Executor Appointed for Lucinda J. Copeland Estate
EH Copeland of Stewart Ohio is named and qualified as executor of the Lucinda J. Copeland estate, late of Rome Township Athens County Ohio. Probate Judge H. M. Johnson signs the appointment dated June 13 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Rhoades
Athens
Ohio
Roy Rhoades
Athens County
Johnson
Said County
EH. Copeland
Stewart, Ohio
Lucinda J. Copeland
Rome Township
M. Johnson
Frost Nips Meigs County Overnight
Chilly weather Wednesday night produced light frost in several Meigs County sections. Farmers report no material damage expected. Ers. Howard Johnston of Columbus visits Rutland and Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Albany visit Pomeroy, returning to Jacob Zeiher and T W Crow. Dr A R Stark pastor of Pomeroy Baptist Church and Dr H B Robins of Rochester attend a denomination conference in Ironton with Dr Robins as a principal speaker.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Howard Johnston
Columbus
Rutland
Harry Brown
Albany
Jacob Zeiher
T. W. Crow
A. R. Stark
Pomeroy Baptist Church
H. B. Robins
Rochester
Ironton
Dr. Robins
May Relief Funds Allocated For Athens County
A $16 980 45 R F C funds check arrived from George W Barrere auditor of the State Relief Commission for Athens County relief work in the last half of May. Lieut Ray Noble directs relief orders. county commissioners certify and approve the totals. The initial payment order stands at 15 906 34 with checks to be ready by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Cc
George W. Barrere
State Relief Commission
J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County
Ray Noble
Commissioners’ Office
Business Men Get Berths on Ohio Band
Three Athens businessmen join the Ohio University band for the summer session July. P. F. Good of Lawhead Press Donald Strawn Strawn Plumbing Supply and P. O. Nichols advertising manager of The Messenger will be part of the bands 28 members. Director Curtis W. Janssen says at least ten more players will join as instruments arrive and the group plans extensive after rehearsals entertainment for county and state charity groups.
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Athens
Ohio University
P. F. Good
Lawhead Press
Donald Strawn
The
Strawn Plumbing Supply
P. O. Nichols
the Messenger
Curtis W. Janssen
Janssen
Good
Strawn
Nichols
Billroys Comedians Bring Largest Tent Show To Athens
Billroys Comedians arrive in Athens for a one night performance in a three thousand seat blue and gold waterproof tent at Grosvenor and Carpenter Streets. The musical comedy Baby Mine features fifteen vaudeville acts and a large chorus with sixty five cast members. Doors open 7 15 p m, overture at 7 45 p m, curtain at 8 15 p m.
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Billroy
Athens
America
Athena
Grosvenor
Carpenter Streets
Palais Royale Orchestra
Fair and Warmer Predicted for Athens
A stray period of autumn weather cooled Athens but today the outlook shifts to more seasonable conditions. The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather Friday. Yesterday’s high was 6, low 38 last night. At noon the temperature reached 69 with a breezy chill in the air.
Death notices for Charlies Lohse at Factory home
Charlies Lohse aged 74 died this morning at his brother Joseph Lohse's home in Factory after a long illness. He was a widower with a living brother and a writer named Elizabeth. The body was moved to the Dowlrr Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Lohse
Joseph Lohse
Lohse
Joseph
Elizabeth
Dowlrr Funere
Railroad rally lifts New York stocks after earlier drop
In New York trading on June 15, railroad issues led the market higher after a sharp morning decline. Union Pacific rose to 114, autos showed strength with Chrysler at a new yearly high around 27, traction shares peaked for the year, and utilities mixed. Steel and other industrials followed the broad rally while Wheat and farm equipment fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Union Pacific
Chrysler
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Interborough Rapid Transit
American Telephone
Dun & Bradstreet Commodity Index Dips From Record
New York June 15 Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities shows 92.06 today versus 93.01 yesterday. Week age 91.56, month age 88.59, year age 72.13. 1933 high 63.16 and 1933 low 2067.86.
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New York
U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Dun & Bradatreet
Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Wide Market Gains
A jumble of ticker-like lines shows mixed performance across industries with notable gains in Am. Sugar, Am. Radi, General Electric, U.S. Steel, and United Aircraft. Utilities, oils, and chemicals display varying moves as investors react to sector shifts.
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Rock Island
St. Paul
Babharehonenioigs
Aavinthoosen
Allied Chemicals
Sumatra
Coca Cola Sremmemeninireua
Cmuemanidiea OO
Col, Gas & Elec, Commonwealth & Co
Crosley Radio
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright (A) Drug Inc
Gillette Safety Razor
Ee Hahn Dept
Bath
Harvesee
Sears Roebuck
Conénigenenwion
Sl Utilities Power & Light
United Corp
Warner Bros
Wetsinghouse Elec
Atlantic and Refining
Barnadali
Ohio
Phillips Pet
Pate
Ncune Sinclair
Bocony
Ind
Oil of
N. J
Iinoninenen Sts Ams
Thelin Demis
Bethlehem Crucible
Otis Steel
Pikgibineaic
Ie Republic Iron and Bedh Seieei
Steel
Dincaeiiileons
Cord Omega
Sevetamne
Auicran
General Motors
Goodyear Common
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Mack Truck
Icon Ens
Rocio One
BOS
Packard Remivemvevnsnape
Ekennicott Jangen
Ges
Cecee
Briggs Mfg
Socesseseenmeceves
Cities Service Com
Elec
Bond & Share
Weenee Otm Pord Motors Ltd
Woewnnee
Refu Ctretintonbrig Nise
Rail Time Card Details for Athens and Connecting Lines
Train departures and arrivals listed for Athens with No 3 at 11 38 am No 9 at 7 44 pm No 2 at 11 20 am No 4 at 6 24 pm daily except Sunday Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Northbound No 37 at 5 30 pm daily except Sunday Southbound No 30 at 11 02 am daily except Sunday Baltimore and Ohio Westbound No 1 National Limited at 4 45 am No 43 daily except Sunday 6 01 pm Eastbound No 44 daily except Sunday 9 4 am No 13 at 2 23 9 Bl 9 61 pm
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Athens
Chesapeake
610
Hocking Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
Natl
Acenepeses Cece Cresence Penlti
Pinne, SO
Antainteres
Baltimore produce prices and poultry handling notes
Nearby fresh items include live poultry with chickens listed by age and weight, leghorns, and butter stock with packaging numbers and prices. Butterfat delivered at 18 cents with case details. Extra firsts priced at 12 cents per dozen and seconds at 9 cents, plus ungraded lots available nearby.
Butter and Eggs Markets Report Steady Receipts Listed
Market notes show butter and eggs steady with unchanged prices. Butter receipts 16 459 tubs and 25s and 21s cents standards. eggs receipts 27 246 cases with various firsts and extras. cure rent receipts 10 cents. specials and extran prices listed with cents per unit.
Market Prices Roundup for Southern Ohio and Nearby States
Regional price list shows eggs and poultry rates with currents receipts and dressed goods, including butter near tules and 9 to 22 cent ranges for various fowl. Produce entries list green beans, cabbage, lettuce, onions, peas, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, strawberries, tomatoes with crate and basket pricing by grade and origin Michigan and Texas references.
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Tules
Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
California
Texas
Michigan
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Slower Trade
Pittsburg markets report hog receipts near 4500 with top weights 189 to 300 pounds at 4.70, lighter 160 to 180 pounds at 4.50, sows weak. Cattle receipts 750 with steers and heifers around 55.60, cows 2.75 to 3.80, vealers weaker. Sheep receipts 5000 with strong lambs around 7.50 to 7.75, plainer stock down to 6.50. direct movement included 1045 head.
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Pitsburgh
Geady
Treasury bond prices and yields cited in noon taking notes
The excerpt lists noon prices for various U S Treasury issues and Liberty bonds with terms such as 4 1/4s 102.18 and 4s 103, including Treasuries from 1947 to 1965 and quoted rates around 100 to 110, reflecting market quotes and changes.
Railroads Seek 12 4 Percent Wage Cut From 900000 Workers
The nation’s railroads asked their 900000 employees to accept a new wage reduction of 12 4 percent. The notice was sent to the Big Four railroad unions with invitations to a national conference to discuss the issue. It signals a major clash between railroad and labor executives and tests the arbitration provisions of the Railroad Labor Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Governor White Signs Douglas Bill Today
Governor White signed the Douglas Bill in Columbus on June 15 making uninvested trust funds on deposit with banks and trust companies preferred claims against those institutions in insolvency or liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Douglas
Man Loses Job and Kills Two in Revenge
Steve Gage went to the Cudahy Packing Plant in Milwaukee to reclaim his old job. Told there was no work, he shot and wounded two workers in a revenge incident. Police report details indicate the assailant acted after job loss.
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Milwacker
Steve Gage
Cudahy
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