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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
15
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In Athens, the Athens Furniture Exchange offers several good used living room suites priced from 40 to 65 dollars at 19 W Washington. The Carpenter Hardware Co advertises a 112 year old Fil Terry clock in good running condition for 100 dollars and lists other antiques for sale.
The Messenger promotes its classified homeseeker guide with cheerful notices on rental ads. J D Gist of 19 Mound Street advertised a house for rent and found a tenant quickly. To reach renters, place ads publicly and contact area numbers 0243 Athens, Nelsonville 412-W or Logan 272.
Real estate rental notes include a first floor five room apartment on STATE ST with bath for 15 dollars monthly. A 200 acre farm near Coolville Ohio rents on shares via E A Heiney in Washington PA. Mechanicsburg Moler Addition six room modern house near Tom's Service Station 25 dollars monthly. Room house with furnace 2000 dollars balance financing through Person Realty Co. Smith Street five room house with bath. Dial numbers and names provided.
Local ad copy lists linoleum rugs Crescent felt base new patterns and $5.25 each from The Carpenter Hardware Co Nelsonville Store. Demonstrations offer New Therapeutic Lamp claimed to cure cold and aches priced at $4.50. Carload of bran flour middlings and Red Dog Middlings offered with low prices. Also mentions quality union suits and a Swingle Service Station selling Philco radios in Nelsonville.
Former farmer offers sale at public auction at his residence four percent mile east of McDougal on the Athens Amesville road. Cecil Keirns is auctioneer. Sale to include farm property and belongings as listed in the notice.
Myra Brooks appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of May Brooks, late of Athens County, Ohio, deceased. Dated October 16, in the year 1930, by J Johnson, Probate Judge.
Ray Warehime seeks a divorce from Edna May Warehime on wilful absence and gross neglect of duty and requests custody of Josephine Warehime. Hearing set for November 20, 1930, with Emmett Keenan as attorney for Ray Warehime.
In pursuance of a Probate Court order the real estate at corner West Franklin Street and Cable Alley Nelsonville Ohio will be sold at public auction November 25 1920 at 1 30 PM at the Athens County court house. Lot 55 described in recorded plot and deeded April 9 1908 to J Grace Wright Maggle and Lewis Mink. Appraised at 6500 terms cash. Admin Grace Wriene. decom anf 10 22 Aniome
Mixed trading as investors weigh election results and conserve in a narrow session. Stocks lift and drop across rails and autos, with United States Steel, Westinghouse, General Motors, International Nickel and others showing uneven moves.
Baltimore prices list for November on Butter creamery extras and live poultry. Includes per pound rates for turkeys ducks puddle and muscovy within Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls stock numbers and weights for Leghorns old heavy roosters and young birds.
Cleveland wholesale prices show Butter extras at 36 cents per pound and standard at 34 cents, Eggs extras 39 cents per dozen, and other items. Poultry ranges include heavy fowls 2 cents, medium 18 cents, leghorn 7 to 14 cents, heavy broilers 18 to 19 cents, leghorn broilers 1 to 17 cents, ducks 15 to 20 cents, old cocks 14 to 15 cents, geese at lic. Potatoes list Ohio round whites around 1.10 per 60 lb sack, Maine Green Mt about 2.35, Idaho Russet 2.50 to 2.78 per 100 lb bag.
Columbus voters approved a constitutional change redistributing the inheritance tax to include school districts. Secretary of State Brown tabulated results showing a large majority in favor with the statewide count reported, though the full breakdown was not legible in the fragments provided.
In Cincinnati a 24 year old Joe Colson of Asheville North Carolina was shot dead while seated in a parked car with Mrs. Charles Ring mother of two. Police pursue the missing husband amid jealousy claims. A witness heard the killer cry that the husband had stolen his wife.
Detroit report says state senator George J. Kolowich posted bond of 20000 after arraignment in Hamtramck justice court on charges of embezzling 82933 from a private bank he operated. The arraignment followed a night session.
Earl Edwards prisoner No 60550 at Ohio Penitentiary is recommended for clemency board review by the War Den and Chaplain. The parole hearing is set for after January 7 according to the notice from Barode.
The clipping lists butter tub pricing and various poultry figures with scattered figures for standards, extras, and old records. It mentions eggs and multiple poultry items such as ducks and turkeys with prices around 32 to 34 cents per unit.
The Cincinnati creamery shows steady butter tablets and creamery products with prices and stock numbers. Tables list No. 1 and No. 2 offerings, butter fat rates, and assorted bag counts and case details.
New York bank clearings total 1 258 909 000 with clearing house balance 176 000 000 and Federal Reserve credit balance 149 000 000 as reported by Nav. & U.P. data.
Fema notes a firmer market as Chicago receipts reach 8 981 cases with category splits including extra firsts 44 35 and firsts 30 31. Our aggregates show 25 28, ordinaries 20 24, seconds B 18. Hutter's marke firmer with receipts 1 tube and extra firsts 94 35. firts valued at 0 82 and seconds 29 29. Standard 4 a.
The Messenger used a telephone and news screen service to relay election returns to Athens County residents. Over 660 people gathered despite rain, as precincts reported results starting 7:30 PM with North Canaan and Coolville last to report. Four assistants supported the board, and editorial phones logged over 2,000 calls through the night.
Oklahoma City November 6 William H Murray Democrat won the governor’s race with 173 017 votes to 102 599 for Ira Hill Republican. Murray led via a shirt and suspender campaign and was conceded by Hill as returns from over half the state came in.
A section of the second floor at the Harden County Board of Election headquarters in Kenton collapsed last night. Several hundred people narrowly escaped serious injuries as the floor fell, with the few on it at the moment taking the worst falls. Authorities credited the light crowd on the weak area for the minimal injuries.
Police searched for an attractive young woman after she stabbed Gordon Galloway 26, perhaps fatally, in the Hannah Hotel apartment of Clifford Robertson. Four chorus girls from a burlesque theater were questioned, two present when officers arrived.
Advocates of Sunday movies won a smashing victory at the polls. Final early counts show the ordinance prohibiting exhibition of motion pictures on Sunday was disapproved by 2 401 to 8. The result affects local theaters and the Sunday film schedule.
Frankfort Kentucky officials report counting of ballots from yesterday's Senate and Congressional election started today due to delays caused by the state's new honest election law.
Mrs. Emily M Lauts leads the Athens Messenger Free Cooking School at Athens Senior High School with over six hundred women present for the first of four free sessions. The event features recipes, a style show by Zenner Company, prize drawings, and a nursery for children.
The State Unemployment Commission announces 18000 Chicago family heads will gain winter work at five dollars a day. The jobs, limited to family heads, aim to dress up the city for the 1938 World Fair and serve as emergency relief during the recession.
Daughters of Union Veterans to elect new officers and inspect the Mra. John Ellis Wool Tent No 100 in Zanesville. Mr Stella M Hanes to preside. Current officers listed include President Mrs H H Atkinson Senior Vice Miss Nelle Picke Junior Co-President Mrs W G Haning Secretary Mrs William Hughes Treasurer Mrs Don Strawn.
Nov 5 report from Columbus shows Democrat G. Pickrel of Dayton defeated Lt. Gov. John T. Republican of Mechanicsburg for governor by about 17 500 votes. Final totals include 652 precincts reporting with a strong lead in several counties. Brown’s tally and incomplete returns suggest a tighter race beyond early returns.
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