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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
9
Fre C. H. Harris, Clerk, advertises a desirable room listing as the reliable source for seekers. The brief notice emphasizes constant availability and trustworthy service.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a clerical attestation and license approval dated 5 22 20 with initials HHA. The readable items indicate a notarized attestation and formal license record from a local authority.
In Miami Red Barry beat Tony Cancela while Russell Gonzales stopped Sammy Tisch in New York Carl Guggino defeated Clever More in Tampa Mike Littman nipped Frankie Battaglia in Milwaukee Breese beat Tommy Corbett in Sioux City Dublin defeated Mancini in Pittsburgh Patsy Perron outboxed Winston in Boston Falco edged Rossi in New York boxing card results from AP.
Earl Overill of the Indians drove in five runs with two homers and a single. Floyd Vaughan and Harry Lavagetto of the Pirates combined for seven hits including two homers and three doubles and seven RBIs. Chuck Klein of the Cubs hit a ninth inning single for the winning run against the Dodgers. Eddie Morgan of the Red Sox added a home run and four singles in a win over the White Sox.
In Montreal Gus Sonnenberg 205 from Boston drew with Henri Degiane 220 of Montreal after nine minutes with one fall each. In Wilmington Joe Dusek 210 of Omaha defeated Dick Raines 223 of Dallas at 22 03 after Raines was counted out. In Portland Steve Passas 174 of Hartford defeated Andy Brown 180 of New York two falls to one. In Camden Pinkie Gardner 176 of Schenectady defeated Joe Montana 179 of Camden on a foul.
GLOUSTER B R Angle, former acting postmaster, buys Woods Grocery and takes over Monday morning. J R Woods shifts to Woods Furniture Store leadership at High and Front Streets. Wood’s Grocery began Feb 7 1931 in the National Bank building on High Street. Rothwell Club Set to Meet May 22 at Mrs William James Front Street home. A 10 pound son born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs L G DeLong at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. DeLong is Glouster High School principal.
Rufus Putnam meets East Side tonight for the second championship game on East Side field after East Side won the opener 21 to 20. If Putnam wins, a deciding game will be played Thursday. Also, Putnam athletes hold a picnic on East Hill Wednesday at 3 50 PM and a BA A pledge is adopted. track meet results list top scorers and team points.
Athens County Relief Department expects to settle bills for January to March totaling 34194.08 by week end with 29823.66 funded from state and federal sources. Local funds remain required for 4370423, though Athens and Nelsonville pledged 2500 each, not yet received. Also notes a 4 H Club formed at Mrs. Jacoby's home on May 19 with seven members and officers.
Mayor Len B. McCune fines six individuals one dollar each for overtime parking. The cited names are Paul Silvas Ray Warner Irene Worley Richard Cor win Mary Ward and Mrs. Rose Rutherford.
Beckley overwhelmed Zanesville 14 to 3 to seize the league lead, as Huntington fell 10 to 4 to Charleston. Springfield won its third game by beating Johnstown 11 to 8, while Dayton edged Wheeling 5 to 4.
In Hollywood Ca the California athletic commission suspended Johnny Pena and Frankie Wallace for a listless bout at Hollywood Legion stadium on Friday night. Their managers Benny Ford and John Depirro also faced layoffs. The action comes despite the commission not being affiliated with the National Boxing Association.
Wooster defeated Mount Union 6 to 1 in an Ohio Conference tennis match played Monday. The result added a win to Wooster's season while Mount Union scored a lone point.
New York stocks held steady with quiet trading as investors waited for the president's silver policy message. United States Smelting slid to 119 1/2, United States Steel dipped, while American Can General Motors Westinghouse and Bethlehem Steel posted fractional gains. Commodities index and rail shares moved narrowly, with petroleum and mining issues fluctuating slightly. Libbey Owens Ford and Goodyear among notable names. Liberty bonds quoted with multiple maturities.
May 21 Pittsburgh crude prices reported by purchasing agencies show varied rates across grades and pipelines. Prices include Pennsylvania crude in Nail Transit lines 2.37 city quote, Bradford and Allegheny 2.45, Eureka 2.17, Southwest Penna 2.22, Buckeye 2.07, coring grade 1.32. Somerset South Penn 1.12, Ashland 1.25, Western Kentucky 1.18, Lima 1.36, Illinois 1.13, Princeton 1.13.
On Saturday May 26 at 1 00 p m a farm sale will be held one and a half miles northwest of Dexter Ohio consisting of farm implements. Mrs Charles Nelson acts as seller or contact.
HARRODSBURG Ky May 22 The trial of Neal Bowman on a charge of slaying Comer Franklin and throwing his body into Roevaegton Lake was postponed until the completion of the trial of Sam Haver who is charged with aiding and harboring the Ohio and Kentucky desperado Bowman's father is here to attend the trial.
Cincinnati market reports show butter and eggs steady with various grades and receipts listed. Poultry prices ease for aged fowl and colored hens while broilers and ducks vary. potatoes and other produce quoted with per hundredweight pricing and regional receipts noted.
Livestock trading shows strong demand across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed receipts on Friday May 18 and Saturday May 26. Cattle high sellers and calves offer steady prices. hogs span 1.86 to 6.20 per hundredweight with varied weights. sheep and lambs price ranges noted including spring lambs up to 10.50 and ewes around 4.00. Boston wool market steadier with fleece prices in the 19 to 19.33 cents per pound grease range and Territory wools showing strength. Toledo grain closes with mixed bids on wheat corn oats and barley.
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