Engaging and Also Engaged
A campus romance leads to the engagement of Bernice Intre, actress, and Frank W. Nagel, Georgetown University student, after meeting when she appeared in Washington and she accepted his invitation to a university ball.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
13
A campus romance leads to the engagement of Bernice Intre, actress, and Frank W. Nagel, Georgetown University student, after meeting when she appeared in Washington and she accepted his invitation to a university ball.
Lydia Lindgren an opera singer lost a $600000 damage suit against banker Otto H M Kahn in New York court. The judge ruled she failed to prove the promise to pay 160000 dollars. Lindgren’s attorneys may appeal the ruling.
New York stocks advanced with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe leading a rally as rail shares climbed and industrials erased yesterday’s losses. Union Pacific New York Central and Pennsylvania rose while Coca Cola and General Motors gained. Cincinnati livestock mixed as cattle and sheep prices showed uneven movement.
Nearby fresh receipts show live poultry prices with leghorns at 18 to 20 cents, roosters 16 to 24 cents, and old heavy stock around 24 cents. Volume noted as 2300 birds. miscellaneous entries include rolated chickens and roosters with unchanged prices.
Market firm reports receipts for bags totaling 3 708 cases with extra firsts 2 414 firate 2 344 current receipts 18 to 21 percent and seconds 12 to 17 percent. Butter firm notes receipts amounting to 93 extra firsts 10 31 0 firsts 26 28 seconds 24 25 4 and standards 32.
Market rundown shows butter extras at 37 cents per pound and standards at 36 to 14 cents with steady market. Poultry prices list live hens 15-29 percent, heavy fowls 20-92 cents, leghorn 12-18, ducks 18-21, geese 13, fresh killed hens 28-35, with overall market softness noted. Potatoes Ohio cobblers 85.48 cents per by sack. Maine and other regional cobblers quoted with mixed movement.
The report outlines General Foods expected September quarter earnings of 80 cents per share, momentum toward about $2.74 per share for the year, and a prior nine month profit figure. It also notes East Texas oilfield output expectations and proration, American Meelting and related entities posting midyear income, Du Pont buying activity, Douglas Aircraft nine month results through August, and broader industry signals affecting investments and forecasts.
Copper discussions with world representatives near in New York with talks likely in October third week. Bond yields fall as foreign issues show high rates while domestic peers ease. United Light & Power reports 51.44 a share, eastern rail mergers face Commerce Commission scrutiny, bond tone improves amid cautious outlook.
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains departing northbound and southbound from Athens with arrival times. No. 3 reaches Athens at 10 44 a m and No 4 at 7 48 a m. No 377 and other trains are listed with approximate times and departures.
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