Kanawha and Michigan Railway seeks ICC approval for track and yard acquisitions
The Kanawha and Michigan Railway Company files January 13 1931 with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a certificate that public convenience requires its acquisition of interests from several rail entities. The request covers tracks and yard tracks across Perry Athens counties Ohio including lines near Corning Madore and Drakes along with associated branches and sidings totaling multiple miles.
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Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aaninaton DG. Ite
Eo Teled and
Whie Central Railway Company
Main Street
Tm Corning
Perry County
Toledo Company
Bneerest
Corning
Perry
Athens Counties
Toledo
Ohio Central Railway Company
Buckingham
Kanawha & Mi
Carrington
Bednins
Pine Run
Theanesville and Western Railway
Green Run
Weatern
Toledo and Ohio Central Hallway Company
Doty
Madore
Athens County
Zanesville and
Weeten
Drakes
Shawnee
Huckingham
Whahawha & Michigan Railway
Zanesville and Western Railway Company
Athens
Ohio
Barron Appoints Administratrix in Ohio Estate
Fiorence P Barron of Nelsonville Ohio is appointed and qualified as administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of Tillie Barron late of Athens Ohio deceased. Dated January 4 1870.
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Fiorence P. Barron
Nelsonville
Ohio
Tillie Barron
Athenyty
Ohio divorce case filed by Mary Tall in Athens court
On January 22, 1681 in Athens Ohio Mary Tall filed for divorce and custody of minor children citing wilful absence and failure to provide. A hearing is set for March 7 1681 with Emmett Keenan as her attorney.
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Epgar Notichr
Homer O ‘Tall
Mary Tall
Common Piess Court
Athens
Ohio
Emmett Keenan
Notion George Crawford Divorce Notice in Athens County
Achelan Crawford filed a divorce petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio on January 2 1931 case WTHO. The hearing is set for March 6 1831. Woolley and Rowland attorneys represent the plaintiff.
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George Crawford
Achelan
Crawford
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohie
Cauge No
Woolley & Rowland
Gatin
Plaintift
Logan Pursues Red Star Restaurant Sale Confirmed
Logan chased the Red Star restaurant and took possession on Wednesday. The sale was completed early the week, handled by Mrs. Wesley Hawk who has run the restaurant for three years.
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Wesley Hawk
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Armstrong At City Home
Mrs Armstrong was guest of honor as Mrs Henry Jaggs hosted a six o'clock birthday dinner Monday evening in the city. Gifts were given to Mrs Armstrong from guests including Mr Armstrong, Mr and Mrs John Rodman, Mr and Mrs Wayne Bartholow, and Mr Jager.
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T.co Armstrong
Henry Jaggs
Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
John Rodman
Wayne Barthlow
Jager
Illness and Visits Span Local Families in Brief
Norma Jean Six, month old, is ill. Mr and Mrs Earl Appleman visited Mr and Mrs Jess Van Ribber Jr. Mary Leffler and Cuba and Maxine Leffler visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Vanhibber Jr recently. Bobby VanRibber recovers from pneumonia. Richard Leffler visited grandparents Ed and Leffler. Miss Golden Swick visits Mrs Jesse VanRibber. Ernest Dowler and Fid Six visit her parents.
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Norma Jean
Edward Six
Earl Appleman
Jess van Ribber, Jr
Mary Leffler
Cuba
Maxine Leffler
Jesse Vanhibber, Jr
Eula Leffler
Bobby VanRibber
Richard Leffler
Ed Leffler
Golden Swick
Jesse VanRibber
Ernest Dowler
Fid
Everett Jacoby Installed as Logan Knights of Pythias Leader
Everett Jacoby was installed Wednesday evening as chancellor commander of the Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias with Marcus D. Lohr district grand chancellor as installing officer. Other officers named include Aaron Adcock vice chancellor Raymond Goas prelate Gerald W. Lanning master at arms Paul Spears master of work Porter Heinlein inside guard William Durant outside guard Harry Niil keeper of records and seals James Martin master of exchequer Porter Waugh master of finance.
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James Martin
Porter Waugh
Lancaster Youth Chosen for United States Chorus in Detroit
Charles Murphy of Lancaster has been selected to sing in a 6606 voice high school chorus representing the United States. The announcement came via Dr Hollis K Dann of New York University. The chorus will perform at the third National Chorus event in Detroit from February 20 to 24. Murphy is grandson of Mr and Mrs H W Harden of South Logan and Kermit Keller of Lancaster, age 20, was also chosen.
Birthday Party Honors Miss Faith Wright At East Hunter Street
Miss Faith Wright was guest of honor at a birthday party at her East Hunter Street home Wednesday evening for her seventeenth birthday. Contests and refreshments were enjoyed. Thelma Arnold received an award. Attendees included Dorothy Rizer, Ruby Huffines, Helen Bright, Fanchion Blackston, Margaret Little, Lois Bright, Gladys Campbell, Ruth Shultz, Naomi Spackey, and Madge Wright.
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Faith Wright
East Hunter Street
Thelma Arnold
Dorothy Rizer
Ruby Huffines
Helen Bright
Fanchion Blackston
Margaret Little
Lois Bright
Gladys Campbell
Miss Arnold
Ruth Shultz
Naomi Spackey
Madge Wright
Draping of Charter Ceremony by Dauhgters of Fora Honoring Laura Tennahill
Logan reports a Dauhgters of Fora ceremony at the hall Monday evening with public invited to drape the charter in memory of Laura Tennahill, an active member of the organization.
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Logan
Dauhgters
Fora.honiag
Laura Tennahill
Or Fannigation
Revival to Close Sunday in Logan at United Brethren Church
Three week revival led by Rev. Dewey Whitwell of Nashville ends Sunday at United Brethren Church Logan. Large crowds attended with cooperation from other city churches and many reported conversions. Sunday's program includes three services with sermons on The Second Coming of Christ Here Able and Evolution of the Bible Which.
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Logan
Dewey Whitwell
Nashville
United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Whitwell
T. P. Mooney
B. C. Peters
People Generalis
Boys Promise To Behave In Future In Nelsonville
Seven local boys aged between 8 and 13 were detained for a day at the City Building after admitting to forming gangs that raided milk routes, taking milk and customer money, and selling empties. they promised to stay home after 6:30 pm and respect others’ property.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
Bateman
Fickman
Ladies' Aid quilting party and luncheon noted
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church held an all day quilting event at the church on Thursday. A noon two course dinner was enjoyed at Bishop's Restaurant. A report of six months' work was given by the secretary, with several members listed including Mrs. Alice Bean and Mrs. Sadie Steenrod among others.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Bishop's Restaurant
Iaat
Alice Bean
Sadie Steenrod
Alice Dilcher
Sophia Mann
Ida Rosser
Sophia North
Lydia Nease
Ida Auflick
Rebecca Lowther
Viola Keplar
Magrie Evans
Eva Horton
Belle White
Adda James
Fanny Gettle
Charles K. Grammer
Elsie
Thursday Club Meets at Mrs Edington's Bridge Night
Mrs. Fred Edington of West Franklin Street hosted a bridge club gathering on Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs. Robert Veon Lorraine Ohio Miss Mary Sharp Miss Dorothy Vorbes and Miss Freda Smith. a 6 o'clock dinner preceded three tables of bridge with prizes for first and second high scores and a guest award.
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Fred Edington
West Franklin Street
Robert Veon
Lorraine
Ohio
Mary Sharp
Dorothy Vorbes
Freda Smith
Leonard Cooley
H. Ruble
Vorhes
Soup Dinner Announced for Doanville Church Benefit
A soup dinner for Doanville Church fund proceeds will be at Miss Trene McDowell's home Saturday evening. The public is invited to attend.
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Doanville
Trene McDowell
Temperature Records From Lower Plaina Station
FE. W. Wolfe reports 19 degrees above zero this morning at Lower Plaina weather station. Yesterday morning was 12 degrees. The reports note rains in the southwestern United States.
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Lower Plaina
FE. W. Wolfe
Markets Open With Mixed Steel and Railroad Shares
New York markets opened with mixed directions as traders weighed the United States Steel Corp fourth quarter outlook. Steel shares swung from gains to losses, while railroad stocks showed strength and rails and utilities ended largely firm including lack of change for American Telephone.
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New York
United States
Stec; Corporation
Ers
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago produce market notes show Feesa-market attendy receipts at 13.73 percent with extra firsts 2114-29 and firate 20 to 21. Ordinary and second grades range 16 to 18 and 13 to 15. Additional entries show Mutter-market tubs, extras 23 and firate 44, Aires 35 percent, seconds 54.28 percent. Cheese and young Americas figures listed as 2444-184 and 14 respectively.
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Chicago
Mutter
Aires
Fresh poultry and dairy items listed with varied prices
The notice lists fresh receipts and live poultry prices by weight and type. It includes riutter creamery extras, standard and renovated items, and Maryland Pennsylvania rolls. Ducks and turkeys are priced by weight, with notes on sizes and freshness.
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Hold Steady Yet Varied
Holdover cattle at 450 pounds show slow to weak demand as hoosier and other calves scale above 219 pounds. Average weights range around 1649 to 210 pounds with prices $4.25 to $8.40 for 240 to 270 pounds, and 200 pounds down to $7.50. Prices mixed across weights with early declines noted.
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Cincinnati
Athens County Red Cross elects eighteen directors
Eighteen Athens residents were elected to the Athens County Red Cross board at the annual meeting in the Athens Chamber of Commerce. The new board will meet Tuesday to elect an executive committee and officers. Miss Peart French was retained as executive secretary. The Ministerial Association pledged support to drought relief. Sixteen families in an Athens County township are being cared for by the Red Cross due to the drought.
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Athens
Athens County Red Cross
Athens Chamber of Commerce
T. W. Craig
W. J. Gard
Guy Saylor
R. P. Imea
H. Aine
H. Harris
Rogér.Connor
T. M. Wolfe
Forsyth
Wilson
Howard Cline
Gibson
FL. Kittle
W. W. Ankenbrand
BE. Cooper
M. M. Kerr
Carl Beasley
Max Wilson
Mies Peart French
Athens County Ministerial Association
Arlie Krussell
Red Cross
Miss French
Athens County
Rail Time Card Athens Schedule Dated Daily Trains
Northbound trains depart and arrive at Athens with No 3 at 10 47 m No 9 at 7 46 p m No 2 at 11 22 a m No 6 at 8 19 p m Northbound No 33 leaves at 7 35 m No 37 at 6 30 p m Daily Southbound No 30 arrives 10 50 m No 34 daily 8 38 p m Westbound No 2 shows disrupted text with Sunday note 10 48 Om paily Except Sunday.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
M Mi
M. Ily
Baltimore & Ohio
Cessadabican
Market Report On Livestock Prices And Grades
The report shows varied cattle values with heavy weights around 8.25 per hundred, smooth weights near 650, and bulk offerings scarce. Cattle grades range from low cutters to vealers, with bulls around 3.40 and weights down to 6.50 for common and medium cattle. Sheep and other livestock prices listed include ewes at 2.3 per head.
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Anita
Pittsburgh market dull as hogs and receipts fall
Hog receipts reach 1 800 with slow trading and lower bids. Veal and sheep quotes soften with choice veal up to 14 60 and fat lambs around 8 40 per hundredweight. Slaughter hogs steady as receipts around 100 and packing sows steady with no early activity reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Fresh Poultry Notes
Local market listing shows butter tubs priced, various meat cuts and poultry goods. Includes percentages and weights for items such as old roosters ducks geese and fresh killed poultry available at the nearby facility.
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Pittsburgh
Nennery
Unclear OCR fragment on dairy pricing and grading
Readable portions mention butterfat percentages and grading terms in a dairy product listing. The text appears garbled with misread numbers and labels, limiting a precise summary and identification of an event or entities.
Poultry Price Listings and Market Terms
The record shows various poultry prices per pound and lot terms including heavy fowls mid to high teens, medium birds around 17 to 18 cents, heavy broilers 23 to 38 cents, and other items like old cocks and stags. Also noted are patroon rates, weights, and occasional currency references such as 82.40 and 2.25 per 100 pounds for Russet potatoes.
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Otatues Shatner
Cleon Mt
Cincinnati Produce Putter Creamery Stock Report
The notice lists stock numbers 3 20 2 18 3 10 and butter fat at 21 with prices 24 22 20 for various grades. It references packing stock and case counts including ra firsta fireta seconds and nearby graded lots.
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Tub
Kidnappers Confess In Detroit Kidnapping Plot
Police said Keor mien, a former policeman, and another suspect were held as principals in a plot to extort $100,000 from a wealthy Detroiter after kidnapping one of his two children. All have confused statements, authorities reported.
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Detroit
U.P
Keor Mien
War Department awards contracts for new aircraft
Washington on January 22 reports the War Department signed ten contracts with aeronautical manufacturers for new airplanes and engines totaling 1,190,897.05 dollars.
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Washington
War Department
Aeroenautical
Laborite Left Foes Deepen Mactonald Crisis
London sources report internal opposition from a hard left Labor group to Prime Minister Rameau Mactonald, compounding his administration’s troubles. The dispute signals growing intra party tensions and potential policy friction.
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London
Rameau Mactonald
McVay Baby Dies in Columbus Hospital
Barbara B. McVay five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Don McVay of Leroy died this morning in Grant Hospital Columbus from bronchial trouble. She had been brought to Athens from Christmas visit with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John L Beckley. Private funeral services were held at 4:30 in the Weat Union Street Cemetery chapel conducted by Rev C M Coulter. The body was placed in the McVay crypt in the mausoleum.
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Barbara B. McVay
Don McVay
Leroy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Athens
Weat Union Street
C. M. Coulter
McVay
Sentiment Grows Over Japan Immigrant Policy Says Shidehara
Acting Foreign Minister Baron Shidehara says executions of Japanese in the United States under the 1924 Immigration Act have stirred strong public feeling in the country for seven years.
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Torio
United States
Baron Shidehara
Cheaper To Live In 6.2 Percent Drop Across 32 Cities
The Department of Labor reports a 6.2 percent cost of living decrease in 32 cities for last year. Food led the drop with 7.2 percent in the second half, while overall declines averaged 3.4 percent. Detroit posted the largest yearly fall, 8.1 percent, and New York City registered a 6.4 percent decline.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Detroit
New York City
Bandit Robs Hotels in Gold Coast Tour
A poorly dressed thief who knew elevator operations robbed two hotels in Chicago's Gold Coast last night. He held up 22 people, tried to rob a third hotel, then calmly walked away. Police seek suspect described as shabbily dressed and skilled in lifting passengers.
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Chicago
Gold Coast
Firemen Save Representative Bakhead and Wife from Alabama
Firefighters rescued Representative William D. Bakhead and his wife from their apartment after flames spread from a neighboring house. The incident occurred in Washington on January 22.
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Washington
U.R
William D. Bakhead
Alabama
Four Die in Bayou Gun Battle Among Fur Trappers
In Point a la Hache Louisiana four men were killed today in a shooting duel between rival fur trappers in a bayou near the trading settlement.
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Point A LA Hache
U.P
Student replaces injured performer in Ohio Prep Follies skit
Marian Fluke of Zanesville will substitute for Jean Hay of Wilkinsburg in the Alpha Xi Delta skit at the Ohio University Prep Follies tonight after Miss Hay strained a leg ligament during practice and cannot participate.
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Marian Fluke
Zanesville
Jean Hay
Wilkinsburg
Ohio University Prep
Miss Hay
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