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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
11
A mixed listing shows a rental ad for rooms and furnished house options on Woodard and Oak streets, plus a long city of Athens Ohio ordinance draft on Hudson Avenue improvements with bond issuance details and a county sealproposals bid notice for Athens County bonds dated 1982.
Traders trimmed early gains as profit taking cooled session advances in New York stocks. Volume contrasted with yesterday as investors awaited cigarette production data and Pennsylvanian Railroad weekly results with a rally limited to small gains in utilities and select industrials.
West Virginia University will drop the huddle system for signals. Coach Earle Greasy Neale announced the change after several years of using the huddle on the football field at Morgantown.
In Changchun the protocol recognizing the Manchukuo government was signed by Japan and Manchukuo officials. The city overflowed with flags and crowds amid a harvest festival as the event joined a celebration of the treaty. In Toledo, Mrs. Addie Kincade, wife of Ohio Supreme Court Judge R. R. Kincade, died after a long illness.
Legal notice states Section II repeals all ordinances inconsistent with it and Section I reaches the period allowed by law. Done in Corneli on September 6 1932. Attest Clerk and County Attorney approve. official seal and signatures present.
Funeral services for James Dent Carr a Spokane Washington native from Athens County will be held at 10 o clock Friday morning at the Walburn Funeral Home. Burial will be in Bassett Cemetery.
Paris report says Mrs James J Tunney is in satisfactory condition at the American Hospital after a mastoid operation at noon Her husband is en route from New York to join her.
The first business session of the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins in Wooster after last night’s Welcoming ceremonies.
In Brockton Massachusetts police and the Plymouth authorities announced blood stains on a mattress confiscated at the summer home of Charles E. Du Bois. City chemist George K. Bolling said hair samples from Plymouth Harbor would be compared with strands from the missing wife, a process expected to take a day or two.
Cincinnati attorney Powel Crosley Sr. died Tuesday at age 3. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 30 p m in Cincinnati. He is the father of Powel Crosley Jr. president of the Crosley Radio Corporation and owner of Station WLW.
Several non-union coal miners were severely beaten while attempting to run a gauntlet of hundreds of pickets surrounding the Knoxville Mining Company's cooperative mine east of Knoxville Illinois. Deputies and state police were dispatched to the trouble zone.
Work resumed at GyraCuse Mining Company Mines 75 and 5 in Pomeroy following a sympathy strike with Hocking Valley miners. Workers returned to the wage level in effect when the strike began.
Baltimore area markets report fresh live poultry and eggs with detailed prices for hens leghorns roosters and ducks. Nearby Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky listings show colored and white hens springers and geese with current rates and packing notes. Chicago market firm with butter receipts and prices, Cincinnati butter packing stock and butterfat figures included.
Wholesale market notes show mixed cattle hogs and poultry prices across Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Toledo. Livestock receipts, price ranges, and grade distinctions are listed with regional variations and recent trends in demand and strength across meat and grain markets.
Train departures from Athens include No 2 at 11 38 am and 11 20 pm daily except Sundays No 9 at 5 44 pm No 4 at 6 34 pm and No 27 northbound at 3 90 pm daily No 31 at 7 80 pm Sundays from Chesapeake and Ohio Valley rail.
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