Graduation Plans at Athens Junior High
Principal M A Grubb outlines plans for Class Day on June 3 and Commencement on June 9 at Athens Junior High. Students prepare history will and prophecy as Leslie Fultz Katherine Baker Dick Acomb Florence Harvey Russell Bolinger Helen Bracy Paul Jones Virginia Quest contribute.
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Athens Junior High School
M. A. Grubb
Leslie Fultz
Katherine Baker
Dick Acomb
Florence Harvey
Russell Bolinger
Helen Bracy
Paul Jones
Virginia Quest
Athens High School Wins Honors in State Scholarship Contest
Athens High School earned honorable mention in the state wide results of the sectional scholarship contest held May 7 under Ohio University. Two students placed in the state contest and three received honorable mentions. Charlies Sias won second in geometry, Billy Leaders took third in chemistry.
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Athens High School
Ohio University
Charlies Sias
Billy Leaders
Helen Jones
Margaret Chadwick
Charles
John Pickens
Thomas Reading
Columbus
State Department of Education
Central High School
George White
E. B. Bryan
2. O. Skinner
Joln Pickens
Three Bills Await Gov White Signature amid legislative approvals
The banking law amendment gains swift Senate and House passage with an emergency clause. A Taft Girardisan correction adjusts county bond maturity to 1934 due to delayed tax revenue, while an office building financing bill faces opposition and emergency clause reinstatement. The governor cites ongoing contractor disputes and legal protections as funds are allocated for rehabilitation.
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Senate
House
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnatic
Rep
B. Maury
Monroe County
Office Building Commission
Gilbert Bettman
Martin BE
Blum
Cleveland
Mitchell May Charge Leader With Perjury
Representative Tinkham accuses prohibition leader Deets Pickett of perjury in a letter to Attorney General Mitchell. He cites evidence of 11 records moved from board headquarters on April 9 1930 and alleges sworn denial of removals in early 1930. Prohibition Bureau reports 4228 violators sentenced in April, totaling 2264 years, with fines over 685 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Mitchell
Deets Pickett
Prohibition
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Publie Morals
Senate
Pickett
U.pthe Prohibition Bureau
Unopposed Eberle Garners Democratic Nomination Votes
Senator Louis J. Eberle from Nelsonville ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination and received 5 939 votes as recorded by Athens County Board of Elections clerk David Johnson. County totals show Morgan 700 Hocking 1508 Noble 532 Washington 1906 Monroe 6 and Athens 1292.
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Eberle
Louis J. Eberle
Nelsonville
David Johnson
Athens County
Students nominate Alfred Smith at mock Democratic Convention
Cleveland May 17 students at John Hay Extension High School nominate Alfred Smith on the first ballot at their mock Democratic National Convention.
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Cleveland
Ofohn Hay Extension High School
Alfred Smith
Stock market slips as rails drag down averages
New York May 14 prices rallied from day lows but rails bore the brunt with Atchison 27% off, Union Pacific near 40 off, Atchison Preferred 4a, and Auburn Auto a notable loser. Steel partially recovered while Du Pont rebounded from 35% down to 28% as utilities also eased from earlier highs.
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New York
Delling
Stock Exchange
Atchisom
Union Pacific
Atchison Preferred
Steel Common
Auburn Auto
du Pont
Ats
Polat
Bandits Loot Bank Vault in Streator Illinois
Five robbers captured the Union National Bank assistant cashier his wife and three children and held them for 16 hours before looting the vault of 840000 to 850000 when a time lock released. A hoax accident near Streator drew police away just before the haul. Bank president William Boys and others were forced to lie on the door while the robbers fled north in a car after officers responded.
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Streator
U.P
Union National Bank
William Boys
Junior Prom at Ath ens High School Friday
The Ath ens High School Junior Prom took place in the school auditorium Friday night from 8 to 12. Decor included tropical birds flowers blue drapes silver stars and a crescent moon. Grand March led by Joe Bardin with Dorothy Starnea of Parkersburg. Principal O L Wood and Dean Mary Connett escorted. sponsor BR Henderson absent. class sponsors listed with several families attended.
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Athens High School
Joe Bardin
Dorothy Starnea
Parkersburg
W. Va
O. L. Wood
Mary Connett
BR. W. Henderson
Connett
Cuesta
M. A
Grubb
Clarence Sanford
Floyd Bjornstadt
Anna Price
Eva Lehman
Mayme Johnston
Ann Pickering
Ann Brown
Ruth Giesen
Halen Cross
Athens High School Receives North Central Approval
Principal O. L. Wood announced Athens High School has been certifi ed by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools as a fully approved secondary class school. The institution has held this approved status since 1908.
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O. L. Wood
Athens High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Baltimore Produce Men Lead Fresh Receipts Decline
Baltimore produce market reports show nearby receipts for poultry and eggs easing while chick inventory noted. Leghorns and other fowl reference remain unchanged as overall volumes ease in the current period.
Market Rates Reported for Hutter Rigge Poultry and Potatoes
Market updates show Hutter Market at 20 percent extra and Rigge Market with 19 percent extras and current receipts at 19. Poultry prices listed include heavy and medium fowls, leghorn fowls and broilers with varied prices, plus ducks and geese. Potatoes across New York Penn Maine Idaho show per bushel and per 100 pounds ranges with prices cited for different sizes and sacks.
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Hutter
New York
Penn
Maine Gree Mt
Idaho
Chicago Produce Market Receipts Mixed Across Commodities
Market reports show varied receipts in Chicago with Kege Market steady at 94 803 cases and 11496 current receipts. Bultor Market appears light with 0 403 ex tras 16 percent, firsts 16 and seconds 14 40.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Produce Prices and Poultry Totals
Pittsburgh Produce lists nearby tubs and current receipts for various poultry items by region Southern Ohio West Virginia Kentucky. It shows leghorns broilers colored hens ducks geese and fresh killed hams with percent yields and prices like 19M ide 141% and 12 Loe.
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Pittsburgh
Densery
Ohio
W. Va
Cincinnati Produce Stock Listings and Grading Notes
A fragmented inventory note shows packing stock numbers and grades for Cincinnati produce in May. Entries list No 1 and No 2 items with butter fat content, plus weighing terms and vague grading references.
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Cincinnate
Cinginnate
Live Stock Market Report from Patsburgh Livestock Yard
Hoge receipts total 3400 with market firm to 10 cents higher for 140 to 220 lb hogs and 220 to 280 lb hogs at 89.40 to 93.10. calves receipts 700, market steady to good. steers and heifers generally steady to 25 cents lower with medium to good steers 5.50 to 6.26, good to choice cows 4.19 to 4.25. lambs weak to lower with scarce business. cattle receipts 760 with mixed tone and very little activity reported.
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Gholte
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report
Cincinnati stockyards winding through mixed cattle and calf markets May 16 quoted 4700 head total with steers and heifers showing weak to steady tendencies. Better grades edged down from last week while beef cows and cutters fluctuated. sheep and lambs steady to uneven with several lots moved at varying price points.
Wool market shows tentative improvement with limited trading
Signs of wider improvement have been scarce as week ps comments show only marginal sentiment gains without real trading. Activity remains limited to a few mills with small immediate needs and six mills buying sample lots for testing while inquiries for wool and tops rise, mainly to stay in touch with market trends.
Two Athens Residents Arrested For Intoxication
Police arrested Kay Wingett and Neil Williams of Athens on intoxication charges Sunday night. They are to be arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood tonight for hearings.
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Kay Wingett
Neil Williams
Athens
Robert Wood
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R. G. Dial
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Athens R. D
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