Lodge at Long Bottom Hosts Pythian Sisters Visit
Rockland Temple No 390 Pythian Sisters hosted nine Magnolia Temple members of Pomeroy as visiting officers and staff exemplified degrees for nine Rockland members. More than 60 people shared lunch after the meeting. Also noted are local residents visiting relatives and routine moves, with weather affecting a showboat arrival.
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Long Bottom
Rockland Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Magnolia Temple
Pomeroy
Rockland Temple
C. E. Myers
J. F. Marcinko
St. Josephs Hospital
Parkersburg
I. C. Matlack
Howard Young
Paden City
W. Va
Majestic
J. B. Shumaker
Rochester
Emma Townsend
L. J. Myers
Belleville
Dale Adams
Sabina
Ray Adams
Eureka
Robert Coleman
Blaine Merrell
Reedaville
John Manor
E. A. Guthrie
J. B. Persons
Alfred
Bunker Hill Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil, W. D. Thoma, Dylvan and Gilbert Michael attended Howard Wilsons funeral in Harrisonville. J. M. Purlins preached Sunday morning. Walter Cummings and daughter Ellen and George Carr of Newark stayed with George Heilman and family. Otto Hildebrand of Cleveland visited the Heilmans. R. W. Heilman family hosted Saturday. Mrs. J. J. Will joined a sewing circle at Mrs. Everett Bailey’s home. Groups from Forest Run and Middieborough shared services and visits.
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Bunker Hill
J. Wil
W. D. Thoma
Dylvan
Gilbert Michael
Howard Wilson
Harrisonville
J. M. Purlins
Walter Cummings
Ellen
George Carr
Newark
George Heilman
Jeesie Carr
Otto Hildebrand
Cleveland
Norman Heilman
R. W. Heilman
J. J. Will
Everett Bailey
Midway
John Heilman
Dena Epple
M. A. Epple
H. H. Genheimer
Earl
Bethany M. E. Churen
Forest Run
Charles Sargent
Middiehbourne
W. Va
W. D. Smith
Jack Hewett
Everett Hewett
Canada
Arbor Day Program Broadcast by WLW
Columbus conservation commissioner L Woodeill announces a pre Arbor Day broadcast in cooperation with the State Department of Education. The conservation program airs during the School of the Air period on WLW at 2 15 p m from Cincinnati. James W Stuber presents What in Conservation from the Division of Conservation.
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Division of Conservation
Stuber
Division of Conservation Ia
Whisky Island to Become Federal Garden Spot
Whisky Island in the Cuyahoga River Valley, 22 acres crowded with shacks, will be a federal garden spot. The Public Works Administration allocates 2,400,000 to build homes for 621 families, creating work for over 1,000 men for a year. Harold L. Ickes calls the site ideal for housing development.
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Cleveland
Whisky Island
Cuyahoga River Valley
Public Works Administration
Public Works
Harold L. Ickes
Murdock Eds Beats Sikes in Lightweight Bout
Eddie Murdock, 187, from Oklahoma City, outpointed Ralph Sikes, 155, of San Antonio. Wishy Jones, 131, from Louisville, out pointed Phil Latona, 136, Denison, Tex. (8) in a boxing card.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Eddie Murdock
Oklahoma City
Ralph Sikes
San Antonio
Wishy Jones
Louisville
Phil Latona
Denison
Sonnenberg Beats Brunowicz on Foul in Reading Wrestling
In Reading Pennsylvania Gus Sonnenberg weighing 205 from Boston won over Frank Brunowicz 210 of Chicago by a foul at 32 minutes 11 seconds. At Trenton New Jersey Chief Little Wolf 215 of Oklahoma defeated Emil Dusek 212 of Omaha in straight falls.
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Associated Press
Reading
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Frank Brunowicz
Chicago
Trenton
WN. J
Chief Little Wolf
Oklahoma
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Linden residents back strong drink in first postprohibition poll
A Columbus survey on Wednesday shows Linden residents favoring repeal of the dry rule, marking the first wet-dry sentiment poll since the 1933 referendum. The results indicate local support for alcohol with turnout reflecting suburban interest in the issue.
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Columbus
Linden Sil
Brazil Nut Meats Used as Candies in Novel Treat
A simple culinary note reveals that brazil nut meat can be processed into candy like confections. The idea suggests a versatile use for the nut beyond traditional snacks.
Market Opens Steady as Leaders Edge Higher
The New York stock market opened with a steady undertone as leaders gained slightly. Trades showed fractional advances in American Telephone, General Motors, Penney, and Loew's, with blocks in Gillette at 18 and 15 percent. Steel industry sentiment improved on Iron Age reports, and industrial profits for Q1 rose to 15,877,062 from 11,582,615 year earlier.
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NEW York
American Telephone
General Motors
Penneylvania
Loew's
Gillette
UV. & Smelting
Blanchard Gil
New Jersey
Chrysler
DuPont
STEFL
Ihs
Fragmented Industrial Stocks Across Markets
The list shows many firms including Am Tel and Tel, Anaconda, Atch T and a re, Balt ORs, Bethlehem Gree, Col, Consol. GOs, Central Motor, Gillette, Puget Roe, Libbey-O, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Youngstown among others with varied percentages suggesting shares or interest levels. Names, places, and percent figures appear in a dense, OCR damaged format.
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Am. Rall
Miil
Bae. Geneh
Am. Tel
Tel
Anenaiaibtiaainie
Atch. T
A. Re
Ors
Wecuscounessmetedese
Barnadaire
Licces Cescassine Econens
Bethichem Gree
Ncenenessece
Baw -Knox Winked Naiematinemnnen
Columbia Ces
Boly
Consol
Gos
Curtima Wright
Gillette
Cieodrin
Geedrear T
Wee
West Bug
Aicecuinae
Nickbiaasuinea
Cceeninens
Libbey-O
Wicca
BO Barthes Fog
Inna Ecans
N. A
Easioteaennenne
Amnaninnne
Pabideene Seusiemasen
Ind
OO Studebaker Aeesaempin Binmeian
Giciencieesena UN
Carbide
Ieee
Hanna
West Union Benick
Westinghouse Biee
Mfg
Youngstown
Frank Racer Dead at 100 Former Marietta Resident
Frank Racer age 100, oldest Marietta resident and former Vore Ridge, near Athens, dies at his son in law and daughter’s home. Funeral held in Marietta at Oak Grove Cemetery. Pioneer produce boatman who piloted on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Wife Hattie Sanford Racer died in 1910. couple moved to Vore Ridge in 1916, returned last November.
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Frank Racer
Marietta
Vore Ridge
Atheny
Chase Shepard
Oak Grove
Racer
Ohio
Mississippi
Hattie Sandford Racer
D A R Presidential Tilt Turns To Tea Parties
Washington reports a heated D A R presidential race with Becker and Gillentine factions holding rival events at upscale hotels. Becker’s birthday event featured a 16 candy cake and a long receiving line with 500 hostesses while Gillentine offered a tea and a political statement alleging an undercover revolt within the D A R.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Becker and Gillentine
William A. Becker
New Jersey
Gorman Breaks World Record at Akron YMCA Meet
Jack Gorman of the Cleveland Y. M. C. A. swims 100 yard breaststroke in 1 44.9, shaving 0.1 second from the A. A. U. world record during Summit County’s A. A. U. meet at the Akron Jewish Center pool Tuesday night.
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Akron
Jack Gorman
Cleveland Y. M. CC. A
Gorman
Summit County
Akron Jewish Center
Toledo Grain Prices Report from Local Market
Toledo grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 99 to 100, No 1 red at 100 to 101, corn and oats steady. Wheat priced 5 cents above track quotation. Pegs Market steady. Nearby receipts and butter, eggs noted with specific figures. receipts include 22 percent figures and numbered lots.
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Toledo
Egg Prices and Poultry Items Listed in Odd Text
The text lists various egg and poultry items with inconsistent weights and percentages including Eggs-Extra, 23 percent, seconds, ungraded, colored brotiers, leghorn, old roosters, fowls and multiple weight ranges such as 1 Ibs and over, 3 Ibs and over, 4 and 3 ibs, and 19s.
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Leghorn Brothers
Butter Gready Creamery Tub Offerings and Eggs Gready Receipts
Cleveland product listing notes Butter Gready creamery extras in tubs and Eggs Gready fresh extras with current receipts. The page shows standards and current receipts figures for these dairy items.
Market Prices Snapshot for Butter Eggs and Poultry
The column lists butter and eggs with various nearby prices and percentages, including 92 score with 34 percent, 89 score at 34 percent, and 84 score at 32 percent. It shows fresh receipts 22022 with 24 percent extras, hennery whites with 24 40 244, and poultry items such as fresh killed full dressed hens at 30, hog dressed at 36, live heavy hens at 21 93, with balance unchanged.
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Hennery
Butter and Egg Pricing Notes From Local Creamery
The report lists butter and egg pricing terms and quality grades. Butter shows several graded categories with scores from 88 to 93 and no sales noted, while eggs display graded firsts and extras with percentages and local references, though no egg sales are recorded.
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Highlights Higher Hog Prices
Hog prices rise 16 with sows up 25. Buyers saw 89.65 to 160 pounds around 9. Anna? cattle steady 60 head with calves weak 8 lower. top steers near 619. heifers to 6.50. fat cows and bulls to 74. top feeders 11. Sheep steadies with choice lambs near 87 to 98, good clipped sheep 5.90, spring lambs 10 to 12.50.
Livestock Market Report Mixed Rates for Pigs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices ranged 6.25 to 9.50 per cwt with steady to higher tone on top sows and good hogs. Cattle saw calves steady to higher with steers and heifers mainly $4.50 to $9.50 and occasional top $10.25. Sheep 100 head reported with most new crop and weighty selections, early sales sparse.
Point Pleasant Livestock Sales Report
Saturday sales show hog receipts 30 to 175 pounds range from 6.90 to 9.06 per cwt with heavies at 8.90 to 9.06 and lighter stock around 7.50 to 7.43. Cattle receipts total 199 with steers about 9.40 to 9.63 and fat cows 4.00 to 7.00. veal calves reach tops of 10.00 with mediums 6.45 to 6.80 and heavies 3.50 to 9.00.
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Point Pleasant
Henere
Bond Market Sheet Highlights Treasuries and Mortgages
A summary of U S government bonds and mortgage-related securities with rates and figures across multiple issues. Includes Liberty bonds 32-87 and 44-32-47, Treasuries 44-47-42 115.90 and 34-42-45 105.20, various mortgage products like Home Own Loan and Perm Mortg, with quoted values and dates.
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U. & Government Bonds Liberties A'Ts
Ist
Treasuries
Sue
Js A
Treasury Statement Of April 16 Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury figures show on April 16 receipts totaling 17,987,176.07 and expenditures 101,906,043.92 leaving a balance of 2,344,525,465.87. Customs receipts for the month are 17,239, es 36, with fiscal year totals since July 1 at 3,008,192,567.76 and expenditures 5,327 44,273.56 including emergency outlays 62,738,747,707.65. Excess of expenditures stands at 2,319,413,703.40 and gold assets at 14,026,820.34.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Community Notes From Kanauga and Surroundings
Kanauga and Huntington visitors stop by Pul lina home Sunday. A W Pillins at the railroad depot is seriously ill. Rev J W McMahan starts church meetings Monday night through Easter. Evan Rothgeb dies in Columbus. message sent to sister Mrs W F Deem. J Deem and family of Wells ton visit relatives. J and Mrs T J Spence and daughter of Springhill W Va visit Wagner home. Ella Russell family and Mrs Dick Russell visit Mrs Jack Edwards near Fiat Rock W Va.
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Kanauga
W. Crandall
Beylah
Huntington
Pullina
A. W. Pillins
Pendleton
A. KR. McKinney
Middleport
Lew McKinner
J. W. McMahan
Farm property sale near Bowersville shows uptick
A 14 acre farm near Bowersville in Green County sold at sheriff sale for 780 dollars, indicating a slight rise in local real estate values. The sale confirms values at the property market edge in the district.
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Green County
Bowersville
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