Fines Set by Mayor After Disorderly Athens Night
Fines totaling 155 dollars plus costs were imposed by Mayor Len B. McCune after a Saturday night roundup in Athens. One dozen prisoners were arraigned. Glen Farnsworth faced a 100 dollar fine for fighting and driving while intoxicated. University student Charlie Hedges fined five dollars for petty larceny involving a lantern. Dozens of lantern thefts cited as risk to street safety. Common Pleas cases included Dantel Dalton pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated with six months driving ban. Austin Stilwell bound over on wilful neglect and non-support charges.
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Len B. McCune
City Hall
Athens
Harmony Road
Ger
Glen Farnsworth
Alexan
Charlies Hedges
Ohio University
W. Union
Wayne Carsey
Charles Dilli
Common Pleas
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Dantel Dalton
Guysville
O. F. Rowland
State Highway Patrol
Mayfair
Austin Stilwell
T. R. Bennett
Copper shares stumble as profit taking hits major names
Profit taking softened the active stock market with Anaconda Kennecott and Inspiration down more than a point each. General Motors eased to 65 1/2 and Chrysler slipped slightly while oils and utilities posted small gains and steel issues eased.
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Anaconda
Kennecott
Inspiration
General Motors
Chrysler
Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Pittsburgh weekly prices show hogs mainly 180 to 230 lbs at 11.10 to 11.15 with some heavies off 25 cents. Sows steady at 9.50. cattle and calves mixed with steers around 10.85 to 11 for best weights, heifers and bulls lower. sheep steady with fat lambs 11.25 to 11.35 and good sheep about 6.50. Cincinnati quotes note 3000 hogs with bids 20–25 cents lower and standstill bids near 10.65 for 180–225 weight. cattle and calves receipts listed.
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Toledo and Cincinnati Produce Prices Report Grain and Dairy Rates
Grain prices show wheat and corn quotes withNo 1 red at 1.87 and 1.38, No 2 red 1.36 and 1.37, No 2 yellow corn 1.09 and 1.10. Oats list rough figures and market appears weak with 8,000 receipts. Butter market unsettled with large receipts. Cincinnati eggs and live poultry prices listed by grade and weight, including extra firsts and seconds for various fowl.
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Toledo
Pittsburgh Produce Poultry and Egg Prices Steady
Eggs weak with nearby receipts 23 and extras 2442. White extras 26. Poultry firm on fowls with steady springers and fancy fowls. Heavy hens 20 21, leghorn hens 14 16, leghorn springers 13 14.
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Cincinnati
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Produce Market Report Shows Steady Butter and Eggs
Butter market remains steady with extras at 38 and standards at 38. Eggs unsettled with extra grade 26s and extra firsts 25. Live poultry mostly steady with varying prices for hens, leghorns, and capons. Turkeys and ducks show mixed small gains.
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Cleveland
Live stock market prices and receipts report
Market figures show steers and heifers trading around 7 to 9.50 with bulk fat cows 4.75 to 5.25 and good fed beef types to 6.75. Sheep receipts around 300 with lambs to 10.75, hogs 9.25 to 10.60, cattle varied from 4.40 to 8.75 for steers and 4.05 to 8.10 for heifers, total receipts 476 head.
Parkersburg Livestock Market Receipts Report
Parkersburg livestock receipts show cattle hogs sheep and horse data with bid ranges across categories. Indicates best on sale high prices, veal and fat cattle values, hog and sheep figures, plus a note on William C Handy composing America's first jazz music in 1912 with Memphis Blues.
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William C. Handy
America
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Athens County
The Athens County Health Office reports two new scarlet fever cases. The patients are four year old Sarah Clapp of 198 Congress St Ath ens and Mrs. Ralph Jewell of Oakdale Trimble Township.
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Athens County Health Office
Sarah Clapp
Milo Clapp
Congress St
Athens
Ralph Jewell
Oakdale
Trimble Township
Fisher Child Funeral Set After Drowning
Funeral services for Eleanor Fisher aged 28 months will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Alderman home. Rev. William G. Seaman will officiate. Burial is in the West Union Street Cemetery. The coroner ruled accidental death by drowning after investigations at the Pi Beta Phi sorority pool. She is survived by parents C E and Mrs Fisher, a brother Freddie and sister Sally.
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C. E. Fisher
Church St
Alderman
S. College St
William G. Seaman
M. E
W. Union St
A. L. Pritchard
Nelsonville
Pi Beta Phi
Freddie
Sally
Dr Scott Dies At Columbus
Ohio University president emeritus Dr Scott dies in Columbus after a long career. He earned an 1865 A M from Ohio University and LL D degrees in 1884 from Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan. Survived by two sons and two daughters. funeral at Delta Tau Delta House and burial at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Columbus
United States
Charles W. Super
Athens
Dr. Scott
Dr. Super
Chauncey
Thomas Ewing
Ewing
Lancaster
Charles F. Scott
Yale University
Herbert Scott
Pittsburgh
Bertha
Emma Scott
Ernest Scott
Ohio State University
John R. Scott
Columbia
Delta Tau Delta
W. Union St
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital and patient updates
A daughter was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huffman of 44 Second Street at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Thomas Yoho, 78, of North High Street, was admitted seriously ill with pneumonia. Clyde Littler Jr. is improving slowly from pneumonia. Michael Collins Jr., also of North High Street, remains seriously ill with a heart ailment.
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Second St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thomas Yoho
N. High St
Clyde Littler, Jr
Michael Collins, Jr
Rural Leaders in Athens County Favor Income Tax Fight
A countywide rural forum in the Athens Post Office Building shaped aims for farm organization. Key goals include using the gasoline tax for roads, supporting an income tax, opposing higher land appraisal, and raising living standards with rural electrification and better schools. The group plans a Jan. 25 meeting to finalize the aims.
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Athens County
Athens
Ross Wright
Wright
Open Forum
Frank Pugh
County Soil Conservation
Peden Talks On High And Low Of Gridders
Ohio University coach Don C. Peden told the Athens Rotary Club that every season has a mental high and low for the team. He said players give their best in each game but may quit when opposition pressure mounts, and that community and campus attitudes influence the squad. He noted there is no haranguing before games and that hard practice ends Thursday night to prevent overwork.
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Ohio University
Don C. Peden
Athens Rotary Club
Peden
Pridgen to Speak at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev. C. P. Pridgen, superintendent of the Ohio district, will address the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Washington and Congress streets on Thursday January 14 at 730 p m.
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C. P. Pridgen
Ohio
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Washington and
Congress Sts
District Meetings Announced For 1937 Soil Plans
Fred Vernon announces Athens County will launch the 1937 federal soil conservation program with six district meetings. Districts cover Alexander Lodi Ames Bern Athens Dover York Trimble Carthage Troy Rome Canaan. Officers to be elected. primary outline of the program to be discussed at each meeting.
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Athens County
Fred Vernon
Alexander
Lodi
Athens Grange Hall
Lee
Waterloo
Albany Grange Hall
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Ames-Bern High School
Athens
Dover
York
Trimble
Carthage
Troy
Troy High School
Rome
Canaan
Rome High School
Four Tax Suits Filed in Athens County Court
Four more delinquent real estate tax and assessment suits were filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court by Foster Cornwell for G. D. Gorham. Plaintiffs include Albertus Lowry, Maud Lowry, Bennett Anderson, Hartnell Sidenstricker, and Thomas McMenamy, all on Jacksonville properties. The court found taxes due, with liens and sheriff sale ordered. Additional suits are in progress for Lodi Township and Nelsonville properties. A separate suit seeks divorce from Dale E. Thompson on extreme cruelty and neglect, with custody sought. Vernice Byers petitions divorce from Preston Byers, seeking alimony and restoration of maiden name.
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Foster Cornwell
G. D. Gorham
Ajl
Jacksonville
Albertus Lowry
Maud Lowry
Bennett Anderson
Hartnell Sidenstricker
Thomas McMenamy
Athens County
Cornwell
Lodi Township
Nelsonville
Ara V. Thompson
Dale E. Thompson
McConnelsville
Vernice Dishong
Vernice Byers
Lunch to be served for county fruit growers meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church at Little Hocking will serve a hot lunch at noon in the church after announcing the fruit growers meeting to be held Thursday in the Lodge Hall.
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Little Hocking
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Lodge Hall
Trio to Sing at Zion Church Services
The Snedden Trio will sing at Zion Church Lower Plains tonight at 7 30. The service begins with singing and prayer.
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Snedden
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Six Foot Ice Cream Cone Debuts At Jubilee
A six foot tall ice cream cone, weighing 250 pounds and built in seven tiers, debuted at the Jubilee of the Methodist Ladies College in Sydney. Pale blue and dark blue colors plus the college badge decorated the display for former pupils and guests.
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Sydney
U.P
Methodist Ladies’ College
Paris Ends Long Delay Adopting Standard Hour in 1816
Paris, France, finally adopts a standard hour system in 1816 after decades of local time practices. The change aligns Paris with a centralized time standard, affecting daily schedules and official calculations.
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Paris
France
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