Lost and found items reported across multiple locales
A yardwide notice lists a damaged book containing a Yale key and money found between Beaumont and Chauncey with a reward offered. Also a black hound with tan legs named Allen DePoe, license late 749, from Dundas Ohio. A Jersey cow strayed from 66 Central Ave Monday night. finder should call 22823. Notify Whalen Brill Stewart Ohio.
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Beaumont
Chauncey
George Shafer
Plains
Allen DePoe
Dundas
Hio
Whalen Brill
Stewart
Ohio
Jersey
Central pAve
Replacement Hyducational Equipment and Library Systems
The document lists various school budget items including Replacement Educational Equipment, Total Libraries, Play Grounds, Other Special Services, and Personal Service. It shows a breakdown of function areas such as Maintenance of School Plant, Debt Service, Capital Outlay, and Assets and Liabilities with figures for each category and totals for Transactions and Yearly Excess or Deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ecees Service Fund
Repaira Education
Eauidemome
Sueveere Teachers Retirement Conchthution
Ocean Sckanbeed
Ccces
Ccsasane
Bogcapiorty
Es Howe Cas
Tecphong Nc
Avévencas Sam A I Ee
Si Vcav
Cecetatene
WONER
SEBO
Caseces
Bonda
Ccceeses
Chase Pi Carie
Ccntecsaveas
CAB Goo Des Eens Oe Cas
Caccecccsas
Caceees Agpideses
Safeway Transit seeks fleet change in Ohio routes
The Safeway Transit Company, Inc. files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to substitute 17 and 21 seat buses for 2s passenger cars on routes between Parkersburg and Chillicothe and between Parkersburg and Chesapeake. Interested parties may request details from the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. Safeway Transit Company, Inc. Charleston West Virginia address appears in the notice.
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Equipmil
Safeway Transit Company, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Parkersborg
Chesapeake
Addrese Public Utilities Commission Inrabua, Onio
Charleston
W. Va
Two Fined Here in Mayor Wood's Court
Leland Hughes and Thomas Mc Henry of Athens were fined £5 and costs each after being found guilty of intoxication by Mayor Robert S. Wood on Wednesday night. They were arrested Tuesday. Delbert Swyers, also of Athens, arrested on a vagrancy charge Saturday, was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Hughes
Thomas McHenry
Athens
Robert S. Wood
Delbert Swyers
Moncada backs Marines but calls for Nicaraguans to fight bandits
President Jose Moncada said he has no objection to U S Marines remaining in Nicaragua but urged Nicaraguans to engage in a real mountain war against bandits. He praised the Marines for maintaining order but warned against further deaths en route to the United States.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.P
Jose Moncada
United States
Weather report from Lower Plains stations
E VY Wolfe reports a temperature ten degrees above zero at Lower Plains government stations with a light snowfall overnight. The forecast for Friday calls for fair skies and warmer conditions.
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E. VY. Wolfe
Lower Plains
General Edwards Seeks Recovery After Emergency Operation
Major General Clarence R. Edwards wartime commander of the 26th Division faced an emergency operation for an intestinal disorder. His physician said he has a fifty fifty chance of recovery and is under care in Boston.
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Boston
Clarence R. Edwards
Veteran Hardesty dies after stairway fall in Columbus
Thomas M. Hardesty aged 64, a Spanish-American War veteran, was killed in Columbus when he fell or was pushed 15 feet down a stairway. Police investigate possible foul play as a suspect thrown the victim.
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Columbus
U.P
Thomas M. Hardesty
Forces concentrate to rescue Nationalist general in Kiangsi battle
Report from Shanghai states army bombing planes focused in southern Kiangsi Province to rescue Nationalist General Khang Hiu-Chan, captured during a fight with communist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Kiangsi
Khang Hiu-Chan
Secretary Brown reports 27 lobbyists registered here
Columbus officials said Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced 27 lobbyists had registered for the current General Assembly session.
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Columbus
U.2
Clarence J. Brown
General Assembly
Farmers Institute Opens at Logan Courthouse
Good attendance reported for the opening day of the farmers institute at the Courthouse Auditorium in Logan. Speakers included Charles W. Peters of Minerva and Dr. Mary B. E. Anderson of Hudson. J. C. Hamilton, president, directs the institute as children from Falls Township districts attend the session.
Local Bridge Club Activities Highlight Evening Gatherings
M. B P M Club members met at Mrs. Harry Eastman's North Mulberry Street home with substitutes Mrs. Ed ward Jones and Mrs. Belle Hyson playing. Mayme Wellman hosted the Monday Evening Bridge Club on South Spring Street with all members in attendance. Eight guests joined Tuesday's six o'clock dinner at the Misses Wellman residence on South Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BP. M
Harry Eastman
North Mulberry Street
Edward Jones
Belle Hyson
Misa Mayme Wellman
South Spring Street
Misses Wellman
Tolliver and Martin Near Home After Hospital Stay
Information from Cherrington Hospital reports Foster Tolliver of Nelsonville, 22, rapidly recovering from a grienal wound and expected to return home by Saturday. George Martin of McArthur, hospitalized for a week for observation and treatment, also to be discharged home Saturday.
Warning on two women posing as mine accident relatives
Welfare workers in Logan report two women claiming to seek compensation for a mine accident victim's husband. They list Haydenville as residence but originate farther down the valley. They urge Red Cross referrals and tell locals the charity will not help anyone over 17. Red Cross officials deny involvement.
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Logan
Haydenville
Funda
Red Cross
Grange Officials Installed in Logan Meeting
Logan January 15. Ewing Grange installed officers Tuesday evening with State Deputy Master D J Burdell presiding. John Rheinscheid was named master for the third consecutive year. other officers include John Lift overseer Newman Hansel steward Mrs John Lift chaplain Arlie Brimner lecturer Carl Harden assistant steward Mrs John Zellers woman assistant steward W H Mowery secretary Jease Rohwer treasurer John Zellers gate keeper and Thelma Mowery Mary Moeseure Mae Griffith the three graces. The next meeting is January 28 with Brimner's program.
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Logan
Ewing Grange
D. J. Burdell
John Rheinscheld
W. H. Mowery
Jease Rohrer
John Zellers
Thelma Mowery
Mary Moeseure
Mae Griffith
Brimner
Whosit Club Dines Then Plays Bridge At Spinning Wheel
Mrs Frank W Harden entertained the Whosit Club with a 6 PM dinner at the Spinning Wheel Tea Room. Afterward the group moved to Mrs Harden’s North Culver Street home for a bridge session where Mrs Buellaby and Mrs Clinton Webb posted high scores and guest Mrs Sarah Anderson received an award.
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Frank W. Harden
Spinning Wheel
North Culver Street
Buellaby
Clinton Webb
Sarah Anderson
Hens Lead County Egg Production In Rockbridge Flock
Dean McFadden of Rockbridge reports the high egg production for last month with an average of 28.66 eggs per bird from his new flock at the demonstration farm. Wilson Ross of Laurelville follows with 24.62 eggs per bird, while Mrs. Claude Hart of Laurelville tops the calendar flocks at 20.17 eggs per bird and Mrs. James McLain of Starr Township is second with 19.40 eggs per bird.
Charles Green Dies at 15 in Logan
Charles Green 15 son of Mr and Mrs Richard Green died at Cherington Hospital from undulant fever after several weeks illness. He was taken to the hospital Saturday. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Charles Green
Logan
Richard Green
Cherrington Hospital
Temperance program to be held at Junior High School
Rev. Dewey Whitwell of Nashville will lead a 10:30 a m Friday program at Whitwell Junior High. The event opens with America the Beautiful, includes a Prohibition sketch performed by twelve eighth graders, a Good American exercise by nine eighth grade boys, and ends with a flag salute, pledge and school song.
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Senge
Bowling leaders in City League standings and top averages
Pete Boshars anchors Judy Grocers with top 15 week average of 194.26. Other high scorers include St Cater 192.25 and John Calumber 188.20. Lumber Supply leads, Judy Grocers second, Moores fourth, Grooma Drugs third. five teams fail to place a man in top ten.
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Lumber Supply
Judys
Moores
Grooma Drugs
Debate at Men’s Union On Compulsory Unemployment Insurance
At the Men’s Union debate meeting held Wednesday night four students gave affirmative speeches on compulsory unemployment insurance. Four others acted as critics of the material. Debates dates are not yet announced.
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Men's Union
Maurice Foraker
Chris Jorgenson
John Holden
Ronald Lloyd
George Shea
Frank Danello
George Cochran
Harry Mahan
Judy Family Announces Birth of Merrill Dwight
Mr and Mrs Earnest Judy announce the birth of a son on December 24 named Merrill Dwight. Mrs Charles Glenn of Pleasant Hill, sister of Mrs Judy, visited the Judy home last Sunday. The Judys also have a little daughter.
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Mra
Earnest Judy
Athena Kt
FB. D. No
Merrill Dwight
Charles Glenn
Pleasant Hill
Judy
Judys
Pittsburgh Produce Poultry and Butter Prices Report
Local market notes show butter with nearby tules at 92 with extras 28 4 and standards 28 s and scores 89 and 26 percent. Poultry items include live hens 14 to 24 and colored pon 15 to 23, old roosters 12, turkeys No 1 at 22 to 25, old toms 40 and fresh killed cone 32 to 36.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Produce Butter Price Report
Butter prices show steady production with scores 23 to 26 and creamery tablets. Packaging stocks No 1 20 No 2 13 No 3 10. butter fat 21 to 23. Fegs-nigher cases include extra firsts 27 firsts 22 seconds 20 and nearby ungraded 26.
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Cincinnati
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Deals and Lower Weights
Hog prices drift 10 cents lower with heavier weights trading unevenly. Cattle and calves listed mostly steady to down with many lower grade lots and cuts weakening. Fat ewes and other livestock show tentative declines as market activity remains spotty.
Livestock Auction Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Species
Receipts cover 1 500 head of cattle and 225 sheep with varied bids. Steers move around 7.00 per pound range while vealers show slow to good demand. hogs range for 120 200 and 240 300 pound lots with mixed quotes. Sheep bring handyweights near 9.00 with steady activity.
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Seaine
Toledo grain prices and assorted commodities report
Ledo Ohio January 13 grain prices list No 2 red and No 2 white corn values, rye and oats figures, Alsike hay cash and March prices, butter creamery and eggs country run ranges, and Timothy hay per hundredweight price noted.
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Toledo
Ledo
U.P
Greiner
Cleveland produce prices for meat and potatoes listed
Butter and poultry prices per pound with extras and varieties. Leghorn fowls and broilers listed with price ranges. Geese, old cocks, stags, and sapons prices. Potatoes Maine Green Mt and Idaho Russet quoted per 120 pound sack and per 100 pound sack respectively.
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Maine
Green Mt
Idaho
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes easing price pressures with reference to four cases and various firsts and seconds. Butter gains noted with 3,700 tubs traded. overall figures include 2444-25, 32 23 4, and 19-21, 12-16 ranges for ordinaries and seconds.
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Chicago
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Apenn's
Memoriam
Martha Warner Cooley
Bradbury
Martha Cooley
Great
Martha Comstock Cooley
Christian Church
Joseph Smith
H. E. Cooley
Lavina Warner
Isaac Warner
Onville
Thomas Adbury
Byesville
Mary Jones
William Snedden
Trost
Baker
John Bridgewater
Strouds Run
Poultry and Supplies
Studebaker
East Side
Cameron Bros
Journal
Insurance and Real Estate
DeSoto
McFarland
Chevrolet
Fulton Nash
Aies
Whippet
Wil
Carrol Bean
Len B. McCune
Gaul Brothers
Guysville
Sumner
Peanville Hall
Davis
Scit
Myers Crossing
Poplar Street
Deeanus Street
J. Re- Ware
Pontiac
Algeo
DODGE
Fred R. Beasley
Buick Co
FORD
Swanson's
N. Court Street
Bardin Brothers
Globe Dairy Feeds
BUICK
Mac Chevrolet
Fred R Beasley
Nelonville
Oakland
Higgins & Son Feed Store
Ghrysler
Guth- Tie Auto Sales
Moler Auto Sales Co
Ridenours
Athens Farm
Bureau Service Branch
Urphy Motor Co
Glouster
Paris
Athens Lumber CO
Athens Junk Co
Geo
Washington Highway
Hudson
East State Street
Dalton Brothers
Harry J. Porter
H. Ogden
Carpenter RR. I
Pomeroy
Jesse Duglas
Alany
Pearl Street
Harvey A. Cone
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Dial
Amco
Dairy
Kasco
F. J. Beasley
Fred RR
Beasley
Serpent Hardware Co
Huber Mender
Stratton
Essex
Stratton Motors
GAR
Linscott’ S
Phillip's Motor Sales
Selby’s
General Machine
Mark Jenkinson
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
Dial 510
Athens Cash Feed
Ohio Collieries
Hatch
Luhrig
Fred Landis
Mens Suis
Valentine Greetings
McCreary
Carpenter Hardware __Co
Nelsonyo Me
Jim Hall
City Hall
Stephen Thomas
Parker Brothers
Battery & Electric Co
Rite Williams
Athens Armature
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Kern
Coffey
Union
Bolin
Athens Implement Co
Coxwell
Swan__son
North Court Street
Florence
Quality Cleaners
G. H. Martin
Victor
Stewart- Warner
Spartan
Athens Furniture Exchange
Crosley
Hariev
Davidson Motorcycles
Athens Trucking Co
Wiseman
Herbert Malley
COLES
Kerr Hardware Co
Carpenter
W. M. Vorkes & Brother
Albany
G. W. Hopkins
Marietta
Barney & Berry
Cox Brothers
Wheaton Hardware CO
Marietta Paint & Color Co
S. H. Smith
Sunnyside Drive
Call Dalton & Dalton
Ial
Depot Street
Hull Foster Jr
R. G
Buck and Burk
Dalton
Person Realty Co
Call and Investi
Gadbury
Ruble Clothing Co Home Service
Moore’s and
Ross
Nelsonville Drug Co
Gould
P. W. Hickman
Carpenter Hardware Co
Cable’s
Carpenter Hard__Ware Co
Tra Whitmore
Belcoleum
Carpenter's
Nelson__ Ville
Stark Brothers Nurseries
F. E. Dewey
Clinton Street
Oria North
Frederick Street
Board OF Rdelocation
JuSy
Athens City
County of
Il i
Cappaaor
L. J. Addicott
Board of Education
Ah Mills
Advancement League
Naperville
National Tech
Ulmer Bidg
Cleveland
O. Li
Arn Barbering
Tom Hit
Hampton
Modern Barber College
Julian St
E. Rich St
Mound City Cooker Company
Moundsville
Colonial Finance Co
C. M. Gill
Jim Cassels Jr
Granville _Ave
R. John Bridgewater
Plymouth Rocks
Columbia Wyandottes
Robert Mulpas
Union’ Dial
Lauramie Hatchery
Laurelville
U.S
Institute
Grange
Entertains Club
Dean McFadden
Whitwell
Nashville
Beshara
Barbers
Murray
Mellinger
Murray City
New York
Jan
Siteeka
Steel
House Electric Packard
Interna Nickel
Allied Chemicsal
General Standard of
Radioation
Ittburn Auto
Ana Standard
New Jersey
Vereae Oe
Columban
Allegheny
Steve
Caro
Penna
Rock Island
Sean
Paul
Southern Pacific
Seeewases
Union Pacific
Seren
Aly Ted Chemicals
Can
Febacts
Armour
Sweenene City
Lee & Fuel
Chas & Klee
Curtiss Wright Foam
Curtiss Wright Ia
Ee Hahn Dept Tores
Seabee
Fiiseuit
Dairy Pro
Paramount Publix
Calif
Texas Corp
Trans
Corp
Rolling Mung
Hethlehem
Coles & Tron
Seeeren
Crucible
CPOE
Tee Motors Ueberr Rau Am Lace
Eeeeneeeere
Am Rad & Bt
Chryaler
Fisk Fplubber
Cien Motors
Ewes
Choodrich Rubber
Choodwear Ieomy
Mack Truck
Nash Motors
Seer
Teeeenee
Overland
Fcom
Eeeteee Seas
Packard Eee
Sues Seve Stewart Warner Ae
Studewater
Timken
Am. Amelting Eeert
Andes Copper
Wehaee
Nickel
Ee Kennicott Cooner
Pwr
Gaa & Flee
Servier
Klee
D& Share
Ford Motora Ltd
Niagara Udson Po
Antha Erethor
Financial Statement
Nelsonville. Home and Savings Association
Rieal Estate
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Athens County
John H. Saltz
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association of
John A. Saltz
Freda M. Smith
Notary Pu
James Sharp
H. PD. Krieg
C. A. Stover
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Neonville
Ascal
H. D. Krieg
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