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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
9
Demand and supply specialists assemble buyers with sellers. They unite people who want to sell or rent goods with those who need them, creating efficient exchanges and meetings of needs.
Public sale in Athens County to auction 8 acres of land and road easements in Rome Township and surrounding sections. Sale set for March 11 1983 in Athens Ohio. Includes appraised value of 1000 dollars and trustee led terms cash on day of sale. Also notices on bank liquidation hearing for Glouster State Bank and Athens bond bid proposals from March 14 1953 with details on bond denominations rates and due dates. Includes a death notice for Ruth Ann Willie aged 18 months.
In Miami Florida February 20 A R Tom m Armour of Detroit and Olin Dutra of California meet Al Watrous of Detroit and Charney Guest of Deal New Jersey in the second round of the International four ball golf tournament. Notable upset saw Willie MacFarlane and Wilfy Cox fall 3 and 2 to Turnesa and Manero.
The foundation of the community house on the Izaak Watton League farm in Water loo Township is complete and sills were laid last Saturday. Chapter members meet Tuesday at City Hall to plan this week’s work. Timber cut for a 40 foot by 20 foot house. flooring to be laid, log sides to be raised if volunteers are available. More nettled weather expected to hasten completion.
Fifty two young people enrolled yesterday as Snow Fork opened a Sunday School by C A Spriggs of the American Sunday School Union. The Coal Gate Schoolhouse hosts meetings with Ferdinand Gilliland elected superintendent. Community aid came in stove donations, pipe, and cleaning work with more seats to be added this week.
Civil servants throughout France and Paris municipal workers staged short strikes today to protest proposed wage cuts. Mail, subway, tram services were delayed. mail carriers ran an hour late. Paris municipal staff stood at their posts with arms folded for a full hour.
Jeffrey Grant, a young engineer, stars in the new serial One I Love starting February 23 in The Athens Messenger. The tale follows his bold pursuit of a woman he believes out of his reach, amid sacrifices and sorrow, with a continuation to begin February 25.
The Ohio River fell slowly today with another rise expected. Towboats including the Titan Sam Craig Steel City and Eclipse moved downriver from Pittsburgh. Greene Line operators expanded shipping and a 40 percent January rise in regional freight was reported.
Gallia County Home Economic Teachers' Club met at M rs Marjorie Vollmar's home in Rio Grande. Discussions covered useful books and magazines, home economics program ideas, club work, filing methods, and fundraising for the department. Attending were Supt BE Edwards Marjorie Vollmar Florence Rees Helen Gillingham and Olwen Williams. Next meeting scheduled for March 8 at Gallipolis.
Mrs J T Robinson and her son Bar kay returned from St Petersburg Florida after four weeks, joined by Dr J T Hanson. Pete McCormick attended a funeral in Charleston West Virginia. State Auditor Joseph Tracy of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Wayne Booth. Jack Corn spent days in Columbus with his mother Mrs Mary Corn.
A marriage license was issued Saturday by Judge J. B. Clark to Alvin Kegieton, 25, of Tyers, W. Va., a farmer, and Tressie Petry, 18, of Gallipolis, daughter of Greer Petry of Ronde, W. Va.
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago and Mrs. Joseph H. Gill, among Zangara’s wounded, showed further improvement as authorities prepared to bring him before the bar. Cermak rested well, doctors said his condition was encouraging. Governor Horner returned home after a two day visit.
In Toledo on February 2, O. L. Forst proprietor of a Nomineetown cabaret and his housekeeper Maud Smith were bound and tortured by two bandits who forced them to reveal savings kept on the premises. The thieves escaped with 3,000 pennies, silverware, four gold neck chains, cigarettes and a shotgun, leaving the victims tied and burned.
A dense trove of quoted stocks with percentages for companies such as Curtis Wright, Fox Minocuentewó, Gillette, Westinghouse, and Union Carbide alongside a long produce section detailing live poultry, butter, and potato prices. The list includes multiple financial and industrial names, plus current regional meat and dairy prices.
Benjamin Tippie of Peach Ridge faces assault with intent to kill charges after a quarrel over a pile of lumber. He allegedly cut Albert Everrett at the same address with a knife, needing five stitches. Tippie pleaded not guilty and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court under an $800 bond. he furnished bond.
Firemen relayed oxygen through an inhalator to 46 year old Mary McGroarty as a throat infection threatened her life. Over 300 pounds of oxygen was administered and her condition improved after hours of treatment for cellulitis streptococcus that began to close her airway yesterday.
Martin Brado a German circus performer known as Leinert the human cannon ball died after a cannon shot crash landed face down into a landing net in Manila He was a Dresden Germany native and had performed the stunt without serious injury before today’s fatal break in his back during the act.
Mrs. Augusta Duffee learns of the death of her sister Mrs. E M Moorehead of Denver Colorado formerly Esther Allen from Trimble. Death occurred Saturday night.
Royal Silitoe Trumbull County surveyor is hospitalized in Warren City Hospital with pneumonia after a 107.5 degree temperature, described by hospital staff as extremely rare for survivors.
Receipts mixed with hogs around 3100 and cattle about 1200. Prices show steady to higher in hogs with 160 to 240 lb ranges around 4 dollars, and cattle mostly steady with some 25 cent declines on lighter weights. Sheep and lambs remain steady to higher with best small lots quoted higher.
Carpenter Bernice Gillogly convalesces at her grandparents’ Athens home. Pomeroy visitors, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jewell and son, praise Columbia Grade School pupils for perfect attendance. Teachers Ina Radekin Freda Turner Nellie Radekin supervise top students across grades. Lloyd Thompson of Ironton injures at North Carpenter railroad crossing and is hospitalized in Columbus with Dr. H. M. Mitchell attending.
Daily and Sunday train departures and arrivals listed for Athens with northbound southbound and westbound services. Includes Nos 3 0 2 4 37 31 30 32 43 15 1 43 46 and times such as 11 32 a m 7 46 a m 11 20 a m 6 34 p m 5 30 p m 7 90 p m 11 03 a m 1 40 p m and 8 40 p m.
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