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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
11
A page presents a broad directory of opportunities for readers with notices about advertisements. It notes policy on errors and adjustments for misreads, with terms for gratis insertions and time limits for claims.
A brief glance at a Classifieds page notes going to market as a cool, pleasant proceeding for buying and selling. The column highlights the ease of using the Classified ads and a telephone to complete trades.
Bright Spots in New York report Columbia Pictures Corp earnings for the year ended June 30 reach 574,204 dollars. Spiegel May Stern Mail Order expands after Labor Day. U S August cigarette consumption rises 988,091,008 with gains from 1951. Long Island City General Browse Corp signs 250,000 dollars in August business. Pennsylvania Gas & Electric posts 312,558 dollars yearly income. Rhode Island manufacturing sees employment rise in August. Tyson Shirt Co restarts full operations. James Lee & Son recall workers in Bridgeport.
Thelma Detwiler filed an amended petition for divorce against J. J. Detwiler in Case 15168 in Coramon Pleas Court Athens County Ohio with hearing set after October 10 1834. John W Bolin attorney for the plaintiff. The state bank official I J Fulton to oversee liquidation expenses for The Marshfield State Bank with hearing October 10 1932.
The Rome Rural School District in Athens County resolves to submit a new tax levy not to exceed three mills for state educational equalization funding, as current 15 mill cap insufficient. Copy certified to Athens County Deputy State Supervisor of Elections. vote recorded by Board clerk G. Barrows on 9-9-1930.
Probate court in Athens County Ohio suspends hearings for publication and objections until the Sunday of October 3039 at 8:00 a.m. Names listed include executors administrators guardians and estates such as Nathan W. Baker Laura Dibinger Albert Davis and Howard Davidson with multiple accounts filed from 1932 to 1939. The notices involve estates and guardianship actions across several individuals and institutions.
The court announces that hearings on inventories and appraisements are suspended until September 96 1932 at 9 a m for estates including Cinderella Bowen Perry F McClanahan Mary Z Courtney Harriet Williams Alice Leyden Cinderella Bowen and Barah Edgar. Probate Judge M Johnson of Athens County Ohio signs the notice. Fashion Plaque Sulit velvet fabric unrelated item appears.
New York bond market closes with quoted prices for Liberty bonds and Treasury issues. Listings include Liberty 3 5 47 at 101.18 and 103.98, Treas 3% 62 at 108.34, Treas 3% 48 at 162.17, and other issues such as Treas 3% 43 March at 100.26 and Treas 3%s 40 at 1085.
New York prices showed a highly irregular pattern with many issues advancing then declining. Major moves included National Giatiliers dipping to 104, Nickel Plate down to 27, and United Aircraft posting losses. utilities were dull while rail shares held some gains amid broad selling and mixed results across Industrials and Motors.
A vivid clothing scene features a jaunty lute accessories a furred velvet toque as a fair display shows draped fabrics and ermine tails in a refined attire moment.
James FR Garfield opened the annual Ohio Red Cross roll call in Cleveland speaking on the responsibility of social agencies in this emergency. Everett Dix discussed mobilizing community forces to meet present needs. Douglas Greisner closed with views on adequate membership as the Red Cross foundation. Roll call begins November 1 and runs to Thanksgiving.
Two men robbed the National Bank of Waynesville in Warren County at pistol point around 11 20 am. Officials estimate the loss between 2000 and 3000 dollars with a clerk miscounted as money was looted from the counters. They fled toward Wilmington as officers were notified along the route.
Kil G. Frankenstein, a local attorney, demanded John D. Ellis bring action in the Ohio Supreme Court to compel the State Utilities Commission to conduct an immediate hearing on Cincinnati’s gas rate question.
The Baltimore Produce market shows varied poultry notes with live poultry and leghorns listed by condition and size. Receipts at Hutter Market are reported with slight fluctuations across extra firsts firsts and standards alongside unsettled figures.
Cleveland market prices list various poultry items with mixed movements including colored fowls, leghorn varieties, ducks, geese, and old cooks. Fresh receipts and nearby current receipts feature whites, hens, springers, and roosters with several price points noted across Ohio, New York, and adjacent regions.
Reading shows mixed butter market data with stock numbers and percentages. It notes butterfat content around 144i 1ée and references Bege Migher cases with extra fittings. Mentions seconds and nearby ungraded lots as part of the market snapshot.
Cattle prices largely steady with steer and calf trades dull and some weaker cutters noted. Hogs mixed with ranges from about $4.40 to $4.90 per 100 pounds and sow markets around $3 to $3.25. Sheep and lambs show steady to slightly stronger demand with medium to good lambs around $6.50 and fat aged sheep near $1 to $1.66. Prices reflect mixed grades across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
Livestock market activity with hogs and cattle notes. Hog receipts 2,200, prices mostly down 10 to 20 cents per pound with 180 to 240 lb range at 64.70 to 64.90, 960 to 200 lb at 4.40 to 6.65, sows steady at 3.25 to 9.76. Cattle steady with grass steers 7, common 4 to 5, grass heifers 3.60 to 4.94. Calves receipts 125, demand steady with dealers paying 65 to 7.66. Sheep receipts 1,500, market mostly steady with higher demand on better lambs 9.50 to 6.00, wethers 2.54, cull ewes 3.04.
Receipts include hogs 97 and 746 total head with cattle numbers and price ranges. Veal calves top at 7.90, lambs sold to 6.66, total calves 17 at 7.20 and 65 at 6.40, with various weights and prices for cattle, fat cows, bulls, and interspersed items across the sale.
Trains depart Athens daily except Sunday with No 3 at 11 39 p m and No 9 at 7 44 p m No 3 northbound 11 26 a m No 4 6 24 p m. Chesap eake and Ohio fl ank ing Valley Northbound 7 Train 37 5 30 pm daily except Sunday No 31 7 50 pm Sunday Southbound 11 08 p m arrival and 1 40 pm arrival Sunday No 48 992 ein nen WOFE cedniereesbbonnnion No 3 No Nat Limited basthesnd oe 30 Poe vovme 68 8 me.
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