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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1932
Page
9
Classifieds reveal ad service details for insertion deadlines and error adjustments. Ads accepted until 3 p m Saturday for Sunday edition with 3 day claim window for omissions and misreadings. The policy lists categories including announcements memorials personals religious events societies and lodges and automotive and business services sections.
CHAUNCEY November 14 The largest number of mines reported working in this district today since the resumption of work. Eighteen mines are operating, including Chauncey No. 38 Hocking No at Bailey Run No. 2 at Greens Run Poston No. 6 at Millfield and No. 207 Ohio No. 1 No. 107 No. 219 Black Diamond No. 1 No. 18 No. 31 No. 32 Lick Run Lubrig and Kimberly.
Nelsonville Nev reports last week city league results with Shafer team members Ashby Howe Knight and Shafter posting high scores. Gasco players Lawhead Printers V Rood J Rameey Erwin Haddox and Barr also posted solid totals as Habdeen Owens Bean and Butte contributed strong games.
The American born politician Lady Nancy Astor arrives in New York en route to Virginia for a visit. She notes her son Jamie John Jacob Astor, left in England, with pride despite remarks about his upbringing.
Dover Township trustees report ongoing improvement of Sand Ridge Road near Chauncey after a dragging and cinder event. Chauncey items note Bible School music plans, local moves, and community visits with residents attending from Millfield Logen Zeneaville and other nearby towns. Christian Woman's Bible Class will meet Wednesday afternoon at Converae Street home with Mrs Floyd Neve directing.
Dr C N Sanders and Arthur Brewer from Chauncey traveled to Columbus on Saturday to watch the Ohio State Penn game. Mrs Sanders and their son Bot accompanied them and visited her aunt Mrs W H Bradfield and family.
Greens Run Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school building tonight at T o'clock. A good program has been arranged.
Chauncey H H remains at St Francia Hospital in Columbia for a surgical operation. Freddie Hixon, six months, ill with pneumonia near Sugar Creek, shows some improvement. A two month old Graham infant in Sand Ridge suffers from whooping cough and pneumonia.
Robert M. Cutting of Hinsdale Illinois linked with the Western Golf Association is expected to be elected president of the United States Golf Association at the January meeting. He currently serves as senior vice president and would succeed Herbert H. Ramsey.
New York brokers report a broad market advance with gains in Aluminum Company of America Deere and Company Mead Johnson Newmont Mining and Allied utilities leading. Electric Bond issues and power shares strengthen while older issues show varied activity as traders push prices back toward early October levels.
The article describes a lively day with social and romantic focus under a strong lunar aspect. It warns to be careful with spending and avoid risks in property and litigation, noting possible unusual or intriguing domestic events and a gifted child birth. Notable nativity cited is John L. Sullivan.
Adele Garrison describes a tense exchange as Nick and Madge plot to outwit Tony and move toward Ronald Bristow. Nick sketches a risky plan to lure Ronald to Madge while Tony holds the car and a revolver looms, hinting at danger ahead.
The Chillicothe market reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to higher prices. Cattle demand shows fat cows and premium beef supported, steers and heifers selling at stronger prices, while baby beef and calves steady to firm. Sheep and veal receipts are lighter with steady to improved tones in spots.
The text shows a damaged entry with several numbers and unit prices. It mentions calves at 100, lighters and weights scarce, and a range of prices from 160 to 280 for unspecified goods. Overall it reads as a market price list with unclear items and quantities.
Baltimore Produce offers nearby fresh butter and chickens with listed prices for hens, springers, roosters, ducks, geese, and targe poultry. Cincinnati Produce shows butter packing stock, butterfat pricing, and case details.
The Cost market consolidated recent breed gains as generalists held steady and several stocks rose irregularly. Utilities saw fractional advances in American Gas and Electric American Superpower and United Light and Power A. Electric Bond and Shere and Nisgere Hudson Power steadied with slight firmness in Gulf of Pennsylvania International Petroleum and Standard Oil of Kentucky. Cities Service unchanged at 34 percent.
Train times list departures and arrivals at Athens for multiple routes. No 1 and No 3 southbound services run daily except Sunday. Northbound No 37 and No 30 arrive on varying daily schedules with conditional stops for passengers at specific stations.
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