Chauncey Cemetery Restored Before Memorial Day
Nye Cemetery at Chauncey was cleaned and moved under Dover Township trustees and put in first class condition for Memorial Day. Rev Nemiah Davis, First Baptist Church Ohio, is buried there. Hill Top Cemetery near Millfield and Augustine Cemetery at Sugar Creek also cleaned and decorated. Carpenters repair Pennder Grass Hardware Store after a dynamite blast damage.
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Chauncey
Nye
Dover Township
Nemiah Davis
First Baptist Church
Ohio
Hill Top
Millfield
Augustine
Sugar Creek
Penndergrass Hardware
Chauncey Girls to Form Recreation Unit at Chauncey Dover HS
The Chauncey district will form a county wide recreation unit with a girls recreation class organized at 1 20 p m Thursday at Chauncey Dover High School under the Athens County Child Health and Protection Association. Girls 12 to 16 may enroll for the free course.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Athens County Child Health and Protection Association
L. W. Clarke
Charlotte LaTourette
T. M. Wolfe
Athens
Gladys Pickering
Pay Tribute To War Dead (Continued from Page One)
Andrew Mellon estimated World War cost to the United States at 51 billion dollars and global cost at 362.5 billion, with 10,135,000 lives lost. The event featured the American Legion Drum Corps parade from the Armory, veterans groups, and prayers and songs at the cemetery and university.
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United States
Andrew Mellon
Doctor Houf
American Legion
Daughters of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps
National
Seouta
Ohio University
Marvin Long
A. Y. Wilcox
Old Brigade
Doctor Wilcox
Pomeroy High Student Escapes Serious Injury
Richard Nye, a Pomeroy High School student, narrowly avoids serious injury when struck by the bumper of a passing car after jumping from a hayrack at the Rock Springs Field Meet. He was treated at Maag Emergency Hospital for a badly bruised body.
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Pomeroy
Richard
Dick) Nye
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Nye
Excelsior
East Main Street
Mra. H. 8
Chester team upends Murray City 20 to 3 in home game
Chester fans complain the local team is too strong as manager G A Eiselstein issues an open challenge to semi pro squads in central or southern Ohio with no response. Chester defeats Murray City 20 runs to 3 on the home field with Quillen and Young in the Ches ter batteries and Mees umpires.
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Chester
G. A. Eiselstein
Ohio
Murray City
Athens County
Batteries
Quillen
Young
Dolly
Sweezy
Marshall
Christian
Mees
Gaul
Neepacionat Ted
Iccenterimnesinns
Eiselstein
D. Soinenudenenean
MINT
Convicts Flee Toward South at Prison Mutiny
Warden Prather's farewell party ends in a violent mutiny as convicts seize him during a Leavenworth versus Topeka game. Authorities report armed inmates threatening guards and claiming explosives as chaos erupts at the base ball ground.
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Prather
American Legion
Leavenworth
Topeka
Robert Brady
Marvey Batley
Lincoln Bank
Frank Sawyer
Edward Davis
James Clark
Mfe
Underhill
Fyrady
Warden Prather
Stocks, Oils, Rail Stocks Hit Fresh Year Highs in Trade
New York stock and commodity markets rose after a holiday pause with oils and coppers active. Utilities and rails led gains as Baltimore and Ohio Delaware and Hudson and New York Central reached new yearly tops. Auburn posted a broad advance in auto stocks as U S Sterling stayed near two year highs.
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New York
U. S
Dun & Bradstreet Index Hits New High for Basic Goods
New York May 31 Dun & Bradstreet daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities shows a current reading of 91.50, a new high. Comparisons include 90.95 for Monday, 87.46 for the week, 83.04 for the month, and 72.88 for the year. The 1933 high and low are noted in the record.
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New York
Um—Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
New High
Dun & Bradstreet
Convicts Seize Hostages In Prison Break With Explosive Threats
Prison guards and inmates clash as convicts seize the facility, threaten to use nitroglycerine, and take hostages including Warden Prather. They force surrender of arms, march officials to a watch tower, and flee in commandeered cars. Guard John Stewart is wounded in the exchange of gunfire.
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Prather
John Stewart
Stewart
Walton Event Winners Across Multiple Contests
About 1,000 attendees witnessed a day of competitions led by George Smith in shot put and George Michaels in Sack race. Other events named winners include Paul Dalton in Egg race men, Anna Grace Ator in Egg race women, Vance Andrews in broad jump men, and Frank Cross in wood chopping, with numerous runners up and special trophies noted.
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George Smith
Mr. Robinson
George Michaels
J. Lorch
J. Ator
Clarence and
Cheaser
Madison
Shaffer
A. G. Ator
June Baird
Paul Dalton
Vance Andrews
Anna Grace Ator
Ruth Cabel
Fred Wheaton
Ralph Dalton
Bait
L,. Pierce
Baltimore Produce Prices for Live Poultry and Eggs
The notice lists nearby fuel with fresh eggs at 11 to 12 cents per dozen and live poultry chickens at 13 to 14 cents per pound.
Market Prices Report for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Butter market holds steady with Extras 28 percent and standards 25 4. Eggs steady with Extras 12 and current receipts 10. Poultry prices show steady demand with heavy fowl 13 14 and medium fowl 18 14. Leghorn fowl 11 and heavy broilers 20 23 plus leghorn broilers 16 17. No 2 chickens 8 ducks 8 10 geese 10 turkeys 15 old roosters 8 9. Potatoes show Michigan New York Ohio and Pennsylvania sacks per bushel 0 8 No 1 and partly graded 55 60.
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Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Old Roosters
Stags
Ducks
Geese
Market Report Shows Steady Meegs and Butter Prices
Meegs market stays steady with receipts 50 406 cases over two days and varied grade percentages. Butter market holds steady with a small price shift and receipts 21 938 tubs, detailing specials extras and grade ranges.
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and More
The report lists dairy and poultry prices by item and region. Butter and eggs show various scores and receipts with regional prices for Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Poultry sections cover hens leghorns broilers roosters ducks geese and turkeys with price ranges for old and young birds and dressed hogs.
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at Pittsburgh Market
Receipts totals vary by category with cattle and calf markets mixed. Sheep show lambs steady to strong with good yearlings and vealers selling at butchers rates. Prices range across hogs cattle calves and sheep, with pigs and sows quoted and steady trends noted.
Market reports show mixed livestock receipts and steady to strong bids
Hog receipts 550 head direct and 671 through. cattle 600 held over with moderate to active demand. Beef cows $3 to $3.75, vealers $4.56 to $5.50, lambs 6 50 to 8 50 with bulk better grades around 7.26 to 7.25 and some up to 8.50. Bulls strong. calves steady. sheep turnout 2000 head with better lambs active and higher bids than Monday.
Market Snapshot of Liberty and Treasury Prices
Noon price list shows Liberty 3 5 5 from 102 to 103 with Liberty Jet 44s at 103 20 and various Treasury issues quoted. March and June maturities appear with 101 and 99 level figures, including 3s 55 98 and 34s 49 99.
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Liberty
Liberty Jet
Treas
Trea
JRA
Jis
Boston Wool Market Sees Ongoing Price Rise
The Boston wool market continued its upward price trend on May 31 as dealers reported profitability on recently bought clip wools from the west. Domestic wools held near foreign levels with further increases seen. Fine Ohio Delaine and half blood combing wool opened at 28 cents per pound on a brease basis, while three eighth blood and quarter blood wools traded firm at 32 cents with potential rises. Territory fine wools, clean basis, reached 68 cents though limited stock constrained activity.
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Boston
Ohio
Intoxication and Theft Charges Denied in Athens
George Eavener and Horace Stevens of Sand Ridge and Richland Avenue Athens were arraigned before Mayor R.8 Wood on intoxication and stealing automobile tires last Saturday from Kenneth Hayes of Guysville. Stevens also charged with driving while intoxicated. Each pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on 600 bond. Sheriff C.W. Stratton arrested them. Sam Savage also arraigned for operating a car while intoxicated pleaded guilty and fined 100 dollars plus costs with driving privileges withdrawn six months. Savage also arrested by Sheriff Stratton.
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George Eavener
Sand Ridge
Horace Stevens
Richland Avenue
Athens
Wood
Kenneth Hayes
Guysville
Stevens
Sherriff C. W. W. Stratton
Sam Savage
Grange Memorial Thursday Observed by Athens Grange
The Athens Grange plans a Memorial Day program Thursday at 7 30 in Grange Hall. The event opens with America sung by Isabel Snyder on piano, followed by a pantomime by Trene Jacoby and others, with Martha Morris as flag bearer. Reverend A Wilcox will deliver the memorial address.
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Athens
Grange Hall
America
Isabel Snyder
Trene Jacoby
Betty Jane Russ
Martha Mansfield
Anne Margia Jacoby
Billy Westfall
Martha Morris
A. ¥. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
H. RK. Jacoby
Grange
Mra
Glasien
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Mil Street
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Ben PF. Bolin
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Howard Brout
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Jonathan
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Canaanville
Cone's
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Athens Implement Co
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Summers and Son
Cline
Kerr Hardware Co
Hopkins Radio
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John Jagers
Nelsonville
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Vern Worhes
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Riverside
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Cora B. Roberts
Athens Messenger
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Logan
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Old Burying Ground
Chauncey Girls
Pomeroy News
Will Oblinger
Norwood
Carrie Miller
Cincinnati
W. F. Young
Mulberry Avenue
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Willchester
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W. Va
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Fred Bay
Marieta
Koester
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