Probate Court notices and election warnings from Athens County
Probate Court of Athens County files show hearings suspended for publication on October 1 1934 for multiple estates including Wilson Purner Dillinger Hughes Gilbert Schar Jones Baughman Clark Dille Cable Clifford and guardianship items with corrective dates. Election notice in Waterloo Township for a 1935 36 37 38 39 road surfacing levy and transfer petition in Lodi Township plus Liberty Bond listings follow.
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Athens County
Ohio
J. H. Wilson
Emaline Ragan
R. B. Purner
Mary Purner
John Dillinger
T. J. Dillinger
M. D. Hughes
Alla B. Stanley
Harley W. Gilbert
John W. Gilbert
Edward Schar
Ernest Schar
E. C. Jones
Uriah Brooks
Everett Baughman
Mary Baughman
James R. Clark
Francis EB. Clark
Mary L. Dille
George Dille
Will R. Cable
Lucy C. Burchfield
Leonard ©. Clifford
John J. Clifford
Gordon K. Bush
Billie George Wells
Laura Kennedy
Ernest B. Kenney
Nelle Peugh
Nelle Belle Williams
Waterloo Township
Chester Lightfritz
Stocks and Produce Prices From a Market Ledger
A fragmented OCR listing shows stocks from AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, Procter and Gamble, Republic Steel, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others, with several price percentages and corporate names scattered through the page. It reads like a market ledger snapshot with varied figures and multiple companies noted in a dense, unreadable format.
Receiver's Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Gordon B. Gray as Receiver will sell at public auction on October 22 1934 at 1 PM four tracts of real estate in Town 5 Range 12 Athens County Ohio. The parcels total about 8 acres 2 1/2 acres 922 acres and 50 acres with royalties reserved. Full cash at sale minor deposit and balance on confirmation. Two thirds minimum price set at 1200 dollars for the whole.จ
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Ohio
Athens County
Jon B. Gray
Y and Assest
Joaph N. Jenand
Annie M. Jenkins
Charles H. Draper
Coolville National Bank
Charles Cole
Aldo McKinley
Bruce Chapman
Albert McKinley
Elma McSey
Lowing
Athens
C. P
Tion
Daniel Ackrey
Coolville
Guysville
Daniel Ackley
Ackley
Coalville and
Athens Pike Road
Ed Rowan
Rowan
Pike
Public Auction Sale of County Land in Troy Township
Athens County treasurer Charles Stratton sheriff will offer for sale at the Athens Court House door on October 1 at 1 30 PM a parcel in Township 5 Range 11, described as fractional lot 2260 feet, appraised at 800 dollars with minimum bid two thirds, cash on day of sale, Torch and Beecmmmaport Road location.
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State of
Ohio
Athens County
W. Roscoe Gould
Athens
Troy Town
Troy
Ohio Couny's
Sai
Torch
Beecmmmaport Road
Charles Stratton
Gordon B. Gray
Boxing Results From Chicago Liverpool Philadelphia Ponca City
Associated Press boxing results list King Levinsky outpointing Art Sykes in Chicago while Leo Rodak defeats Everett Rightmire in a 10 rounder. Fred Die Miller retains his featherweight title by outpointing Nel Tarleton in Liverpool. Eddie Houghton stops Willie Reddish in Philadelphia as Babe Hunt knocks out Bob Cook in Ponca City.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Art Sykes
Elmira
N. Y
Leo Rodak
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Liverpool
England
Freddie Miller
Nel Tarleton
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Eddie Houghton
Washington
Willie Reddish
Ponca City
Okla
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
Bob Cook
Londos Pins Lewis in Chicago Match
Jim Londos defeated Ed Strangler Lewis in Chicago by pin at 49 minutes 27 seconds after a 240 pound bout referencing St Louis and Los Angeles participants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Ohio to create criminal investigation bureau Bricker says
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker declared in Sandusky that a state bureau of criminal investigation should be established. He spoke on Constitution Day before members of the American Legion and service clubs.
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Sandusky
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
John W. Bricker
American Legion and
Service Clubs
Airshow to open new municipal airport at Athens
Glouster and Sunday Creek Valley residents travel to Athens for stunt flying and a dedication of the new municipal airport. The program runs Saturday 6 30 pm and 9 30 pm parachute jump, Sunday offers sky rides on seven planes, with a 1 3 pm parade and 2 00 pm dedicatory service, followed by a continuous air program until 6 90 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Athens
Athens County
Glouster Faces Ironton in Season-Opener
Glouster High travels to Ironton High for a Saturday afternoon football game. Ironton fields many holdovers from a strong last season, while Glouster relies largely on first year players.
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Glouster
Glouster High
Ironton
Ironton High
Boy Struck by Car Driven by Brother
William Whaley Jr ten year old son of Mr and Mrs William Whaley Sr was struck by an automobile driven by his brother near the old Reese building on Summit Street around 8 o clock Wednesday night. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg near the thigh and was taken to a Columbus hospital by local ambulance with his father and Fred North.
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Reese
Summit Street
Night
William, Jr
William Whaley, Sr
Fred North
Columbus
Library students appointed for first semester
Under Miss Merle Danford supervision, the high school names the library managers by period: first Lucile Smith, second Mary Skinner, third Laura Kelly, fourth Charles Brooks, fifth Lucile Smith, sixth Adam Orzechowski, seventh Leonard Leach, eighth Laura Kelly.
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Glouster
Merle Danford
Lucile Smith
Mary Skinner
Laura Kelly
Charles Brooks
Adam Orzechowski
Leonard Leach
Liquor Agency Opens Early at Drury Drug Store
The state liquor agency began operations ahead of schedule at Drury Drug Store with the first sales made Thursday. Liquor distribution mirrors the Athens store, with the rear north section of the store allocated to the agency. Rich Leaf Football team plans to play Crooksville Independents Sunday on Crooksville’s field. Local players hold practice daily at 4:30 p.m.
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Glouster
Drury Drug Store
Athens
Rich Leaf
Crooksville Independents
Baltimore and Pittsburgh Produce Market Prices
Baltimore market shows steady receipts with hens and eggs at various sizes and prices. Receipts include butter and tubs eggs with 1,168 cases. Pittsburgh reports eggs with current receipts, extra firsts and hennery whites, plus poultry terms for old roosters roasters and fowls with weights and price ranges.
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Pitesburgh
Hennery
Butter and Eggs Market Report From Creamery Sales
The bulletin lists butter sales totals and pricing including 386 tubs with 24c extras, 93 score creamery specials, and 23023 firsts. It notes 2 607 eggs, fresh graded firsts at 210 22 cents, and refrigerator firsts and standards with varied percentages. No egg sales are recorded.
Market Prices and Poultry Staples Reported
Butter at 28 cents per pound and ceramery extras in tubs noted along with 300 32 cent items. Fresh poultry prices vary with weights and breeds including leghorns, rock springers, colored fowls and ducks with single items such as geese and roosters listed. Potatoes and sweet potatoes show Jersey origin pricing and hampers listed.
Livestock Receipts Report From Point Pleasant Market
Receipts totals across livestock categories show hogs, cattle, veal calves, and sheep were traded at varied prices. Hog receipts at 50:175 to 200 per head. cattle receipts 334 with steers 5.50, heifers 2.25, fat cows 3.40. veal calves 278 with top at 7.28 and common at 5.45. lambs 62.75 with top at 60 and lightweights 3.50 to 4.10.
Livestock Market Report Mixed Movements Across Hog Cattle Sheep
Hog prices hold near 1500 head with a range from 84 to 7.25 per cwt and sow bids around 6.50. Cattle receipts total 605 with steers around 46 to 6.50 and cows 63 to 4.00. calves at 150 with steady tone. Sheep volume 1500 with fat lambs near 7.60 and ewes around 2.50 to 3.25, demand light.
Hogs and cattle market report shows mixed demand
Hogs at 2 400 head with 260 direct and through bids, 430 over and steady to 7.15 for 200 to 250 lb butchers. Shipments include 7.25 for a load on shipping account. Cattle 650 commercial 600 government calves 300 commercial trading on sow. Slaughter steers and heifers mainly 305, handy-weight butchers up to 6.50. Fat cows limited at 1.25 to 1.50 with sausage balls 3.65 down. Good to choice dealers firm 4.0 to 7.50, weaker on plainer cattle. Sheep 2 300 with 300 direct and through, demand weak to lower for fat lambs.
Toledo Grain Prices on Track As Market Holds Steady
Toledo grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at 100 to 101 percent, No. 3 yellow corn at 79 to 80 percent, Ostse No. 32 white at 54 to 58 percent, and No. 8 white at 66 to 69 percent. Grain in store and transit billing attached. Wheat and corn quotations are noted with a few percentage points above track. Hay remains unchanged.
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Toledo
Columbus Vegetables and Wool Market Reports
Columbus vegetables listing shows prices for beans, cabbage, corn, eggplant, lettuce, lima beans, peppers, and tomatoes with varied baskets and per hundred weight quotes from Kentucky and Ohio. Domestic wool market remains unsettled as mills seek small lots and prices diverge from nominal wartime quotations. foreign market reports hint at a weaker tone.
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Columbus
Kentucky
Ohio
Bbc
Boston
O. Tibbaier
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Yersonville
Pomeroy
Tranefer
Ac’ Lodges
H. R. Stout
Phillips Motor Sales
Picaup
Ftrand Chevrolet
Buick
Ontine Co
R. Beasley
Icks For Sale
Sunrise
F. R. Coffey
W. Union
Armature
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Fern St
Dial
Antle's
Baughman Orchard
Albany
Co. H. Oakes
Little Hocking, Ohio
Star Dry Cleaners
North Court St
Wheaton Hardware Co
C. R. White
N. Court Dial
Good
General Electric
COX Bros
West Union St
Detroit
Kerr Hardware
Phillips
Union
Piber Davenport
J. B. Swanson
N. Court Street
United Advertising Company
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
E. M. Baughman
Philco
Hudson Ave
Chickering
Parker Bros. Music Store
Zenith
Summers & Son
Norwich
H. Mountain
Andrisburg
Higgins Feed Store
Richland, Ave
LL. D. Hooper
Patr
J. M. Chappell
Long Run
Save
Carpenter Hardware Co
Reinhold Miller
Jacksonville
The
Athens Lumber Co
Athens Cash Feed Store
N. Court Bt
Columbia Ave
McKinley
Lancaster ST
Nelsonville
J. Co. Hallett
Harper St
Fred R
Plain View Drive
Saper Hall
W. Mulberry
Athens Implement Co
Easty Carpenter
High ST
Co. C. Millikan
U.S.L
Dowler Auto Supply
Linco Super Service
Hocking &J
A. Jack
Mgr
C. Millikan
Fam Bureau
Maud Fenzel
Farm Bureau Depot
East Carpenter
F. C. Cabeen
Wolfe Street
Poston No
W. Va
Bardin Brothers
Oath Hill
Morris Ave
Wayne
Union Depot
Hull Poster Jr
M. G. Woods
Mineral
F. J. Beasley Co. and
Amesville Mill
Person Realty Co
Cameron Bros
Fred Landis
Ladd Farm
Pearg
Roy Noland
Athens, Ohio
R. D
Chevrolet
Stratton «Motors
Helsonville, Ohue
F. Rowland
Common Pleas
Board of Township Trustees
Lodi Township
Court of Common Pleas
General Fund
Pierce
Liberty
Treasury
U. & Treasury
U. &. Treasury
Home Loan
New York
Mravene
Adams
al. Chem
Atchison
Auburn Auto
Curtiss Wright Dupont de
Eastman Kodak
Auto L
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Assetaous
Lorillard Anedses Denimmnte Ncisens
McKeesport T
Nat Disgibes
Penney J
Proctor and Gamble
Beeennemenes
Pullman Dunatebe
Aaocwwncen
Aos
Ae Aragreimnes
Anos TG
Repub. Steel
Gehenley Distillers
ORO Ee
Westinghouse Elee
Mfg
Woolworth Smee
Youngstown
Washington St
Tri Psi Sorority
M N. Jenk
M. Jenkins
Gallipolis
Hotel Lafayette
Sunday Creek
Sme
Bsc
Ger
William Whaley
Mobile
State Agency
Crooksville
Baltimore Produce
Cincinnati Produce
Cleveland Produce
Point Pleasant
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Boston Wool Market
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