Railroad shares lift slipping market in early trading
New York stock list opened with losses but railroad stocks led a late rebound as Union Pacific jumped to 754 percent, with modest gains for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Lackawanna New York Central and Pennsylvania. Copper, foods, mercantile and electrical equipment stocks rose after an initial dip. American Telephone hovered near 107 after touching 105 4.
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New York
Union Pacifix
Atchison, Lackawanna
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Steel
Liggett & Myers Tobacco B
Tobacco Group
Foods
Mercantile
American Telephone
Global Markets and Commodity Prices Mixed Across Bonds and Cocoa
New York stocks show Liberty bonds and Treasuries with varied quotes as traders track bond yields. Commodities in Cleveland markets list butter eggs poultry potatoes and dairy values with steady to weak patterns. readings reflect regional price shifts and supply changes.
Classified Ad Sounds Lets You Charge It On Call
A notice explains that readers can place a classified ad by phone and use the option to say Charge It to the ad taker who answers, offering a convenient payment method.
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Taker
Receiver appointed for Nelsonville Athens Electric Railway
E B Young of Athens Ohio was named receiver on December 12 1932 for The Nelsonville Athens Electric Railway Company. Stockholders directors officers and creditors must file verified proofs of claim with the receiver at 162 East State Street Athens Ohio by February 12 1933 detailing claim amount dates, security, and priority.
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Nelsonville-Athens Electric Railway
Comany
E. B. Young
East State Street
Athens
Ohio
E. State Street
Nelsonville-Athens Electric Railway Company
Robins Wing Into Athens Audience In Elm Camp
A flock of robins roosted in a West State Street elm near the Stedman Packing Co plant overnight. Engineer James Nero counted 52 birds, noting mating pairs with dark and light breasted birds. No birds were seen in Athens today.
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West State Street
Athens
James Nero
Stedman Packing Company
Mrs Laura McIntyre Dies at Vore Ridge
Mrs Laura McIntyre 70 daughter of John Evans of Glouster died Monday at 4 pm at sister M L Bowers home on Vore Ridge near Athens. She leaves three daughters Mrs Charles Hagenilocker Mrs Jessie Harris and Mrs Ed Hatendors and three sisters Mrs James Henry Mrs William Buckman and Mrs M L Bowers. Funeral at Jagers Chapel Congress and West State Streets Thursday at 1 30 pm with burial at Glouster.
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Laura McelIntyre
John Evans
Glouster
M. L. Bowera
Vore Ridge
Athens
Charles Hagenilocker
Strander
Jessie Harris
Canfield
Ed Hatendors
James Henry
West Newton
William Buckman
Hollister
M. L. Bowers
Jagers Chapel
Congress and
West State Streets
Gilouster
Insurance Man Is Found Dead In Car In Cleveland
Charles L. Symonds, 5, Travelers Insurance representative in Cleveland, was found dead in his car in a ravine near Hillard Road Bridge. Police reported a cord around his throat and noted he disappeared Monday after leaving a note to his wife saying he planned to kill himself due to financial worries.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles L. Symonds
Travelers Insurance Company
Rock Cliff Drive
Hillard Road Bridge
Harold Billington
Metropolitan Park
Symonds
Carolyn
Strange Disease Strikes Cincinnati Victims Far and Wide
In Cincinnati doctors work late as a mysterious illness spreads rapidly. Physicians report half a dozen sudden deaths with brain inflammation symptoms similar to encephalitis. Neurologist Dr. Howard D. McIntyre notes it fits no known category and its cause remains unknown across all ages and social stations.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Howard D. McIntyre
Athens Merchants Travel to Corning for Game Night
The Athens Merchants depart for Corning tonight, meeting at 14 5 West Union Street at 6 30 p.m. The trip will be by auto and a preliminary game will feature the junior teams.
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Athens
Corning
West Union Street
Auto
License for Dance Halls Causes Stir
Albany Village Council passes an ordinance to license dance halls triggering a referendum drive. Petitions with 27 and 22 signatures circulate for the next election, filed with Athens County Election Board clerk David Johnson. Rickey Williams Davis Doyle Willis Wortman form the sponsoring committee.
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Albany Village Council
David Johnson
Athens County Election Board
C. E. Rickey
Dana Williams
Rickey
Mr. Williams
F. E. Davis
Thomas Doyle
Clyde Willis
Donald Wortman
Will of Elmer M. Enlow filed in Athens Probate Court
The will from Elmer M. Enlow of Athens directs purchase of a family monument and two grave markers for his mother and father at Town House Cemetery in Albany. It leaves $800 to nephews Richard and Chester Enlow and divides the remaining estate equally among L. W. Enlow, Fiza Enlow, Leona E. Nichols, and L. W. Enlow.
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Elmer M. Enlow
Athens
Athens County
Mr. Enlow
Town House
Albany
Richard
Chester Eniow
L. W. Eniow
Fiza Eniow
Leona FE. Nichols
Baltimore Produce Markets Report Fresh Poultry Prices
Nearby markets list live poultry including chickens olde leghorn and young hens turkeys and geese with varied prices per unit. The notation references standards and packing stocks, noting Butter-Creamery and other items in a dense price ledger.
Poultry Prices and Receipts From Nearby Markets
Nearby markets report butter near 92 score with 21 percent extras and 22 cent standards. Current receipts show hens, leghorns, and colored birds with various prices including turkeys at 15 cents and ducks at 11 cents. Regional totals cover Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky with fresh killed hens at 25 cents and other poultry items listed.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Turkey
Butter-Packing stock pricing notes and grades
Butter packing stock No 2 1c No percent 10c butterfat 19 2ic Begs Lower cases included extra firsts 30% 2lc seconds 2c nearby graded 29%c.
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Receipts show 3400 hogs with varied weights and steady to active demand. prices range 3.15 to 3.50 per cwt with sows around 2.42. Cattle receipts 10 with mixed cattle and veal prices. sheep receipts 300 with steady to weak tone for fat ewes and midrange lambs. Bulls and cows show broad activity with beef cattle around 2.50 to 3.25, vealers at 1.50 to 4.90, and mixed packer demand.
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Caiven
Searlings
Cattle and produce prices in unsettled market report
Market notes weak demand for finished cattle and light veal receipts. Prices span $2.50 to $40 for cattle. fat cows around $243.15, bulls $1.00 to $3, and milk cows scarce at $15040. veal varied with receipts light and ranges listed. Sheep, hogs, and track prices noted with multiple regional price points and commodity quotes.
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Recripta
Nelsonville School News Spotlight on Student Honor and Club Events
The issue notes Mary Catherine Miller on last week’s honor roll for all A’s and features a sophomore boy, red headed and popular, president of Home Room 14-15, a talented left handed cartoonist and rising tennis star. It also covers an essay on beauty, the A G and Science Club meeting discussing Albert Einstein, and an upcoming debate on taxation with a Marietta trip for the negative team.
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Mary Catherine Miller
Home Room
M.M.S
Marietta
Elizabeth Backus
Mary Margaret Betts
Ralph Parks
Barbara Strenrod
Mable Malone
Arlene Bett»sont
Language Club Aims to Explore Foreign Languages at Junior High
The Language Club of the Junior High School fosters interest in foreign languages and helps students choose a high school course. The group has studied Spanish and will cover German French and Latin this year. Miss Acker leads the study with Mary Goodspeed presiding, joined by Jane Verity secretary and Helen Sayre treasurer. Enrollment is twenty. A Christmas party delighted members, with a spring party planned.
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Miss Acker
Mary Goodspeed
Jane Verity
Helen Sayre
Sophomore Home Economics Students Make Ice Cream
Sophomore home economics students spent several days preparing desserts. On Thursday January 5 two ice creams were produced, one custard based and one whipped cream based. In first period Wilma Evans and Mary Catherine Miller supervised, while third period supervisors were Fannie Glenn and Almarine Johnson. Students were excused from art class briefly to taste the treats.
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Wilma Evans
Mary Catherine Miller
Fannie Glenn
Almarine Johnson
Miss Nelson
M.C.M
Constable Claude L Steppe Named for Athens Township
Claude L Steppe of 13 South Lancaster Street has been named township constable of Athens Township by the trustees. He will serve the unexpired term of Leslie Bradfield who is now on the city police force.
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Claude L. Steppe
Lancaster Street
Athens Township
Steppe
Leslie Bradfield
Student notebooks on birds receive praise in class
Miss Mary Sharp collects Bird projects. Ves per Warehime’s notebook is praised for beauty with hand painted pictures and extra pages. Warehimes adds poems stories and bird houses, showing time and effort. many other notebooks were clever in design.
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Mary Sharp
Vesper Warehime
New Junior Rings Feature Sardonyx Crest and N H S
Junior rings showcase sardonyx stones set in gold with a crest reading Nelsonville and the initials N H S. Each ring is engraved 1934 on the side and bears the owner’s initials on the back. The ring committee includes Mercedes Keeton Vivian Oge Calvin Lancaster and Joe Galvin.
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Nelsonville
Mercedes Keeton
Vivian Oge
Calvin Lancaster
Joe Galvin
B. R
Club talk kicks off new year meeting group plans six weeks
The Hi- Club opened the new year with a meeting held during activity period. Robert Wend spoke on club work during the Christmas season. Six weekly speakers were chosen: Leland T. Powell, Franklin Stedman, John Lloyd Evans, Lorenzo Butts, Eugene Arnold, and Joe Bagiey.
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Robert Wend
Leland T. Powell
Franklin Stedman
John Lloyd Evans
Lorenzo Butts
Eugene Arnold
Joe Bagiey
R. P
Travel Club Christmas Party in Room Jr 23
The Travel Club held its Christmas party with Alice Mechem presiding over the business meeting. Don Martin as Santa distributed gifts, Miss Movurehead told a story, Jane Fisher played accordion, Ruth Kelley won a prize in the contest, and guests included Miss Helen Shaw and Mr. Cheeseman. Decorations featured a tree and red and green paper candles, refreshments were served.
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Alice Mechem
Santa Claus
Don Martin
Movurehead
Jimmie
Helen Shaw
Mr. Cheeseman
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