Award Contract for Federal Mail Route to Wilkesville Man
Wilkesville news reports A L Devault awarded the star mail contract starting July 1 for the Wilkesville Radcliff route. Local items note Mrs Guy Edmundson visiting. Deputy Sheriff W J Beckley weekend visit. Pythian Sisters and Eastern Star meet plans with initiations. Ted Spires travels to Columbus to be with injured mother Nora Spires.
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Wilkesville
Star Mail
A. L. Devault
Eastern Star
Ted Spires
Columbus
Nora Spires
County Workers File Compensation Claims
Athens County workers filed 104 workmen compensation claims with the Ohio Industrial Commission in January. Three accidents were fatal, 37 caused more than seven days off, 12 seven days or less, and 61 medical cases with time loss. Total days lost: 21,134. Statewide total claims 11,079 with 90 fatalities, 1,256 fewer claims than December but 16 more fatalities.
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Ohio Industrial Commission
Athens County
Slayer of Child Lived Near Bartlett in Western Washington
Marietta records show Albert H. Fish, age 50, who confessed to the Grace Budd murder, lived briefly on Bartlett outskirts in Western Washington County. He married Mrs Myrna Nichols in Marietta and was later divorced for willful absence. ONeill, who married them, served as justice of the peace. Fish faces trial in New York with potential Bartlett witnesses for insanity defense.
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Marietta
Albert H. Fish
New York
Grace Budd
Bartlett
Washington County
Myrna McGrew Nichols
David H. Thomas
Charles T. O'Neill
O'Neill
Fish- Nichols
Fish
Long Bottom Truck Driver in Accident
Robert Coleman crashed his truck into a bridge at Wierton while en route to Pittsburgh with produce. Oscar Babcock riding with him was badly bruised.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Coleman
Wierton
Oscar Babcock
Ohio
Jerry Matlack
Laura Barnett
Ulah Swan
Leone Babcock
Sliver Ridge
H. C. Smith
Kiwanis Minstrel Show Tickets Distributed
Athens Kiwanis Club members received tickets at the weekly meeting for the minstrel and musical comedy charity show to be held Monday and Tuesday February 25 and 26 at the Athens High School Auditorium. Carl Ferguson and J W Roach lead the ticket sales, L W Roberts was elected Kiwanis International Convention delegate, Dr Murray Fowler won the attendance prize, and Fred H Sands presented the treasurer’s annual report.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
Athens High School
Carl Ferguson
J. W. Roach
L. W. Roberts
San Antonio
Texas
Earl Beckley
Murray Fowler
Fred H. Sands
Local People and Visiting Friends Chronicle Community Life
Alfred and Mrs Delmar Annan move to Apperson Nease farm. Donald Robinson of Oregon visits his parents W E Robinson. W F E Robinson ill with heart trouble. Mildred Worse and Bentz grandchildren visit grandparents D Bentz. Erald Follrod makes business trip to Columbus. H V Dixon of Pomeroy visits U L Shumway. A Morris family and swartz members ill with influenza. Davis Shumway Dye Young Cowdery on Columbus trip. Howard Fish, now in Marietta, wed Carmen Ripley at St Marys W Va on Feb 7. Maynard Bahr visits Alba Bahr at Tuppers Plains. Delbert Gaul in Pomeroy. Fred Van Meter ill. Native flowers from Australia shipped to London retain fragrance by freezing in molds.
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Delmar Annan
Apperson Nease
Donald Robinson
Oregon
W. E. Robinson
W. FE. Robinson
Mildred Worse
Jack
Madcome Bentz
Silver Ridge
D. Bentz
Erald Follrod
Columbus
H. V. Dixon
Pomeroy
U. L. Shumway
Albert Morris
Taylor
Little Charlies Carr
Ihla Fay Swartz
Fibert Midkiff
Hobart Swartz
P. Davis
VU. L. Shumway
Tom Dye
C. B. Young
Ira Cowdery
Howard Fish
Alfred
Marietta
St. Maryse
W. Va
Carmen Ripley
Maynard Bahr
Alba Bahr
Tuppera Plains
Delbert Gaul
Fred van Meter
Hi Y Club Plans Basketball Tourney at Athens High
The Hi Y Club discussed a basketball tournament during a noon meeting. Athens High School players will coach, with Bille Nobie, Don Grones Jr, Clyde Littier, Gerald Stauffer, Basil Gordon, and Merritt Preston named as coaches. Richard Eddy, secretary, presented an attendance chart. A travel adventure film was shown after lunch, and outside speakers and topics for the year were planned.
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Athens
Bille Nobie
Don Grones, Jr
Clyde Littier
Gerald Stauffer
Basil Gordon
Merritt Preston
Richard Eddy
Alaska
Market gains on Wall Street after gold clause rulings
Early trading shows modest advances led by Union Pacific up nearly three points and United States Smelting and Continental up about a point each. Analysts foresee shipments remaining ahead of last year for at least a week as concerns over the gold clause ruling trigger mixed reactions among bankers and lawmakers.
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New
Wall Street
Congress
Court of Claims
Stock Prices Rally Across Major Corporations In June
The market listing shows numerous names including Am. Can Am, Baldwin Loco, Gen Electric, Proctor and Gember, Chrysler, General Motors, Goodyear, Westinghouse, Union Carbide, and Union Oil with varied percentage changes. Dealers note midyear activity and notable gains in several steel and manufacturing stocks amid broad volume.
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Alaska
Amer
Cncecqscewann MN
Burg Toe
Tees Erie
Ccctenbriggingelia
Ding Entenineisematinnens
Baldwin Loco
BVA
Dore DA
Libbey-O. Pordlows
Lorillard
Monigom
Ward
Tamvonsacneccensse
Owen Wwe
Shell Union
Aamerecatesterewn
Gimmas Pet Hanns Ne
Aou
Pacific
Ned. Grete
Akc. Ltd
of Cal. Ltd
N. J, Texas Corp
Iedt Ae
Arcraft Corp
Union
Kppiantainen
AE Westinghouse Elec
Womroovd
Cisedncacey
Youngstown
Canada
Gah
Cecgiectecbonimee
Johns Manville
Eneneenee
Nat Distillers United Corp
Asoverten
Eemenee
Boxing Results From Around the Nation and Coast
In Chicago Holman Williams stopped Billy Mack in the third round. Billy Celebron outpointed Toots Bernstein in Milwaukee. Eddie Balaski won on points over Myl Balaski in Milwaukee. George Van Der Heden defeated Sailor Born in South Bend. Tony Shucco beat Joe Lipps by decision in Daytona Beach. K O Cantillo outpointed Jimmy Murray in Holyoke. Lew Massey topped Leonard Del Genio in Philadelphia. Sammy Slaughter defeated Billy Ketchel in Terre Haute. John Anderson and Jack Aldare drew in New York. Johnny Jadick beat Fritz Zivic in Washington. Petey Sarron outpointed Patsy Severo in Miami. Tracy Cox knocked out Jumbo Rovira in New Orleans. Joey Isso defeated Mickey Barron in Scranton. Lew Feldman outpointed George Levy in Trenton.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Holman Williams
Milwaukee
Billy Mack
Akron
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Toots-Bernstein
Eddie Ee
Myl Balaski
George van der Heden
South Bend
Ind
Sailor Born
Atlanta
Daytona Beach
Fla
Tony Shucco
Boston
Joe Lipps
Charlotte
N. C
Holyoke
Mass
Cantillo
San Antonio
Tex
Jimmy Murray
New York
Philadelphia
Lew Massey
Leonard del Genio
Sammy Slaughter
Terry Haute
Billy Ketchel
Millville
N. J
John Anderson
Sweden
Jack Aldare
Drew
Washington
Johnny Jadick
Fritz Zivic
Pittsburgh
Miami
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
Patsy Severo
New Orleans
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Jumbo Rovira
Scranton
Joey Isso
Hartford
Conn
Mickey Barron
Trenton
Lew Feldman
George Levy
Baltimore Produce Market Price Report Fragment
Unsettled and weak price notes for produce in Baltimore include henery whites large and medium sizes, butter tubs, eggs and creamery specials. Current receipts and exchange sales show varied figures across categories with several coded totals and abbreviations, indicating a volatile market segment.
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Baltimore
Toledo grain on track and price listings across items
Grain in store and in transit with wheat prices around 98.90 to 99.81 and corn oats unchanged. Eggs and poultry mixed with steady butter and stable egg prices. potatoes and live poultry showing regional variations and new stock in Florida and Idaho markets.
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Toledo
Michigan
Idaho
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hog prices show 1800 head listings with 20 cent gains and top weights 180 to 375 pounds at 9 dollars, while 140 to 160 pound hogs fetch 8.95. Cattle and calves see steady to softer bids with beef weights scarce, and sheep offer steady demand with better grades around 9.50. Sows and lighter weights vary, with heavy activity noted in hand-picked lots and fluctuating buyer interest across categories.
Western wool market steady in Boston demand shifts
A steady trade in fine western grown wools in Boston last week saw sales rise for medium fleeces but at prices below the preweek. Finer combing fleeces held steady with some demand for small lots around 28 cents. Blood and Sas blood fleeces traded in the high 27s to 28 cents, while French combing and finer territory wools in original bags remained steady near 1.68 dollars per scoured pound.
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Boston
Ford
Treasury Yields and Mortgage Rates in Market Snapshot
Jagged OCR listing shows Treasury securities and mortgage related figures with rate percentages and page references. Mentions include 3% and various 101 to 114 series alongside Farm Mortgage and Home Ownership loans.
Yale Navy to replace Army in 1936 football schedule
Yale announced its 1936 football schedule with Army removed for the first time since 1920. Yale will alternate with the Navy, hosting the Middies in Baltimore next year while Army plays elsewhere this fall, and the Cadets return to Yale Bowl in a following season.
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New York
Army
Yale
Navy
Elis
Baltimore
Middies
Rail Timetable Consolidates Multiple Lines and Times
A merged timetable lists New York Central South and North routes with daily and Sunday exceptions. It includes Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio departures and arrivals with morning and evening slots, and eastbound Diplomat and National Limited services with various daily schedules.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio West Bound
National Limited
Diplomat
Aerome No. 2 National Limited
Daly
Il D.m
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Wyngee J
Fred R. Beasley
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Reeder
W. Union
Mansfield's
Washington St
R. White
Curt. Dia
Good Gulf Gas
Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise Pilling Station
Athens Armature & Md
Fern &J
Dial
Care Messenger
Kelvinator
Walter
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Charles
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Fren
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Methi
Uorn Parmen
Rawleigh
Howard Caldwell
Tuppers Plaine
H. A. Wolfe
Amesville
G. Dent Allen
Hebbardsville
John McClead
Athens R
Wright
E. D. Zimmerman
New Marshfield
Tom Turkey
Mammoth
O .Herman Brown
Millfield
Athens, R
Orten
S. Cook
Zenner's Electric Dept
Blue Ribbon
Wayne
BEACO
Beasley Co
Amesville Mill
Athens Cash
N. Court
Fred Cabeen
Sewell
Mies
Guysville
Harter Fortney
Grant Sewell
Hocking Corp
Fred Landis
Hatch
Poston
W H. Poston
Oakes
West
Little Hocking
Phillips
Nelsonville
Stearns and Foster
COX Bros
W. Union &T
A. L. Bechté
Parker Bros. Music Store
Baldwin
Joney
Save the
Difference Carpenter Hardware Co
The
Athens Lumber Co
Carpenter
Maytag Co
Johnson
Kerr
Summers & Gon
Paris
Mary Pratt
Central Ave
Higgins Feed Store
Richland Ave
Ross Watkins
Dowler Motor Sales
Harper St
Lancaster ST
S. D. Thompson
N. Lancaster St
Putnam School
E. C. Sehivss
Court Street
Shaper ST
D. A. Bardin
Wheaton Hardware Co
Linco Super-Service Station
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Carpenter Hardware Co
Nelsonville, Ohto
W. Davis
Nelsonville, O
Brown Township
Vinton County
T. L. Dunn
P.O. Zaleski
R.D
Hope
Parms
D. Dailey
Albany
Eas
Robert Warnes
Warner Ship Insurance Agency
Person Realty Co
George McCollins
BOME
Cameron Brothers
Sherman Halstead Watkins
Anne White
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Messen
Nelsonville, Ohio
Stratton Motors
Mac Chevrolet
Ce J. C
Hallest
Australia
London
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Toledo Grain Markets
Cincinnati Produce
Cleveland Produce
Cincinnate Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Boston Wool
U. 5. Government Bonds Liberties
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