Community Notes From Rock Lawa Area
Local church services held by Rev and Mrs Minor in Rock Lawa. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Roy Sturm and family, travel to nearby towns for family events and condolences. The Ladies Auxiliary plans an oyster and wiener supper on Friday night February 2 to benefit their lodge, with music by Ray Root and the Parsons brothers.
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Minor
Rocklawa
Universalist
Chuyoy
Wagner
Roy Sturm
Ray Root
Pauli
Everett Parsons
Rumer Brandeberry
Susie Grimes
Camp At Zaleski Described By Veteran Commander
A veteran commands Ul. 5 Camp at Zaleski describing a work site amid nearly 3500 acres of late forest. The report notes active duties and the scale of clearing and forestry tasks underway.
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Ul. 5
Zaleski
Civilian Conservation Corps
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
A. C Noush
Athens Girls Basketball Week Summary
The article records last weeks girls games at Athens High School with Sophomores defeating Freshmen 11 to 8 and Juniors beating Seniors. First Red Color defeats First Black Color 22 to 9 and Second Red defeats Second Black. Players include Golda Pugh Mary Cowan Mariana Schuler Ann Beasley Anna Dunfee Grace Wood Mary Winning Betty Litter Eileen Decker Jane Marquix Kathryn Reynolds Esther Cakenougher Betty Higgins Margaret Thompses Dolores Henderson Myrna Riggle Jo Barstow Marjorie Wheaton Lillian Cumiey Phyllis Jordan Evelyn Hartman Evelyn Ruston Irma Hayes Officials include referee Agnes Kilpatrick and Helen Gibson.
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Athens High School
Mary Winning
Helen Gibson
Mariana Schuler
Roberta
Myrna Figgle
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Golda Pugh
Mary Cowan
Ann Beasley
Anna Dunfee
Grace Wood
Betty Litter
Eileen Decker Jane Marquix
Kathryn Reynolds
Esther Cakenougher
Betty Higgins
Margaret Thompses
Elores Henderson
Myrna Riggle
Jo Barstow
Marjorie Wheaton
Lillian Cumiey
Phyllis Jordan
Jean Pickens
Evelyn Hartman
Evelyn Ruston
Irma Hayes
Agnes Kilpatrick
Florence Smith
Sarah Mansfield
Mary Grones
Athens High Debaters Defeat Hamden in Debate
Athens Senior High School won a Monday debate over Hamden with judge Professor L. C. Staats scoring the decision. Athens negative team members Jessie Cooper Charlies Sias Jack Meister and Reuben Rothermel debated against Hamden affirmative. Mary Connett hosted a tea after the event in her classroom.
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Athens
Hamden
L. C. Staats
Memers
Jessie Cooper
Charlies Sias
Jack Meister
Reuben Rothermel
United States
Mary Connett
Staats
Ohio University
Lancaster factions worship separately at church split
For the second week the opposing factions of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lancaster worshipped separately. The 350 member group met in the church with Dr. D. Bruce Young of Shelby delivering the sermon. A permanent pastor will be chosen soon. The 300 member group held services in City Hall Auditorium and organized temporarily as the Orthodox Lutheran Church of Lancaster led by Rev. Paul Weimer, former St. Peter's pastor.
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Lancaster
U.P
St. Peter's Evangelical
Tax Commission Deliberates Emergency Program Revenue
The Taxation Commission weighs revenue options for 1985 to fund schools and pensions. Carlton S. Dargusch says new liquor taxes could yield 9 million dollars annually to cover 1934 needs and county pension costs. Proposals include 3 percent sales tax, mixed taxes, or gross receipts tax. No agreement yet on additional state taxes.
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Carlton S. Dargusch
Taxation Commission
Darwuse
Commission
Generals Assembly
PoRsihie
Aimee’s Past Aired in Court
Aimee Bemple McPherson Hutton faced a renewed breach of contract suit at the Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Leon KR Yankwick presided over the $240,000 case for writer director J. Roy Stewart. Homer Johnstone cited a possible scandal suit as motive.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Aimee Bemple McPherson Hutton
Leon KR. Yankwick
Iste
Roy Stewart
Homer Johnstone
Stewart
McPherson
Cromwell Ormsby
Relief funds paid to Athens County workers in December
Relief workers in Athens County received 2006.00 from the state to cover debts contracted in early December. County auditor J. Clyde Edmundson announced the balance for late December and January remains unfunded. Relief department manager Clarence Ofeach said checks were issued for the funds received, and teachers were paid 212 for December salaries.
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Relef
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Clarence Ofeach
Relief Department of the Auditor’s Office
Local motorists fined in city court by Mayor McCune
Robert Violet of Athena pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Mayor Len B. McCune Monday night. He was fined $5 and costs. Herbert Littler Tom Wilson and Raymond Forman were fined to and costs each on intoxication charges.
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Robert Violet
Athena
Len B. McCune
Herbert Littler
Tom Wilson
Raymond Forman
McCune
Dog owner fined for license tag violation in Atheny County
George Byers and Luhrig paid a ten dollar fine plus costs today after pleading guilty to failing to purchase a dog license tag before Magistrate C. H. Porter. The affidavit was filed by Porter Dicken, dog warden of Atheny County.
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George Byers
Luhrig
Byers
C. H. Porter
Porter Dicken
Atheny County
Beaumont Men Plead Guilty to Intoxication Charges
William Jaynes of Beaumont and B D Hughes of Hastings Addition pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl Miller to intoxication charges. They were fined and charged costs. Deputy Sheriff Karl Gardner arrested the men.
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William Jaynes
Beaumont
B D. Hughes
Hastings Addition
Pearl Miller
Costa
Karl Gardner
Wool buyers push west as Boston market sees fair demand
Boston wool buyers began their annual westward trip to procure unshorn wool. Demand in Boston was only fair today with an estimated 90 million pounds sold in January. Prices remained firm amid subdued buying and no significant cancellations noted.
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Boston
UPI
Industrials Lead Rise In Market's Opening
Market opens higher with industrials near 1931 highs on the New York Stock Exchange while railroad shares improve yet stay below the 1933 peak. Utilities and bonds rise. commodities mainly up though silver and rubber fall. Farm equipment, steels, rails, motor stocks gain. notable quotes include Case and American Telephone. Agricultural prices move with live poultry and eggs. butter and egg prices mixed with weaker egg sales.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States
Case
Baltimore & Ohio
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Iternational Harvester
Bank numbers shrink as statistics show bank closures
Standard Statistics Company reports nearly 16 000 banks operate in the United States without restriction a drop of about 20 percent from 14 500 banks open in 1935 The mortality of banks was high from 1933 and the bank holiday declared by President Roosevelt at his inauguration in March marked the climax of the crisis
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United States
Standard Statistics Company
Roosevelt
Dun & Bradstreet Commodity Index Report
Dun and Bradstreet releases a weighted index of basic commodities for the United Press. The 1930s average is 100 with today at 105.59, yesterday 104.66, week 106.47, month 100.59, and year 66.54. The report shows various price ranges and figures for January and other items. Copyright 1934 by Dun and Bradstreet, Inc.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreets Daily
United Press
Dun & Brad Street, Inc
Stock listings show mixed gains across major U S firms
The page records varied percentages for many companies including Westinghouse, Continental Can, Coca Cola, General Motors, Ford, and Nash, among others. Notable shifts range from 0% to 90% with several firms in the teens and twenties, reflecting uneven market activity.
Market prices for poultry, eggs, meat and produce
The report lists current receipts and prices across poultry categories including hens, leghorn and springers, ducks, geese, and turkeys with weight bands and per pound figures. It also covers butter, eggs, potatoes, apples, and beef calf and sheep receipts with price ranges and market conditions.
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Tules
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Livestock Auction Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs receipts 4800 with 166 direct and through, market active and generally steady. Tops and bulk around 19 to 26 pounds, 230 to 350 thousand head range, prices from 3.96 to 5.05 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts 250 with calves and steers and heifers mainly from 3.50 to 6.25, bulk good to choice 650 to 750, calves higher on the day, sheep and lambs steady with good to choice lambs at 4.50 to 6.00.
Cattle and livestock receipts at Parkersburg sale
Parkersburg listing shows limited slaughter cattle demand with 665 head receipts. Slaughter cattle prices range from 2.50 to 9.25 per cwt, with cows and cutters noted. Sheep lambs and horses also listed with varied prices. calves, hogs, and hog meat values included.
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Parkersburg Limstook
Prices paid for crude oil by purchasing agencies
Pittsburgh January 2 following prices paid for crude by purchasing agencies listing Pennsylvania crude in mail transit lines Oil CA 2.97 Bradford and Allegheny crude 2.45 Eureka Pipe Line Co 2.07 Southwest Penn pipe lines 2.12 Buckeye Pipe Line Co 1.92 Corning Buckeye lines 1.32 Bonerset South Penn 1.12 Ashland 1.29 Western Kentucky 1.18 Lima 1.30 Illinois 1.13 Princeton 1.13.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Allegheny
Eureka
Penn
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
South Penn
Ashland
Western Kentucky
Lima
Princeton
Toledo Grain Prices Advance Across Elevator Rates
Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye at Toledo elevators show No. 2 red wheat around 95 06 and 91 02 for different grades. Corn No. 2 yellow around 55 56 with other yellow varieties between 40 and 52. Oats No. 2 white near 38 40. Clover and alsike hay prices noted at 8.25 and 8.50 respectively.
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Sale Motor Sales Co
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Rolet Cours
Bean
Gulf Service
Elliott
Gulf Gas
Top Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise
G. U
Stadium
Sohic Gas
Atlas Tires
McAfee
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Dial
Acme Dry Cleaners
Union St
Federal Farm Loan
SER & S. Haller
Kurtz Ave
Elmer Staley
Chauncey
Leonard Pidcock
R. FD
Nelsonville
Willerrange
Athens Hotel
Leland Parker
Albany, Ohio
R. D
J. MH
Gillett Athens FR
R. B Lampert
Harrisonville
Durham
Brunswick Radio
Summers and Son
R. C. A. Victor
Crosley Radio
Zenner's Electric Dept
Carpenter
Keller
Kerr's
University Terrace
West Union Street
Inquire Person Realty Co
Cline
Coolville
Heiney
West Beau Street
Washington
Maplewood Drive
W. EB. Konkosh
Lenore Bingman
Richland Ave
Dounte House
Chevrolet
Ogg & Beasley Ford
Logan, Ohio
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Middleport
Bos
Pomeroy
Middieport
Edgar Produce Co
Richland Avenue
Midwest
Ste
Charleston
W. V
Cali
Bate & T
Jato
Buchtei
Athens Timber Co
SMITH
Hoare
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Wayne
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Enc
Amesyville
Nist III
College S. Dial
Elo
Long Run
Buck & Burk
Gfaey
Cameron Bus. Lial
Athens Cash Feed
Globe
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Person Realty Co
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Call Landis
Fred Landis
Harvey Conf
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Sonday Creek
Prom
W. Va
Gear
Newonville
Cail
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M. Baugh_ man
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Jones Novelty Store
COX Bros
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J. B. Swanson
Court
Valentines
Cable
Neisenvil
Athens Implement Co
Carpenter St
Carpenter Hardware Co
Crosley
Eveready Air Cell
Abateer Whrator Hardware Co
Hopkins
W. Stete &F
Renta
Madison
Fame
Pauline Tuckerman
Gallipolis
Ward Donaway
Clesstree
Grer Gallipolis
Gallpon
Ciood Wed
Middieport Pomeroy
Promt
Third Ave
Wilkeville
Thomas Booth
Wilkenville
Frost
Tory
Amall
Roush
Ohlio
War Department
Rouch
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Greens Run
Glen Burson
Aimee
Evangelist
Boston Wool Markey
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US Erie
Central
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PRG
Westinghouse
Ceoshipeiniaeyiavdh
INDUS
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Canada
Dies & Eire
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Ccess
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Ward
Davy Prod
Distillers Owens TR
Ena “ Consolidated O
Socony Vacate Rand
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Erie
Ee Texas Corp
Bethlehem Crucible
Ford Canada A
Boroes
Goodrich Hubber
Mack Truth
Nash
Peiewenneenianes
Bayless
Ewnesoutescesameee
MG Buli
Eeencentantes
Kennecott
Curb Am Gas & Ble
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Cleveland
Ucka
U. S
Maine
Florida
Chicago
San Garde
Puttaburgm Livestock
Cincinnate Livestock
Toledo
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