Hospital Workers Seek Pay Increase At State Hospital
About half of Athens State Hospital employees joined the Ohio State Hospital Attendants Association formed in Columbus to push for better conditions, shorter hours, higher pay, and a shift to eight hour days. The bill also revises maintenance allowances and pay scales across years, with 150 staff at the first meeting and 60 joining.
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Athens State Hospital
Ohio State Hospital Attendants Association
Columbus
L. O. Simmons
Athens
David Edgar
Columbus State Hospital
Edgar
Merl H. Champ
Ohio Hospital
Gallipolis
Simmons
George Banks
Athens County
Three Columbus Men Fined After Mill Collision
Clinton Cossin, driver, fined 25 and costs for fictitious license plates. Luther Cossin and Rex Herdman fined 5 and costs each for intoxication. All agreed to pay 62 for repairs to Mrs Pete Tipple’s car after the crash at White's Mill Friday night.
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Columbus
White's Mill
T. R. Bennett
Clinton Cossin
Luther Cossin
Rex Herdman
Pete Tipple
Nelsonville
William Dye Dies After Three Week Illness
William Dye 19, son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Dye, died Saturday at the family home in Canaan Township after a three week illness. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at New England M E Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. He lived in Canaanville and attended its school. Survived by parents, three sisters Ora Blanche Mary and a brother Alfred.
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William Dye
Emerson Dye
Canaan Township
New England M. E
B. H. Pugh
Canaanville
Ora
Blanche
Mary
Alfred
Nine Ohio University Faculty to Attend OCA Meeting
Nine Ohio University faculty members will speak at the sixty-sixth annual Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus this Thursday to Saturday. The list includes Dean T C McCracken Dr W O Martin Dr H R Wilson Dr R A Foster Professor R G Dawes Dr T C Scott Dr L Morton Dr J G Porter and Dean Irma E Voight.
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Ohio University
Ohio College Association On Allied Associations
Columbus
T. C. McCracken
W. O. Martin
H. R. Wilson
R. A. Foster
R. G. Dawes
T. C. Scott
L. Morton
J. G. Porter
Irma E. Voight
Stocks rally after Chrysler strike nerves prompt mixed week
Stocks turned up last week after an early dip driven by nervousness over the Chrysler strike. Industrials posted a small advance while rails and utilities fell, steel shares recovered on strong output data, and oil stocks benefited from a higher gasoline outlook. United States Steel and Bethlehem gained modestly as railroad shares lagged.
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New York
Chrysler
American Iron & Steel Institute
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Toledo and regional grain and produce price listings
A dense, fragmented price column lists grain quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats in multiple grades, plus Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland produce sections with Eyes Eggs Poultry prices and live poultry figures, including fowls roosters broilers and turkeys. The data shows unit prices and ranges for each item across markets.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ede
Market receipts and grade mix for Bags Market and Butter Market
Bags Market shows steady activity with receipts at 25 931 cases and 23 percent fresh graded firsts plus 24 percent extra firsts and 21 percent dirties. Butter Market reports 10 975 tubs with various quality scores and grades including extra firsts and standards with centralized grading figures.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Bond Listings
Hogs receipts at Cincinnati 650 with direct shipments 185 and through .. weights 140 to 300 lb. hogs 20c lower heavier butchers 10c off. Cattle and calves receipts noted with mixed changes. Pittsburgh hogs 1400 with 100 direct and holdovers 50 steady to five cents lower. cattle and calves also reported with varied prices. Government bonds listed with multiple series and quotes.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Oil Price Quotations From Pittsburgh Markets
Latest crude oil prices paid by agencies show Bradford and Allegany Districts in Tide Water Pipe Lines at 2.67, Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Co at 2.42, Eureka Pipe Line Co at 2.37, Buckeye Pipe Line Co at 2.22, Watt Transit oils at 2.27, Corning grade 1.42, Somerset Crude South Penn 1.13, Somerset Ashland Big Sandy 1.30, with Western Kentucky and New York quotes around 1.23 and 1.45 respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Bradford
Allegany
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Southwest Penna. Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Penns
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Watt
Oil City
Corning
Somerset
South Penn
Ashland
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Western Kentucky
New York
Jdmae
Rev Hull Dies in Huntington Meigs County minister 71
Rev C. E. Hull 71, a retired United Brethren minister born in Success Meigs County, died Sunday at Huntington Ind at his daughter Mrs Mariam Johnston's home. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Church Success Meigs County Wednesday at 2 PM. He served 25 years on circuits in Meigs and Vinton Counties. He married twice, both wives predeceased him. Survived by sons Carey Hull Austin Hull Everett Hull Gladden Hull and daughters Harriett Blake Fannie Johnson Ulah Pigg and Mrs Johnston.
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C. E. Hull
United Brethren
Meigs County
Huntington
Ind
Mariam Johnston
Pleasant Grove
Success
Hull
Greenfield, C
Meigs
Vinton
Mathilda Hull
Elizabeth Hull
Carey W. Hull
Bona Tarre
Austin Hull
Coolville
Harriett. Blake
Long Bottom
Fannie Johnson
Albany
Ulah Pigg
Delaware
Everett Hull
Athens
Gladden Hull
Ostrander
Johnston
Lottridge and Carthage Two in Parkersburg Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs James Deems and Mr and Mrs William Conant were business visitors in Parkersburg Thursday. Miss Margaret Ramsburg and Ben Dicken from Athens visited P E Ramsburg Sunday afternoon. A quilting was held at the home of O L Davis Tuesday with a noon potluck for several local residents. The quilt will be presented to Rev and Mrs Harter. Branch Carsey moved to the Stalder farm near South Canaan and Russell Spear moved to the house vacated by Carsey. Mr and Mrs Willis Cullums hosted dinner guests including Carl McKibben and daughter Charlotte Parkersburg and Howard Stalnaker with Alma Zickfoose.
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James Deems
William Conant
Parkersburg
Margaret Ramsburg
Ben Dicken
Athens
P. E. Ramsburg
O. L. Davis
L. H. Allen
Okey Westfall
John Archer
Harry Willet
Edwin
Howard EF. Willet
Elizabeth McCall
D. C. Davis
John Gaston
Harter
Branch Carsey
F. W. Chapman
Stalder Farm
South Canaan
Russell Spear
Deem
Alfred
Carsey
Willis Cullums
Carl McKibben
Charlotte, Parkersburg
Howard Stalnaker
Alma Zickfoose
A. F. Sutton Funeral Set For Wednesday
Funeral services for A. F. Sutton aged 76 who died March 25 in Los Angeles California will be held Wednesday morning at ten o'clock at the home of his daughter Mrs E V Baughman Townsend Addition conducted by Rev Neil Crawford pastor of the First Christian Church Burial will be in W Alexander Pa The body will be brought to Athens Tuesday and friends may call at the Baughman home that afternoon or evening.
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A. F. Sutton
Los Angeles
Calif
E. V. Baughman
Townsend
Neil Crawford
First Christian Church
W. Alexander
Athens
Baughman
Carbondale Home Destroyed by Fire
A Woodlawn area house owned by Mr and Mrs Pearl Arnold burned Wednesday evening. Origin unknown. The Arnolds were away and lost all furnishings and clothing. Nearby residents include Mr and Mrs Arthur Wheeler of Cambridge and others visiting local families. A monthly Pythian Sisters party is planned. Van Arnold remains in Sheltering Arms Hospital after work injuries in a truck mine.
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Carbondale
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Pearl Arnold
Arnold
Arthur Wheeler
Cambridge
George Carlin
Emma Lowry
Stout
Grant Hospital
Dewey Arnold
Barberton
Louise Adams
Anna Grace
Connett
Bessie Brooks
Grace Treadway
Chester Lowry
Ruth
Marjorie
Gene
D. B. Lowry
June
Nelsonville
Pythian
van Arnold
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Forty Named as Directors of County Health Association
Forty persons were announced today as members of the Board of Directors of the Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association after an organization meeting led by A. H. German. O. C. Bird is association president and committees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Association
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association
A. H. German
Ohio Public Health Association
Gu aranteed Q-623 relief for rheumatism and nerves
An advert promotes Q-623 a guaranteed treatment for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago claiming it has helped thousands. It also markets Q-Tabs a diuretic tablet as a stimulant kidney aid from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store on W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens
Ohio
First 40 Jackson resettlement dwellings to be occupied
Duluth officials say the first 40 houses at the Jackson resettlement project cost over 100000 dollars and will be occupied by tenants in April.
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Duluth
Minn
U.P
Jackson
Resettlement Administration
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Auburn
William P. Endicott
Remington
Logan
Columbus Trip
Bennett
Warm Spring
Warm Springs
O. U
OCA
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Erie
N. Y. Central
N. Pacific
Penna Eee Bo. Pacific
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Crosley Radio DuPont
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Am. Rolling Mills
SA Als den Crucible
Republic Iron and Steel
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Briggs Mig
Gen. Motors
Stewart Warner
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Mack Truck Mmmune Stm
Kelvinator
Timken Roller
Elec
Distillers Seagram
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Cord Corp
Weee
Elec. Bond
Hiram Walker Oo
Lottridge
Carthage
State Office
O. C. Bird
Association
Loring Connett
T. M. Wolfe
Charles W. Evans
Mar
George W. Ford
John S. Blower
Cecil Shafer
J. M. Hyde
Lloyd Evans
Leland Goodman
Joe Davis
Frieda Smith
Frank Jackson
W. W. Warren
Don Johnson
Ora Daugherty
Betty Howe
Emerson Houf
I. V. Shannon
C. O. Gibson
Eldon Dailey
Merwin Mansfield
Frank Caldwell
Leo Williams
K. W. Hayes
Mia
Jack Parrish
D. M. Sawyer
Hazel Stright
Porter Shively
Executive
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Harry Jacoby
Herman Theisen
Millfield
Walter Maccombs
Hary A. Mettler
Kenneth C. Ray
J. M. Higgins
Viola Fell
H. C. Pendry
E. J. Arnold
Hubert Hyde
Mr. Figley
Glouster
C. N. Saunders
Warren V. Sprague
F. J. Taylor
Amesville
Oral Daugherty
A. B. Prior
Lucian Bing
J. H. Kegg
Carter
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