Jakes
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Messenger
Ti Oe Ee
Sar
Sais
Memoriam
F. G. Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Eagles Hall
Millfield Orchestra
Venice
Fred R. Beasley
Athens, Ohio
Chevrolet
McFarland
G. W. Hopkins
Baughman
Guthrie
Dodge
International
Athens Implement Co
Eee
FORD
Harvey Cone
Dial
Auto Supplies
Athens
Reey Young
Brown
Athens Motor Car Co
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
Totman's
Murphy Motor Phone
Iso
Glouster
Eaeneoeeeeneenraen
Mathews & Fish_ baugh
W. Union _Street
Cox Brothers
Claim Adjustment Co. Dial
King Motor Co
Amesville
F. R. Coffey
Union S&j
Willams
Townsend & Brother
Second Street
Beasley's Mill
B. B. Cleaners
Dial 7
Columbia Theater
Sanitary _Cleaners
Acme Dry Cleaners
Harley Davidson
R. White
White
Holland Furnace Co
G H Martin
Arbert Kelley
Mill Street
Dravage
W. A. Cameron
Stewart St
Ralph Galendine
Rawleigh City
Chauncey, Glouster, McArthur
McConnelsville
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Willard Wat_kins
Chauncey
Athens Loan Co
Colonial Finance Co
J. A. Wiseman
Richland Ave
Allen Augustine
Athens R. D
Poultry and
S. C
Gustom
Guy Hale
Edgewood Hatchery
Lancaster
Edgar's Produce Co
Paul Edgar
Carl H. Beasley
Dia
Athens Lumber Co
Chauncey Feed Store
Chauncey Feed Co
Wayne
Call Lasch Feed & Poultry Co
Albany
al Motor
Athena Implement Co
Musial Merchandise Gampbell
Guysville
Gerchandise
Plim Farm
W. Kampf
Coalville
Sutton
Danville
Kerr Hardware Co
Carpenter Hardware
Wheaton Hardware
Morce
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Shieldcote
Mariette Paint Supply
W. State
Grosvenor ST
Lancaster ST. N
Coss St
N. High Street
Morris Ave
Sunnyside Grocery
Franklin Ave
Mino F
George A. Coe
Union Street
Hull Foster Jr
Columbia
May Ave
Stimson Ave
Buck and Burk
Call Cameron Bros
Jeffers & Woodyard
O. D. Dalley
Nelsonville Floral Co
Jackson
W. Funeril Seal Directors
McLaughlin £ Brothers
Whitmore
Sieka
Fred R. Beas
Nelsenville
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Service
Sunday Creek
Rardin Bros
Globe
Higgins Feed Store
Pomeroyiy
Burson
Murphy's
Murphy's Bakery
Edger Dial
Mac
Beasley
Nelson
General Auto
Ridenour's
Fred R. Beas_ley
Lin
Scott
Harper Street
Mender's
Ira Whitmore
Cable CO
Ave . Enilon
Inc. Valentines—Greetings Aid Ce Ds
Gem ‘Pharmay
Eve Dollar
McCreary
Wesley B&b. Lawrence
Perley
Lawrence
Johnson
Said County
Radio
A. M
A. Chandler, Jr
Jolly Bil
Jane
Phil Cook
Wake Orchestra
Colonel Googbody
Mystery
Louis Jolnen
Llilé
WLW
River Reports
Talient Bureau
Pet Barnes Wi Eerson
Kay Kyser
Henry Bugse
Ohio School of the Air
Cieography
Keystone
W. Rk. McConnell
Cieograph
Johnny Bear
Usher
Essie Gavpard
Patent Bureau
Thomas L. Sux
Book League of America
Vieun
Virgine Marugci
Sisters
Hershel Luecke
Singing Lady
Lutlie Orphan Annie
Map Sunshine
Lord Rush
Henry Busses
Lowell Thomas
N’ Andy
Centerville
Harry Horlick
Frank Arker
Seger Ellis
Bob Newhall
Henry Busse
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Thil Harvester BT
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Roger
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Radin
Warner
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Westinghouse
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Phillipa
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Tyans
Stefla
Rollin
Nccunwanennas
Uy. S. Steel Com
Atte U. 8 Steel Pro
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Tee Chrysier Ashburn
Gen
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Motora
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Gaa & Blee
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Hsiakwan
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U. S
Federal Land Bank, Railroad and Utility
Knapp €% Co., Inc. Investment Securities
Cubsapears
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Ves
Nada
Artives Athena
Baltimore & Ohio Westboand
Eastboand
Baltimore
Boston Wool Marker
Knapp &Co
Westvaco Chlorine
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