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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
11
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Homer Township, Bishopville area, faces a historic candidate slate with six seeking clerk and nine for township trustees. One constable candidate, J A Roberts, leads a crowded field for local offices across two precincts with diverse judge and clerk selections noted.
In Glouster on Sept 22 beginning and advanced orchestra classes were organized with instruction in violin brass and woodwind. The Athletic Association purchased extra football equipment under a new ruling. A stillborn child of Mr and Mrs Frank Carrell was buried in Glouster Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Glouster September 22 A joint meeting of council and the board of public affairs discussed a compromise offer from the Missouri Iron Works Co receiver to settle an alleged 1475 claim for pumps and motors at 1000. The group decided to take no action for now noting pumps bought in 1929 were overpriced and better equipment can be had today for less than half the cost. Payment was halted by a state inspector who warned against further payments without a court order. Neither body favors the compromise.
Glouster plans a modern funeral home after leasing space in the Presa Publishing Co Building on High Street. The 20 year room formerly housed the Glouster Post Office before moving to the new American Legion Building.
New York stock lists weakened after an initial rise driven by gold mining stocks. Major groups including steel, Du Pont, alcohol, and mining shares fell from intraday highs, with rails, oils, and utilities also retreating as trading progressed. Dun and Bradstreet's commodity index showed a downturn from the previous day’s level.
Autumn's arrival stabilizes as nights drop to 42 to 46 degrees. Yesterday reached 68 with this morning at 60 as the season asserts dominance and green begins to fade, while robins remain absent.
Sandusky dispatch reports the House Wine Company, shuttered since prohibition began, preparing to reopen today as the ban ends.
Live poultry and eggs prices steady with multiple classes listed. Hennery colored fowls, leghorn varieties, and ducks show wide price ranges. turkeys higher. Butter and potatoes also reported with regional quotes and receipts. overall market activity steady.
The list shows butter and eggs prices with nearby receipts and extras. poultry prices include colored hens, leghorns, springers, old roosters, ducks, geese, and fresh killed hens with full dressed hens and hog dressed values. Regional scope covers Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky with varied per unit rates.
Hog receipts 4000 with 2500 government pigs. prices steady to higher across weights, 160 to 220 lb at 5.00 to 5.95, 260 to 300 lb at 5.75 to 5.95, 300 lb up to 4.80 to 5.00. packing sows around 3.04. Cattle receipts 1500. bulls 3.60 down, good steers up to 5.25, good cows 2.50 to 3.00, calves 100 steady near 8.00, lambs firm to strong with good and choice at 7.26 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 1000. fat lambs 7.26 to 7.50, bucks about 6.50, cull and common weak at 3 to 4.
Advances in radio control will be showcased in Athens on Saturday night as three stock model Chevrolets drive downtown under full radio control. Maurice Franchiti, a noted radio expert, was brought to town by Mc Farland Chevrolet to operate the cars from waves. The demonstration includes horn, lights, motor start, and steering all via radio, starting at City Hall on Washington Street at 7 30 p m with a second showing in Nelsonville at 9 o'clock.
Mrs M Hyde of Nelsonville Athens County chairman directs NRA canvasses in Buchtel Hollister Giouster Trimble Jacksonville Millfield and Chauncey to give every household a pledge opportunity. She plans further countywide visits to complete canvassing and deliver pledge cards.
Louise Johnson aged 19 from Georgetown Pennsylvania died in East Liverpool on Thursday after injuries from a boiler explosion. The accident occurred earlier this week and led to her hospitalization before death.
The notice lists Athens departures for No 3 at 11 34 am and No 9 at 7 44 pm. Southbound No 2 departs 11 20 am and No 4 at 6 24 pm. Chesapeake and Ohio 610 Hocking Valley Northbound No 37 leaves Athens 5 30 pm daily except Sunday. Southbound No 30 arrives Athens 11 02 pm daily except Sunday.
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