Experts Listed In The Heating Column
Experts listed in the heating column guide readers on essential steps to put heating systems in order. The column outlines four levels of service and maintenance actions to ensure reliable heat for homes.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
11
Experts listed in the heating column guide readers on essential steps to put heating systems in order. The column outlines four levels of service and maintenance actions to ensure reliable heat for homes.
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The Athens County Savings and Loan Company sues Samuel JL Lewis et al. and, under a court order, offers four tracts of land totaling about 6 66 acres in Dover and York Townships for sale at public auction at the Athens County Courthouse. The sale, appraised at 6600 dollars, occurs January 28 at 1 PM, with terms cash. The notice names the Sheriff Wayne Wingett and attorneys Woolley and Rowland.
In Sandusky Ohio on January 24 the A P reports thousands of sawbelly fish along the shore. Unemployed men gathered as improvised seines using barrel hoops and mosquito netting were dropped into the bay. Each haul yielded six to twelve fish weighing one to two pounds.
Gallia Academy seeks revenge after its season loss to Athens as John Lutz's Blue Devils face the Bulldogs Friday night. Si Spencer is out due to ineligibility, while Kelton, Broyles, Hamrick, Brothers, and Bastiana are listed as starters with reserves from both schools to meet in a preliminary. Wellston also looms after a Saturday win over Nelsonville as a tough weekend unfolds in a small-floor arena.
Gilbert M Poster of Cooaville Ohio Route 4 named administrator of the Estate of Clement V Poster deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated December 27 1932. Judge 8 M Johnson of the Probate Court Athens County Ohio.
Delegates at the California Council of Cooperative Unemployment Relief convention in Los Angeles outlined new plans to acquire food and clothing to exchange for labor currency. Committees will report on methods to obtain commodities for indigent members, with officials reaffirming non profit operation and that goods are for relief, not sale or market competition.
John Stephen Campbell disappeared January 2 from the University of Missouri at Columbia dormitory where he is a medical student. A ransom note for five thousand dollars was sent to his father in Dunnegan, Missouri demanding payment for his son's release.
Japanese Ambassador Katsuji Debuchi explained the North China fighting to Secretary of State Stimson after leaving the State Department conference. The briefing covered Japan and Chinese forces and the ongoing conflict in the region.
Gerald Craig former USC football captain and World War II veteran is jailed in Los Angeles accused of plotting his wife Ethel’s murder to collect 890000 in community property. A detective posed as a Toledo gunman to trap Craig in a scheme discussed over several days with him.
The Battle of the Brief in the coal war between railroads and the Pittsburgh Coal Company resumed in Federal Court. The Pennsylvania Railroad contests dismissal of its suit to halt a railroad between Negrey Ohio and Smiths Fork Pennsylvania while the coal company seeks to run an industrial line to move coal to the Great Lakes.
New York stocks moved irregularly with some gains. Procter & Gamble fell sharply on dividend fears while Goodyear Tire & Rubber climbed and Allied Chemical rose. Steel Common held steady as Case International Harvester and National Biscuit posted small gains. Baltimore produce prices mixed with various poultry and dairy items listed in the day's market rundown.
A historical stock roundup lists several corporations with varied gains and losses. Major names include Allied Chemicals Am 0-89 percent, AT&T, Coca-Cola, General Electric, General Foods, Gillette Safety, Mont ward, Paramount Publix, United Corp, Westinghouse Electric, Standard Brands, and Woolworth with performance shown in fractions and percentages. The piece also notes commodity groups like copper and mines with Amaconda and Intl Nickel, plus power and utility stocks across multiple utilities firms.
Last night was cold with a low of 20 degrees reported by Mrs. C. N. France the weather observer. At 1 o clock this afternoon the temperature stood at 55 with the Hocking River stage at 3.00 feet as the household began warming the home.
Market fragment records butter stock prices and fat content. No. 2 at 12 cents, fat value 18 200, Rews-Lower includes cases, extra fire to 28 cents, seconds 24 cents, nearby ungraded at 25.6.
Receipts vary across cattle calves sheep and hogs with market activity generally quiet to moderately active. Cattle range from 1.50 to 5.25 with select beef cows seen around 2.50 to 5.25 while hogs trend five cents lower. Liberty Bond and treasury note quotes also listed.
Grain and produce prices listed for Toledo markets include wheat No. 2 red at around 4.50, corn No. 2 yellow near 2.54, oats No. 2 white about 18 to 19 cents, and clover seed futures. Dairy and eggs show butter at 26 cents and eggs at 26 to 27 cents, with timothy hay around 6 cents per cwt.
Rail timetable details Athens station trains with departures at 11 38 a m 7 44 p m 11 20 a m 6 24 p m and southbound No 2. Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley lines mark daily except Sunday services. Some trains stop for Washington and Baltimore Pullman passengers.
Report for the Peoples Bank Co of Nelsonville Ohio at year end 1922 shows assets including real estate loans collateral other loans bonds and securities cash deposits and reserves. The cashier attests the statement is true to the best knowledge and belief.
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