Local social notes from Chillicothe and area
Miss Catherine Wilson of Chillicothe hosts relatives with Miss Ele nore and Catherine Wilson. Mrs Delino Britz visits relatives in Parkersburg. Mrs Rob ert Townsend improving after illness. Mrs F G Hoodlet visits Meigs county relatives. Gladys and Eddie Chaffin return from Radcliff. Taney join sister Mrs James Molihan and children. Mrs W W Dixon Chillicothe visits Mr and Mrs E L Wilson. Mrs George Dowler Nelsonville cares for sister Mrs R D Townsend. Miss Esther Smith week in Columbus visiting aunt Mrs J H Boden. Harvey Nichols returns from Columbus after brother Lafe Nichols death. Mrs Henry Nice to Athens for laundry job.
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Catherine Wilson
Chillicothe
Elenore
Delino Britz
Parkersburg
Robert Townsend
F. G. Hoodlet
Meigs County
Gladys
Eddie Chaffin
Radcliff
Taney
James Molihan
W. W. Dixon
E. L. Wilson
George Dowler
Nelsonville
R. D. Townsend
Esther Smith
Columbus
J. H. Boden
Harvey Nichols
Lafe Nichols
Henry Nice
Athens
Labor leaders inch toward AF of L election at Denver convention
John L. Lewis trails Samuel Gompers by about six thousand votes in the race for AF of L president as labor delegates gather in Denver. The convention debates government ownership of railroads and rejects federal unemployment insurance, signaling tensions over policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. O'Sullivan
United Press
Denver
Colo
John L. Lewis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Gompers
Road patrols under way in county districts
Half of the eight county road patrol supervisors have been appointed led by County Surveyor Fred Baker. Fred Porter oversees eight districts with assignments in Athens Marietta York Trimble and other townships. Some districts still lack an appointed supervisor as work continues amid a temporary flood-related worker concentration in Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Fred Porter
Athens-Marshfield
Burn Shuler
York Township
Trimble Township
W. l L. Maxwell
Athens- Amesville
C. C. Bowman
Athens-Stewart
Guysville-Coolville
Athens
Jerseyville
Rock Biffle
Frank White
Athens-Albany
Sharpsburg
Bradley attacks coal rate bill at Columbus meeting
J G Bradley of Washington DC, president of the National Coal Association, criticizes the Frelinghuysen measure as a search and seizure policy. The railroad relations committee then eyed its case for the ICC hearing on equal distribution of cars after an executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. G. Bradley
Washington, D. C
National Coal Association
Bradley
Frelinghuysen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Market News Shows Heavy Opening Amid Broad Stock Declines
New York June 23 The opening stock list showed broad weakness with many leaders down including Lear Roebuck Studebaker Chandler U S Steel and Industrial Alcohol. A late rally lifted some issues while others slid to new year lows amid bear activity and rubber stock pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lear-Roebuck
Studebaker
Chandler
0. S. Steel
Pfd
Independent Steels
Goodrich
U. S
U. S. Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Prairie oil and gas pipeline sections listed by state
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous oil and gas companies and routes including Prairie Oil and Gas, Prairie Pipe Line, Midwest Refining, Midwest Oil, Inter. Pet., and others across states such as Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Wyoming. It provides a string of company names, pipeline references, and scattered numbers, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilinots Jive Seed
Okla
Rig
Pannen
ING Cesces
Glenroe Condewebnere
Boston
Wyoming
Cincinnati Cattle Market Sees Mixed Fat and Calf Drops
Cattle receipts around 800 with weak market mood. calves down about 5.50 to 5.59. hogs 5000 head steady with top buyers at 8.75. sheep 7500 mostly steady though lambs slow and trading about 12.00 to 12.25 with 750 declines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice cattle from 8.50 to 8.75 dollars per hundredweight and prime cattle from 8.00 to 8.50. Veal calves bring 10.00 to 11.00, sheep and lambs around 8.00 to 9.00, yearlings and wethers in the 3.00 to 3.15 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Prices
The market shows varied quotes on hogs and sheep with lower bids for hogs while butchers and stockers hold steady. Wool lambs fetch from 9.25 to 12.50, ewes range 1.60 to 6.25, and stocker cattle around 4.25 to 7.75 with some higher figures noted. Total stock numbers approach 14,000 in the reporting period.
Grain Market Review From Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices fell generally on the Chicago board amid heavy local selling and fears of harvest delays after southwest showers. Wheat edged higher with July up about 0.25 to 1.80 and September steady. corn and oats fluctuated with mixed late declines and openings.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ati Produce Egent See Extra Firsts
Ati Produce lists pricing details showing extra firsts at 26 cents, firsts at 240 cents, and ordinaries at 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATI
Egent
Toledo Grain Prices Summary June Market
Toledo grain prices report closing values for cash and futures across corn oats rye barley and seeds. Prices appear for July Dec Feb Sept and other months with figures in dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Unclear OCR snippet on Creamery and Poultry Prices
Fragmentary text mentions creamery and poultry prices with percentages and year-like numbers, unreadable due to corruption. No coherent event, names, or places can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Cleveland Produce Market Unchanged in Sale
Cleveland June 23. The produce market remained unchanged with steady prices and no notable shifts in supply or demand observed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland
Unclear fragment hints at numbers and bets
Fragmentary OCR text presents mixed numbers and monetary values with no clear event or entities. The piece lacks identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or a coherent action to summarize as a distinct news item.
Ohio University offers summer coaching class for women athletes
Assistant Coach Brandon Grover leads a summer coaching course at Ohio University with 75 male athletes enrolled. Two shy female students sit in the corner, listening intently as Grover explains football terms and coaching rules, marking the first notable moment of women pursuing coaching roles in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Brandon
Butch) Grover
Grover
Butch” Grover
Two Coeds Withdraw From Course Amid Tense Meet
Assistant Coach Grover refused to name the two summer students who withdrew from the course during a tense event with about seventy athletes present. The two girls were described as fair and described as having listened and looked on before deciding to leave the scene.
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Grover
Rule on auto registration dates in Ohio opinion
Attorney General Price says buyers who purchase from a manufacturer or authorized agent before the law takes effect need not file a bill of sale or sworn ownership statement with the clerk of courts. The act’s effective date is ninety days after filing with the secretary of state, not the governor’s signing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Price
State Bureau of Accounting
Secretary of State
Farm Hand Killed by Auto Near Columbus
Lawrence A. Hathaway age 28 a farm hand died after being struck by an automobile driven by J. R. Miles of New York City on the National Road near Columbus as he crossed to board a traction car en route to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTO
Columbus
J. R. Miles
New York City
Lawrence A. Hathaway
Hathaway
Kenyon remembers Gambi er and gifts totaling $700000
Kenyon College officials announced gifts totaling 700000 at the ninety third commencement. Samuel Mather and W G Mather, Cleveland steel magnates, contributed 176000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Gambier
Boy Hurt After Fall From Hay Wagon Near Neelyville
Raymond Campbell eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell of near Neelyville was seriously injured when he was thrown from a hay wagon at about five o clock Tuesday afternoon while working in a field on his father's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’connellville
Raymond Campbell
Charles Campbell
Neelyville
Social News From Kimberly and Nelsonville Area
Local residents from Kimberly, Nelsonville, and Glouster visit relatives in nearby towns including Lancaster and New Floodwood. Social calls include Mrs Hattie Six, Mr and Mrs Richard Searles, Ruth Beckler, Stella Anderson, and Doanville games at Kimberly with results 5-10 and 3-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Searles
Glouster
Hattie Six
Kimberly
William Lefever
Miss Ruth
Lancaster
Lon Figgins
Nelsonville
Sylvia Nelson
Goldie Waldera
Hannah Perry
Rebecca Mallon
Merril Love
Columbus
Mabel Robison
Donald Figgins
Louise McQuire
Betty
Rebecca McQuire
New Floodwood
Chas. Graham
Salem
Hess Graham
Ruth Beckler
Robert Beckler
Katie Penrod
Corning
William Searles
James Perry
Beulah Searles
Happy Holow
Stella Anderson
Mary Johnson
Charley Rizer
Glenford
Sugar Creek
Doanville
Freeman resigns as state health commissioner
Dr. A. W. Freeman resigns as state commissioner of health in Columbus. He will join Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore as resident lecturer in public health administration starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. W. Freeman
State Commissioner of Health Today
Dr. Freeman
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
House Sends Agricultural Control Bill to Conference
Washington June 23 House sent the agriculture control bill to conference with the Senate. Conferees named by Speaker Gillette include Representatives Haughn Iona Moe Laughlin Nebraska Ward New York Jaceway Arkansas and Rainey Illinois.
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Washington
Acker
Conerence
Senate
House
Gillette
Haughn
Iona
MoeLaughlin
Nebraska
Ward
New York
Jaceway
Arkansas
Rainey
Illinois
Officers Elected for Commandery of Knights Templar Athens No 15
Athens Commandery No 15 Knights Templar elected a slate for the coming year including Chas C Millikan as E C and Chas A Cornwell as Gen. J R Morton S W J D Cooper W B Bentley Prelate and others. Installing officer was Chas E Cameron with Grand Marshal W B Bentley. The commandery reports a record year with seventy one knights added bringing membership to three hundred thirty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
Chas. C. Millikan
E. C
Chas. A. Cornwell
Benjamin M. Covert
C. G
J. R. Morton
Nelsonville
C. Emmett Parker
Carl H. Beasley
Samuel K. Burson
Sentinel
Chas.e. Cameron
W. B. Bentley
Plack Panther Reputation As Fiercest Among All
The plack panther is described as the fiercest creature among all in circulation with a reputation for power and dominance in local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plack Panther
Probate Notice From State of England
Fragmentary OCR shows a probate notice referencing a case or matter in a legal proceeding with dates and docket details unreadable. The readable bits indicate a public filing or acknowledgment under a state authority.
Property sale notice for estate of Joseph Kelley
Executor William Graham offers lands of Joh Chap Robert McClain at a Fulton road location. The 77.80 acre property is described in the will of the deceased and appraised at 3150 dollars. Sale conducts with payments due in months from sale date and bearing interest after day of sale.
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State of Ohio
Athens County Commoners Court
Harry Wae Ee
Emma McClellan
Athens
Ohio
State of
Glouster
Towit
Lot
Joe Allen
Town
Ind
Ata
Robert McClain
Fulton
William Graham
Sibel Joseph Kelley
Labor unions challenge congressional war powers
The American Federation of Labor today denounced a resolution to transfer war making authority from Congress to the people. The disclosure came as AFL officials criticized the move and urged legislative control over military decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Trusts
Denver
Amercan Federation of Labor Today
Athens Rail Time Card Details Departures and Schedules
The notice lists Athens train departures for daily service with No. 8 at 6:43 and No. 6 at 8:59 in the morning, No. 2 around 2:03 p.m., No. 4 at 4:30 p.m., and No. 6 at 8:15 p.m. indicating regular daily trains and leaves times.
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Athens
Dally
Nea
Local Bar Numbers Mixed In Shaky Handwritten Record
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of bar and locality markers like Bar No 2 No 62 local No 12 No 1 No No 1 No st local N o No 3 Coca cocal 5 local. The text lacks coherent event details or clear names and places.
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Bank OF Athens
N.A
Aiki & Trucking CO
Wiseman and Pickens
H. T. Phillips Real Estate and Insurance
Athens Property
A. Calentine
W. State Street
Coolville
Pratt and McHaffey
Albany
J. Huckins
Wayne Avenue
Dayton
Security Savings Bank
Satisfaction Granteed
Miss Shepherd
Lash Street
W. H. Jewett
Second Street
Board of Education of
Carbondale
Sanford White
Cler
State Auto Insurance Assn
Informaton
George H. Funk
Spring Rivest Giouster
The
Kelley
G. L. Brown
R. H. Ross
W. Union
State Street
Hocking St
Antwerp
Bert Paaker Company
Chauncey
Dodge Bros
Dodge
Cooley-Daugherty Co
Armieder Co
Cincinnati
MOS
Oler Aulo Sales CO
See McCune
Alvin Lamborn
Glouster, Ohio
Athens County Buick Company
Carpenter Street
Athens, Ohio
Walden. W. Union
Buchtel
Carpenter Hardware Company
Lowe Brothers Paints
Fred McCoy
North Congress
Tyewritters
Underwood
L. Smith
Oliver
Jacobs
C. W Wilson
Fred Landis
Dan Smith
Jackville
Opera House
Palmer Ouse
Bath
John Jones
Shade
State Automobile Insurance Association
Athens County
Palmer House
Estey
Cable Company
Parker Brothers
Young Marr Cou
Small Boony
Fred Carsey
Plains
J. M. Meary
Athens R. D
Haydenville
W. Pettitgan
Presbyterian Church
Messenger Office
National Detective Agency
Youngstown
Wood
Bardin Brothers Company
Ball Park
F. Meprogle
Amer
Kennel Club
America
Parker
W. P. Eqtrate
O. B. Adkins
Bailey Run
J. D. Lawrence
Athens R. D. 2
ER. C. Johnson
Amesville
Shetland
A. E. Whaley
Jersey
H. T. Oliver
Ochauncey
Walker Brothers Dairy
En Ee
Izura C. Landis
W. Landis
Logan
Bath and Andry
Culver Street
Call Bell
Bell Phone 1040
Howe's Veery
NCE
J Hall
Seturds Caahl
Automobile and Accessories
Beasley's
New Marshfield
Lew Fika
Enuf
Gonpers
OAD
Angier B. Duke
Palm Beach
Newport
Philadelphia
Social Register
E. 62d Street
Duke
Fifth Avenue
Cordelia Drexel Biddle,aughter
Major
Anthony J. Biddle
Marrie
Daily Market News
N. Y. Exchange
Allis Chalmers
Eees Eevssens
H & Li
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Ptd
Seeseseee
Anaconda Eevee Vreeneaee
Evertee Seesesedeueve
Wweee
Bethichem
Sevete
Seeneres
Seeeesens
Chino
Col. Gas & Electric Linec
Seenewena
Midvale
Nevada
Esiive Cisavesese de
Norfolk & Western
Bbeavisie
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
RALCR
Igland Cchvedige
Sinclair Oil
Eaearve
Union Pacific
Utah
Wertinghouse Ciebeic Abs Escen
Woftanig
Southern Pacific
Ray Consolidated
Ocomotive
Oglon Sroveveeseesees
Aes
N. Y. Curb
Cericago Wnerven
Uter-—-Creamery
Tandarda
Firsts
Eee Alwee “Beoenta
Young Americas
Victory
Vie
Nelsonville R. D
Ethel Jones
Elen H. Jones
Court of Common Pl
Thelma Ones
Woolley & Row Attorneys
Piataeiet
NOTIC
Ollie Howard
Ed Li Paul
Nancy Baughman
Lite Eott
James Wiley
Della Parsons
Charles Howard
Alex Willey
Willey
Minnie Suddeth
Cortemon Pleas Court of
Inlet
Wood & Bartelb
Plaintiff
GEO
W. Robe
Atty
Charles A. Ridhney
Naag Doaper
Woolley
Eng
Keenan
Senger
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