Georgia Sayre Elected Trimble P T A President
Georgia Sayre was elected president of the Trimble Parent-Teacher Association at a recent meeting. Grace Shiply was elected vice president Esta Has kine secretary and Marie Antle treasurer. A high school program led by Miss Miller featured pupils from all grades. A separate note announces a play Happy Valley to be performed at McLeish school house tonight directed by Miss Thela Standley with free admission and a collection.
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Thimble
Georgiayre
Trimble Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Shiply
Esta Haskine
Marie Antle
Enter
Pups
Miss Miller
Glucuster
Happy Valley
McLeish
At &Ock
Thela Standley
McLeish Parent Teacher Association
Flowers for Mother’s Day Sale Sponsored by Thea Chapter
Thea Chapter O E and is sponsoring a flower sale to raise funds at the T R Reese store on High Street. Flowers will be on sale all day Saturday with chapter members attending.
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Glouster
Thea
O. E
T. R. Reese
High Street
Probate notices and sheriff sale in Athens County Ohio
Athens County probate court suspends hearings for several estates from May to June 1933 while schedules of debts inventories and appraisements are filed. A sheriff sale of real estate in Alexander township is set for June 17 1933 at 1 PM at the courthouse doors with premises appraised at 114 (dollars) and bidding cash at sale.
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Reuben Purdue
Sparta
Georgia
Estalene Purdue
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Towit
Mary McCann
Frank McCann
Roger J. Jones
Maude L. Woodworth
Augusta Evans (Mineard) Watkins
Grove Evans
Ada B. Keirns
Sarah Edgar
C. McDonald
John Wesley McDonald
Bank of Athens, N. B. A
Jesse Baughman
William A. Rustin
William Ruston
Clyde Edmundson
William Bower
B. H. Pugh
F. McClanahan
Ida Mansfield
Alice Mansfield
Ralph W. Parke
Raymond Rife
Emanuel Bkivers
Bernard Cable Bowers
John M. Warrener
Riley Morris
James M. Carter
Wiliam H. Six
George Boyles
Eva Jones
Bonnie Jean Mathews
Robert E. Selby
Clarence Brown
A. L. Able
Emily W. Ahie
Bam Baker
Lucy McKee
A. M. Towlt
Mildred W. Bean
Orlin T. McLaughlin
William Burton
R. L. Berger
Theodosia McCutcheon
Therife
State of
Henry A. Dixon
Howard Welch
Athens
Alexander
Ohio University
Athens and
Gallipolis
Charles Stratton
Our County
Jones
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices Rise Amid Market Slump
Unusual week in the cattle market saw upward price creep despite a sluggish dressed beef market. Hog prices showed a strong undertone until midweek, then pressure from increased supplies. Lambs faced opposing supply and demand, with reduced dressed market absorption of live receipts. Official four month receipts show large declines across cattle calves hogs and sheep versus last year.
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Columbus
Trading Opens With Tickets Busy Today
Stocks opened with moderate profit taking then recovered. American Telephone and Telegraph rose to a new high for the movement while United States Steel fluctuated but rallied near prior close. Western Union reached a yearly top, rails recovered from early dips as the market stayed active and tickets sold out.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
United States Steel Common
Western Union
Commodity Index Report from Dun and Bradstreet
New York May 12 Dun and Bradstreet’s daily weighted index of 30 basic commodities compiled for United Press shows yesterday 86.53, week 85.12, month 75.82, year 75.12. May 12 1933 value 84.9. 1933 low 47.84. Copyright 1933 by Dun and Bradstreet.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press Today
Erie and rail lines listed in historic timetable snippet
Fragmentary note lists railroad companies and routes including New York Central Reading Rock Island St Paul Southern Pacific Union Pacific with unclear percentages or codes, reflecting a rail network table or timetable fragment. Entities include New York Central Reading Rock Island St Paul Southern Pacific Union Pacific.
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Erie
New York Central
I Penna
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Preifie
Operetta at Hollister School Impresses Large Audience
Hollister May 12 an operetta in two acts titled Over the Garden Wall was staged by the first grade before a large crowd in the Hollister school gym Monday. The Rhythm Band followed with selections including Tramp Tramp The Postman Polly Put the Kettle On and Jumping Jack. Ralph Pritts and his manual training boys decorated the stage.
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Hollister
Over the Garden Wall
Hollister School
Polly
Ralph Pritts
Past Grands Meet of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Held in Jacksonville
Past Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Harold Phillips home with President Mary Kait in charge. Two contests awarded first prizes to Mrs John Davis and Mrs Joseph Watson. consolation prizes to Mrs William Kaitt and Mrs Maude Davis. Guests included Miss Fern Hunter Mary Alice Ruth Ann Phillips and Zelma Watson. Members present listed. June meeting set at Mrs Maude Davie's home.
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Jacksonville
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Harold Phillips
Mary Kait
John Davis
Joseph Watson
William Kaitt
Maude Davis
Fern Hunter
Mary Alice
Ruth Ann Phillips
Zelma Watson
Frank Dunnevy
Maude Davie
Ed Harry
William Kalt
Ida B. Davis
Blue Pencil Club of Ohio plans convention program in Columbus
The Blue Pencil Club of Ohio schedules a May 21 convention in Columbus with three round table discussions on News and Publicity Jobs for Grads and Press Associations and Small Dailies led by Paul W. Reed Norval Luxeon George Starr Lasher and Cc Harris. Kenneth Topill will speak on low mood in the News Room at luncheon as officers are elected.
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Columbus
U.P
Blue Pencil Club of
Ohio
Marion Star
Paul W. Reed
The
Alliance Review
Norval Neil Luxeon
Ohio State University
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Cc. H. Harris
Athens Messenger
Kenneth Topill
Ohio State Journal
Newspaper Desk Workers of
Westminster Fellowship council holds annual retreat at Crystal Springs
Retiring and new Westminster Fellowship council members of the Presbyterian Church plan an annual retreat at Crystal Springs on Saturday. The event will cover plans for the coming year a review of last year’s work an evening campfire and social periods.
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Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Crystal Springs
Baltimore Produce Prices From Nearby Markets
Market listing shows live poultry prices for chickens and leghorns with varying weights and grades. Butter prices include Butter-Creamery 92 score at 39 24c and standard grades around 23¢ with changes noted for butter fat deliveries. Included are cases and packing stock references with occasional price marks and grade codes.
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Uege
Fags Market Firm Receipts Noted With Varied Figures
Market report shows receipts for Fags Market at 43.972 cases with extra firsts 14 4qc and UG 14 yc, current receipts 19cc and duties 12c. Butter Market steady with receipts 14.050 tubs, spectala 29029 percent, extras 22 2 cents. Additional figures include ex tre firsts 214 22c firate 21 2234 percent and standards 22 5c.
Market Report Summary of Butter Poultry and Grains Prices
Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky current receipts 12¢ per standard. Poultry prices list hens leghorns colored springers and broilers with varying cents per dozen or pound. Butter market steady extras 26 to 36 cents. turkeys ducks geese and hog dressed values noted. Potatoes Michigan New York Ohio and Pennsylvania graded sacks per bushel price range given.
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Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Michigan
New York
Olio
Pennsylvania
Live Stock Receipts and Market Totals
Receipts and market activity for hogs cattle and sheep show higher tendencies. Hogs 2200 head with prices from 3.15 to 5.75 per 100 pounds. cattle receipts steady with medium to good steers 4.75 to 5.75. heifers 6.0 to 8.25. calves 3.80. sheep 390 with good to choice lambs 6.59 to 6.75 and medium to good spring lambs 6.75 to 8.0.
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S&t
Livestock Auction Prices Mixed with Higher Hogs and Beefs
Hog receipts 5800 head with 449 direct and through. hogs 24 to 30 cents higher, sows 5 cents up. Bulk good to choice 171 to 300 pounds at 64.78. 160 to 179 pounds around 9.50 to 9.75. Lightweights up to 3.75. Calf receipts 600 with cattle steadier to higher. steers and heifers mostly strong to higher, bulk medium to good 4.75 to 5.75. Beef cows 3 to 3.50, low cutters 1.75 to 2.75. vealers 25 to 50 higher. Sheep receipts 600 head. spring lambs steady to strong, bulk light weights 7.60 to 8.25, odd heads 6.50. Overall market up about a quarter for the week across classes.
Grain and feed price snapshot from elevator listings
Grain prices and transit billing data show Wheat No. 1 red and No. 2 red trading around 83 cents to 84 cents per bushel, corn No. 2 yellow at about 44 to 46 cents, oats No. 2 white near 27 to 28 cents, and rye No. 2 around 62 to 63 cents. Seed close notes Clover cash 6.30 and options 6.50, other feeds and hay listed with varying quotes.
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Clarence Hiles
Ty Toddana
Rome
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Chevrolet
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Luster Fought & Co
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Guthrie
F. R. Coffey
W. Union Street
Athens Armature and Machine Works
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Gulf Gas
Acme Dey
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Dial
Herbert Kellzy
Mill Street
Anc
Ben P. Bolin
Franklin Ave
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E. L. Enlow
Hebbardeville
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Millfield
Wayne Allmash
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Selby
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Hocking Street
J. B. Swanson
Court St
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New Straitsville
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Higgins Feed Store
Higgins Feed
G. C. Button
Canaanville
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Dayton Meat Slicer
Tuster Fought & Co
J. W. Mourn
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Kerr Hardware
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Athens Implement Co
Carpenter ST
Sherwin-Williams
Wheaton Hardware Co
Summers & Son
Cline
Walldpaper
Jones Novelty Store
Turner
Dyesville
Hilltop Clover Farm
Lancaster Bt
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the Messenger
Hull Foster, Jr
Clobe
EF Carpenter Sr
Congress
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Messenger
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Bardin Brow Co
Hal! Foster Jr
Mall House
Person Realty Co
D. R. Zenner
West State St
High St
Cameron Bros
Majestic Theater
Elling
East State
F .R
Walker
Lawrence Bean
Coca-Cola Bottling
Connett
Silvus
Racine
L. &. Bayer
Richland Ave
Buck
Burk
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Floral Co
Whitmore
Chestnut
Linncotts Garage
Fern Warehime
Myers St
Jim Hall
Isselstein
Deanville
Raine
Iserlstein
One
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Bob Vore
Orville
Edward Levering
Grosvenor Street
the Whitmore
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J. W. Beott
Carpenter Hardware Co
Union
Cable's
Middleport
Cora B. Roberts
Ward Conaway P. O
Logan
C. R
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Woop & Williams Attorneys
Antoinette
College Inn Restaurant
Ohio Theater
Belle Sharmeer
Georgia Sayre
M. Johnson
Finsterwald Millinery Court
St. Opp. Court House
State of Ohio
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Adam
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Asiensan Me City Ice & Fuel
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