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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
11
By scanning the Real Estate column readers can save steps when seeking a new residence. The text suggests using the column to compare listings and avoid excessive street wandering in hilly areas.
The Athens County Ohio Court publishes two notices. Oscar Perry sues Charles Perry et al for partition of land in Canaan Township as heirs of Thomas A. Perry, case No. 15453, with Albert M. Perry seeking mortgage foreclosure. answers due by April 15, 1933. Thomas M. Conroy seeks $43,212.48 plus interest on notes and foreclosures on real and chattel mortgages, with five described parcels in York Township, answer due by April 15, 1933.
The State of Ohm Athens County proceeds with a sheriff sale action in Case No. 15393 against The Mutual Home and Savings Association a corporation as plaintiff.
George Kyle lists a sale at the John Steed place one mile west of Wingett Chapel featuring stock lumber and other articles. Auctioneer Fred Laughlin to conduct the sale.
Lima resident Mrs. G. O. Dupius formerly Miss Minnie Burke recalls dancing on the Capitol steps after a wager and a $25 fine for disorderly conduct. She will witness Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inauguration with other spectators.
In a final act, President Hoover signed a bill providing lifelong federal relief to Mrs. Annie M. Eopolucci, mother of the first American sailor killed in World War I, whose name and portrait were widely featured on wartime posters.
The New York Clearing House member banks announced higher interest on certificates of deposit effective March 6. Time deposits at bank and trust companies will rise to as high as 4 percent, up from lower levels, seen as a bid to keep funds in the city and curb outflows to the interior.
New York March 2. DBrad street's weighted price index of 80 basic commodities compiled for the United Press shows 1030-1032 Average 100. Readings: yesterday 68.34 week ago 68.99 month ago 68.11 year ago 61.46. 1933 high 73.0. 1933 low 67.56. Copyright 1933 Bradstreet’s.
Frightened shorts triggered a broad stock market advance in New York. Prices jumped 1 to over 6 points from the lows as bears bid frenziedly. trading quieted after the rise but held. Allied Chemical rose to 70, American Can to 54 1/2, American Telephone to 100 1/2, Steel Common to 24 1/2, with most major issues advancing and grains also showing gains before settling.
A sweeping summary of active trading in New York stocks highlights gains and losses across Am. Home Products, Armour, Dow Jones components, rail and oil majors, utilities, and key industrials. Major players include American brands and unions with notable percentages. the report notes fluctuations in various sectors and indexes.
Eyes Nearby lists live poultry prices with fresh 13 percent slaughter rate. Chickens old heavy 107 at 12 cents per pound, young colored 14 at 16 cents, leghorns Syloc and guineas 49 cents, small stock 300 at 35 cents, turkeys young hens 19 at 20 cents, gobblers 15 at 16 cents.
The notice lists butter nearby tubs and various egg and poultry prices for Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. It includes fresh eggs firsts 11 etc and nearby hen sery whites 14 15 percent. Poultry prices show colored hens 12 14 cents leghorns springers 8 cents, colored springers 11 12 cents, old roosters 7 8 cents, ducks 10 12 cents, geese 6 11 cents, fresh killed hens 20 cents, turkeys 12 1? cents.
Butter stock No 2 10 cents No 3 de butter fat ie tb Begs steady cases included extra firsts 12 1 2 cents seconds 12 4 2 nearby ungraded 12 cents duck eggs 15 cents goose eggs 50 cents.
The report shows hogs and cattle mixed with steady to higher tones. Hogs around 180 to 240 pounds mostly up ten cents. lighter weights and sows near steady. Cattle receipts 225 and calves 200 with steady to slower activity. vealers largely firm to higher. sheep and lambs strong to 28 cents higher. Prices reflect several weight classes and grade ranges across hogs cattle calves and lambs.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma introduces an emergency powers bill allowing the president to issue rules to maintain or strengthen the security of bank deposits during the first session of the Seventy Third Congress. The measure aims to address a nationwide banking crisis with broad authority for the comptroller of the currency under presidential order.
Corning resident Jons Ryan suffered head and neck lacerations when his car was struck by a truck on the Chauncey route north of Glouster. He, his wife, and two year old baby were in the car. Mrs Ryan and the child were uninjured. The car overturned and was damaged. the windshield shattered and fenders crushed.
Ohio banks may not reinvest new deposits under emergency laws. Attorney General Bricker says banks must hold and pay out new deposits on demand and these funds remain separate from old deposits. Losses can occur on old deposits, but not on new ones, creating two independent banking pools per institution.
Ania Pearl McVay of Athens and Ohio University graduate received national and international honors for organizing Virgil two thousandth birthday celebrations. She led wreaths for pilgrims in Italy, oversaw anniversary events, and was awarded a Vergilian Medal by Italy's government. The Royal Mint issued limited copies to top scholars.
FE. W. Patterson and family enjoy an 80 piece jig-saw puzzle found in attic wrappings from an early century Christmas gift. The piece travels through decades as a whimsical reminder of changing pastimes.
Timetable fragment lists trains arriving in Athens with numbers 30 32 43 11 44 12 45 and times such as 11 09 and 4 36 p m. Indicates daily except Sunday and references CALTIMORE UBI0 Westboune and Natl Limitea.
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