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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
9
Tuesday Bills In Legislature Are Menerous
A Columbus dispatch summarizes bills and resolutions from Tuesday’s session. House measures propose 17 million dollars for government operations, tax and fee reforms, wage rules, license changes, and new conduct rules for elections and public offices. The list cites officials from Belmont to Summit and includes proposals on taxes, auto licensing, education funding, and a general sales tax plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction of three parcels in Rome Township near Guysville and New England. First tract appraised at 2400 dollars, second and third at 2500 dollars. sale requires two thirds of the total appraisal. Cash only the day of sale. Wayne Wingett, Sheriff. M D Hughes, Attorney. January 21, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Athens County
The
Mutual Home & Savings Association
Corporation
Elmer W. Cunningham
Athens
State of
Ohio
Rome Town
Savannah
Guysville
E. W. Cunningham
Eva M. Bean
Hio
Ohio Company
Bryfogies
Howking River
Miller's Run
New England
Cunningham
Bowers Brothers
Babe Didrikson to Make First Pro Appearance on Friday
In New York Babe Didrikson will play basketball for pay as a Brooklyn Yankees guest against the Long Island Ducklings at Arcadia Hall Friday night. She had been slated for billiards with Ruth McGinnis but that match is postponed to weekend days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Brooklyn Yankees
Long Island Ducklings
Arcadia Hall
Ruth McGinnis
Stroudsburg
Pansy Blooms in Stewart Street Garden
Mrs. R. C. Orr of Stewart Street reports pansies blooming in her garden on January 10 and again the next day confirming flowers in winter bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart St. Garden
Wife of Courthouse Custodian Takes Cleaning Charge
John Spitzer's wife Mia visits the Courthouse to help clean after his arrival as custodian. She begins cleaning on the first floor with Spitzer and his nephew, reforming offices including those of Procecuting Attorney John Bolin. The work will require several days more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
John Spitser
Spitzer
John Bolin
Girl Named Madge Bristow Brought to City Jail in Trick
In Knoxville Tennessee a girl calling herself Madge Bristow was jailed on charges of trickery after fooling Clyde Sneed a shoe store clerk. She bought hose with a $20 bill and received $19.50 change then claimed a $10 bill and got back the $20 bill and the change. Sneed was left with nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Madge Bristow
Clyde Sneed
Sneed
Mrs. Jennie Parker of Albany Dies After Surgery
Mrs. Jennie Carlson Parker 45 died of a heart attack yesterday at Shelter ing Arms Hospital after a operation Saturday. Funeral is Friday at 2 PM at Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville with burial there. She leaves husband Charles Parker operator of a filling station, three children Sidney Mildred and Olive and two brothers and a sister in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jennie Carlson Parker
Sheltering Arms
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Parker
Charles Parker
Sidney
Mildred
Olive
West
Reckless Driver Fined After Cattle Crossing Incident
Ora Foreman of Chillicothe pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a collision with cattle on U.S. Route 38 near Hebbardsville. Foreman, in a coupe with three companions, was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Pearl Miller. The injured cow belonged to Julian Gift as Deputy Roy Goldsberry transported Foreman to Chillicothe for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Miller
Ora Foreman
Chillicothe
Foreman
Athens
U. 38
Hebbardsville
Julian Gift
Roy Goldsberry
Eastbound Bow Line Stops Amid Schedule Notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines a daily transit line, with directions Eastbound and mentions of stops or conditions. References to “No. 44” and “Gupcay” appear distorted, suggesting a local streetcar or commuter route notice with schedule caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupcay
Orington
Lecturer to Speak at College Thursday
Jehan Worlicker, lecturer, will address Ohio University students Thursday morning at 9 40 on India in 1932. He is part of convocation programs replacing the Music Lecture course. Prof. C C Robinson leads the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehan Worlicker
Ohio University
India
Worlicker
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Girls’ Glee Club
Margaret Benedict
University Choral Club
Phillip L. Peterson
Langdon Davies
William A. Frayer
University Travel Bureau
Newton
Mass
Playshop
Vincent Jukes
Metcalf Dies at Home. Rites Pending
Thomas W. Metcalf, 76, died at his daughter's home at 11 Hocking Street at 7 this morning. His wife passed away in May 1931. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Seth Blair of New Lexington, and a granddaughter, Mrs. H. H. Chapman of this city. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Metcalf
H. B. Seaman
Hocking Street
Seth Blair
New Lexington
H. H. Chapman
Evans Accused of Slapping Fan at Cleveland Stadium
Casper J. Moore of Youngstown sues for 10000 damages in common pleas court alleging General Manager Billy Evans and Cleveland Baseball Company employees called him four names and slapped his face at a Cleveland Indians game. Moore says Evans ordered him to leave, damaged a glass, and cut his cheeks while disputing ticket refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Billy Evans
Cleveland Baseball Company
Casper J. Moore
Youngstown
Common Pleas Court
Moore
Evans
Rufus Putnam School Hosts Evening Soccer and Games
Fourth to sixth grade boys from Rufus Putnam meet East Side boys on the Rufus Putnam playground after school tonight. East Side and Rufus Putnam girls play a pin ball game this afternoon. Friday sixth grade girls will stage a field hockey demonstration inviting mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam
East Side
Parachute rigger confesses to threatening letters
Odell C. Boyes of Atlanta admitted writing letters threatening to kidnap or kill a daughter connected to the late Smith Reynolds, heir to the Winston Salem tobacco fortune, police stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Odell C. Boyes
Smith Reynolde
Winston Salem Tobacco
Stalin asserts Soviet Union ready for war in 1935 plan
Stalin told the Central Executive Committee that the first five year plan was 4 percent fulfilled due to Far Eastern tensions and neighbor refusals to sign non aggression pacts. He warned imperialists could attack at any moment and emphasized readiness of the red army with modern equipment despite shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Central Executive Committee
Soviet Union
Stalin
Far East
Russia
Stocks Rally as Railroads Lead Broad Advance
New York stocks opened higher with a strong tone as market leaders rose. Railroad issues led gains with Pennsylvania at 118 1/4, Union Pacific at 77 1/2, Atchison 46 1/2, Southern Pacific 19 1/2, and Missouri-Kansas-Texas and Missouri Pacific also strong. Auburn up nearly 3 points to 56 1/2 and General Motors at 144 1/2 after a 5,200 share sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Missouri- Kansas-Texas
Missouri Pacific
Auburn
General Motors
New York Stocks Rail Names and Share Figures
A chaotic list of New York Stock Exchange tickers and percent moves across sectors including rail, utilities, oils, steels, and consumer goods. The fragment shows percentages next to tickers like Allied Chemicals, American Tobacco, DuPont, General Electric, Kroger, Sears, Westinghouse, and others, with scattered company names and sector labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAILS
A. T
B. BO
BR. W
Assates
Pacific
Allied Chemicals
Col
Gan & Mec
Gillette Safety Ragor
Bouthere Pacific
Vaton Pacific
Curtiss Wright
Hahn Dept
Loews Theaters
Mont
Ward
Paramount Publia
PARRY
Saccancesomsennes
Sears RetWask
Spicer
Motors
Golden Eagle Killed By Boy in Meigs County
A golden eagle weighing 12 pounds with a 7 12 foot wingspan was killed by an 8 year old boy on a Meigs County farm. The bird was caught in a steel trap and struck with a club after it had been stealing chickens. State game protectors transported the carcass to Marietta for mounting for the State Department of Conservation. The boy will not be prosecuted due to lack of awareness of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Meigs County
W. R. Sellars
B. F. Swartz
State Department of Conservation
Marielton
Propose Method To Make Session Brief
Columbus Ohio January 11 U P The House Rules Committee tentatively adopted a proposal to bar new bills after February 7 to shorten the current legislative session The rule change would likely cut the session by two or three weeks by limiting introduced legislation Leaders from both parties favor a shorter session with some aiming for a three month maximum or only actual working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Rules Committees
House Rules Committee
Berlin Clash Wounds Twenty as Nazi Fight Breaks Out
In Berlin on a January morning police and Nazis clashed in a public park in the northeast labor quarter, wounding twenty people and leading to the arrest of three Nazis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Japan’s Stance Sours Moscow Conciliation Offer
Reports say Moscow offered a conciliation and non aggression treaty to Japan last year but Tokyo declined to act. Russia and China then resumed diplomatic ties after Japan did not respond to the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Moscow
Rusia
China
Baltimore and Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Market notes show varied prices for butter eggs and poultry across Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Butter near 92 score extras 2c to 21c. eggs current receipts and standings listed. poultry steady with heavy fowls around 40 c per pound and turkeys priced under 15 pounds at 13 to 18c. Potatoes and mixed vegetables priced by weight and grade across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
New York
Penny
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ile
Livestock Market Report from Cincinnati Auction
Hogs 5000 traded with prices topping 3.55 for 225 to 250 lb and 3.65 for 225 to 280 lb. sows 6202.25. Cattle receipts 850, calves 450, market broadly steady with best steers and yearlings 4.75, cows 2.50 to 3.00, vealers 5.0 to 6.0. Sheep 600 steady with lambs 5.50 to 6.25, ewes under 1. Pigs 1200 receipts steady to higher. packing sows 2.25 to 2.75. Overall market mixed but mostly steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattico
Pleimer
Sales Report Tuesday Jan 10 Animal Receipts and Prices
Total receipts 430 cattle and hogs with detailed weights and prices. Hog receipts include 162 176 220 lb classes with values from 3.25 to 9.60 per head, sow and brood cow prices, stocker and boar figures. Cattle receipts show steers heifers and cows with price ranges 2.10 to 5.60, milk cows, bulls, and dealers totals. Sheep and lambs receipts list top lambs at 6.50, other weights 4.40 to 5.25, stock ewes and bucks per head.
Crude Oil Prices and Regional Quotes
Crude price listings from Bradford and Allegheny show Tidewater at 61.72. Pennsylvania crudes quoted by Pendoll and Eureka Line Co vary from 1.37 to 1.67 per barrel. Buckeye Pipe Line Co and Stall Oil Refining Co offer Pennsylvanian grades with several regional figures. Other listings cover Ohio and Kentucky grades, Lima, Indiana, and Wooster quotes with Treasury yields noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Allegheny
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Nat
Pendoll
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pips Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Ting Co
Bbc
Somerset
Oi! Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Lima
Treas
Indiana
Wooster
Princeton
Government bond prices and war-era issues listed
Market notes show Lib. 3 percent 47 at 102.25 Lib. 1st 44s at 100.38 Lib. 4th 44s at 103.19 Treas 4s maturing 7 March at 102.13 and Treasuries with a 1949 issue at 100. Traps Ms Qd 08 20 appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Toledo Grain Prices Report From January Market
Toledo Ohio grain prices show No 1 red wheat at 51 51 4 cents, No 2 red 50 50, yellow corn 254 426 percent, No 3 yellow MSP, No 6 yellow 239 24, No 2 white rice 1699 1 2, cash oats 85.40, cash corn 8.80, dairy and hay values noted with regional text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
E. P. S. Walsh
Toledo
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G. C. Sutton
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