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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
9
Old Neighbors Get Places in White House
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt assigns Hyde Park neighbors to White House posts. Lizzie Foster and Irwin McDuffie join the Roosevelts with their spouses, followed by five New York household staff. Henry Nesbitt becomes chief bookkeeper and receiving clerk. New York hired staff include Monty Snyder Ida Allen Elizabeth Moore and two butlers James Mingo and James Reynolds. The rest of Hoover era staff remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, March
Hoover
White House
Lizzie Foster
Henry D. Nesbitt
Hyde Park
Roosevelts
New York
Monty” Snyder
Ida Allen
Elizabeth Moore
James Mingo
James Reynolds
Roosevelt
Reserve supplies classified ad offer to trade locally
Classified ad invites community to request items and connect with potential suppliers. Readers can list any needed item and await local responders who can supply it.
State considers closing inland streams to protect spawning fish
Conservation Commissioner Wm H Reinhart warns against restocking adult game fish while streams are open during spawning from April 15 to June 30 A hearing on stream closures is set at the Division of Conservation headquarters The proposal aims to protect spawning fish and their food while allowing openings by June 15 or earlier if spawning ends Commercial bait dealers oppose the plan as they profit from crayfish minnows and other foods for fish The order does not affect Buckeye Lake Lake St Marys Loramie Indian Lake Portage Lakes Lake Erie or the Ohio River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wm. H. Reinhart
Reinhart
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Lake St. Marys
Loramie
Indian Lake
Portage Lakes
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Utilities Commission orders curb service suspensions and curtailment
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission issued two orders to ease banking related strains. One bans service suspensions or penalties for nonpayment in metered commodity utilities. The other allows motor transport firms to cut operations to 50 percent after notifying the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
State Public Utilities Commission
Cleveland Banking Restrictions Eased
Cleveland banks agreed to a limited withdrawal plan for payrolls and essentials, with depositors allowed to take 1 to 5 percent of their old accounts. Banks had already opened segregated deposits last week to support the community's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Ohio Senate Advances Several Bills In Tuesday Session
Among bills passed by the Ohio legislature are Ackerman on a state athletic commission for boxing and wrestling, Master on motorist liability insurance, Annat on appellate review simplification, Haynes on probate court appeals, and Annat memorializing world court treaties. Baker on fire insurance premium taxes and insurers premium tax methods, plus Allen on allowing certain insurers to write life insurance. All items move to the House or Senate as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Cuyahoga
House of Representatives
Annat
U.S. Senate
Whisky fines headlined after transport charge
John Sherran of Charleston West Virginia faced a 100 dollar fine plus costs after pleading guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. Constable Frank White and State Prohibition Inspector Thomas S Bush seized 42 gallons of whisky on the road between Nelsonville and Buchtel. Jack Jordan of Columbus was fined 10 dollars for intoxication in Athens after arrest Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherran
Charleston
W. Va
C. H. Porter
Sherran
Frank White
Thomas S. Bush
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Jack Jordan
Columbus
Porter
Athens
Will of Lemuel J. Cline Admitted to Probate
Athens County Probate Judge 8 M Johnson admitted the will of Lemuel J Cline to probate, granting executor authority and formalize the estate process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Will Admitted
Will of Lemuel J. Cline
Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Austrian cabinet approves proclamation limiting rights
The Austrian cabinet approved a proclamation creating a semi-dictatorship by banning parades and mass meetings and restricting press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
New Books and Marriage License in Gallipolis
New books received at the Gallipolis Public Library include With Hearts Courageous Kenton Deep Water Mitchel Stumpy Linderman and Benjamins Book by Levinger. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Dale Willis 22 farmer of Gallipolis and Faye Frazier 21 Gallipolis daughter of Moses Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Public Library
Courageous Kenton
Mitchel
Stumpy
Linderman
Benjamin
Levinger
Dale Willis
Farmer
Gallipoli
Faye Frazier
Moses Frazier
Elks Install Officers in Gallipolis Lodge No. 107
Gallipolis Lodge of Elks No. 107 elects Charles C. Huber as exalted ruler succeeding George Tabit Jr. Installation set for Monday April 3. New lines include Bo W. Claar as leading knight Weatherholt royal knight Byron Bodimer lecturing knight F C Christ secretary Charles Henninger treasurer FE Coder Tyler S B Huntington trustee George Tabit Jr representative to grand lodge and C W Booth alternate to grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Maron
Galliipolis
Lodge of Elks
Charles C. Huber
George Tabit, Jr
Bo W. Claar
Weatherholt
Byron Bodimer
F. C. Christ
Charlies Henninger
FE Coder
Tyler
S. B. Huntington
Grand Lodge
C. W. Booth
Kanauga News Notes Highlights Local Movements and Visits
Kanauga brief items list religious services at M E churches. townspeople move sawmill to Crown City. society notes cover Mrs Glada Davidson and Waldo Davidson in Charleston W Va. other visits include McDade at Letart Falls, Shaw family from Woodsville Pa, Paul Oliver in Parkersburg, Burnett at Mercerville, Haines home from Tu Endie Wei voyage, Gibeaut intends as chief witness in Steubenville, Smith visiting Thad Gibeaut, Aaron Rife with sister Hix, Lillian Wagner departs for Huntington, Anna Hoyt at parents, Arch Delaney family moving to Kanauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercerville
A. G. Haines
Big Sandy
Thed Gibeaut
Steubenville
T. G. Smith
Vinton
Ian
Thad Gibeaut
Aaron Rife
Gallipolis
T. L. Hix
Lillian Wagner
Modern Market
Huntington
Raymond Shelton
Gallia
John Raike
Ashford Lawrence
Buffalo
W. Va
Anna Hoyt
Andrew White
Arch Delaney
Mary Louise
Pt. Pleasant
Kanaugs
Roy Shirley Chosen Exalted Ruler Of Athens Elks
Roy C Shirley was elected Exalted Ruler of the Athens Lodge of Elks at last night's meeting during the annual officer election. Installations set for April 4 under Past Exalted Ruler John Cross. Wayne Wingett and others named to key posts. Shirley and current Exalted Ruler Roy Pierce to attend national BPOE convention in Milwaukee in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Shirley
Athens Lodge of Elks
John Cross
Wayne Wingett
Paul Rivards
John Kircher
Francia Lavelle
Lodge
David Johnson
William Washine
Martin
Mr. Shirley
Roy Pierce
Milwaukee
Baltimore Produce Market Report Highlights Varied Prices
Baltimore produce and stock notes show eggs, poultry, potatoes and dairy with mixed regional prices. Butter and eggs fluctuate while poultry fats and leghorns command higher rates amid unsettled f.o.b. egg receipts and varied potato grades across Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Piptsburgh
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wound in Mine Strike Leads to $25,000 Suit
Jennie Cole of Millfield sues Mine No. 6 executives Oral Daugherty and Peter J. McKinley for $25,000 in common pleas court alleging a machine gun was fired at her during a Mine No. 6 strike in June. She says a steel jacketed bullet ripped through her legs as she walked near the mine with others at the time of the picket line. Three cars approached the line and a gun in the first car was turned toward her party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Jennie Cole
Paintiff
Oral Daugherty
Peter J. McKinley
Mrs. Cole
Wallace Sets Meeting With Farm Leaders On Relief Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced he would meet Friday with leaders of major farm organizations to seek an immediate farm program for this year. He expects to present a relief plan to Congress and hopes for unity on an orderly retreat for overextended agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Marck
U.P
Wallace
Congress
Thousands Gather In Chicago For Cermak's Funeral Train
Tens of thousands line foggy streets around the Twelfth Street Station as Mayor Anton Joseph Cermak, who rose from a coal mine mule driver to city leader, is returned home in a funeral train. The crowd endures chill air to honor his career ending in tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
U.P
Anton Joseph Cermak
Twelfth Street
Tony” Cermak
Bricker issues opinion on landholder hunting permits
In Columbus Attorney General John W. Bricker states that any person signing a landholder hunting permit is not liable for negligence to others who are injured, but must not willfully injure or expose them to hidden dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts near 900 with steady to active demand. Cattle trade slower with mixed finishes and light weights near steady. Calves, vealers, and heifers vary by size. beef cows steady. Sheep and lambs receipts about 500 with better grades around 5.95 to 6.75 per pound for lightweights. Buying interest strongest in lightweight and high grade offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortly
Vary
Wales
Parkersburg Livestock Sale Report for March
Parkersburg livestock market notes strong demand with cattle receipts totaling 3774.50 and cows 103, veals good 124, sheep and lambs at 5.50, hogs 61.50 to 2.50, horses and mules in demand with Ohio horses offered. Sale held Saturday with all stock at full market value and operation normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ear of Lowe
Ohio
House Upholds Ohio Primary Vote System
The Ohio House defeated the Zoo Bill to require pre primary party nominating conventions by a 17 to 1 vote. The action leaves the direct primary election system intact and the motion to reconsider its action was also rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, March
U.R
House of Representatives
Ohio
House
Two Men Begin Federal Terms for Tire Theft Rings
In Cleveland two men began serving federal sentences today after pleading involvement in a theft ring that stole tires from trucks shipped out of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
March
Akron
Baker Admits Killing Wife After Argument
Hillie Loof a 40 year old baker was bound over to the grand jury on a guilty plea to the murder of his wife Frieda 42 shot in the yard of their Columbus home after a Tuesday quarrel reportedly over Mrs Loof's affections for her son from a former marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hillie Loof
Frieda
One Questioned in Fatal Ohio Robbery
Newark police questioned a man today in the fatal beating of Joseph Vermillion a 63 year old Newark Democratic worker attacked by a robber in his home Vermillion lay helpless for hours before a friend found him the victim identified as a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Joseph Vermillion
Vermillion
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