Foreclosure Suit Notice Involving Citizens Savings Logan Ohio
Paul A. Warner files a foreclosure petition in Athens County Common Pleas Court against Carl E. Jewett and Mary C. Jewett of Los Angeles California for mortgage secured debt of 6015.28 on property in Nelsonville Athens County Ohio. Special counsel Forester Weinrich lists forthcoming answers by March 16 1935.
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Carl BE. Jewett
Mary C. Jewett
Bronson Avenue
Los Angels
Alifornia
Paul A. Warner
State of
Ohio
Citizens Savings Association
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Carl E. Jewett
Ore
Jewett
Citizens Vings Association
Nelsonville
Ees
Forester. Weinrich
Building and Loan Associations of
Citizens Savings Association of
Hauptmann Identified in Lindbergh Case Continued
Justice Trenchard accepts aged Hochmuth testimony linking Hauptmann to the crime day with a dirty green car and ladder. Attorney General Wilentz contends the ladder’s condition matches the night of the kidnapping as the state rests progress looms. Defense counsel cites lack of proven progress toward the electric chair and notes Hauptmann’s prior deposits.
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Justice Trenchard
Amandus Hochmuth
Hochmuth
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Thomas H. Sisk
Sisk
Reilly
New York
Department of Justice
Civic groups to attend Legion affair in Athens
The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs along with the Chamber of Commerce will join the Athens Post of the American Legion for a joint program on Thursday evening January 1 at Hotel Berry starting 6 o clock. Ralph Miller Rotary member and Athens Woolworth Store manager spoke of his organization's history noting Woolworth's 1474 Watertown founded store and its expansion to about 1950 stores in five countries.
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Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Post
American Legion
Hotel Berry
Ralph Miller
Rotary Club
Athens
Woolworth
Tuesaday
F. W
N. Y
Miller
Niles Seeks Higher State Sales Tax Funds
Columbus reports that Niles city officials appealed to the State Tax Commission for a larger share of state sales tax funds to cover emergency municipal needs. They asked for more than the standard local government tax fund return to the county.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Niles City
Niles
Coin Toss To Decide Cincinnati City Note Bid
Cincinnati sets a historic coin flip to decide a $1,000,000 city note bid. Councilman Gradison offers a 25 cent piece for the toss as two banks loan the funds at 1 percent interest pending tax receipts. The city solicitor believes the coin flip would be legal and binding.
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Cincinnati
Jan
Willig D. Gradison
Mrs Rosabelle Munn North Dies At Home
Mrs Rosabelle Munn North age 51 wife of Henry North died Monday night at the family home on the Athens Amesville Road. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at McDougal Church. She leaves Warren Munn and Garnet North her two children, a father David W Weaver a brother John Weaver of Chill and a sister Mrs Carrie Carson of Broadwell. Death followed an illness of complications.
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Rosabelle Munn North
Henry North
Athens-Amesville
McDougal Church
North
Haga Ridge
Warren Munn
Garnet North
David W . & Brother
John Weaver
Chill
Carrie Carson
Broadwell
Body of Long Missing Man Found in Creek
The body of William Weiss, kidnapped and slain night life character, was recovered today from Neshaminy Creek near Philadelphia. Weiss, linked to the Tri-State Gang led by Robert Mais, had been missing three months and was found at the spot authorities were directed to by a gang member.
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Philadelphia
William Weiss
Night Life
Neshaminny Creek
Robert Mais
Weiss
Rail Time Card Summary for Major Lines
Timetable snippet lists New York Central South and North routes with Nos 2 4 3 141 p.m and Eastbound No 4 44 am schedules. Chesapeake & Ohio trains Nos 30 37 run daily except Sunday with 10 59 am and 5 30 pm. Baltimore & Ohio westbound Nos 1 3 43 1 9 41 p.m. and Eastbound Nos 4 44 12 daily with varying times.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake
Baltimore & Om10
West Bound
National Limited
Diplomat
Severed legs of woman found beside road in Laurel
In Laurel Mississippi on January 22 authorities found the severed legs of a young woman beside a woodland road. Police Chief J E Brown and Deputy Sheriff J C Hamilton believe the woman was murdered and the body cut up and hidden in multiple places. The Athens Health Office reported three measles cases nearby, two on the East Side and one on Congress Street.
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Laurel
Miss
J. E. Brown
J. C. Hamilton
Athens
Congress Street
Financial Markets Show Cautious Start in New York
New York stock list opened with mixed signals as light offerings appeared in utilities while many blue chips held steady. North American, Public Service of New Jersey declined slightly, others like Santa Fe, General Electric and Bethlehem remained flat to modestly higher. Thoughts turned to gold clause debates and national capital politics as banks scrutinized a new borrowing plan to fund the recovery program. The proposal would permit up to 25 million long term bonds and 20 billion in short term securities, with small denomination bonds via the postal service, viewed by some as proof the treasury rejects inflationary measures and aims to spread debt among small investors.
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New York
North American
Public Service of
New Jersey
Santa Fe
General Electric
Central
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American Telephone
American Rolling Mill
National Capital
Financial
Treasury
Baltimore Produce Auction Notes Wholesale Egg Sales
A Baltimore market listing shows eggs and related produce with current receipts for various sizes. Entries include hennery whites large and medium sizes, with exchange sales and case counts such as 661 cases for tubsees and Rutter 61 tubs.
Grain prices and livestock listings in Toledo market
OCR fragment shows grain quotes and live poultry prices with numbers for wheat corn oats and hay. Mentions Toledo grain on track with bids and price differentials. no clear date or full item details beyond commodity quotes and store listings.
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Toledo
Butter Prices and Fees From Creamery Extria Notes
Creamery extria lists butter in tubs at 37 cents per pound with standards and prints, He 41. Fees assessed by firm for freeh extras at 29 cents per dozen while current receipts record 28.
Eggs and Fresh Eggs Prices Move in Local Market
Nearby receipts show eggs at 250260 for current, 27628 for fresh extra firsts, and 30032 for hennery white extras, indicating pricing fluctuations in the local egg trade.
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Hennery
Butter Sales Report From Local Creamery Briefing
The notice lists butter and egg sales figures with various coded entries. It mentions 100 tubs of butter and 1 car of eggs with fresh graded frets, plus percentages for extras and local receipts. The term firm creamery speciale appears among coded references and restructuring of product lines.
Livestock market report with mixed hog cattle and sheep data
Hogs from 200 Ibs up steady with lighter weights uneven. Prices quoted for 140 to 160 Ibs and 100 to 120 Ibs, with top hogs around 8.95 per cwt and various ranges for other weights. Cattle and calves show broad demand with steers and heifers higher, fat cows around 4.50 to 5.50, calves up to 10.50, and bulls near 4.50. Sheep and lambs pull in steady to higher with better lambs at 20 to 38 per cwt and yearlings around 7.50 to 8.50.
Wool Trade Tightens Purchases in Boston Market
Manufacturers limit wool buys to immediate needs and push for prompt shipment. Trade members report encouragement from foods market reports and a firm price trend in London. Domestic wool receipts in Boston for the week ending Jan 19 were 439,400 pounds, up from 320,700 the prior week.
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Boston
London
Boston Grain and Plour Exchange
Treasury position on January 10 shows receipts and deficits
The treasury reports January 10 receipts of 071,897,274.85 and expenditures of 616,101,605.78 leaving a net balance of 2,305,725,598.2. Customs receipts for the month total 17,094,066.12. The year to date receipts since July 1 amount to 2,006,296,077.23 with expenditures of 964,036,200.69 including emergency outlays of 2,007,712,245.95. The excess of expenditures stands at 1,878,730,8623.48 and gold seals total 8,774,258,398.93.
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Treasury
Hog marketings raise income via 1938-34 programs and 1934 corn hog plan
Studies show hog income rising from adjustments in marketings driven by the 1938 34 emergency hog buying measures and the 1934 corn hog program of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The 1934 eight month cost to packers rose about 100 million dollars year over year while total hog slaughter under federal inspection fell about 12 percent. Hog prices are expected to stay higher as farmers may hold gains through the 1955 corn hog program offered by the AAA.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States
Agrcultural Adjustment Administration
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