Varner Family Mourns After Fatal West Shooting
Fred Slater was fatally shot in the West where both men were at the time. Mr Varner leaves his mother Mrs Margaret Varner The Plains three brothers and three sisters EF M Varner Columbus E C Varner Lancaster J R Varner Chauncey Mrs W M Secoy Lancaster Mrs Elmer Poling Millsfield and Mrs H A Tipton The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Slater
West
Mr. Varner
Margaret Varner
the Plains
EF. M. Varner
Columbus
E. C. Varner
Lancaster
J. R. Varner
Chauncey
W. M. Secoy
Elmer Poling
Millsfield
H. A. Tipton
Traffic Safety Officials Push Training to Cut Auto Fatalities
State and local officials, manufacturers, dealers, and drivers unite to reduce crashes after the holiday. Data show 1925 fatalities near 20,000 and 1926 early figures averaging seven per week in large cities. Experts cite the need for driver training and controlled speed, with simulated street-condition courses used by major cab companies to train chauffeurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cam m
United States
California
Tennsylvania
Ilinols
Michigan
Texas
Tobacco markets set to open across Georgia in August
In Atlanta on July 6 twenty two Georgia tobacco markets will begin operations August 3, with North and South Carolina openings on August 10 and September 7. Georgia crop is expected to be 20 percent larger and higher quality than last year. In Topeka Kansas orchard reports predict a 25 to 66 percent drop in Northwest Kansas apple output, while Yous Valley prospects near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
South Rolina
North Carolina
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Northwest
Yous Valley
Record Tinplate Output Sets New Pittsburgh District Peak
New figures released today show a fresh record for tinplate production in the Pittsburgh district over the last two months. Strong demand from Colamine orders and higher price predictions accompany the milestone as mills sustain high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Milla
Packard to Deliver 4 Million Government Aircraft Parts
Detroit dispatch reports the Packard Motor Car Company expects to supply government order aircraft motors and parts totaling 4 million dollars by year end. The contract calls for 150 motors and a September delivery of standard parts. In Cleveland, July 6, the Sherwin Williams company reports marked improvement in business as sales rise substantially over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airplanes
Detroit
Packard Seat Car Company
Cleveland
Sherwin - Williams
New York Stex Call BATF and Terany Day Trading
New York July 6 Constructive activity in stocks continued after the Fourth of July holiday with money conditions comfortable and the call rate steady around 4.45 percent. Extensive listings show notable names including Allis Chalmers Ajax Rubber American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Woolen Atchison Baldwin Bethlehem Baltimore and Ohio Leather International Nickel Marine Pref Kennecott Copper Seaboard Steel Goodyear Pref Pan American Westinghouse Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific United States Steel Union Pacific Studebaker Sinclair Oil Texas Oil Tobacco Production and other major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stex
Batf &Terany
Allis Chalmers
Ajax Rubber
Ates Akin Ee
American Car and Foundry
Merican H Anid L. Com
Stmerican Loco
Pan American B
Marland
Seesesetouwacs
Evaia
New York Central
Tebuor
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Recal States
EOOR
Sces
Beasete
Ennsylvania
Hav Y Consolidated
Magine
Taken to Delaware sanitarium for treatment
Miss Blanche Beckler was taken to the Delaware sanitarium Saturday for treatment in the P. G. Dowler ambulance. A public hearing on Whitens city tax budget was introduced with two copies on file in the city auditor's office for public inspection. The hearing is set at Athens City Hall on July 27 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Blanche Beckler
Saturn
P. G. Dowler
Athens
Evans
Chicago and Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Across Markets
Livestock prices and receipts across Chicago and Pittsburgh show cattle, sheep, and hog markets with varying gains and softness. Highlights include yearling steers rising to around 10.50, veal up about 25 cents, hogs reaching 15.40 to 15.50 for various weight classes, and sheep and lamb values fluctuating amid large receipts and uneven demand.
Cincinnati Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts 2000 slow market with steers good to choice at 9.50 to 10.25. hogs receipts 6000 steady with good to choice at 14.75. sheep 7500 steady with rool to choice at 44.6 and lambs 15.15 to 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
ST. Tous
Aiden Lin
Cincinnate
New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Grading Notes
New York produce prices show varied levels for aviet and Ti soork items with smoothing midwest spot rates at 16.80 and refined granulation steady. Rio No 7 19 c Santos 22 72344 c. tallow cull quiet. hay dull No 1 1.45 No 3 1.05. dressed poultry steady turkeys 30 4 sey chickens 1N 4ie. live poultry steady geese 18 15 e, ducks 10 27 e. Meat and dairy figures include milk at 4720 e, receipts 12,590. creamery and butter prices cited. potatoes listed with Virginia 5.15 per barrel, Carolina 45.25 per barrel. Cincinnati butter and wool prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Suenr
Rio No
Santos
Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Commodity and bond price roundup from Toledo market notes
The Toledo market column lists abert y bonds with various lot numbers and prices such as first on 102.18 and second 4s at 100, plus fourth 44s at 102.30. Wheat and corn notes show No 2 samples, rye correspondence, and timothy cash and future prices. butter, lages, hay, and other staples with figures like 404742 and 30.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Athens Countian Dies in Missouri Hospital
Homer L Varner 27 born and raised in Athens county died suddenly at 4 45 pm yesterday in the U S veterans hospital Jefferson Barracks Mo of heart trouble He served in World War He is survived by sister Mrs H A Tipton The Plains Ohio body to be brought there Wednesday morning Funeral arrangements pending He belonged to I O F and K of P lodges of Athens He had accompanied the Plains the body of two years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Varner
Athens County
U. 8 Veterans Hospital
Jefferson Barracks
H. A. Tipton
the Plains
K. of P. Lodge
Athens
Doris Mears
Miss Marraby
Doris
Nan
Mrs. Mears
Mr. Lyster
Deter
John
Arnott
Claudie
Veter
Nine Arrested on National Holiday for Local Court
Nine individuals faced Justice of the Peace Carl Porter on intoxication charges during Independence Day observances. Various defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty, with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars, bonds set up to 600 dollars, and several cases continuing into July. One incident involved a drunken driving crash on the Athens Nelsonville road, delaying traffic for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Carl Smith
Sugar Creek
FE. C. Mariner
Edward Sager
Athens
Mariner
James Vernon
Delbert Swyers Wa
Murray
Swyers
William Paratt
Morgan Monroe
Theodore Wallace
Guy Beal
Sylvia Stufflehean
Howard Gilson
Beal
Nelsonville
Ralph Betts
Cline's
Tee Cream Company
Jim Shaffer
Harry Ashworth
Churches of Athens Meet Under Wo men Voters League
Reed reports Athens churches gathered Sunday night under the auspices of the Women Voters League to discuss community issues and promote civic participation among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Athens
Women Voters’ League
Cooperative Churches of Athens
Ewing Hall
League of Women Voters
Oe Field
Craig Reports on Rotary Gathering at Denver convention
T W Craig Athens Rotary delegate reported on the Rotary International convention in Denver at a noon Athens club lunch. The comprehensive briefing praised as the best yet heard. The party included five Athens Rotarians and spouses plus guests from Nelsonville and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Craig
Athens Rotary Club
Rotary International
Denver
Hotel Berry
Athens Club
Athens
Yellowstone National Park
J. Haliday Cline
Hocking Valley
Cline
Rotary
Messrs
Laurie
Mechem
Craig
Frank Beasley
Athens Clib
Beasley
Roger J Jones
World Peace Talk At Athens Coop Service
Judge E L Sayre urged cooperative action to abolish war citing world wide dangers of nationalism and education for war. He warned of total casualties and new weapons and urged church and civic groups to lead a campaign through meetings, newspapers and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Sayre
Japan
Pacific
San Francisco
Germany
Sayre
United States
Christian Church
Human Welfare Associations of All Nations
Learned Societies of All Nations
International Chamber of Commerce
Workers of
Fred Lee Tom
Flanders
C. PD. Giauque
Daniel .McGurk
M. E. Chat‘ley
Two Shot Down In Robbery Near Hamilton
In Hamilton on July 6 two men were killed in a quick exchange of bullets after a suspected robbery attempt. James Combs, 25, white, was shot while protecting his female companion. Turner Isaacs, escort to another woman, shot and killed the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U.P
James Combs
Turner Isaacs
Identity of dry agents revealed after mob attack at Niles
Two prohibition agents attacked in Niles were identified as Harry Reitsel and Red Franklin, both from Columbus. Reitsel was hospitalized in serious condition. Franklin reportedly recovered. Neither man employed by the state, they entered a suspected saloon to buy liquor, triggering a chaotic brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Prohibition
Niles
Harry Reitsel
Red” Frankelin
Reitzel
Vercy
Franklin
Belles of Trimble Recall Homecoming Guest List
Real homecoming at the MBiddison farm near Bishopville drew five widows and one married woman from the old Trimble circle. Attendees Amanda Bryngon Louisa Pettit Nancy Bryson Lydia Danford Sarah Dupler Laratta Biddison and Delila Biddison range in age from 75 to 88, all former belles when Johnny Came Marching Home. Five of the women married Civil War veterans. four widowed, one with a living husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Johnson
Athens
Mbiddison
Bishopville
Amanda Bryngon
Louisa Pettit
Nancy Bryson
Lydia Danford
Sarah Dupler
Laratta Biddison
Delila Biddison
Trimble
Johnny
Wanted a Christian Woman for Family Visitor Role
A notice seeks a Christian woman to serve as family visitor in her own community. The position offers remuneration during training and can be full or spare time. Respond with frank details to Robert Marston 47 East Mill St Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marston
East Mill St
Akron
Ohio
Americans to Tour in 11.6 Million Cars This Summer
President Thomas D. P. Henry of the American Automobile Association predicts 11,606,000 automobiles will travel this summer with about 46,800,000 people on the roads. He notes more than half of these journeys will be in private cars across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Thomas DP. Henry
American Automobile Association
United States
Woman Finds Vitality with Vegetable Compound on Farm
Mrs. Cora Short of Oklahoma City recounts longtime dairy labor and family duties followed by health gains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weight rise from 115 to 135 pounds after seven bottles and renewed energy to work, sleep well, and feel less tired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Cowa
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Cora Short
Oklahoma City
Okla
Radio Dial Sings With Clubs Across Nation
A列 radio schedule lists WEAF WJZ and WRC offerings plus Keystoners and light opera across major cities. Programs span orchestras, dance bands, and noon to late night concerts with regional slots from Atlantic City to San Francisco and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Eveready Orchestra
WJZ
WRC
the Keystoners
KGO
KFI
WLIB
Erbstein
WDAF
New York
Frank Cole
Dogs
Leonard
Pennsylvania Keystoners
WLWL
WGBS
Rosalie
Georges Kanomy
WIP
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
WFII
Sea
New Kdea
Pittsburg
The
Symphony Players
Rand
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn
WJAR
PROVE
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y. Central
Kimball Trio
WHZ
Holyoke
CKCL
Toronto
Baldwin
Washington
New Willard Orchestra
le Paradis
U.P
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Business World Today
J. C. Boyle
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S.C.A
Virginia
Carolina
Michian
Cincinnati
Boston
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Justice Porter
Pm Ea
Caulas
E. L. Sayre
Fourth Ohio District Court of Appeals
Ruby M. Ayres
Acsis
Peter Lyster
London
Nan Marraby
France
Joan Endicott
Joan
Peter
Joan Arnott
Marraby
Harley Sefton
Sefton
Buster
Jim
Mariaby
Bhoys
Miss Lyster
Gard
Shoe
Lyster
Happy Woman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Esinol
Bourgist
Setla Resinol
Seashore
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Allegheny Mountains
Harper's Perry
Valley of the Potomac
Baltimore
Gutes
Aere Agrong
WPG
Murphys Minstrels
Chalfonte-Haddon
Conway
WBAL
Sandman
City Ack Orchestra
WEE
Ered Pheer
Lucerne Trio
WGR
BO Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
WTAM
Ste
State
Perram
Wilson
Skylark
WWJ
WCX
WJR
Goldkette
Red Apple Club
WREO
Lansin
WMBF
MIAM
Dinne
Dance Orchestra
the Twins
Pereeny Chamber Symphony
Max Jacobs
Jubiles Singers
Es Orchestras
WNYC
Gee
Jean Beshared
WSB
KYW
WMAQ
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
Erbstein and Orchestra
Castle Farm
Urnt Corkers
Formica Orchestra
Davenport
WEAP
WHO
Elite
Fort Worth
KPRC
Houston
Wear
Kansas City
WHB
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Radio Club
Zoeller
ST. Paul
Mooseheart
Settin
Oakland
Pilgrims
Madson
Star- News
Kenia Ochestra
Ob Mustenine
Crohenen
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