Gallipolis Social Notes Mention Attendees and Visitors
In Gallipolis and nearby areas on Sept 27 several residents and visitors are noted. Albany’s Miss Mattie Towsley cares for Mrs. T L Hix. Chester’s Fred Rice and Maggie Folan visit the Pullens. Ohio towns including Parkersburg and Huntington are represented in family and parish visits. Daughters of the American Revolution members attend a Pom eroy district meeting.
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Kanauga
Mattie Towsley
Albany
T. L. Hix
Fred Rice
Maggie Folan
Chester
A. W. Pullens
Guy York
Oretha Love
Cincinnaa d
George Boardman
John Sebreck
Gallipolis
E. C. Venz
E. A. Wever
Mt. Tabor
Stephenson
Charles Powell
Parkersburg
Hugh Jordan
First Avenue
Andrew Perry
Roncevert
W. Va
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Pomeroy
Lloyd elected Grace M. E. Sunday School superintendent
A. I. Lloyd was chosen to lead the Grace M. E. Sunday School replacing Harry M. Miller. C. D. Slagle and C. BR. Brumfield named assistant superintendents and the fiscal year officers include Hazel M. Eliwit as secretary Stella Arthur as treasurer Anna Louise Weaver as librarian and several department superintendents with J. E. Robertson heading the adult division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lloyd
Grace M. E
Harry M. Miller
C. D. Slagle
C. BR. Brumfield
Hazel M. Eliwit
Stella Arthur
Anna Louise Weaver
Clarence Booth
Ralph Camp
Dorothy Roadarmour
Wayne Lutz
Alice Neal
J. E. Robertson
Ballot Bids To Be Taken Here Saturday
Athens County Board of Elections will receive ballots for the November election at 9 am Saturday in the Courthouse. About 150000 ballots are needed. Athens city faces six tickets, villages and townships vote on six and three tickets respectively. After this, the board office will close at noon on Saturdays.
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Athens County Board of Elections
David Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Board of Election Office
Grange Booster Program Set at Athens Fairgrounds
In conjunction with a state wide Booster movement the Athens Grange will present a program at the Grange Hall on the Fairgrounds Saturday night September 30. An agriculture talk a minstrel show and musical numbers are planned. The meeting open to the public will begin at 7 o clock with attendees asked to arrive before that hour.
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Athens Grange
Grange
Fairgrounds
Settlement Dispute Rules in New Mine Contract
The article outlines dispute settlement steps under the contract for mine workers and operators. It describes a four member board with two miner and two operator appointees, a possible umpire, and National Industrial Recovery Act involvement if no agreement. It also bans work stoppage during disputes and sets an April 1, 1934, effective date pending mutual revisions.
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Otors
National Industrial Recovery Act
Mine Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Northern Coal Control Association
Smokeless and Appalachian Coal Association
International Union, United Mine Workers of America
Sun agreement guests and local visitors noted
Pomeroy residents hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Stephen Goett and family and Mr and Mrs Earl Yolton. Mrs Henry Warren of Reedsville visited Pomeroy. Funeral services for Alex Downie of Columbus were held at his home and will be followed by services at Ewing Funeral Home and burial at Beech Grove Cemetery Beech Grove.
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Stephen Goett
Mary
John, Jr
Anthony
Marvin
Earl Yolton
Earl, Jr
Martin Stace
Millfield
Henry Warren
Reedsville
Pomeroy
Alex Downie
Columbus
Ewing
Beech Grove Cemetery
Death tolls touch Pomeroy as Yeager dies at home
Charles A. Yeager died Monday evening at his Mason City home from a heart attack. Relatives were told Mrs Clinton Stahl of Akron, a former Pomeroy resident, has also died. She leaves a daughter Clara and sister Mrs Charles Reuter of Pomeroy. Flags stood along Pom eroy business streets to welcome delegates for the Southeast District conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Presbyterian Church with a large morning crowd.
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Pomeroy
Charles A. Yeager
Mason City
Clinton Stahl
Akron
Clara
Charlies Reuter
Ohio University Song Book Sought for Medley
Fred Waring requests an Ohio University song book as he plans a college medley for his nationwide Pennsylvanians program this fall. Professor C C Robinson, head of Ohio University School of Music, received the inquiry.
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Ohio University
Fred Waring
Waring
C. C. Robinson
Ohio Univesity School of Music
Robinson
Penn State College
Purchase of Pigs To End Here on Friday
T. H. Johnson the Athens County extension agent announced that on Friday September 20 the purchase of pigs and sows for government account will be discontinued at all authorized points. Pigs not weighed up to packers at slaughter points by the end of Friday will not be eligible for government price purchases.
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T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Johnson
Two Men Arrested in Buchtel for Intoxication
Charles Spurgan and Charles Connally of Buchtel were arrested Tuesday by Constable Frank White and charged with intoxication. Spurgan and Connally were to be arraigned today before Magistrate C. H. Porter.
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Charles Spurgan
Charles Connally
Buchtel
Frank White
Spurgan
Connally
C. H. Porter
Accounting Added to Special Ohio Classes
Introductory Accounting, a two hour course for Pesinners, has been added to the evening and Saturday division offerings at Ohio University. The class meets at 6:00 PM Friday in Ewing Hall with Prof. R. F. Beckett teaching. The Extension Division lists twenty other courses for residents within driving distance of the university.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
R. F. Beckett
Universis
Stocks drift fractional lower in dull New York trading
Shares slipped modestly after an uneven opening with American Telephone retreating from 122% to 120% and major industrials like General Motors United Aircraft Du Pont easing from highs. United States Smelting fell back from a gains to 87% as American Smelting dropped near a point. Peoples Gas dividend omission weighed on its price. Dun and Bradstreet index shows wide commodity movements with 1933 highs and lows noted.
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New York
U.P
American Telephone
Sirel
General Motors
United Aircraft
du Pont
United States
Ois
Peoples Gas
Ohio University Second Convocation Held at Memorial Auditorium
The second convocation of Ohio University students took place Wednesday morning in Memorial Auditorium. Dean E W Chubb presided and announced. The program featured four tenor solos by Fred Lee Tom with piano accompaniment by Prof. William Longstreet. The numbers included Fear Not Ye Israel In the Garden of Tomorrow O Sole Mio and Neapolitan Nights as encore.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
E. W. Chubb
Fred Lee Tom
William Longstreet
Israel
Adjutant Heard Calls Vision in Sermon on Gold and God
Adjutant Joseph Heard of the Salvation Army preached last night on shortsightedness using Proverbs 29:18 Where there is no vision the people perish He warned that in pursuing wealth people neglect devotion to God and his rewards.
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Joseph
Salvation Army
Adjutant Heard
Live poultry and dairy prices from market listings
Market notes show prices for live poultry including young colored chickens 16 to 22 cents and leghorns 8 to 11 cents. White leghorns 12 to 15 cents. Ducks white Pekins 10 to 12 cents. Butter and eggs listed with varying cents per pound or dozen, including extra firsts 24 cents a dozen and butter rates around 23 to 24 cents per pound. Receipts noted: eggs 4,992 cases and butter 11,994 pounds with market unsettled.
Poultry and Produce Prices in Southern Ohio Markets
Market report from Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky covers butter extras and standard prices per pound, current receipts and firsts, hens leghorn and colored fowls with weight ranges, springers and ducks prices, turkeys and dressed meats, and potatoes in 100 lb sacks with regional price variations.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Rock Springs
Green Mountains
New York
New Jersey
Idaho
Burbanks
Livestock Receipts Mixed As Market Edges Higher
Hog receipts total 6000 with 923 direct and through, 641 government pigs, 100 held over. Hogs mostly 19 cents higher. top 160 to 250 lb hogs $5.60, some heavier at $5.50 to $5.60. Cattle receipts 800 with calves 300. early steers and heifers $3.50 to $4.50, plus up to $5.50 and $6.50 on select lots. Beef cows generally $2.25 to $3.25, bulls $2.25 to $3.25. Vealers $6 to $7. Sheep receipts about 1000 steady. fat lambs $7 to $7.50, cull stock down to $0.63.
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Iowa Fed
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report From Market
Hogs receipts 500 with 15 government pigs rising by about 10 cents. Tops 5.80 on 190 pounders, bulk 160 to 220 pounds at 5.75, 220 to 250 pounds 5.25 to 5.76, 250 to 300 pounds 4.75 to 5.25, 120 to 145 pounds 5.64. Pigs 404.25, packing sows 3.50 to 4.00. Cattle receipts 50 slow but steady with good beef steers at 14.50 to 15.25. Drives receipts 100 steady. good and choice dealers 7.50 to 8.00, common to medium 4.0 to 7.0. Sheep receipts 1500 steady. choice 68? pounds lambs 7.50, early deck 6.25, medium 4.0 to 5.50, cull 3.44, buck lambs 6.50 down, wethers 3.00 down, ewes 11.25 to 12.60.
Market Receipts and Prices Across Livestock Categories
Total receipts 862 head across hogs cattle veal calves and lambs. Hogs weighed 175 to 220 pounds with value per hundredweight reported. Cattle receipts show steers, heifers, fat cows, cann ers, bulls and milk cows with various price ranges. Veal calves top at 7.40 and variable grades down to common and heavies. Lambs receipts 342 with tops 6.25 and other weight classes priced accordingly.
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Lambs
Wool sales rise in Boston market with firm prices
Wool sales expanded in Boston as most grades moved briskly. Territory wools showed strong activity while prices held firm or rose. Ohio and Delaine fine combing wool quoted from 32 to 34 cents per pound grease, three-eighth and quarter-blood at 39 to 40, and half-blood at 34 to 35. Territory fine combing wool in bags also scarce under 81 cents clean, three-eighth blood 75 to 78, half blood 79 to 61, quarter blood 70 to 72.
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Boston
Territory
Ohio
Delaine
Toledo Grain Prices and Futures Report
Toledo Ohio grain close notes No. 2 red wheat 86 to 89 cents, No. 2 yellow corn 51 to 52 cents, No. 2 yellow oats 39 to 40 cents, No. 2 rye 75 to 76 cents, No. 1 red wheat 84 to 85 cents. Futures show No. 2 yellow corn 47 to 48, No. 3 yellow 46 to 47, oats 2 white 36 to 37, seed clover cash 6.50, Oct 6.60, Dec 6.75, alsike cash 4.10, Dec 8.25. butter 27, eggs extras 21 to 22.
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Toledo
U.P
Summary of classified financial figures from a historic ledger
A sequence of short lines lists interest rates and values for Lib and Treas categories across multiple years and denominations. Entries include Lib 3% 47 102.16 Liv 1st 44 102.24 and Treas 4% 52 110.13 among others.
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Treas
Kentucky sales tax bill dies in special session
A sales tax bill aimed at raising funds for relief of Kentucky's needy families died when the Kentucky General Assembly adjourned a six week special session. The measure failed to clear the legislature before adjournment.
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Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky
General Assembly
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