Annual Financial Report and Sheriff Sale Notices
A 1933 Ohio notices page includes Lee Township financial figures for Athens County, real estate auction details in Rome and Dover townships, two sheriff sales with dates March 18 1933, and a probate sale hearing set for May 13 1933. It lists heirs in the Fiasco Cole estate and specifies appraised values and sale terms.
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Lee Township
Athens County
Ethel L. Shott
Athens
Ohio
Savanah
Rome
Towit
Inlet
Rome Township
P. G. Chapman
I. A
C. D. Gaston
Isaac Brewer
Guysvill Telephone Company
Saia
Guysville
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
D. Jackson
Jackson
State of
Dover
George Koone
George Koons
Aliso
Dover Township
Okhio
Solomon Border
Sand Ridge
Mt. Nebo
Charles Stratton
EB & Rose
Mervin Leadmon
Carl Leadmon
Virginia Leadmon
Virgie Leadmon
Emmett Cole
Julian St
Parkersburg
Fiasco Cole
Athens Coun Ohio
Arthur Cole
Carthage Township
State of A
Range 12
Town 5
Messenger Beats High Water to Deliver News Across Flooded County
The Messenger staff and carriers faced severe floods as roads vanished under water. Despite two miles of muddy wash and submerged towns, 135 carriers and three trucks kept printing and delivering. Chauncey and Millfield readers received papers via boat, foot, and daring truck treks as floodwaters isolated Jacksonville and Coolville.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Garcia
Chauncey
New York Central
Wilbur Grandstaff
Clifford Grandstaff
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Murray City
Glouster
Messenger
Millfield
Lewis Tracy
Leonard Kirkendal
Salt Creek
William Grimm
Trimble
William Patterson
Mine No. 6
Fred Weber
Grant Glikey
Bob Rowland
Leonard Martin
Clarence Martin
Coolville
Cowlville
Cooperative Marketing Clearing House Brings Savings
A community service page describes hundreds of people listing wants and offers to create a central clearing house. Direct dealing enabled by the cooperative enables substantial savings for all involved.
Gas Service Intact After Flood in Athens
Flooding along Stewart and Union Streets left three homes without complete gas service. Four gas company workers laid a 150 foot temporary line above ground to connect house meters to a regulator under water, while electric lines suffered no damage or curtailment, per Albert Johnson of The Southern Ohio Electric Company.
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Stewart
Union Streets
Athens
Gas Company
Stewart Street
Union and
Albert Johnson
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Widow Swindler Arrested in Brooklyn Case
George Solic 35 of Croydon Pa pleaded guilty in Brooklyn to stealing the life savings of widow Mrs. Anna Jonikis 67 Jay Street Brooklyn. He faces Sing Sing after fellow swindler Dusan Zekish 41 was jailed five years for grand larceny. The pair allegedly swindled about $15 292.65 and targeted cities including Ravenna Dayton Pittsburgh Jersey City and others.
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New York
U.P
George Solic
Croydon
Ravenna
Detroit
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Anna Jonikis
Jay Street
Solic
Franklin Taylor
Sing Sing
Dusan Zekish
Zekish
Jonikis
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Jeracy City
Calls on Pomerene To Make Apologies
Former Reconstruction Finance Corpora tion chairman Atlee Pomerene was urged by Rep. Howard to apologize to the House for remarks attacking publicity rules on the corpora tions large bank loan program. The Nebraska Democrat read into the Record articles quoting Pomerene dismissing publicity as damning and vicious as Lozier assailed bankers for the crisis.
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Washington
U.R
Atlee Pomerene
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rep. Howard
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Howard
Congressional Record
Pomerene
Lozier
Missouri
National City Bank
Senate
Representative McFarlane
Texas
Pomerone
Jonn
Japanese Cabinet Pledges to Retain Mandated Islands
Tokyo reports the Japanese Cabinet and Diet reached a united stand to hold the Mandated Islands, including former German possessions, against surrender as Japan debates withdrawal from the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U.P
Diet
Japan
League of Nations
League
Democrats Ready To Cooperate In Tariff Talks
Washington March 16. Government officials say the United States will give its full measure of cooperation toward reciprocal tariff agreements with other nations. The Democratic policy in power supports reciprocal deals and no change has occurred to date.
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Washington
U.R
United States
State Department
Democratic Party
Chicago
Chinese Air Forces Attack Reported In Manchuria
Reports from Mukden say Chinese planes attacked Japanese strongholds using poison gas shells. Twenty eight planes left Nanking with gas cargoes. ten reached Kaifeng and fourteen arrived at Kweiteh while others were forced down en route.
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Mukden
Manchuria
U.R
Nanking
Kaifeng
Kweiteh
Mystery Woman Drops Gold In San Francisco Bay
In San Francisco on March 16 a mystery woman tossed $2,000 in gold coins overboard from a ferry. Second Officer John Lipin said she alighted from an expensive car, boarded the ferry, and dumped a tin can with coins into San Francisco Bay while declaring money has no use. The coins spilled on deck and were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Lipin
Luprin
San Francisco Bay
Amesville Bank Opens Cleveland Named as Reserve Bank Reopens
Reopening of nine more Ohio member banks approved by the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank. Amesville First National Bank is among those authorized to resume operations as of March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Viet Telvdies
Amesville, O
First National Hanly
Blind Romeo Taken After Many Swindles
Cleveland authorities arrested John William Brewer known as the Blind Romeo a 67 year old well dressed con man who swindled 19 wealthy women in Cleveland out of 122000 He was captured in Boston after being identified praying in a church and claimed he lived to serve God.
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Cleveland
Romeo
John William Brewer
Brewer
Boston
Germany Restores Old Flag by Presidential Decree
Berlin reports President Paul von Hindenburg issues a decree eliminating Republican colors from the flag system. The black, red and gold corner is removed from the war flag while iron cross symbolism remains. The Army cockade adopts black, white and red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Paul von Hindenburg
Baltimore Produce Market Poultry Prices Listing
A Baltimore market listing shows fresh kegs nearby and live poultry prices for chickens turkeys and hens. Small and medium birds are priced between 16 and 40 cents per pound with old toms 14 cents.
Packing stock and fuels for shipment noted in log
The entry lists packing stock No 2 Ie and No 8 1144 butter fat te with higher bases included and extra fuels. It records nearby ungraded ie seronds ite and Dueck eggs bulk 19¢ with shipping order details for Goose CyEs Ge.
Butter Market Prices and Poultry Rates Reported
Market notes show butter firm at 22 percent with standards and extras. Poultry prices list heavy fowl leghorn springers lo poultry items with 12 to 19 cents per unit and ducks geese turkeys under 16 pounds priced. Potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania offered in sacks and bushels with cobbler and round whites partly graded.
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Ohio
New York
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago produce market shows firm prices with gains around 4 percent and strong receipts. Firsts and extras vary by item with noted 13 percent rise for some lines and 19 Wisconsin items listed among current receipts amid market firming.
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Chicago
Scrambled Poultry Trade List From Southern Ohio Markets
A fragmented OCR entry lists poultry items by breed and price including leghorns, leghorn springs, colored hens, old fowls, and turkeys. Mentions regions in Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky with assorted percentages and per-unit costs. The text is garbled and hard to parse, but centers on live poultry and prices in a regional market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Othe
Butter and egg market bids and ship orders
The notice lists butter packing stock No 2 and No 9 lic butter fat with steady prices. It mentions ducks eggs bulk 1 cent and goose eggs 60 cents with shipping orders and nearby ungraded lots.
Live Stock Market Report Pittsburgh Receipts and Prices
The Pittsburgh livestock market shows mixed to lower trends across animals. Hogs 180 to 250 pounds at 4.20 to 4.10. 260 to 297 pounds at 4.44 to 4.10. underweights and sows at 2.50 to 3.25. Cattle receipts 350 head, calves 300. steers and heifers light weight around 4.10 to 5.05, fat cows 2.50 to 2.75, bulls 2.75 to 3.63. Sheep 300 receipts. lambs slow, clipped offerings weaker. best grades 5.5 to 6.0, plainer 3.5 to 4.5.
Western grown wools show strengthening prices in 64s and finer
Grade by grade prices rise for French combing 64s and finer wools with 42445 cents in the scoured basin and 13 014 cents for Ohio fleeces in grease 37440 cents scoured basin medium wools firmer at 56 5 and 48s 50s fleeces with higher territory grades. Some safes closed on strictly combing territory wools at 37g 46 cen scoured basis and some houses marked up a
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Territory
Ohio
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Athens Armature and Machine Works
Fern St
Williams
Gulf
Top Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise
Hell Nor High Water Halls
Dianven
Albany
Standard Products
A. T. Stuart
Wren
Genem
Thande
Axes
POR
Pent
Fiats
Gring
Mrs. Aman
Poodlft
Panera
Goodict
New Ohio
Chun
Fon Street
Reward
Buick
Motor Sales Co
Phim
Berar
Beasley
Guthrie
Barrowcens
Pitland
Stan
Tolor Wheels
Dial
Acme Dry Cleaners
Ana Grayage
W. A Cameron
Herbert Kelley
A. Graham
P. Bolin
Franklin Ave
North Congress St
Athens Implement Co
Carpenter St
Mildred Douglas
Pratts Fork
R. I
Darwin
Albany Road
East Side
Foster Place
Hull Foster Jr
Buck and Burk
State Street
Person Realty Co
Mulligan Ave
Aaron Simmons
Hudson Ave
Durham Cow
Algeo
Higgins Feed Store
Love Brothers
Carpenter Hardware Co
Cameron Bros
Majestic Theater
Nelsonville
St. Patrick
Whitmore’s Greenhouse
Fred R. Beasley
Athens Lumber Co
DUDGE
Linscott
Sherwin Williams
The
Safe
Wheaton Hardware CO
Poston’s
Pomeroy
W. R. Martin
Selbys
Athens Cash Feed Store
N, Court Street
Poston
W. Va
Bardin Brothers
Harvey Cone
Ed Ayers
McKinley Ave
Luhrig
Luhrig Eye
Fred Landis
G. C. Sutton
Cananaville
Ira W Whitmore
Rewenene
Be Co
Marguerite W. Moore
Idemion
Sherife
Wood & Williams, Attorneys
Cable
Cable Company
Sayre
J. B. Swanson
Court Street
Cox Brothers
W. Union &J
Beasley Co
Amesville
M.1
Bliss Triumphs
Red River
Columbia
Victor
Brunswick Records
Summers and Son
Cline
Court
G. W. Hopkins
W. State
Kerr's Hardware
Frank Moler
L. R. Pierce
East
Tariff
Mystery Woman
RAILS
Rock Island
Cnerantetilty
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Sane
GAN
SUMOA
Ft & T&f
Drug Inc
DuPont
Fox Film Enews
Iasseeseeees
Gillette Bateey Razor
J.C. Penny
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Warner Bree
Westinghouse Kree
Atlantic Refining
Phillips
Sinclair
Indus
N. J
Texas Corp
Wemen Onererens Aceneses
Ath
Snanenener Cansations
Steels
Thor CE
Bethlehem Ett
Otis Bieel
Republic
A. U
Steel Com
Sevenecom Venveeras
U. S. Steel
Ae 66 Motors
Siccci
Studebaker
Kennicott
Am Gas
Elec
Bond & Share
Owen Es
Ford Motors
Niagatas Hudeon Power News
United Aircraft
United Power & Liat
Pia
Woolworth - O
Vuion Carbon & Carbide
Germany
TORIN
Toriment
Baltimore Produce
Cincinsati
Cleveland Produce
Puttsblagh
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cencinnate Livestock
Boston Wool
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