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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
14
Local classifieds show various categories including livestock dogs poultry and farm equipment, along with merchandise for sale. Real estate notes cover farms for rent lots for sale and houses for sale or rent. Consumers are urged to browse sections for opportunities and listings.
In Athens County Ohio a public auction will be held at the court house on Monday February 24 1936 at 1 30 PM under an order of sale in Dow Ross v Rana M Waggoner et al The sale features two tracts in sections 12 and 11 Town 7 Range 12 of the Ohio Company Purchase totaling about 103 acres with highway tenements and a minimum bid of 1236 two thirds of that amount. Sheriff Charles Stratton presiding. R M Windgardner attorney.
Hog prices steady to firm with 180 to 300 lb gains at around 11 dollars. Sows steady at 9 dollars. Cattle and calves mostly steady with killers at 5.50 to 9 dollars, good steers 8.50 to 11. Sheep strong to higher on light receipts with lambs around 10.25 to 11 dollars. Boston wool prices firm with French combing grades at 85 to 87 cents scoured and greasy fleeces around 34 cents.
Mansfield preacher Rev. John Cochrane opens a revival at the Tabernacle Church of the Nazarene on Monday night through February 9. Sunday School starts 9 30 a m and Nazarene Young People's Society meets at 7 p m led by Miss Eleanor Cox. Sunday morning message is The Water of Life. Evening topic Bringing Them in Alive.
Dr. William H. Monahan, 85, reflecting on 61 years as a physician, notes changes from horseback calls and buggy travel to modern autos and paved roads. He began practice in 1874 with his father, a Civil War surgeon, and remained active, treating countless patients in Jackson County.
A county unemployed league will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting in City Hill Council Chamber to explain WPA regulations and changes in Athens County projects. The gathering, called by county leagues, is open to all WPA workers interested in the new rules outlined by Hopkins and others.
A district court overruled a motion for a new trial in the age discrimination suit involving Frank Blaine Goldsberry. The judge addressed demurrer issues and related counsel discussions. The matter centers on Minnie B. Hottel and the Indust rion of Ohio. Proceedings set to continue with further hearings.
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