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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
11
Clyde Rardin of Zanesville died Friday evening in a hospital where he had been treated for appendicitis. He was about 57, born at Hermon, son of Willard and Hannah Rardin, survived by a widow, his mother, and brother R. Rardin. Burial was in Zanesville Monday. Local notices mention visits and village life including Mt Hermon and Lathrop.
Notice lists parcel descriptions in Dover and York Townships Athens County Ohio sale set for January 28 at 1 PM at Athens Court House. Describes four tracts totaling multiple acres with Hocking River boundaries and references to prior deeds and coal and salt water reservations. Also includes appointment of Mary Blake as administratrix and school board financial report for Chauncey Dover district.
J A Siders an Dam 21 employee underwent an appendectomy at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg last week and is recovering satisfactorily with his wife at his side Mary Jo Swan is slowly recovering after illness Mrs Sam Lee hosted the M B Ladies Aid Society at her Dam 21 home last Wednesday afternoon Several residents including Rev Clary and Mr and Mrs Pearl Milhoan visited Siders at the hospital The Arizona Cowboy was performed to a large audience here last Thursday night Flu illness has confined several locals to their homes
Sam Weiss 20 of Cleveland is jailed in Wood County charged with implication in the Just Rite Dry Cleaning plant bombing in Perrysburg Ohio. His father Harry Weiss is named leader of an art cleaning racketeers group in Northern Ohio. Joseph Serafinos confessed involvement and says Weiss paid him 19 dollars for the Perrysburg job.
The Interstate Commerce Commission overruled pleas to dismiss the western grain rates investigation. The Chicago Board of Trade and midwestern grain groups argued that the inquiry bred uncertainty harming railroads shippers and farmers. They warned voluntary rate cuts might follow if the case were dropped.
Ohio Rep. Sam Dickerson proposes making the cardinal the official state bird arguing the cardinal is a year round resident while the jenny wren is migratory and spends only part of the year in Ohio. The wren was previously established by the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs as the state's bird of honor.
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court will assign a judge to hear arguments on the sanity motion of Loren E. Truendale a 23 year old charged with killing his brother Earl and Thelma Wooda in Lima.
Stocks edged higher in quiet trading as cotton and wheat strength lifted markets before the Hoover Roosevelt conference. Farm and railroad shares led gains with United States Steel, American Telephone, Consolidated Gas, American Can, Allied Chemical advancing while J J Case jumped over a point and Union Pacific neared 2 points. Chesap ake and Ohio rose on earnings signals.
The market shows varied movement with Allied Chemical and American Home Products at notable levels. Major industrials including Curtis Wright and Westinghouse Electric display gains while several utilities and consumer goods firms post modest increases amid fluctuating trading.
A Reinhardt Transportation Company tractor trailer from Portsmouth became stuck at The Standard Of Company Filling Station on Court and State Streets when its center wheels sank two feet into an inadequately built gravel driveway. Bystanders helped the driver and station staff free the vehicle around 1 PM after repairs.
A historical price list shows Eyes-Nearby fresh butter creamery at 92 score 22.4 23 ac with 80 score 21 22c. Live poultry prices include young chickens 12 1Sc leghorn 8 tic old heavy 13 lic and medium 106 1% cent, geese 12 13c, ducks 150200 at 10 12c. Turkeys show young hens 18 200 and gobbler 14g 0e.
Butter market in Chicago firm as receipts reach 5 369 pounds with specials at 19 200, extras at 19 cents, extra firsts 169018 cents per pound, firsts 174 1740 cents, seconds 16 10 cents, and standards at 1 cent. Listings show varied pricing by grade amid steady supply and demand.
Fragmented OCR note on butter packing stock includes terms like butter fat 15 17, eyes steady cases, extra firts and seconds near ungraded items. Mentions No 3 and ize No 3 with unclear pricing and quality indicators.
Market roundup shows current receipts from Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Prices for poultry include colored hens leghorns and springers with live and fresh killed options. ducks geese and turkeys listed with various per pound rates.
Hogs receipts 2400 with market steady and some at 3.75. 180 to 220 lbs 63.69 to 3.70. 230 to 280 lbs 3.40 to 3.58. Packing sows steady at 2.52 to 2.75. Cattle receipts 50, market unchanged. Steers 4.25 to 5.50. cows 2.51 to 3.50. bulls 3.25 to 3.15. Calves 100, steady. Sheep 1000, better lambs 6.35 to 6.76, heavy throws 5.50 to 6.00, wethers 2.50 to 0.60.
Receipts show cattle 875 with calves 150 and light steers and heifers traded slowly but generally steady. Wool market in Boston steady with demand for 64 and finer wools, while lower grades drift lower due to weak demand.
Grain prices and market quotes list No 2 red wheat No 1 red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 3 yellow corn No 2 white oats No 3 white oats seed clover cash prices hay timothy per cwt butter creamery eggs and related produce values per unit listed for 26 4 cent rate period.
Bond quotes show Liberty issues including 3e s and 1st 45s with values around 102.28 and 102.7, along with 4th 44s at 103.10. Treasury notes and bonds from 86, 52, 94, and 47 maturities trade near 106.22 110.5 106.10 101.26, with 3s around 98. Market brief lists multiple issues and yields for investors.
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