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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
13
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Gallipolis Burley Tobacco Market will stop sales after Feb 23 as receipts decline. Dave Kelton says most area tobacco has been sold for 1934. eight weeks total about 1,500,000 pounds at just over 10 cents per pound. Three auctions planned next week. market open tomorrow after a slow month.
Wayne Grover 42, a former Bidwell resident and baseball pitcher, will be transported from Charleston West Virginia where he was killed Monday night to Bidwell for burial. Charleston police say Joe Godsey killed him in an argument over 20 in a hotel. Grover leaves several children and siblings Nellie Keener Mary Laywell John Grover Howard Grover and Bert Grover.
Rio Grande College presents Mrs Mildred Fowler soprano and Miss Christine Holzer pianist in a Tuesday recital at Community Hall. Fowler leader of Middleport Women’s Music Club studied widely in the US and abroad. Holzer Galopolis student to perform Chopin and modern works before regional events.
In Gallia County 69 men were removed from CWA projects today as part of a statewide order. The second weekly reduction brings total job cuts to 108, reflecting the Ohio CWA directive to reduce workers by ten percent.
Gallipolis Ohio February 15 for the first time in years people skate on the Ohio River behind Gallipolis Island where the water has frozen solid. The river began to move today as snowmelt in the Ohio Valley sent boilers for the steamer A C In gercol to Louisville for installation aboard a barge and tow to the steamer. The normal river channel remains used by upstream steamers and shows water at many spots this week.
Wayford Rathburn received an indeterminate sentence to Mansfield Reformatory and his wife Edith Rathburn to Marysville Reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary. Judge W R White imposed the terms as part of the indictments. Also, Helen Harrison Frost Buck Lewis Unroe Charles Rutherford and Willie Pike each got two years on probation after guilty pleas to robbery charges.
New York trading extended yesterday's gains as investors priced in potential regulation changes for securities and commodity markets. Stocks edged higher with strong bond demand, wheat and cotton up, and major industrials like Allied, Du Pont, Bethlehem Steel, GM, and Chrysler posting gains amid a firmer overall market tone.
The Dun & Bradstreet daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities reports today at 108.97 with a 100.03 reading yesterday and a week ago 107.66. The 1980 1982 average is 100. High 1023 on Feb 13 and low 1994 on Jan 3.
The Standard Statistics Index shows February production at 77.6 with January 1923 as base 100, compared to January 1934 at 72.6 and February 1993 at 80.9. The letter notes this figure near historic lows, referencing 550 in July 1932 and 88.1 in March 1973 as other low points.
A fragmented listing shows shares and percentage figures for numerous companies across sectors. Prominent names include Am. Home Products, Armour, Col. Gas & Elec, General Foods, Westinghouse Electric, Goodyear, Firestone, and U.S. Rubber, with varying percentages reflecting performance. The page reads like an industrials sector roundup with mixed gains and losses among steel, oils, chemicals, and machinery firms.
Feb 15 Washington Parent-Teachers Association held Founders Day in Washington Auditorium with Dr B A Hansen as speaker on PTA Congress themes. Open house allowed parents to tour classrooms. Also Feb 16 Mrs A C Bailey of Pt Pleasant admitted to Holzer Hospital for appendectomy and several dismissals.
Gallipolis February report says Mercerville girls meet Cadmus or Mercerville in the finals at Washington Auditorium on February 24 per county superintendent H. B. Bradbury. Judge W. R. White assigned to Lawrence County common pleas bench for the week of March by Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt details.
Representatives of the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company were entertained at a dinner at the Hotel Libbey in Gallipolis on Wednesday night. The event brought together company officials and local guests in a cordial social gathering at the Libbey.
Ele Wellington of Bidwell files in common pleas court on Wednesday for partition of 142 acres near Woods Mill Huntington Township. He seeks fee simple to two thirds of the land after the deaths of Mary L. Harmon on Jan 16 and David F. Harmon on Feb 34.
Cleveland report says Rd Borgen a Mansfield self styled faith healer was found guilty by a jury of advertising the practice of medicine without a state license. Judge Frank Day will set sentence later. He allegedly treated lame and sick persons at his Shrine and faces a second charge of operating an office without a license.
Mrs. Mary Strobel, 81, of Hartford City, died at Holzer Hospital after an abdominal operation on Wednesday night.
River men recall the Cordill left Natchez Mississippi twenty years ago February 14 for a Mardi Gras excursion to New Orleans. The Cordill was a Mississippi River cotton boat before being brought to the upper Ohio River.
Ralph Stone of near Luhrig was arrested Wednesday by Constable Frank White on an affidavit by William Quivey for operating a motor vehicle with fictitious license plates. He was arraigned before Magistrate Carl H. Porter and fined $10 and costs. Stone pleaded guilty to the charge.
Produce and poultry prices across Baltimore and Cleveland show steady egg markets with varied poultry rates. Butter and eggs quotes, with light details on ducks, turkeys, geese, and capons, accompany regional price ranges and current receipts.
A brief list of butter stock pricing and grading terms. Includes No 3 butter at 6 cents per pound, extra firsts at 16 cents, with mentions of egg goods and nearby ungraded items.
Hog receipts 3500 with prices 4.80 to 4.90 per hundredweight, pigs down to 3.25 to 4.80 in spots, good packing sows around 42.75. Cattle receipts 700 with calves 250, fat cows and bulls steady to strong, calves 6.50 to 6.75, sheep receipts 200 with good to choice lambs from 9.60 to 10, ewes and cull sorts lower.
Market receipts show varied quotes across cattle calves and sheep. Cattle receipts range from 4.68 to 6.10 per cwt with heavy calves around 6.0, while sheep and lambs see prices near 19 for good fat lambs and lower for medium grades. Fluctuating demand noted with bulk and packer quotes cited.
Wool trade shows small volume with mixed quotes led by Ohio quarterblood fleece at 42 cents and 4 cents. Texas wools at 8 to 9 cents clean. Toledo grain closes with No. 2 red wheat around 9.0, corn No. 2 yellow about 5.3, oats No. 2 white near 41, rye No. 3 around 66 to 68, with various yellow and white oat grades and cash prices listed for clover seed and alfalake.
The Athens County Alumni Association of Ohio Wesleyan University held its annual dinner meeting at the Hotel Berry with 31 attendees. Guest of honor was Herman M. Shipps, executive secretary, joined by Dr. Gilbert H. Barnes who spoke on university affairs.</s>
Maple Street preschool child placed in quarantine for scarlet fever by city nurse. McKinley Avenue case released from quarantine yesterday. Athens County Jail detention follows defaulted fine. Howard Ashcraft of Ames Township arrested on a charge of failure to provide for a minor child with a $400 bond. bond not met and he remains jailed awaiting Grand Jury action.
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