Appointment of Lester June as Administrator in Ohio estate
Notice declares Lester June of Spring Valley Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of George June deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated March 11 1934. Probate Judge M Johnson signs.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1934
Page
9
Notice declares Lester June of Spring Valley Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of George June deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated March 11 1934. Probate Judge M Johnson signs.
In Glouster Jacksonville on a busy weekend in court, seven individuals were fined by Mayor H R Phillips. One man jailed at Athens for failing to meet a $100 fine’s weekly payments. Allen Swinder Ralph Smith Otto Heiser Neal Geary fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Edward Kempton fined $10 for second offense. Able Hook John Morrison fined $25 for illegal liquor possession. Ira Sowers jailed again after failing to pay installments.
Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Martha Kioh Trimpbie home with Mrs. Alice Phillips presiding. Contesta winners were Mrs. Joseph Watson and Mrs. Frank Dunnevy. consolation prizes went to Mrs. Maude Davie and Mrs. Holmes. Lunch marked St Patrick Day as guests Eileen Morrison, Erma Jean Nichols joined. Members listed include Mrs. Frank Dunnevy and Mrs. Maude Davis.
Residents from Glouster and nearby areas attended the funeral of Irving Kasler in Columbus Tuesday afternoon. A military service was held at Fisher Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
John Burns of Glouster received word of the death of his brother in law J. H. Croushere aged 62 in St Francis Hospital Columbus after an attack of quinsy. Mrs Croushere was formerly Miss Margaret Burns of this city. Three children survive Jack 18 Mary Virginia 1 and Robert 7. Mr and Mrs Burns will travel to Columbus tonight and stay until the funeral Wednesday.
Blanche Moorehead of 160 East Columbus Street Nelsonville becomes executrix of Harriet Freer estate. G M Johnson probate judge notes date March 3 1934. William Guy Morrison of Athens becomes executor of Nancy J Morrison estate. Notice dated March 14 1994. G M Johnson 3 19 30tw.
New York stocks gained fractionally as investors priced in labor unrest and the Dies bill passage. Metal shares led advance with U G Smelting around 1 point higher, steel stocks rebounded, and alcohol and oil sectors showed mixed moves amid overall firm commodities.
The session lists a broad mix of industriales and curbstock names with varied percentages. Notable entries include Am. Com. Al., Armour, Gen. F006, Gillette, Goodyear, Packard, Timken, and Ford Motors with gains and losses reflecting sector volatility.
Daily and weekend train times listed for New York Central including No. 3 and No. 4 services. Chesapeake Ohio No. 30 arrives and No. 37 departs daily with daily Baltimore and Ohio services.
The Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities closes at 109.19 in New York on March 20, down from 109.22 yesterday. Week and month figures are 110.24 and 108.53 respectively, with year-ago value 72.24 and 1934 highs and lows recorded as 110.24 on March 12 and 101.09 on March 3.
The Pittsburgh market column lists crude oil purchase prices from multiple lines and regions including Natl. Transit lines 2.37, Tidewater 2.45, Pennzoil 2.32–2.37, Eureka 2.07, Southwest Penn 2.13, Buckeye 1.97, Corning 1.92, Somerset South Penn 1.12–1.25, Western Kentucky 1.18, Illinois 1.18, Princeton 1.13. Liberty and Treasury bond quotes show various maturities and prices around noon.
Friday March 3 at 1 00 pm on farm three miles southeast of Stewart Ohio sale includes Jersey and Holstein cattle Fred Laughlin auctioneer H D Wright auctioneer agent listed for the event
Butter market steady with 28 ¾ to 29 cents for standard. eggs steady with current quoted prices. Poultry market barely stead, colored fowls medium at 11 ¾ to 12 ½ cents. leghorn fowls 9 to 9 ½ cents. roosters 6 cents. ducks white 16 to 17 cents. geese 13 ½ to 18 cents. Potatoes Maine 230 to 240 per cwt. Idaho 69 to 210 per cwt. Ohio and New York prices noted.
Parkerburg and Toledo market notes show cattle and hog receipts in good demand. Prices range with top cattle around 66 and veal to 65.80, hogs near 3.20 to 2.70 per unit, while grain futures list No 2 red wheat around 99 to 68 cents and corn No 2 yellow about 60 cents.
The Boston wool market opened weak with few sales and limited dealer inquiries. Most players, especially large worsted operators, reported steady prices but a generally easier overall trend and cautious optimism for soon higher activity.
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati won a non title featherweight decision over Mose Butch in Pittsburgh. Gisty of Denora and Dominick Mancini also fought on the card with a foul ruling. Other bouts included Joey Barsone over Billy Holt and Charley Burns defeating Mary Weekly. Sailor Jack Ward KOed Sandy Garrison Casanova in Pico California.
Coneaut reports amateur pitcher Leonard Dello sustained severe injuries in an accident at Nickel Plate Railroad shops. Doctors performed a left hand amputation Monday to save his life.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Moody entertained the Mountville card club Thursday night with music and cards and served refreshments. Guests included Miss Evelyn Bailey Miss Helen Carr Frances Thomas Chub King Jack Slick and several couples. In Jacksonville Grace Gibbs plans to sail for Paris to continue her art studies after three years in New York City.
Mr and Mrs Mike Reshan of Racine Wisconsin are guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Kovach in Hollister. The Reshans are former Hollister residents who left about 30 years ago renewing ties during their visit.
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