Divorce Petition Filed In Athens County Court
Bernice Lucille Nickell files for divorce custody and relief from Rudolph D Nickell in Cause No 15690 in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio alleging gross neglect of duty. Hearing set for December 6 1933. Attorneys Woody Williams represent Bernice Nickell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph D. Nickell
R. F Db
Sunman
Indiana
Bernice Lucille Nickell
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Woody Williams
Grace Episcopal shower honors Rev. and Mrs. Clark
Ladies of Grace Episcopal Church hosted a party and shower at the parish house in Pomeroy to honor Rev. L. W. Clark and his wife from Athens. Fruits jellies preserves and other gifts were presented. the event drew strong attendance and was deemed enjoyable. Rev. Clark serves as pastor of the local church.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy and Bluefield Families Visit Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuntz and Mr. and Mrs. O R Faris of Pomeroy are spending a few days in Cincinnati. Mrs. William Worman of Bluefield West Virginia visits her niece Mrs George Meinhart and mother in upper Middleport. Mrs. Worman arrived Tuesday from Gallipolis after visiting her sister-in-law Nell Worman and plans to stay two weeks.
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Herman Kuntz
O. R. Faris
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
William Worman
Bluefield
W. Va
George Meinhart
Upper Middleport
Worman
Gallipolis
Nell Worman
County Commissioners Meet. Road Petition Filed in Ohio Town
Pomeroy county commissioners held a regular session at the courthouse with little business. A petition to vacate a Chester Township road was accepted and filed. John Schäfer of Mulberry Avenue is in critical condition at home after a stroke of paralysis, with long-standing poor health.
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Pomeroy
Bilix
Chester Township
John Schaefer
Mulberry Avenue
Madame Rose Taken To Custody In Disappearance Case
POMEROY Ohio November 22 Madame Rose who is charged with a recent disappearance with clothing and a watch said to belong to another person went to the Madame for a fortune told. Deputy Sheriff Dana Tracy brought her to Pomeroy early the morning. Dayton police took her into custody on Tuesday at the request of local officers.
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Pomeroy
Rose
Dana Tracy
Dayton
Special Series Held By Salvation Army at Citadel
Salvation Army unit at 96 West Union conducts a week of services under national HQ orders. The slogan is The best for the highest. Tonight at 7 30 Adjutant Joseph Heard will speak on The Blushing Water.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
West Union
New York
Joseph Heard
World arms conference adjourned to January 1934
Geneva reports the Steering Committee of the world arms conference voted to adjourn proceedings until mid January 1934. The move prolongs negotiations while signaling a pause in major disarmament talks.
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Geneva
Dr Chandler Opens Service During Church Emphasis Week
Dr Charles Chandler opened the first worship service of Church Emphasis Week observing the twenty fifth anniversary of the First Methodist Episcopal Church dedication. He cited three Christ phrases as tests during times of confusion and economic instability.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Chandler
Chandler
Helen Hedden
M Johnson
First Christian Church
Athens High Drama Set for Friday Night Play
Athens High School sophomores and juniors rehearse One of the Family under dramatic coach A Nellis for a Friday night curtain at 8. Nine of ten cast members are new to high school drama with veteran Bob Bird and Paul Jones in supporting roles. The Masquers club sponsors the production with stage crew Paul Jones Parker Walker Jesse Larch and Paul Hudson handling setup.
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Tuesady
A. A. Nellis
Bob Bird
Dramatic Club
Paul Jones
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Emerson Houf
Myrna Riggle
Maggie
Eula Pendergrass
George Adams
Penelope Adams
Roberta Chism
Lucy Adams
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Priscilla
Irene Adams
Pauline Masterton
Frank Owens
Bill Grubb
Henry Adams
Emerson Houl
Joyce Smith
Myrna Riggie
Martin Burke
Dale Gaitten
Parker Walker
Jesse Larch
Paul Hudson
Wall Street Movies Shown to Ohio University Students
The Commerce Department at Ohio University presented two film pieces in Fine Arts Auditorium showing activity on the New York Stock Exchange. The program, part of a campus series, includes The Nation's Market Place detailing stock transactions and the workings of the capital market.
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New York Stock Exchange
Commerce
Fine Arts
Ohio University
Commerce Department
Weather swings wildly from last week in Athens District
Old Man Mercury dropped to nine degrees above zero a week ago with a high of 31 and two inches of snow from a small blizzard. This morning the district warmed to 43 after a low of 84 last night. Sun shone and fog was light as yesterday topped 66, much higher than Tuesday last week.
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Mercury
Athens
Co Eds Sell 1400 Copies of Ohioan This Morning
Approximately 1,400 copies of the Ohioan the Ohio University magazine were sold this morning by eight sororities on campus. Editor James Powell says the publication is copyrighted to prevent infringements experienced in the past.
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Ohioan
Ohio University
James Powell
The
Medical Test At Hollister School Inspects 200 Pupils
Yesterday Hollister School conducted a medical inspection day with Dr. LeFever and Dr. Gibson examining 200 pupils. Miss Florence Stein noted the value in early defect detection and familiarizing children with physicians and dentists, with continued tests planned for Tuesday afternoon.
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Hollister School
BE. LeFever
H. G. Gibson
Florence Stein
Athens County
Gertrude Mitchell
Frederick Reinhart
Robert Hooper
Euwent Doci
Jack Lewis
Arthur Moore
Carl Chancey
Helen Whaley
Angeline Doci
Doris Jane Gail
Eleanor Vaida
Pearl Mitchell
Harry Long
Jack Hardy
Betty Jane Adams
Violet Hayden
Donnie Kovach
Zelma Cox
Ruth Searls
Ethel van Meter
Charlies Williams
Athens High Debaters Prepare Radio Talks
Athens High School debaters train for a radio debate on adopting major essentials of the National En llvhv Radio System. They will cover commercial advertising and radio education with early January interscholastic rounds and December interclass contests.
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Athens
United States
Lodi Farm Institute Program for November 23 24
Lodi Farmers Institute outlines a two day meeting with an 8 p m program featuring Mustle by the High School Orchestra invocation and community singing led by Rev Cowen Sally Annes Experiences by Mrs W W Brownfield Some Ships We All Help Sail by William Monahan and on November 4 945 am community singing The Philosopers Stone by Mrs Brownfield music by the High School Chorus Agriculture and the New Deal by Mr Monahan and certificate awards to 4 H Club members by Mr Johnson 130 pm Music The Future of Co operative Marketing by Mr Monahan and The Home Makers Margin by Mrs Brownfield
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Lodi Farmers’ Institute
Mustle
Cowen
Sally Anne
W.W. Brownfield
William Monahan
Gaylord
Dies of Pneumonia Guy R. Smith Fares to Funeral
Guy R. Smith 38, Athens mechanic, died Tuesday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a pneumonia illness. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. at Dowler Funeral Home with Rev. Calvin Hanes. Burial in West State Street Cemetery. Survived by a widow and four daughters aged 6 to 15. He recently painted traffic signs for Athens City Safety Department. Former automobile mechanic in Athens.
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Guy RK. Smith
Athens
Dowler
Calvin Hanes
Church of God
West State Street
Smith
City Safety Department
Stocks drift after government bond sales in mixed market
New York trading opened steady then slipped as heavy U S government bond selling and weak repeal shares weighed. Mining issues showed mixed moves with Homestake dropping while International Nickel and American Smelting rose fractions. Downticks hit American Commercial Alcohol and Schenley Distillers as oils and utilities weakened with Standard of New Jersey and American Telephone also lower.
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New York
U.P
United States
Homestake Mining
International Nickel
American Smelting
Alaska
Schenley Distillers
General Electric
Westinghouse
du Pont
Woolworth
Standard of New Jersey
American Telephone
Public invited to farm institute in Athens Grange Hall
Mrs. W. B. Brownfield and William Monahan will speak at the Farmers Institute to be held Wednesday night and Thursday at the Athens Grange Hall on the fair grounds. Originally set for Stewart, the talks move due to diphtheria. The meeting is open to the public.
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W. B. Brownfield
William Monahan
Farmers’ Institute
Athens Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Institute
Stewart
Athens Grange Halls
Employees Are Guests At Company Banquet
Employees of the Southern Ohio Electric Company in the Athens division were guests Monday night at a banquet at Hillcrest Inn. Twenty eight were seated at one long table for the six o clock dinner. Mrs Ruth Peters of Columbus, from the home economics department, was an out of town guest. The toastmaster was Howard Bobo, local manager.
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Southern Ohio Electric Company
Athens
Hillcrest Inn
Inn
Ruth Peters
Columbus
Howard Bobo
Rev Cauble to Speak Tonight at First Christian Church
The evangelistic meeting at the First Christian Church will begin at 7 o clock with a song service led by Rev Reed J Downs. Rev C W Cauble of Indianapolis will discuss Bring Me the Book. he previously dedicated the local Christian Church on April 15 1917.
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C. W. Cauble
Indianapolis
First Christian Church
Reed J. Downs
Cauble
Cawley Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Court
Cynthia Cawley files for divorce from William Cawley in Athens County Common Pleas Court citing absence and neglect of duty. The couple married in 1919 and she seeks restoration of her maiden name Cynthia Alasky.
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William A. Cawley
Logan
West Virginia
Cynthia A. Cawley
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
M. D. Hughes
H J. R Attorneys
Cynthia Cawley
Athens County Common Pleas Court
William Cawley
Cythia Alasky
Baltimore Produce Prices Steady On Poultry and Eggs
Butter unchanged and live poultry largely steady with minor shifts. Guinea fowl young priced at 2 pounds per animal, gobbiers 12 pounds, with slight increases to 35 40 cents per pound and end over 19 20 cents for eggs, others unchanged.
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Guineas
Butter Market and Receipts Report with Pricing
The report details Egus Market receipts at 804 and 199 2c current receipts, with extra firsts 24¢ and 20 to 2iwe. Butter Market shows unsettled receipts 8850 and specials 22 9 25'c with extras 22 0c and 16% costs, 200 seconds 17 17'ec. Exes base costs include extra firsts 0c and firsts 25c with nearby ungraded 2 percent.
Butter Market and Poultry Prices Report
Butter market steady with various extras and standards listed. Eyes Market weaker with graded butter and fresh receipts noted. Poultry prices show colored hens, leghorn varieties, ducks, geese, and turkeys with weights and prices in regional current receipts.
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Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported
Receipts summarized for cattle veal lambs and pigs with totals and price ranges. Cattle include steers 100 at 3.35 and heifers 61 at 4043.56, cows and bulls valued up to 52.05. Veal calves and milk cows noted with varied per head values. Lambs show tops at 6.15 with lighter weights around 2.10. Sows, sows and pigs, and hog categories listed with multiple figures.
Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Sizzle
Hogs total 4000 head with 48 direct and through. Hogs mostly 160 to 260 pounds with some 260 to 400 head lower. bulk good to choice 160 to 260. top prices around 4. Notable figures include 130 to 160 lb hogs at 63.50 to 135.75. Cattle receipts 600 head. steers and heifers light and handyweights 2.50 to 4.50. bulk fat cows 2.02 to 2.75. bulls around 2.42. calves unchanged with 2.50 to 5.46 for good to choice. Sheep receipts 400. lamb trade weak to lower. fat offerings around 6.50 to 7.00, with many culls around 3. Fat aged ewes steady at about 1.2.
Livestock Receipts and Market for Cattle and Sheep
Market report shows hogs at various weight ranges with prices from 3.85 to 4.35 per cwt and mixed loads priced around 4. Ten to thirteen hundred cattle receipts listed. calves 100 head with steady demand and top dealers at 6 dollars. Sheep receipts around 1,000 with fair activity. fat lambs mostly 6 to 7 dollars and ewes at 12.50, market steady.
Wool sales buoyant with higher bids at Boston auction
Wool prices held firm with strong demand on November 21 in Boston. Ohio and Delaine grosse combing wools traded near asking levels, with several lots at the top end of recent ranges. Clean wools commanded 81 to 85 cents per pound, while quarter blood furthers showed firm bids.
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Boston
U.p.i
Ohio
Grain and bond quotes surface in mixed market notes
Market brief lists grain prices for wheat corn and oats with No 2 and No 1 red/white varieties. Also shows livestock and currency items with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues traded at noon, including prices for Treas 4s and 4% notes and miscellaneous quotes labeled Troms Dige and Shs.
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Trassit
Alsike
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
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