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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
11
Fragmentary notice from Athens County mentions probate and real estate activity. The text references the name William Cunpitiehem and Carrie Burson, with a date in October and a judge, suggesting probate or court action linked to property transactions.
Sincere thanks extended to friends and neighbors for consoling words and support after a recent bereavement. Credit is given to Reverend G B Courtney and to the Red Men and Pallbearers. Belle McManaway and Mr and Mrs Charles McManaway are named with other relatives. Any return of money left at K of P Hall or Columbus Street address is appreciated.
Early reports show mixed movement in the Ga area with a general decline in produce metrics. Key stations like Lackawanna and Western posted modest gains while Otia led the stronger group in a limited regional survey.
Probate court of Athens County Oslo suspends hearings on the listed estates until November 1932. Administrators and executors including James Wion, William Bechtold, Woodgerd Gould, Roger J. Jones, Clara Bilson, Mile Wilson, B K Johnson, George Turkey, The Bank of Athens, Kenneth L. Sater, Eliza Sewell, Max Seidenfeld, Louis Seidenfeld, James Blazer, Bertha Sanders, Lee Ellicott, Varner are named for various estates with first and final accounts or distributions filed in September, October 1932.
Harold L Stuart brother-in-law to Samuel Insull and head of Halsey Stuart and Co surrenders to federal authorities in Chicago after being indicted in Wisconsin. He denies the charges and faces mail fraud accusations in a major Wisconsin incident adjacent to the Insull network.
University of Chicago will retire Amon Alonzo Stagg as athletic director and football coach at the end of the academic year on July 1 1934 under a 70 year age rule. Thomas Metcalf of Iowa State College will succeed as athletic director. football coaching duties will be assigned to another. Stagg intends to seek coaching work elsewhere while remaining active in athletics.
Ohio State’s football team practiced crisply and was pronounced fit for the Michigan game. The showdown at Ohio Stadium is expected to draw about 60 000 fans and will be the 2th meeting between Ohio State and Michigan in this series coached by Bam Willaman and Harry Kipke.
Mrs. James Michou wife of the Columbus hotel manager plunged ten stories from a thirteenth floor room at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Toledo. She left notes pleading for forgiveness and guidance for burial, with family urged to understand despondency linked to ill health.
Clarence Leiure of Athens pleaded not guilty to driving a car without the owner’s consent before Magistrate H. Porter. His preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 17 after an affidavit by George Rickey. Raymond Foreman of Long Run was fined for intoxication and for assault and battery. Walter Venski, Tony Stinack, and Harry Williams of Millfield were fined for intoxication. Elmer Rutter and Riley Tippie of The Williams were bound over to trial on a charge of stealing five bushels of corn from Lucius Hart and Harry.
At Athens Senior High School Wednesday night Dean of Women Mary Connett led sixty five girls in a meeting on “Standards for the Year.” Miss Connett outlined the year’s aims and expectations as the main feature of the session.
Fragmented OCR notes describe fresh poultry items in Baltimore with mentions of live chickens and roosters. The text lists butter creamery and scores, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention poultry and colors with obscured figures and names. No clear event, date, or organizations can be identified from the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions traders, brokers, and pricing details with references to weights such as 100-ib and graded goods. It lists places like Pennsylvania and Ohio and hints at rental or cabholer terms, but most specifics are unreadable.
In Toledo, a nine million boycott against BM Hay Timothy operations leads to settlement. Community groups and local officials announce resolution as workers return to creamery duties.
Fragmentary offshore market note records 1.4 cases and 738 tubs. References to 1912 dates and 4-26 18 1-20 appear as garbled figures. Mentions Ugid and Ndgrs 1f 3-40 suggest unclear entities.
Fragmentary text notes varying prices in a Cincinnati sale yard with ewes and lambs specified. Mentions totals around 5 00060 and prices near five dollars for medium weight sheep. Indicates mixed trend with some weaker and few better lots among the flock.
Market notes show steady prices for lambs and sheep with receipts totaling around 1800 head. Buyers and sellers assessed quickly, with demand firm for choice weights as trade continued at similar levels to prior periods.
A brief list of government bonds shows various issues with terms and rates including Treasury 4 1-48 par, Treasuries 3 0-? and other notes. The fragment references 102.20, 37 Tremere 3 o-ba, and 42 maturity digits, indicating a bond market snapshot with multiple issue identifiers.
Fragmentary note reports a Toledo seer named C Athy and an unclear event involving a discovery or estimate on 0.8, with a figure around 55.000 and 5.05 cited, details obscured in OCR. The item suggests a local curiosity or stock takeaway with no clear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a garbled list of items including colors yellow white and words oats and ne. No coherent event or names are available.
The notice lists several trains from Athens including Nos 3 9 and 97 with times such as 14 08 p m and 1 44 a m daily or Sundays and the southbound 20 arriving Ashana at 58000. It references Baltimore and Ohio lines and notes weekend exceptions and other minor route details.
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