State Hospital Repairs Made at Athens Hospital
Interior renovations at the Athens State Hospital include relocating offices on the first floor. The front room, stenographers and Dr Creed offices have sanded floors and refinished walls. A new telephone booth was added in Dr Creed's office and a mantel removed for more filing space. L. C. Nye is building a house on West Union Street.
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Goddard and Long Form Insurance Partnership
James W. Long, ex head of the Life Insurance Department of Town and Village Insurance Company, partners with Dewey Goddard, local agent. Long, MIT and NYU alum, married in March to Lucy Edwards, a former Athens schools critic teacher, living in Athens. They will move from the A A Nellis house on Lancaster Street to 163 North Congress Street after August 1. Long has a 17 year old son James enrolled in Athens High School.
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Life Insurance Department
Town and Village Insurance Company
Dewey Goddard
Mr. Long
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York University
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Athens
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A. A. Nellis
Lancaster Street
J. R. Gentry
North
Congress Street
James
Athens High School
AmesBern Teachers All Are Re-Employed for 1933 34
Teachers in the Ames Bern School District are re employed for the year 1933 34 according to superintendent F J Taylor of Ames ville. The list includes high school faculty E R O Neill coach Lloyd Seifert math J L McKitrick Smith Hughes Bessie Wooley Mariana Bing Athens Emily L Gaylord Jessie Lortz and grade teachers Louise Linncott Virginia Carpenter Dorothy Dixon Nellie Woolley Sadie Laickett Fannie Matteson and others teaching across Amesville Amenville and surrounding districts.
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F. J. Taylor
Amesville
E. R. O'Neill
Lloyd Seifert
J. L. McKitrick
Chesterhill
Smith-Hughes
Bessie Wooley
Mariana Bing
Athens
Emily L. Gaylord
Jessie Lortz
Commercial
Louise Linncott
Virginia Carpenter
Dorothy Dixon
Amenville
Nellie Woolley
Sadie Laickett
Fannie Matteson
A. B. Christman
Broadwell
Wilbur Harris
Plantsville
Daisy Burns
Townhouse
Paul Dixon
Utley
Jennie Loeffier
Sharpsburg
Mt. Hermon
Gladys M. Lee
Lathrop
Beasley Co Building Receives New Roof With City Air Marker
A new felt and asphalt roof has been placed on the F. J. Beasley Co. building on West Union Street. An air marker for the city will be painted on the roof to guide aviators, with "Athens" about 15 feet high extending diagonally across roughly 100 feet.
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West Union Street
Athens
Red Men Meeting to Feature Vaudeville Show and Dance
The Mohawk tribe Athens chapter of the Improved Order of Red Men will host a special program after its regular meeting tonight. A vaudeville show and four dances are planned with talent from Athens County. The Mohawk Orchestra will provide music for the dance and all Red Men and Pocahontas families are invited along with recent members.
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Industrial and Utilities Stocks Decline in Mixed Market
The table shows mixed results across industries with several firms posting gains such as Allied Chemicals 133 percent and Coca Cola 6 percent, while others dip including U.S. Steel and related firms. The overall range highlights activity in chemicals, autos, and utilities with notable percentages for Union Pad and Penn Reading sectors.
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Mineral Wins Two Games Last Sunday
Mineral's baseball team defeated Prattsville 10-0 and Luhrig 19-10 in a Sunday twin bill at New Marshfield. Pitcher H. Bobo struck out 15 in the second game and 11 in the first, allowing three hits to Prattsville and 11 to Luhrig. Cooper had three hits in the opener, Addis collected four safeties in the second. Mineral to play Zaleski Forest Camp on Sunday, July 23.
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Balbo Leaves New York for Washington as U S Flying Guest
General Italo Balbo Italian Air Minister departs Floyd Bennett Field at 8 19 a m as guest of the U S Army and Navy. His armada arrived yesterday from Chicago.
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Teachers Named for Mechanicsburg and Athens Townships 1933-34
The Mechanicsburg Training School lists 1933 34 faculty including Lucy Edwards Long Athens principal Pauline Davis grades 5 6 Mary Nesom grade 4 Irene Irwin grades 2 3 Edna Felt grade 1 Grace Cushman music Jack Rhodes physical education and Isabelle Work art In Athens Township teachers include Mary Hanning Children s Home grades 5 8 Villa Tipple Rock Riffle grades 1 4 Mary Lawrence Peach Ridge all grades Lucile Hunter Jackville grades 1 4 and Mary Daugherty Factory grades 6 and 7
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Athens
Pauline Davis
Mary Nesom
Irene Irwin
Edna Felt
Grace Cushman
Jack Rhodes
Isabelle Work
Athens Township
Mary Hanning
Villa Tipple
Stocks rise on early trading with gains in metals and rails
New York stocks moved upward today led by copper and gold mining issues with Anaconda Cerro De Pasco and Kennecott higher. Alaska Juneau and New York Central rail shares also advanced while National Distillers edged up and farm equipment showed strength despite grain setbacks.
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Dun and Bradstreet Commodity Index Dips Slightly
New York July 20 Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for the United Press 1980 1982 Average 100 stands at 112.99. The previous day 113.52. Week ago 110.04. Month ago 92.66. Year ago 74.79. 1933 high 113.62 on July 19 and low 67.84 on January 20.
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Mechanicsburg School Closes Summer Session August 3
Mechanicsburg Training School ends its summer term on August 3 with four regular staff in charge. Junior high studies focus on cultures contributing to civilization up to 1770. Local businesses assist with displays including Navajo, Chinese, and metalwork artefacts and a planned field trip to Rosewood Pottery in Crooksville.
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Miss Davis
Nesom
Miss Irwin
Long
Hatch Book Shop
Millikan Jewelry
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Rosewood Pottery
Crooksville
Mattie M. Hatch
Logan Book
Millikan Jewelers
Cora Bailey
Athens
Poultry prices and varieties in local market listing
Readable items show live poultry prices for chickens ducks and varieties. Includes young colored chickens heavy stock leghorns white leghorns and white pekins with per unit costs and weight notes across listed categories.
Butter and egg market snapshot from early trading
Butter with No 2 at 11 cents and No 3 at 10 cents per pound shows fat delivered. Eggs steady with cases included. extra firsts 16 cents, seconds 12 cents. Nearby graded items not shown.
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Butter and Poultry Prices and Market Receipts Listed
Market notes show Butter Near( by) Tulsa with extras 28e and standards 26e, 89 core BSc 23%4e. Egas receipts list firsts 14 and fresh extras 16 17¢, hens and leghorns various prices, springers and broilers quoted, ducks and geese also listed. Turkeys include young toms 10 12c and old tomes 7 8c, Virginia Potatoes cobbler at 65.25 per barrel.
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Virginia Barrels
U. S
Market steady prices unchanged for cane and tub market
Receipts total 9,962 canes with extras 18 15 cents and firsts 14 15 cents while current receipts reach 120134 cents with dirties noted. Lic. Butt Market shows easy prices with receipts of 15,126 tubs and specials 25N25 cents. Extras 24 1/2 cents and extra firsts 23 34 cents. firsts 224 2240 cents. seconds 204 ie. standards 24 cents.
Market Prices For Fresh Produce Across States
Ohio beans listed at $1.25 per bushel and $1.50 for 2.25. cabbage in Ohio basket 90c, 50 lb poorer at 78c. lettuce from California homegrown 50 by 4.50. mustard 5c per unit. onions in California yellow 50 lb sack 1.40 to 1.50. potatoes in Virginia Cobblers No 1 at 5.25 to 5.50 per bag. radishes 30c per 250. tomatoes in various baskets from Ohio and southern fields priced up to 1.40.
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Cattie Receipts Steady as Market Notes Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts total 1000 with a slow market and declines from 20 to 26 cents. Heavies range 240 to 400 pounds, yorkers around 505 to 515 dollars, mediums 140 to 310 pounds, light yorkers 120 to 145 pounds, and pigs 3500 to 4000 dollars. Sheep and lambs receipts 1300 with steady to active trade. lambs 90 pounds down to 808.25, ewes and wethers mixed. calves receipts 180 with steady to firmer tone, dealers paying 606.50 and up to 7 for some.
Market Report: Cattle Sheep and Hog Prices Mixed
Hog receipts 5000 with direct and through trades, mostly 15 cents lower on sows while top weights 180 to 300 pounds bring 5 dollars. Cattle receipts 350 with calves 360. steers and heifers steadier but uneven, beef cows 2.75 to 3.75, bulls 2.50 to 3.45. Sheep receipts 3000 fat lambs up 25 cents, steady to higher on weight and grade with feeder and mixed lots noted. Fat ewes and bucks ranged 1 to 2 dollars.
Fragmented Financial Codes From Historical Ledger
The fragment lists various ledger entries with abbreviations Lib Treas and dates in values, showing balance figures like 102.23 and 104.22. Multiple entries reference different years and ledger types, including first, fourth, and third libraries and treasurers with coded figures.
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Grain and Produce Prices in Elevators and Transit Billing
Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye with various grades and cents per bushel. Market notes show cash and futures for clover, alsike and timothy hay, butter, eggs, and creamery butter with per hundredweight values.
Wool Prices Steady as Boston Market Tightens
In Boston on July 20 wool quantities remained ample yet steady prices. Old wools absorbed, about 40 percent of the 1933 domestic clip already in manufacturing. Ohio and similar grades moved at 35 to 36 cents, Delaine choice at 32 cents, fine wools of stained lots around 65 to 63 cents, reflecting scarce supply and strong market conditions.
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