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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1932

Page

5

Trade Winds: Early Year Optimism Buoys Cleveland Economy

The Union Trust Company Cleveland notes renewed confidence from a speedy Reconstruction Finance Corp. establishment. It highlights improving bond prices, higher December payrolls in Cleveland and Detroit, modest December job losses in New York State, and a possible auto industry rebound as January shows stronger showings and new models. Still, it cautions against expectant broad gains in 1932 amid railroad and unemployment challenges.

Cleveland Reconstruction Finance Corp Union Trust Company Detroit New York State United States Canada

Weather prophets retract winter predictions in southeast Ohio

Weather forecasters who warned of a severe winter based on animal coats and corn husks now admit errors. New observations show unusually mild days and experts expect a milder rest of winter, though springlike spells may fade as the season continues.

Ohio

New Outbreak Fares Honolulu Riot Clash

Anger over He Wali reform spreads as a Honolulu incident escalates into near riot between white residents and Hawaiians. A fight involving a woman and a broker allegedly sees a navy lieutenant and his brother attacked, prompting a Hawaiian uprising police say. Lieut Charles Lynch and Howard Lynch narrowly escaped a mob while trying to park near a Waikiki Beach tavern.

Honolulu T. H Charles Lynch Howard Lynch Waikiki Beach

Hiker Rufus Walks On to Meet Hoover in Athens Visit

Rufus Enters Athens on his long walk to Danville after delivering three messages to President Hoover from Danville officials. He has walked 1,500 miles and plans four more weeks to finish. He recalls Spanish American War service and hopes to lecture 40,000 students on return.

H. H Rufus Athens Danville Hoover Walker Commercial News General Pershing

Vinton County Teams Join With Jackson

The first Vinton County Basketball Tournament will be held at Hamden on February 26 and 27. McArthur Wilkesville Zaleski and Hamden will compete as Jackson and Vinton Counties continue their joint event. A girls game at each session and a free throw contest will boost the program.

Mcarthur Vinton County Hamden Jackson Vinton Wilkesville Zaleski

Nellie the Dog Captivates Western Union Camp

Nellie a bull dog attached to the Western Union line gang near Athens attracts visitors at the six railroad cars on the siding by Union Station. She loves foreman W P Young and is a noted mail carrier in small towns, though cats can distract her. Nellie is praised for intelligence and fondness for the doodlebug stories tell of her roaming philanderings.

John McLean Nellie Western Union Line Union Station Athens W. P. Young Western Union Baltimore and Ohio Greenfield Luhrig

Shenandoah Valley Markers Draw Tourists to Scenic Spots

A Northern Virginia travel sketch highlights the Shenandoah Valley along the Lee Highway with Page Valley sights, Massanutten districts, and cave formations. It cites Hope Farm and Egypt House cellars, Luray’s court house architecture, Skyland resort, and the Shenandoah National Park spanning over 325000 acres.

Lee Highway Shenandoah Valley Virginia Page Valley Shenandoah Luray District Massanutten Mountains Massanutten Page County Luray New Market Hope Farm Egypt House Page Shenandoah River Phil Sheridan Skyland Shenandoah National Park Sperryville Blue Ridge Thornton Gap Piedmont

Belpre Man Samuel Wilcoxen Dies at 87

Marietta Ohio dispatch reports Samuel Wilcoxen 87 of Belpre died Saturday at his home after infirmities. Funeral services set for Tuesday 2 p.m. at Belpre A B Church with interment in Rockland Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary and five children including William Belpre and Samuel Parkersburg, plus siblings Thomas Belpre and Elizabeth Vincent. Grandchildren number 15 and four great grandchildren.

Belpre Samuel Wilcoxen Cutler Jessie Wharton Benjamin Wilcoxen Parkersburg Thomas Wilcoxen Elizabeth Rarick Vincent

Make This Model at Home Pattern 2265

The ad promotes Pattern 2265 for a smart little girl dress with a scalloped yoke and inverted pleats. Sizes 2 4 6 8 require specific fabric. percale broadcloth seersucker or dimity recommended. Price 15 cents per pattern. catalog and pattern together 25 cents. address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department West Ath Street New York City

Hoover Policy On Destitute Now Opposed

In Washington a fight over aid to the destitute grows as Sen Costigan and Sen La Follette back a 375 million relief bill. The administration would place feeding shelter and medical care on states and communities, risking a Senate defeat and potential House cuts to Hoover’s budget.

Washington Hoover Senate Costigan Colorado Lafoellette Wisconsin Coatigan-La- Follette House Mr. Hoover Treasury

Bainbridge Safecrackers Hit Three Stores on Main Street

A four man gang exploited a street lighting outage in Bainbridge to burglarize Hedrick Drug Co Ingle Hardware Co and J W Steadman filling station on Main Street early Sunday. They blew two safes and escaped with about 300 dollars in cash guns and merchandise. Victims were the three local businesses located centrally.

Chillicothe Bainbridge Hedrick Drug Company Ingle Hardware Company J. W. Steadman

Local Health Demonstration At Berry Hotel Athens Ohio

A male audience is invited to a free demonstration at the Berry Hotel in Athens Ohio on Friday January 29 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Attendees are advised to avoid breathing devices and unnecessary medical procedures as risks are noted. The notice states only white people may attend and that the speaker will tour this section in this city.

Ohio Harrisonburg Brock Gap Alleghenies Rockingham Springs Spottswood Virginia Pike Churchville North River Harrisonville Staunton Berry Hotel Athens

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