Lost and For Sale Auction in Chauncey Ohio District
In Athens County Ohio G D Gorham treasurer will sell at public auction July 7 at 1 30 pm at the courthouse door Athens the real estate of Lot 108 George Harvey Addition Chauncey and a strip of land in Dover Township extending to village Chauncey all to be sold without appraisement for not less than average and as described. Sheriff Stratton Charles and assistant attorney Obie Gordon Gray listed.
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Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
State of Ohio
Ira J. Fulton
Glouster Tate Bank
Solomon Crew
Mary Crew
State of
Glouster State Bank
Ulred
J. Fulton
Banks
The
R Ald
KFAL
G. D. Gorham
Tenie Swart
Athens
Ver Town
George Harvey
Chauncey
Ver
Towit
Chau Ohio
Doverside
Chaun
Stratton Charles
Athnity
Obie
Gordon B Gray
Ass't
John 8. McCarter
Counor
J. A. Watkins
Hanlin Ave
First Street
Charles Stratton
Gordon B. Gray
Notice to Contractors for Plains School District Auditorium and Gymnasium
Contractors are invited to bid on the Plains School District project in Athens County Ohio for an auditorium and gymnasium. Bids due by 12:00 noon June 26 1934 with 10 percent bond. forms at architect William Mills Nelsonville Ohio. plan deposits $15. Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works wage rules apply. The Plains School District reserves right to reject any bid.
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Scaanoeke
Board of Education
Athensty
Ohio
H. A. Tipton
Pune
Gymura
Wm. Fils
William Mills
Citizens Central Bank
Nelsonville
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Plains
4 &Event Bank
Act of Education of the
Board Ofucation
the Plains School District
Athens County
M. O. Bryan
Junior Tourney Carded Sunday At Birch Hollow
An other junior baseball tournament will be held here next Sunday and it is expected to surpass last week's entries. The age limit is 21 years. Teams wishing to enter should contact Robert Harrison, Carbondale, by Thursday. The last Millfield outfit will meet Carbondale here next Saturday afternoon.
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Birch Hollow
Robert Harrison
Carbondale
Millfield
Athens Gas Rates Spark Council Debate On Fairness
Frank X. Rauch urged Athens officials to ease the city’s graduated gas pricing which he called prohibitory for large users. Councilman Hal H. Rowland traced a decade of rate litigation, noting impounded revenues may not be returned after recent Supreme Court decisions. The council voted to table further action while warning that Columbus rates contend with higher base charges, and local issues on street work and drainage will be reviewed.
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Frank X. Rauch
Athens
Council
Hal H. Rowland
Rowland
Columbus
Supreme Court
D F Burleigh Dies At Home In Athens
Delano F. Burleigh age 4 died at 2 30 this morning at his home 98 12 West State Street Athens after months of illness He was the only son of Charles B and Jane Merrick Burleigh born in Lodi Township educated in township schools He taught then farmed on the family farm still owned in Lodi Township He lived in Athens seven years and left farm ownership with the John Burleigh family for 75 years He married Carrie Wood October 26 1890 and is survived by seven children and 18 grandchildren plus five sisters Funeral plans were not announced
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Delano F. Burleigh
West State Street
Charles B
Jane Merrick Burleigh
Lodi Township
Athens
John Burleigh
Carrie Wood
Clifford Love
Carlos McCrum
Harry Rodehaver
Charles D. Burleigh
Waldo Fuck
Richard Williams
Guyeville
Dora Burleigh
Harley E. Nice
George I. Leighty
Elizabeth B. Frank
John W. Fagan
Viola M. Burleigh
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Watterson Buried in Vincent After Illness
James Watterson 70 lifelong Vincent resident and former master mechanic on the Marietta Mineral Railroad died at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born July 28, 1863, in Vincent he married Sarah Jones on May 19, 1887. she died in April 1933. Funeral at Vincent E Church Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Watterson
Marietta Mineral
Stocks Open Higher As Financial News Focuses On Housing Bill
New York stocks move up with gains for Consolidated Gas Chrysler Loew s American Can Bethlehem Steel U S Smelting U S Steel Radio General Motors and New York Central. American Telephone Sears Roebuck J J Case and Texas Corp lag while Wall Street follows Congress housing bill and rising demand deposits. Steel production slips to 56 percent capacity per AI S I as activity dips from prior week.
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Anaconda Auburn Auto
Baltimore and Ohio
Goodrich
Goodyear T. & “Rubber O
Stax
Eceuicascns
Schenney Distillers
BN Seaboard
Sears Roeb
Serveta
Shell Union Demnete Cansancoemmace OM Socony Vacuum
Ches
Ohio
Cetiraiineslemaithen
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
U. S
U. B. Steel
Warner Pictures West
Telegraph Westinghous Elec
Mfg
Woolworth Eee
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Loew's
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Steel
Radio
General Motors
New York Central
American Telephne
Sears Roebuck
J. J. Case
Texas Corp
Congress
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
American Iron & Steel Institute
Harvard Polo Team Captains Thomas Davis Jr for Second Year
Thomas Davis Jr of Cincinnati, grandson of J D Brown of Athens, was re elected captain of Harvard's varsity polo team, the second man in two years to lead the squad for two seasons. He prepared at St Mark's, led the Freshman team, played No 3 as a sophomore, and helped Harvard win the indoor collegiate title and intercollegiate championship this year.
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Thomas Davis, Jr
Cincinnati
J. D. Brown
Athens
Harvard
Davis
St. Mark's School
Four Arraigned in Magistrate Court
Four men were arraigned in Magistrate Carl H. Porter’s court. George Tolliver Luhrig pleaded not guilty to cutting to wound Smithy Marks and posted 500 dollars bond. Charles Backus Nelsonville pleaded not guilty to intoxication and gave 100 dollars bond. Vern Riley Luhrig and Smithy Marks pleaded not guilty to malicious destruction of property and were each held on 100 dollars bond. Arrests were by Constable Frank White and Deputy Sheriff R E Goldsberry.
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Carl H. Porter
George Tolliver
Luhrig
Charles Backus
Nelsonville
Vern Riley
Smithy Marks
Frank White
R. E. Goldsberry
Toledo grain market report on track and prices
Toledo reports grain on track with mixed bid levels. Wheat No 2 red 93 99 and No 1 red 94 94 reflect track quotations. corn No 2 yellow 59 60 and No 3 yellow 58 58. oats No 2 white 45 46 and No 3 white 45 46. Seeds in warehouses list red clover 6.25 and bi suke 6.50 per bushel.
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Toledo
Baltimore and Cincinnati Produce Prices Report
Produce price notes show steady eggs and varied butter and poultry prices across Baltimore and Cincinnati markets. Items listed include egg receipts, hennery whites, butter tubs, broilers by weight, fowls and turkeys, ducks, geese, and potatoes with regional quotes and ranges.
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Baltimore
Market price notes for dairy eggs poultry and potatoes
Butter higher creamery extras in tubs 29 pound standards 38 percent in pound prints 31 33 cents. Eggs steady fresh extras per dozen receipts 13 cents. Live poultry quiet colored fowls and leghorn varieties with weights and prices listed. Ducks and old roosters priced. Potatoes old price 140 to 4085 cents per cwt new 69 78 to 90 bbdi.
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Alabama Triumphs
Butter and egg market notes show varied quality grades
The report lists butter items with score metrics and price fractions, noting 315 tubs and extras at 24 percent. Eggs show 15 433 units with steady extra firsts, fresh graded firsts between 144 and 154 percent, and current receipts around 12 to 13 percent, with storage packed firsts at 164 percent.
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Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Fruit and Produce Prices From Ohio and Nearby States
Prices listed for cabbage cherries cucumbers dewberries and other produce from Ohio North Carolina Florida Georgia and more. Includes crates baskets and hampers with per unit and per crate costs such as cabbage 65 to 85 cents and tomatoes 90 cents to 1 dollar per 8 pound basket.
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Kentucky
Ohio
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs 3,900 with steady to higher prices. top and early bulk 209 to 300 lbs. 160 to 200 lbs 4.75 to 5.10. Cattle 500, calves 600, generally steady with weaker bids on cutters. steers scarce. heifers 5.00 to 6.50 plus. Sheep 2,000 with weaker tendency in fat lambs. better springers around 9.0 to 9.50. Illinois Chicago Produce mixed with steady butter and eggs. hogs 690 active, price ranges 4.50 to 5.35. cattle 25 nominal. calves and sheep mixed with various bid levels.
Pleasants County Livestock Sales and Treasury Figures
The report lists June 1 cattle receipts and prices for steers, heifers, fat cows, canners, bulls, milk cows, veal calves, lambs with top and average prices. Also shows Washington treasury data for June 16 with receipts 63,072,027.21 dollars, expenditures 61,179,627.45, balance 2,761,498,623.01, and gold assets 7,831,470,621.07.
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PT. Pleasant
Washington
The
Treasury
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Receipts and Prices
Total receipts 960 head with demand lifting all cattle classes 500 to 1 higher. Cattle receipts 194 head with grassy stock at 3 to 5.50 per head. good fat cows 39 to 40. cutters 20.3. stockers 10 to 18. veals higher at 4.50 to 6.06. bulls 2 to 3.50. Hog receipts 170 head with good 4.95, mediums 3.60 to 4.60, lights 3.50 to 4.50. sows 2.30 to 2.75. Sheep and lambs receipts 124 head. good springers 9, mediums 8.10, calls 4.50 to 7.50. clipped lambs 9 to 6.50. old sheep 0.50 to 3. Advise caution on thin old sheep. Liberty bonds quotes listed.
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Tivestoce
Pete Liattie
BOARD
Imeets
Plate
Ardsiey
Inster Bugs Hardware Co
Glouster, Ohio
State Bt
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ST Oe SA
Carpenter Streets
Sley
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Town Street
Glouster
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Dial
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Union
Athens Printing Co
East Mill
Modern
Amesville
Ira E. Bennet
Elva Timberlake
77 Club
Variety Kings
Tomarrow
Webster Keirns
Athens RD
Mine
Jersey
Frank Coon
Fred R. Beasley Garage
East Carpenter &I
Abe Williams
Durham
Homer Laneart
Hamden
A. J.foster
Point Rock
Roy Nolan
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Eva Taylor
Langsville
Cecil Robinson
A. E Potter
Athena
Albany
Ferguson Hatchery
Junction City
E. A. Faust
Standard Oil
State and
Court Street
Marietta
C. D. Heck Plumbing Co
Underwood
Arden Place
Shannon
East State
Gilbert Hartman
the Plains
Bardin Brothers
Binder
T. N. T. Fly Spray
Wayne
Sudan
F. J. Beasley Co
Higgins Feed Store
Fred Landis
Duckworth
A. C. Goddard
Cutler
Cox Bros
West Union
Detroit Jewel
Ubes
C. A. Overmeyer and Son
B. Swanson
North Court St
Parker Bros. Music Store
Farm Bureau
Ane Duckworth Potatoes
G. C. Sutton
Canaanville
Athens Cash Feed
N. Court Street
James Nye
Roberts Vita Products
Graces
Poplar St
Athens Lumber Co
Athens - Glouster
Wheaton
G. W
West Union Street
J. E. Cline
R. Morris Ave
D. A. Bardin
Union Depot
Hull Foster Jr
State House
H. O. Townsend
West
Preach
Star Cleaners
Court
Person Realty Co
Richland Ave
Cameron Bros
Buck and Burk
Nelsonville Floral Co
Z. C. Hallett
Mgr
Fred R. Beasley
Robert Bell
Murray City
C. G. Krepple
Remington
Singer
Phillips Furniture Co
Engle
Chas
Myers
Clarks O.N.T
Pastor's
East End
Carpenter Hardware Co
Dowler Auto Supply
Nerricks Corner
Iva Lunsford
Grosvenor St
Birger
United States Supreme Court
Cass Street
D. E. Barr
Mound Street
Louis Kelly
W. B. Cable
East State Street
Cable
Home Street
H. A. Elkins
Safety Department
Herrold Bridge
New York
D. F. Burleigh
James Watterson
Vincent
Ional
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Produce
Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Treasury Statistics
Parkersburg
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U. &. Treasury
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