Absentee Ballot Activity Dims Near Voting Deadline
Absentee ballot requests fell as the period nears end with five ballots mailed and 11 returned from out of county residents. Applications came from Evelyn Zeller and others in Nelsonville, Miamisburg, New Philadelphia. Voters listed include David R Richards and Alta B Kern in Washington DC, E T Dailey in Los Angeles, Helen S Mansfield in Chicago, EB Paul Cotton in Middletown, Harold S Kinzig in Wilmington, and E B Murphy in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Zeller
Zanesville
Mary E. Cox
Nelsonville
William Rasp
Alfred Boden
Miamisburg
Homer H. Harding
New Philadelphia
David R. Richards
Alta B. Kern
E. T. Dailey
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen S. Mansfield
Chicago
Iil
Archie Viney Fined for Non Support in Glouster
Archie Viney of Glouster was fined 100 dollars and costs by Magistrate H Porter for non support. The fine was suspended on the condition he provides two dollars weekly for the support of his minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Viney
Glouster
H. Porter
Floating brick wins first prize in Believe It Or Not
The Believe It Or Not contest at The Messenger awards first prize to a brick that floated, claimed to have been found heating on the Ohio River near Addison, Ohio. Winners include R. A. Davis of Middleport and W. D. Witham of Corning, Ohio, with honorable mentions for J. W. Keplar, Clair Pierce, and Esther McKinney who jokes about New York and Boston being eight miles apart.
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Aroon
Middleport
Ohio River
Addison
R. A. Davis
W. D. Witham
D. PD. 8
Corning, O
Witham
J. W. Keplar
Poplar Street
Nelsonville
Clair Pierce
Central Avenue
Athens
Mr. Pierce
Esther McKinney
New York
Boston
Miss McKinney
Merry England
Mr. Ripley
Prominent List Of Graduates Named By Principal Thursday
Principal announced the names of dozens of young scholars at the ceremony. The list includes Jean Barrow Helen Sfeider Elma Hill Geraldine Kimes Mary Lohse Mildred Martin Phyllis Schuler and many others. The long roster features students from several classes and indicates a crowded gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeores
Jean Barrow
Helensfeider
Elma Hill
Geraldine Pauline Kimes
Mary Lohse
Minameyer
Mildred Martin
Lawyer
Phyllis Schuler
Maxetfall
Late Heaton
Willard Walton Bains
Jack Meister
Leute Spetcer
Dick Whiptors
Wooley
Ann Beautoy
Cable
Kathleen Carpenter
Ee. Cokenougher
Jeasie Cooper
Duncan
Delores Henderson
Sacoby
Fern Rowland
Eve
High School Roll of Honor Announced
The Ath ens High School reveals its Roll of Honor with many B average students and several newcomers. The list includes students who have consistently earned high marks over the six weeks period and signals future Phi Beta Kappa potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
Athens High School
Ames-Bern Board to Accept Bids for School Bus Service
The Ames-Bern Board of Education will hear bids at its May 30 1932 meeting at 7 30 p m in the high school Amesville Ohio for furnishing 40 passenger buses and transporting children on routes from Plantaville Fred Mills Lathrope to Amesville schools. Bids offered for one and three year contracts may be sent to the clerk or presented at the meeting. The board reserves the right to reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancyv Linscott
Canaan
Athens
State of
Ohio
Ohio Company
Jno. Ackley
Andy Burchfield
David Jordan
D. Dowler
Lewis Jordan
D. D. Fowler
Athens County
National Bank
Nancy Linsentt
Ames-Bern Board of Education
Amesville
Childre
Armmesville
Plantaville
George A. Harris
Fred Mills
C. O Grimes
Lathrope
Board of Education
Ai Ridas
Ames-Bern
Appointment of Anna Guthrie as Administratrix of Amanda Sims estate
Anna Guthrie of Athens Ohio is appointed and qualified Administratrix of Amanda Sims estate in Athens County Ohio. Dated April 36 1932. Probate Judge 8 S Johnson signs. Publication date 4 29 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Guthrie
Athens
Ohio
Amanda Sims
Athens County
Oho
M. Johnson
Said County
Executors Appointed for J W Lax Estate in Athens County
Plummer M Lax and Margaret Lax of Athens Ohio are appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of J W Lax late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated May 5 1932. S K Johnson 5 8 30.m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer M. Lax
Margaret Lax
Athens
Ohio
D. No. 9
J. W. Lax
Athens County
Sthday
Market Rebound Nears After Broad Stock Recovery
After a sharp prior drop the stock market edged toward equilibrium with gains in several sectors. Railroads utilities and communications showed improvement with American Telephone and Western Union resuming higher quotes while General Electric and Allied Chemical rose from lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Steel Cotmmen
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Auburn
Woolworth
New York Stocks Mixed Across Major Industries
A crowded stock table shows varied movements with big caps like United States Steel and Ford Motors posting modest gains, alongside declines in several rubber and equipment issues. Notable entries include Goodrich, Goodyear, Packard, Nash, and Overland as investors scan for direction amid a broad market pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Bence
Stock Exchange
Het
Friera
Auburn
Sia
Nesieig
Isaas Hisseinits
Oasis Crows Waiceienen
Cacecenness Goodrich Rabbher Co
Mrs. Matilda Skinner Dies in Glouster at 77
Mrs. Matilda Skinner aged 77 died Thursday at 2 PM at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. A J Craig in Glouster after a lingering illness. She leaves six children including Mrs Eva Lewis and Mrs Jennie Hooks, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at the Craigs home with burial in Glouster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. B. Skinner
Jennie Hooks
Columbus
Robert
Joseph
A. C. Skinner
Robert M. Skinner
Derthick
A. J. Craig
Glouster Cemetery
Amputation on finger at White Cross Hospital
Thomas Mavin, who injured his right index finger while working in a mine, had the finger amputated at White Cross Hospital in Columbus after infection developed. He returned home Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Mavin
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Nine Wagon Mines Sign Temporary Work Agreement
Nine extra wagon mines joined a temporary working agreement with the United Mine Workers of America. The mines are located in the Hocking Valley, according to W. B. Morris, secretary of the miners' scale committee, in Glouster on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
United Mine Workers of America
W. B. Morris
Miners‘ Scale Committee
Hocking Valley
Mr. Morris
Plan Bible School at Ferndale Church of Christ
Residents near the Ferndale Church of Christ are invited to meet at the church Sunday at 2 PM to reorganize and form a Bible school. The Lewis church east of Trimble will host with M. S. Rogers and Glouster church members assisting. Several have requested the effort and it aims to become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ferndale
Bible School and Mother's Day Program Planned at Bishopville
In Bishopville on Sunday morning a Bible school will start the day, followed by preaching and a Mother's Day program at 10 30. A souvenir will be given to attendees. Christian Missionary services are slated for 7 30 Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
May
This Place
Jacksonville Defeats Burns Barbers 8-1
Jacksonville toppled Burns Barbers 8 to 1 as pitching and timely hitting keyed the win. Hutsko was denied a shutout in the seventh inning by Sev enth, ending the bid early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Burns Barbers
Hutsko
Glouster
Hurna Barbers
Gatchel
Henry
Butsko
Burns Barbers AB
Price
Eiabalieia Paiteneansina
Wolf
Feomsioy
Jacksonville AB
Hallam
Glouster Students Vie in General Scholarship Contest
Glouster High School will represent the district in a general scholarship contest at Athens on Saturday morning. The team includes students in Chemistry Harry Welsch, General Science Mary Frances Carpenter, Algebra John Lent, Plane Geometry Theodore Batterson, American History Faith Lantz, World History Edmund Beshara, Latin Lucile Richardson Rankin Brunton, French Gladya Sikorski Nina Brunton, English Margaret Trasin Eunice Post Cecelia Chute Nellie Belle Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Theodore Batterson
Faith Lantz
Edmund Beshara
Lucile Richardson
Rankin Brunton
Gladya Sikorski
Nina Brunton
Margaret Trasin
Eunice Post
Cecelia Chute
Nellie Belle Williams
Trimble Operetta Tonight at J. T. High School
Trimble grade school presents Aunt Priscilla's Garden at the J. T. High School auditorium tonight at seven. Miss Una Miller supervises music for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
Trimble
J. T. High School
Una Miller
Council to Meet Glouster May 6 Meeting Tonight
A regular meeting of councils is held tonight at 7 at the city building. Department heads will submit reports on business transacted during April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Local Grocery Ledger Notes Odd Prices and Stock
A fragmentary ledger lists items such as fresh receipts, butter creamery extra, various scores and prices, renovated stock, and packing stock mixed with live poultry including old heavy and young colored chickens and young leghorns with partial weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eges
Butter-Packing stock and egg market notes
Butter packing stock in Nebraska and nearby markets shows steady butter fat around 13 186. Eggs remain steady with cases included and extra state 120. Nearby ungraded Li'se noted.
Market receipts and firsts amid unsettled balances
Market firm reports receipts totaling 22,208 cases and 11 120 current receipts with 10 seconds and 6 606 tubs. Extras include 1 percent and 6 percent firsts, with 16 10 percent and 14 Ibe seconds. Standards appear unsettled in the current market context.
Poultry Prices and Fresh Meat Rates Listing
A dated price list shows Butter-Nearby and Wegs-Nearby items with per unit pricing. Includes scores, firsts, hens, leghorns, broilers, ducks, geese, and hens with assortments and cents per pound. Offers various items like colored hens and old roosters with numeric quotes.
Market Prices Report from Butter and Poultry and Potatoes
Butter market shows steady extras and standard receipts with firm tones on current shipments. Poultry prices move: heavy fowls 18 to 19 cents, medium 16 to 17 cents, leghorn 13 to 14 cents, heavy broilers 24 to 25 cents, ducks 14 to 15 cents, geese 11 to 12 cents, capons 23 cents. Potatoes vary by origin with Ohio New York Pennsylvania at 7 56 per bushel. Maine Green Mt 1.25 to 1.55 per 100 pounds. Idaho Russet mostly 1.76 with medium 1.60 to 1.65 per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohie
New York
Penn
Maine
Idaho
Live Stock Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Live stock figures show hogs at 4000 head including 1274 direct with most 10c lower, 140 to 260 lbs, lighter weights down, heavier weights steady to 10c lower. Prices range from 3.70 to 3.80 per 100 lbs, 220 lbs mostly 3.80, 210 to 220 around 3.80, 260 to 300 lbs bids 3.25 to 3.60, sows mostly 2.50, calves steady, steers and heifers 4.26 to 5.50, good to choice 5.78 to 6.00, cows 3.28 to 4.75, bulls weak, weaners steady. Sheep 600, light supply, spring lambs mostly 8.50, high as 6.75 in old crop, best at 6.00, aged ewes 1.0 to 2.0 meetly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs receipts 2300 slow market with prices quoted from 2.85 to 3.75 per cwt for various weights. Cattle receipts 25 steady to higher on good grades with steers up to 6.75 and cows 3.15 to 4.25. Calves receipts 300 steady for better grades. Sheep receipts 1900 lambs steady to weak with best lambs around 6.25 to 8.00.
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Logan
James A. Caldwell
Mgr
Athens “County
Charles E. Miller
Higgins Feed Store
Rardin
Ga. Hoodlet
FP. G. Woodlet
New Marshfield
Alpha Gamma Delta
Eleanor Hageltine
Jost
Heta Chi
E. H. Bennett
American Auto Wrecking Co
Harvey Cone
Dial
Fred R. Beasley
Garland
Algeo Motor Sales Co
Phillips Motor Sales
Baughman’s
Marshfield
Guthrie
McFarland’s
Auto Supplies
Paige
Nash
Dodge
Erskine
Olds
Davis
Athens Junk Co
Gulf Gas—And Oil
Texaco
Buick Co
RVICE
Totman
Ation, Mobiloil
Quaker State Motor Oil
Mathews and Fishbaugh Shoe Repair
Sinclair
Hanning
Richland Ave
E. Watkins & Son
Byron
P. O. Box
Stewart
L. Williams
Coffey
E. E. Williams
Acme Dry Cleaners
B. B. Cleaners
New Holland
L. BE. White
Dia
G.H. Martin
Harley Davidson
R. White
Anc
W. A. Cameron
Carge
Herbert Kelley
Mill Street
Joe Wright
Harry Cleaver
Ralph Calendine
Floyd Hartley
R. Z
Guysville
E. M
Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Til
Leonard Pidcock
New Marshfield, CO
Grover Armbuster
J. L. Sewell
Mil St
Franklin Ave
Leonard Electric
Summers and Son
Hartshorne Baby Carriage
D. M. Clutter
Maplewood Drive
Hoover
M. M. Kerr
REED
Cox Brothers
Copenhagen
Wakefield
Bonny Best Jewell
Pot Flowers Farmers Cash Feed Store
G. C. Sutton Canaonville
McLaughlin Brothers
Nelsonville Floral Co
Jackson
Seadion Nelsonville
Ford
Whig Seal
Beasley's
Hube Mender’s
Chestone St
Ene
Colonial Finance Co
Athens Loan Co
Stark Brothers
Rome Beauty
Grimes
Barsgcin
Totman's
Linscott's
Chevrolet
Mac Chevrolet
J. L. Wilson
E. Columbus St
Jersey
Ben Boros
the Plains
R. S. Cook
Athens R. D
Mitchell Nursery
Beverly
Jesse Bennett
Strouds Rum
Whitmore
Ben Tippie
Poland
China
O. I. GC
Coolvite
J. A. Malone
Carpenter Hardware Co
Perry G. Coe
Albany
The
G. W. Hopkins
Athens Inplement Co
Athens Chick Hatchery
W. M. Vorkes & Brother
Surfas Cleaner
Wyandotte
Marietta
Bueau Mer-Mash
Farm Bureau Service Branch
Lancaster Farms
Lancaster
Iowa
Athens Implement Co
Wheaton Hardware Co
Spaulding
Nassau
Dean and
Barry Pains—White and
Lancaster St
Washington ST. W
Palmer Street
High St
Geo. A. Coe
Surance & Rents
Lancaster Street
G. W. Johnson
Morris Ave
Dalton and
Dalton
Gentral Ave
Charles L. Bardin
the Messenger
Campbell's
Dial 517
Athens Lumber Co
Athens-Glouster
Union Depot
Hull Foster, Jr
Bardin Bros
Alexander Township
H. F. McColley
Albany R
Westinghouse
Gadbury
Carpenter's
Gem Pharmacy
K. of P. Building
the Cable CO
E. Scott
Radio and Electric
Wayne
Lasch Feed & Poultry Co
Jennie White
Flora
Person Realty Co
Wilson
F. J. Beasley Co
Amesville Mill
Call Lasch Feed & Poultry Co
Buck & Burk
Dilaj
Eron Bros
H. Smith
Athens Messenger
Whitmore’s Greenhouse
Believe
Credulty
Mr AS Pre Pedy
Princis
Hhisees
Violet Stroll
Meral Betz
Raymond Duckler
Roderick Eddy
Robert Hawk
Edward Mea Bride
Junior Moorhead
Jimmy Roach
Herpel Saunders
Paul Sprinexer
Edward Wise
Ruth James
Carson Fuller
Clarice Metyaniels
Virginija Lawson
Mary Ellen Bibbeeane Cline
Helen Ornes
Bernadim Sprague
Eveleth Atkinson
Edna Davis
Wilma Pierre
Mary Chadwich
Betty McClure
R. D
Bert Kuhns
of Sak
Standard of
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Martin
Uae
Dairy Pee
Penny Rade Corp Seara- Apicer
United Corp
Warner Corp Warner Bras
OLA
GAIL
THA
Am. Cotp
Alanth
Copters & Mines
Att
Gmelin
Nick
Benticott Hopper
RAILS
Allegheny Corp
New York Centre
N. Pacific
St Paul
Union Pacilla
Allied Chemicale
Wright
Curtiss Wright
Drug. Inc
DuPont
Nse
Mniensinat
Fox Film
POWGE
GaAs & Ble
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Ion
Klee
Bond
Ford Motors Ltd
ARO Ae
Laie Star
Niagara Hudson Poow
Ceeeweumee
United Aircraft — ES Ee
Woolworth Ow
Union Carbon & Garbid
One
Matilda Skinner
LiVeSs
Mavin
Lumbus Hospital
Union Plan
Plan Bible School
Federal Church of Christ
Baltymoore Produce
Cleveland Produce
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