Athens council rejects liquor hours extension for night club
About 100 Athens churches and Ohio University members urged Council to keep midnight closing and oppose a night club license. The mayor noted state approval would depend on hours. Council to mail protests to the state liquor board and consider dry-city steps and parking meter plans at next meeting.
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Athens
Athens Churches
Ohio University
State Board
Ohio Control Board
State Liquor Control Board
A. H. Wagner
University
McCune
Court St
Sherrard
East Athens
Ralph Hall
Elmwood Place
C. W. Gross
Hall
Safety Department
Plans No Floor Show Says Night Club License Sought
Steve Charonis owner of the Athenean Restaurant seeks a night club permit to sell whiskey, not to run a floor show, offering to quit whiskey and beer sales at midnight per city rules. Petitions from church and civic groups urged rejection. council upheld existing hours and discussed university impact and public relations. Enrollment at Ohio University was noted as rising with comments on perceived effects of a night club on students and parents.
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Steve Charonis
Court Sr
Athens
Charonis
Atheny County Ministers Association
WCTU
H. T. Houf
Ohio University Committee On Public Relations
Ohio University
Ohio
Irma Voigt
State Liquor Control Board
Len B. McCune
Sun Breaks Through and Athens Enjoys Bright Day
Late this morning the sun pierced a thick cloud and smoke cover, giving Athens a cheery day. Temperatures hovered in the mid thirties after a low of 24 last night, with no snow or ice and no winter winds. Yesterday’s high reached 40 degrees, among the season’s lowest readings.
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Athens
Back at Work Happy School Days in Athens Grade Schools
Children return to classes in Athens area with joy at East Side School and Rufus Putnam Training School. Films on geography shown, first graders cling to Christmas story corner, Christmas treasures proudly displayed, and the season’s memory lingers as routines resume after the holiday break.
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Athens
East Side
Central America
East Indian Islands
Hungary
Rufus Putnam Training School
Pasture Improvement Discussed At Athens Meeting
Athens County Agricultural Extension Service sponsors an open meeting at the Athens Grange Hall Thursday at 1 30 p m with D R Dodd from Ohio State University leading the pasture discussion. Census shows about 30 000 animal units in the county with low pasture carrying capacity. Richard Webb pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor McCunes court and was fined ten dollars plus costs and jailed.
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Athens County Agricultural Extension Service
Athens
D. R. Dodd
Ohio State University Department of Soils and Crops
Athens County
Richard Webb
Len B. McCune
Stocks Edge Higher as Utilities Rally in Early Trading
New York traders push stocks up fractionally with heavy activity as utilities rise led by Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison North American and Electric Power and Light. Southern Pacific gains about one point to 44 percent, GM up 5/8 to 61 1/2, U S Steel up about 1/2 to 76.
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Columbia Gas
Consolidated Edison
North American
Electric Power and Light
Southern Pacific
Motors
General Motors
United States Steel
Market report shows steady hogs and steady cattle with varied weights
Hog prices range from 9 to 11 dollars with top around 10.70 for 180 to 225 pounds. Cattle receipts noted with steady prices across steers and heifers, best beef types around 12 to 13 dollars, low cutters 4 to 5 dollars. Sheep receipts steady with lightweight lambs in demand and heavier offerings slower.
Livestock Market Report Saturday Sales Summary
On Saturday Jan 2 total receipts reached 426 head with hogs from 175 to 220 pounds selling at 10.20 to 10.50 per cwt, heavies 9.75 to 10.20, lights 10.20 to 10.25, fat sows 7.50, pigs 3.40 to 5.00, stock hogs 9 to 9.45. Cattle receipts include steers 4.20 to 8.50, heifers 4.80 to 6.70, fat cows 3.75 to 5.25, canners 2.80 to 3.50, bulls 4.45 to 5.60, milk cows 30 to 52.50, veal calves tops 12.49, seconds 11.10 to 12.20, medium 10 to 10.25, common 5.50 to 11.60. Sheep 4.50 to 5.40, lambs tops 9, seconds 7.50 to 8.40, light weights 5.50 to 7.10. Horses receipts 24.
Cattle Hog Sheep and Horse Receipts Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts 235 cattle with best on sale 400 to 9.00, good 7.50 to 8.00, cutters 5 to 7.50, stockers 5 to 7.80, bulls 450 to 6.50, fat cows 4.50 to 6.00, milk cows up to 6000. Veal receipts 100 with good 12.45, med iums 11.75, cuts 5 to 11, heavy calves 7.50 to 11, grass calves 4 to 8. Hog receipts 150 good 11.00 to 11.25, heavys 10 to 11, ligs 9 to 10, shoots 8.25 to 9, pigs 2.50 to 7. Sheep and lambs receipts 100 good 9.50, mediums 8.50, outs 4 to 7.50, yearlings 5 to 7, wethers 4 to 5, slaughter ewes 2 to 4, sik ewes 3.50 to 7.00. Horse receipts 15 better demand 25 to 160.
Grain and Produce Price Table at Toledo
Grain and produce price quotes list Wheat No 1 red 138 136 No 2 red 127 128 Corn No 2 yellow 110 111 No 3 yellow 107 104 Oats No 1 white 55 57 No 2 white 54 56
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Toledo
Chicago and Cincinnati Produce Prices and Receipts
Chicago market shows eggs weak with receipts of 9 046 cases and varied grades. Butter market remains firm with receipts 7 381 and multiple quality categories. Cincinnati reports lower egg prices with extra firsts 30 and others. Live poultry data lists fowls by age and type with multiple subcategories.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Produce Prices From Eges-Easy Market Report
Nearby current receipts list 65 lbs and up 27s extra firsts 20 white extras 30 pullet eyes 25 poultry steady heavy hens 19 20 leghorn hens 13615 leghorn springers 13 14 heavy springers 18020 ducks leg 20 geese 17 8 turkeys old toms 18 young turkeys 29 22 fresh killed full Ge e4 iene 30 hor dressed 94
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Livestock Sale Totals at Gallipolis Reach 7500
Saturday sale at Gallipolis reported receipts of 147 hogs 61 cattle 65 calves 22 sheep and 27 lambs total value about 7500 dollars. Prices ranged from hogs 10.50 to 11.00 dollars per head light cattle 0.25 to 10.20 and fat cows 3.90 to 5.06 with calves top at 12.20.
Cleveland Produce Eggs Market Report Sees firm Live Poultry
Market unsettled with various grade receipts and prices. Live poultry lanes show firm trends with heavy bens, leghorn and springer varieties listed. ducks, geese, and turkey categories include young and old birds with mixed price points.
Calendar Study Leaves Modern Date System Uncertain
Researchers spent extensive effort calculating the current calendar, but consensus remains elusive and the system is not considered fully anti fartory.
Dairy Expert to Speak at Athens Dine
D. H. Van Pelt, a dairy expert from New York with practical experience in breeding herds and large dairies, will address Athens dairymen at a Hotel Berry dinner tomorrow noon on Cow Health and Production. He coauthored Judging Dairy Cows and once led the Ohio Dairy Association.
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Athens
New York
D. H. van Pelt
Berry
Mr. van Pelt
van Pelt
Ohio Dairy Association
Woodcraft Classes Announced by NYA in Two Towns
NYA in cooperation with New Marshfield and Oak Grove announces woodcraft classes. E S Haller, county NYA director, says classes begin Tuesday with New Marshfield Town House event at four o clock and Oak Grove School at seven. Elizabeth Spademan of Ohio University will teach. Classes meet three times weekly if desired. Rubber balloon tires for wheelbarrows are now on the market.
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NYA
New Marshfield
Oak Grove
E.S. Haller
New Marshfield Town House
Elizabeth Spademan
Ohio University
Athens County Officials Hit By Post Election Turmoil
Corridors of the Athens County Courthouse buzzed as Democrats sought talks with new officials amid confusion over last minute limestone purchases by outgoing Republicans. New commissioners Ira Whitmore, Richard Wilson, and Fred Shafer assume roles. Owen Ley named dog warden pending civil service. Sheriff Bayless conducts first action with a sale of a Nelsonville lot to Home Owners Loan Corp. and returns two prisoners from Canton and Zanesville.
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Athens County
Ben I. Beckler, Jr
Ira Whitmore
Richard Wilson
Fred C. Shafer
Owen Ley
State Civil Service Commission
Porter Dicken
Civil Service
Charles Bayless
Charles H. Evans
Home Owners Loan Corpora
Tion
Walter Turvey
Third and
High Sts
Nelsonville
Atty
Harry Mettler
Bayless
Canton
Zanesville
Dr Blaine R Goldsberry Speaks on Heart Disease at Rotary
Athens physician Dr Blaine R Goldsberry addressed the Athens Rotary Club on heart disease discussing angina pectoris and coronary thrombosis. He explained recent treatments and their incidence and clarified many debated points for lay readers.
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Gina
Athens Rotary Club
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Athens
Goldsberry
Unclear health remedy claims about gas relief
The text promotes an herbal remedy Adierika to relieve gas and bloating by cleansing Poisons from the body and claims it acts where ordinary remedies fail. It warns against harsh shakes and “gee tablets” and alleges non habit forming use.
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Adierika
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Parcell in East Orange
Mr and Mrs Glenn Parcell of East Orange New Jersey announce the birth of a daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Tuesday morning Mrs Parcell nee Schar had been visiting at her parents home in Athens Leo Oakey of Jacksonville was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday night for amputation of a toe after injuries from a mine accident
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East Orange
N. J
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leo Oakey
Jacksonville
Tos
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