Pastor Receives Suspended 30-Day Sentence for Assault
Rev. William Thaxton, pastor of the Pentecostal Workers of the World, was given a suspended 30-day term by Judge Edgar Norris after an assault and battery charge. He allegedly struck Arthur A. Swartz, the attorney for his wife's divorce case, in a courthouse lobby on Sept. 28. In Bangor, Al Brady was buried in a numbered grave in Potter's Field.
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Toledour
William Thaxton
Pentecostal Workers of the World
Edgar Norris
Thaxton
Arthur A. Swartz
New Zealand, a New Jerusalem under Labour rule
The piece surveys New Zealand politics after the 1935 elections. It notes Forbes Coates retrenchment and devaluation, then Labour's rise under M J Savage. It praises reforms on wages, hours, arbitration, marketing, credit control, and broadcasting, while warning on costs, taxation, unemployment, and distribution challenges.
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Mr Hoover
Republican Party
Great Britain
Labour
New Zealand
J. W. Forbes
J. G. Coates
Messrs. Forbes
Coates
Labour Party
B. E. Murphys
Farmer-Labour Party
M. J. Savage
John Balance
New Jerusalem
Savage
Donald Cowie
the Quarterly Review
Dominion
Rostand
Stocks close lower as steel and rail shares slide
New York trading today sees overall soft prices in light turnover led by declines in steel and railroad stocks. U S Steel falls to 67 percent with a 1 percent drop while Bethlehem Steel drops to 58 percent. Rail shares lower with Atchison 45 12, New York Central 21, Union Pacific 95
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Atchison
New
York Central
Union Facific
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Edison
General Motors
Chrysler
A. T
Anicodein
Ind
Nioe
Penna Ee
Texas Corp
Pacific
Snes Ee
Rolling Mills
Otis Steel
Alaska
Republic Seenem
Mead Corp
Steel
Allied Chem
Briggs
Motors
Am Tobacco
Armour
Gen. Motors
Stewart Warner Am Col
Goodrich
Commonwealth
Goodyear
Kennecott Chars Ann Peness
Schenley Distillers
Procter and Gamble
Ohio
Toledo and Pittsburgh Market Prices For Wheat and Livestock
Wheat No 2 red 97 2, No 3 red 94 12 97 9 7. Corn No 2 yellow 65 67, No 3 yellow 60 7 65. Oats No 2 white 31 2 3 5 2, No 3 white 29 2 32 5. Eggs steady extras 28, seconds 23, ungraded 26. Hogs at Pittsburgh, 3700 head mixed, top 11 0. cattle 750 head, top steers 11 75. sheep 800 head, lambs 10 5 11. Continuous settlement of livestock and grain prices across markets.
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Toledo
Market Report on Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Butter unsettled with 92 score extras and 36 standards. eggs steady with receipts 2242 and 25 white extras. Poultry steady with heavy hens 22723, leghorn hens 15416, leghorn springers 20021, roosters 13414, young ducks 18 20, old ducks 15 16, geese 1012, young turkeys 23 25. fresh killed hens dressed 36 while dressed with feathers removed 31.
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Cincinnate
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Cleveland Produce Market Report Summary
Butter market steady with extras at 39 and 38 4. Eyes market steady with grade 32 extras 28. Live poultry market weak with hens heavy 25 and various other prices for leghorns and broilers. Ducks and Moscova priced from 6 to 21. Old roosters at 15.
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Cleveland
Moscova
Market Brief on Eegs and Butter Receipts and Grades
Eegs market shows steady receipts across categories with 4 995 cases and presh graded firsts 21 extra firsts 2. Current receipts 20 g and checks 15 with 17 dirties. Butter market unsettled with 8 918 receipts and extras firsts around 90 to 91 percent score 33 with further notes on 43414 and 92 percent at 34 percent. firsts 31 9 32 seconds 28 30 and specials 35 percent 435 percent standards 34 centralized 89 32 and 88 31 percent.
Marijuana Crops Seized Five Arrested
Three men and two women were held for investigation after the seizure of marijuana crops worth 7000 to 10000 dollars. Sheriff Joseph T. Nist led a search for more narcotic supplies as authorities prepared to uproot and burn weed found on several farms in the district.
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Canton
A.P
Joseph T. Nist
Dinner Marked Electric Campaign in Middleport
The Colum bus and Southern Ohio Electric Company hosted a dinner for about 30 employees and guests at the company's Second Ave offices in Middleport. Ruth Peters of Columbus supervised the electrically prepared meal with short talks by company executives Tom May H. C. Clark Carl Neff of Columbus and Leland Kreigg of Nelsonville. Mrs. Neff attended as a guest.
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Middleport
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Second Ave
Ruth Peters
Columbus
Tom May
H. C. Clark
Carl Neff
Leland Kreigg
Nelsonville
Neff
Lunar Horoscope for Saturday October 16
The lunar transit promises a lively enterprising day with sudden developments in new plans and projects. Unfamiliar tactics and new places may bring success, urging cultivation of new friendships with surprising value. A birthday person may enter a high tension year with active, original initiatives and a talented child may have a lively life.
Silence Amplifies Partridge Wings in Rocky Mountains
In remote parts of the Rocky mountains the quiet is so profound that the faint flapping of partridge wings carries for miles, offering a vivid picture of the wilderness and natural soundscape.
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Rocky Mountains
Rail Time Card and Athens Air Service Schedules
Rail timetable entries list east and west bound trains with names such as Diplomat and National Limited and notes on daily or Sunday exceptions. The Athens Municipal Airport advertises Airtaxi service with sunrise to sunset flights and connections to major airlines, plus listed west and eastbound departure times.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake
Ohio
NEW York Central South
Beeen Basen
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport
Airtaxi
A.A
Athens
Grand Coulee dam workers to lose jobs this fall
About 6,000 men will be laid off from October to December as the current Grand Coulee dam contract ends, per county commissioners. The report also notes a crab with antennae forming a breathing tube and air routes boosting air mail in Britain.
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Spokane
Wash
Grand Coulee Dam
Thursday sales report from Ross County Livestock Sales
No corn fed cattle on the market. Total receipts 726 head with hogs receipts 315 and cattle receipts 240. Hogs ranged from 9.75 to 10.80 per hundredweight and cattle included steers and heifers at about 9.10 to 10.10, fat cows around 5.? to 6.50, milk cows at 56.50. Veal calves 108 receipts with prices from 6.80 to 12.10. Sheep top lambs 10 with other meat prices listed.
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Ross County Livestock Sales Co
Albany Rural Social And Personal Mention
Albany area social and personal news notes include visits and illnesses. Mrs. George Davis travels to Jacksonville to care for her ill son John Davis. Florid names appear: Elliott, Lessler, Sidders, Fought, Minear, Phillips, Cloud, Rickey, Bailes, Robinett, King, and Croy. A serenade honors Mr. and Mrs. Homer King while several families host visits and attend services.
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Albany R. D. No. 1
Fred Elliott
Winnie Baughman
Chester
Chauncey
Mary Louise Lessler
Columbus
Myrtle Sidders
Gerald Sidders
Dorothy
Evelyn
New Marshfield
George Davis
Jacksonville
John Davis
Green
Weaver Chapel
Floyd Fought
Aldo Minear
McArthur
Byron Phillips
Springfield
Selby Cloud
Richard Fought
Joey Kinsell
Joe Slingluff
Athens
Pearley West
Ed Rickey
Ray Bailes
Charles Robinett
Hulda Minear
A. Z. Minear
Lena McVay
Lancaster
Ted Shuttleworth
Julia Robinson
Sallie Riggs
Dorothy Riggs
Mary Jones
Murray City
G. W. Collins
Bettina
N. S. Croy
Tom Bailes
Ed Bailes
George Scott
Clarence Marshall
Mrs
Homer King
De Forest’s Invention Paved Path for Radio Era
Dr. Lee DeForest, who invented the vacuum tube in 1912, catalyzed the subsequent growth of radio technology and wireless communication, shaping early 20th century science and industry.
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Lee DeForest
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison depicts a cautious plan as the narrator and Dicky navigate a hotel visit to Philip Veritzen. Tense with strategic politeness, they fear elevator staff and seek to avoid guest confrontations while pursuing Mary’s hidden agenda.
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Adele Garrison
Chesterhill Personal And Social Notes
Local notes report illness continuations and moves of Chesterhill residents. Families such as Osborn Smith and George Carr remain ill. Wayne Dearth and kin relocate to Zion Ridge. Social visits include Mrs. Lou McLean with Mrs. Clara Swayne and hospitalizations for Gail Harris and Eleanor Dunn Archer. Community events feature Carl Patterson’s P T A history presentation and trips by John and Mrs. Patterson to eastern cities.
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Chesterhill
Osborn Smith
George H. Carr
Loren Carpenter
Wayne Dearth
A. F. Wagner
C. M. Huffman
Zion Ridge
F. L. Bailey
Lou McLean
Clara Swayne
Stockport
Gail Harris
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Eleanor Dunn Archer
Todds
Archer
A. H. Campbell
John Peck
Cleveland
Hettie Woodward
Forrest Totrean
McConnelsville
A. L. Totman
B. G. Hoon
Willard Kille
Bartlett
Russell Goddard
Wewoka
Okla
J. B. Goddard
Bower Carpenter
A. H. Beckett
Athens
Carl Patterson
P.T.A
John Patterson
Washington
Dpd
E. H. Barnes
H. S. Hopkins
Anna Mullens
West Virginia
Gladys Nutter
F. W. Kreemiay
Meriden
Kan
Ladonna Rae
Lawrence, Kane
W.S. Dougan
Dougan
Morgan County
Edna Bohl
Palmer
Clyde Dulaney
Dick Parsons
Elliott
Jay Glassford
Main St
Vern Faires
Chester Parsons
Frans Davis
Athens Youth to Take Test for Naval Academy
Richard W. Eddy of Athens will be among eight Ohio youths taking the preliminary examination for Annapolis. Senator Robert J. Bulkley announced in Washington that Athens will host Eddy for the test. From successful candidates, Bulkley will name two principals and six alternates. The examination is November 6 and will be conducted by the United States Civil Service Commission.
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Richard W. Eddy
E. State St
Athens
Ohio
Annapolis
Moy
Robert J. Bulkley
Washington Today
Eddy
Bulkley
United States Civil Service Commission
Lone Scouts Enroll First Two Athens County Boys
G. E. Ashwill receives registrations from Rev. J. N. Rice for the first two Lone Scouts in Athens County. William Ches ser and Clarence Arthur Fuller Jr. will be counseled by Rice to reach boys in areas lacking enough youth for a full troop.
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Lone Scouts
Athens County
G. E. Ashwill
Boy Scout
J. N. Rice
Guysville
William Chesser
Clarence Arthur Fuller, Jr
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Athens County
Two new scarlet fever cases, including 7 year old Janelee Laughlin and 6 year old Imogene Laughlin, raise county total to 25. Stewart Schools remain closed due to the village outbreak.
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Athens
Janelee Laughlin
Imogene Laughlin
Wolf St
Stewart
Rally at Athens Senior High School Prepares for Nelsonville Game
Students from Athens Senior and Junior High joined a 11 45 AM pep rally in the main auditorium before the football game at Nelsonville Mr FE Dowell spoke on sportsmanship John Bailey senior presided Services are planned at the reorganized church of Latter Day Saints on Sunday Oct 17 at The Plains Sunday School starts 9 30 AM with sacrament and social service The sermon will be at 2 PM with Elder Hamilton of Columbus as speaker
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Athens
Nelsonville
Dowell
John Bailey
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
the Plains
Hamilton
Columbus
Local Families Relocate and Visit Relatives Nearby
In Pennsville area residents plan moves to the Chester Parsons farm. Mrs. Billa Jones shifts from Fort Jones Joy to stay with daughter-in-law Mrs. May Jones for the winter. Mrs. Melissa Thomas travels to Canton and to Leroy Kennard and Vernon, while Miss Grace Worthington cares for the ill Mrs. Mamie Smith. Ruby Gilchrist returns from Plantsville aiding Mrs. Hannah Bardin who shows little improvement.
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Pennsville
Chester Parsons
Billa Jones
Fort Jones
Joy
May Jones
Melissa Thomas
Canton
Leroy Kennard
Vernon
Grace Worthington
Mamie Smith
Ruby Gilchrist
C. E. Endicott
Plantsville
Hannah Bardin
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J.C. Hallett
New Deal
J. E. LE Rossignol
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