Dow Mixed as Bonds Gain While Indian Refining Surges
New York April bonds drew heavy demand and lifted the bond market while stocks drifted lower in dull turnover. Industrials and utilities posted new highs, led by Indian Refining at 4 1/2 percent before retreating. Standards of California Jersey and Socony Vacuum held near prior close. Motor shares fell with Auburn and General Motors easing. Chrysler slipped to 54 1/2. U S Steel near 524. Atchison dipped to 66. Other issues moved marginally.
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New York
U.P
U. S
Standards of California
Jersey
Socony
Auburn
General Motors
Chrysler
Uu, &, Steel
Atchison
Athens artist Ada Kennedy showcases Hocking River scenes
The Chamber of Commerce room hosts a three day exhibit by Ada Kennedy featuring watercolors of the Hocking River and hills around South Bridge and Athens State Hospital grounds. Kennedy, living in New Marshfield, notes many Athens County artists study the Ohio countryside and aim for seasonal moods with vivid colors.
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South Bridge
Athens State Hospital
Iss Ada Kennedy
Chambers Commerce Room
Athens County
Kennedy
White House
New Marshield
Ohio Allis
Louise Stahl
Ohio University
Miss Stahl
I. J. Fulton
Marshfelt State Bank
New Marshfield
Ohio
Teacher Examinations Scheduled Saturday
Examination of teachers for county certificates will be held in the Athens Junior High School Building on Saturday April 7 starting at 9 o'clock. The test targets those lacking sufficient college credit for state certificates, covering high school and elementary topics such as arithmetic US history grammar geography orthography principles of teaching reading agriculture physiology literature and writing. Professors from other counties may join in Athens and their papers will be sent home for grading. The Athens County examining board consists of F J Taylor Amesville president Miss Blanche Philips Shade and County Superintendent Kenneth C Ray secretary.
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Athens
State Department of Education
United States
Athens County
F. J. Taylor
Amesville
Blanche Philips
Shade
Kenneth C. Ray
Mrs. J. F. Brown Funeral Arrangements
Albany, April 5. Short funeral services for Mrs. J. F. Brown, who died Wednesday, will be at 4 30 Friday at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Albany, Rev. C. M. Coulter and Rev. J L. F. Miller officiating. Body then taken to Jacksonville for 2 o'clock Saturday services at the M E Church with Rev. Coulter officiating.
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Albany
J. F. Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Coulter
JL. F. Miller
Jacksonville
M E Churen
Rail timetable fragment shows multiple Daily Except Sunday runs
The notice lists train services for New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio with east and west bound schedules. It includes daily and daily except Sunday departures and arrivals, with times such as 11:20 a.m. and 6:24 p.m., plus specific names like Diplomat and National Limited.
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NEW York Central
South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sun- Bun- Baltimore
Diplomat
National Limited
Reeves Elected Alpha Gamma Delta President at Charleston
Mary Frances Reeves of Charleston is elected president of Alpha Gamma Delta for the coming year. Officers include Dorothy Stark first vice president Rosemary Doran second vice president Louise West hafer chaplain Jeanette Warden secretary Margaret Haskins treasurer Evelyn Esichinger correspond ing secretary Laura Blank recording secretary Frieda Dreger social chairman Donna Ormsby editor La Verne Dreger librarian Dorothy Gudenhauf stewardess Margaret Haskins names chair Margaret Matheny guard. Margaret Matheny and Margaret Gibbs to lead the prep follies with officer installation set for mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Reeves
Charleston
Alpha Gamma Delta
Dorothy Stark
Rosemary Doran
Louise Westhafer
Jeanette Warden
Margaret Haskins
Evelyn Esichinger
Laura Blank
Frieda Dreger
Donna Ormsby
LaVerne Dreger
Dorothy Gudenhauf
Names
Margaret Matheny
Margaret Gibbs
Philatheans Meet at Home of Mrs Jagers
Philathean Class of the First Christian Church gathered at Mrs John Jagers home with Miss Myrta Ashworth in charge of devotions She read The Stranger on the Shore Mrs Arthur Sprague led the business meeting Miss Fern Robinson and Miss Honor Palmer were guests Hostess assisted by Mrs KR J Kittle and Mrs Hamilton Oldfield Also notes on lodge practice and a birth announcement from Newark Columbus area groups plus a pest chiefs club meeting at Mrs Wade Beans home
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First Christian Church
John Jagers
Myrta Ashworth
Arthur Sprague
Reed J. Downs
Fern Robinson
Honor Palmer
Jagers
KR. J. Kittle
Hamilton Oldfield
Grange Meeting Tonight With Flower Talk and Demo
Athens Grange plans a meeting at the Fairgrounds hall tonight. Mr D G Chappel will speak on flowers and the Canaanville Grange team will demonstrate degree work in a lively program announced for the occasion.
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Grange
D. GO. Chappel
Canaanville Grange
Athens Grange
Fairgrounds
Epworth league picnic at Qualey grounds in Cutler
Epworth league members held a Saturday evening picnic at Qualey picnic use grounds in Cutler with about 50 attendees. A wiener, egg and marshmallow roast was enjoyed. chaperon was Mrs. J. V. Leyda. Also notes of Rebekah Lodge meeting in Waterloo, social visits in West Virginia, and local funeral trips.
Funeral for James Brooks Held at West Union Street Home
James Brooks died yesterday and his funeral is set for Friday at two in the afternoon at his residence 225 West Union Street. Rev Ward Radford will officiate. Burial will follow in West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the home at any time.
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James Brooks
West Union Street
Ward Radford
Buria
Reverend Lottridge fills appointment at Lawrence Chapel Sunday
The article lists numerous regional visitors and family gatherings over Easter weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Okey Murphy of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil McVay of Athens, and others visiting homes of Murphy, Davis, Frost, Starkey, and Allen. It notes travel by Roy Brooks and Fred Vandyke and ends with Mr. and Mrs. John Barnhill.
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O'Connor
Lawrence Chapel
Okey Murphy
Parkersburg
A. G. Murphy
Orvil McVay
Athens
Max Swindier
Tuppers Plains
C. L. Davis
EB. Watkins
Clarence Frost
Beebe
Boyd Tucker
Guysville
Emmett Swisher
Charley Gaston
Worthy
Virginia Lee
R. M. Allen
John Barnhill
Daily Commodity Index Shows Mixed Price Movement
New York April 6. Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for the United Press reports today at 197.52, up from 197.24 yesterday. The weekly average stands at 190.44 and the yearly index at 73.83, with 1934 highs and lows noted as 116.24 and 101.06 respectively.
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New York
U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Baltimore poultry prices at nearby markets and size ranges
The listing shows live poultry prices with receipts and size grades. It lists young chickens broilers at 22 to 26 cents, mixed stock at 68 half cents, turkeys with young hens 26 cents, gobblers at 20 cents, and old toms at 15 1/2 cents, reflecting size and condition categories in a dated market report.
Butter Market Prices and Shipments Noted in Listings
The listing details butter and related dairy goods with stock numbers and pricing. Included are various grades from No 2 butter fat Jie and Agger Gready with cases, extra firsts at 1 dollar minus pouch, seconds at 14 cents, nearby ungraded 14 5/8 cents, goose 25 cents, ducks 14 cents, all in shipping orders.
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Agger Gready
Market Notes Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes Steady
Market jargon reports butter and eggs barely steady with various grades and prices. poultry shows muted activity with fowl, broilers, and ducks listed at specific lends and weights. potatoes quoted for Michigan Ohio New York and Colorado with mixed price ranges. overall steady tone and scattered price points.
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Michigan
Ohto
New York
Colorado
Buce Market Steady and Butter Market Mixed Brief
Buce Market shows steady receipts 39063 with extra firsts 16 percent and fresh graded firsts WC. Current receipts five cents, dirties four cents, checks thirteen. Butter Market eases with receipts 465 tubs and mixed grade values including extra firsts and seconds. notes include various fractional prices and standards.
Poultry Prices in Southern Ohio and Adjacent States
The listing shows current receipts and prices for poultry and related items in Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Includes hens, broilers, springers, ducks, geese, turkeys, and dressed hogs with prices ranging from 8 to 34 cents per pound and several weight categories noted.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hog and cattle market receipts mixed with varying prices
Hog receipts total 3,000 with 130 direct and thru. price ranges show 10 cents higher on most items, sows steady to weak. Cattle receipts 650 and calves 06. meat steers and heifers around 4.50 to 5.50, handyweights 6.25 to 6.50, fat cows 36 to 43.75, vealers steady. Sheep receipts 150. lambs 82 pounds and 55ers priced, ewes up to 4293.59, spring lambs 11.75 to 12.75 with midweights around 10.0 to 10.75.
Hog and cattle market report with varied receipts
Receipts show hogs at 800 with 600 heldovers and weights around 160 to 164 or more, prices about 4.50 to 4.60 for various classes, sows around 9,700. Cattle receipts 10 with steady tone, sheep and lambs mixed, lambs steady or easier, bulk good and choice 7.25 to 7.80, heifers and wethers around 6.50 to 7.00.
Grain and wool market notes from Toledo and Boston
Toledo reports grain futures with mixed No 2 and No 1 grades for wheat corn and oats and prices for clover seed and creamery butter. Boston wool market remains dull with prices largely unchanged as the U S Agriculture Dept notes limited trading and reluctance to accept bids below quoted ranges.
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Toledo
U.P
Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Local Social Guests and Family Visits Reported
Sunday dinner guests included Freda, daughter of Dutch Ridge, at Mr and Mrs Earo and Brandeberrys. Lennie Sharp spent Thursday evening with Roberta Humphrey of Coolville. Ackrey family and Hattie visited John Bachel near The Plains for Easter. Wayne Sharp and Joe White of Laurelville joined the Ly Sharp home for Saturday night and Sunday. Bruce Humphrey and family from near Little Hocking visited Rexal Boggs on Sunday evening.
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Freda
Dutch Ridge
Earo
Brandeberry
Misa Lennie Sharp
Roberta Humphrey
Coolville
Daniel Ackrey
Hattie
John Bacheloer
the Plains
Wayne Sharp
Joe White
Laurelville
R. Ly Sharp
Bruce Humphrey
Little Hocking
Rexal Boggs
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Pomeroy
Wme
Anomobties
Ruto Accessories
I High School
Leonard Williams
Cuckler Dairy
Carpentoware
Kelans
Addreas
Millfield
Hooper Ridge
Carpent Gware
Big Oc
Pirestone
St. Crossing
Beasley
Uick Pontiac Co
A and
G. M. Trucks “' Court & Carpenter Sts
DGE
Evrolet
Farland Chevrole
Timothy Hay
Ad ‘Red R
Best Buy
Town
Phillips Motor Sales
N. Court St
Dial
Athens Junk Co
Mansfield
Washington St
H. O. Townsend & Bro
Auto Wreck Work
Second St
Selby's
N. Cemetery
Sprague & Andrews Auto Laundry
Back of Zenner's
Good Gulf Gas
Rand Old Top Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise Filling Station
Cox Bros
Carpenter Hardware Store
R. Coffey
W. Union
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Dia
N. Court
Union
Farm Gale
Athens Printing Co
East Mill St
Westport
Kansas City
W. Va
el- Hott
President St
L. D. Hooper
Glouster
A. Malone
John Dauch
Oregon Ridge
W. R. Holcomb
Carpenter
Obie
Frank Lambert
Angell Ridge
Glen A. Scot
W. H. Posten
Diel
C. G. Kreppie
Red River
Higgins Feed Store
Rome
C. H. Oakes
Harry Kelley
Athens R. 1
Royal Gas Range
Zenners
Radio & Electric Dept
J B Swanson
North Court
Carpenters Hardware Store
Thurs
Fli
Gat
Fach
John Kistler
Carbon Hill
Wayne Dairy and Poultry
Duckworth
V. C
Athens Cash
A. V. Hintz
Lancaster
F. J. Beasley Co. and
Amesville Mill
Anconas
R. C
Lancaster Farm Hatchery
Bach
Carpenter Hdw
Pergueon Hatchery
Junction City
Athens County Savings & Loan
Congress Street
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Carpenter Hardware Co
ABC Electric Washers
G. W. Hopkins
Athens Implement Co
East
G. N. Bidders
Fred Landis
Silvas
Marietta
West State Bt
North Court St
Wheaton Hardware Co
Kerr's
Summers & Son
Cline
Carpenter St
The
Athens Lumber Co
Parker Brothers
Carpen C
Hdn
Sat
Frost
L. A
Little
Shannon Ave
University District
E. Mulberry Street
Bardin Brothers
South Congress
South Congress St
Ray Gio
Pred Weber
Athens Messenger
Smith ST
Smith
Chauncey
Court Street
Mutual Home & Savings Association
Person Realty Co
PARMS
Buck and Burk
Carpenters Hardware
Il Automobiles
Fred R. Beasley
W. M. McCall & So
Angldise
Carpenter Hardware
Wnelsonville
Kenneth Hant
Harvey Cone
Dorsey Bolin
Ashens
Hocking River
Gayres
Cable
John Armstrong
Charleston Avenue
Huntington
Rachel Armstrong
Court of Common Pleas
Areven
Chilren
Woolley and
Rowland
Marshfield
J. Fulton
State of Ohio
Marshfield State Ank
Athena County
General Code of
Clerk of Courts
Messeng
Miss Reeves
Bereno Lodge
Charles Ross
Pearl Street
David Kinsey
Herbert Ross
Newark
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Pest Chiefs’ Club
Athenian Temple
Wade Bean
West State Street
Cutler Young People’s League Is
Emil Satterfield
Ida McAtlee
Marguerite
Leota
Johnna Wier
Wilfred Kennedy
Charlies Harris
Dayton
Henry
Kenneth Carothers
Henry Carothers
Elizabeth Sutton
T. T. Dunbar
W. G. Freese
Cora Freese
Lydia Root
James Carothers
Frank Gosset
Marshall Bailey
Enwe
Atlantic
Sexsi Alesse
Sienna
WU Barmsdall Gil
Nonce
Sichsiidnipimein Biaieaialiniescess
Daira
Phillips Pet
N. d
Am. Corp
Steels
Rolling Mills
Bethlehem Sibesieeb
U. B
Guaiahiceiiniiinuaas
Icici
Goodyear
Eras Oort
Bioccientit
Nash Motors
Packard Motors
Am. Smelters
Ark
Eddie Ees
SON Oe
Cord Corp
Iinie
Swift & Co
Pacific
Canada
Cartion Wright
Curtiss Wright
DuPont
Elec
Kroger
Libbey Owens Ford
Loews Theaters
Ward A
Biscuit
Dairy Prod
Canine
Nat Distillers Pn
Owens Ti
Penny
AG Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Pwr
Ceiine Incininiaseees
UN. Corp. Ee
Carbon &Carbide
Warner Bros
Woolworth mmm
Westinghouse Bee
Wilson Packing Thernenn
Emmonnan Bag
Lottridge
Baltimore
Prodice
Cincinnati Produce
Cleveland Produce
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Boston Wool Market
Treas
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