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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
9
Announcement section list shows categories such as Politica Dara of Thanks In Memoriam Monuments and a broad index of services including Automobiles Real Estate and Employment items. The page functions as a classifieds guide with various sections for readers.
The CFP prep stock list shows small losses across many issues after a firmer opening. New York Stock Exchange declines include Delaware Lackawanna down 1% and Western Union off 2%, while New York Central slips about 1% and Southern Pacific falls 1%. Utility stocks also retreat with Consolidated Gas and Westinghouse Electric down around 2% and 1%.
The article lists numerous individuals and couples by name from Glouster and nearby areas including Miss Mary Miss Mette Howard Mrs Kawode and Chauncey Misses Mogeile Mare Latiugh Mr and Mrs BLOM Pettit Nira Lowise Patrica and more, indicating a social or church roster. It names families from Mra Boudinet Mre Ivilte Bou dinet and Baby Mra Frances Barth and several others across Beaumont Crookeville Philo Trustown Barberton Columbus Co. F. Wallace and various spouses and children.
Regular reading of this classified opportunity page yields bargains each day, helping economical readers save on a wide range of items. The listings emphasize value and practical purchases for frugal shoppers.
Stunt man J D Pape, seen licking his neck, executes a transfer from an airplane wing to the roof of a car at Muroc California. Both craft travel 65 miles an hour as he aims to grab the safety line along the auto.
R L Dollar, head of United States and Dollar Lines, widens family shipping legacy as he arrives at London office to run the line long led by his father. He inherited millions from the late Captain Robert Poliar, a pioneer in the field.
British golfer Pegry Whitfield protects her driver with a knitted sock before a round. The scene shows golfers guarding clubs from rain and dew, highlighting their pre game quirks.
Trading shows gains in rails and utilities while mixed signals hit industrials and chemicals. Major carriers like New York Central and Union Pacific rise amid sector shifts as steel and aluminum names trend, with several consumer goods and tech-related firms posting uneven moves.
The district saw a sharp temperature drop with a 40 degree record low on Saturday night. Last night reached 50 as noon today read 63 per observer Mrs C N France. Showers and slowly rising temperatures were forecast for tonight and Tuesday.
A Toledo Safe ty Building drawer held no money but a box of stamps a deck of cards and police forms. Head clerk Walter Harmeyer was suspended after a $700 fugitive fund shortage was found missing from his custody following a state examiner check.
Fragmentary report lists live poultry items with counts and percentages including leghorn roosters and other fowl. Mentions butter creamery products and beverage standards. Includes numeric codes and vague descriptors, lacking clear event or date.
Market reports show firm rents and receipts in Chicago produce with varied butter and egg values. Cleveland notes steady poultry and mixed fowl prices while Cincinnati details livestock receipts, bid ranges, and steady to lower cattle and sheep values amid uneven demand.
Livestock receipts at Pittsburgh show cattle and sheep market softness with mixed veal and hog values. Cattle averages slip around 38 cents, with steers and cows varying. sheep steady with lambs and wethers quoted. Point Pleasant sale results list hogs, cattle, veal, and sheep prices, plus oil price notes from Pittsburgh and regional pipelines detailing crude price quotes.
Train schedules list Athens departures for No. 3 at 11:38 a.m. No. 9 at 5:44 p.m. No. 2 at 11:30 a.m. No. 4 at 4:24 p.m. No. 31 at 7:50 p.m. and No. 30 at 11:02 a.m. daily except Sunday. No. 32 runs Sundays at 7:40 p.m. Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio routes shown with multiple east and westbound services and conditional notes.
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