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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1942
Page
8
Classified notice fragment lists phone contact 0242 with rates 1.08 and 1.35 and value 27. No broader context or entities available.
Glouster High School hosts a Friday evening style show and musical, May 8, at the auditorium. Garden Club funds will support civic improvements as merchants provide summer clothing and tickets are sold by club members.
Santa Ana California reports 21 year old Steve R Molnar son of Mr and Mrs Steve Molnar of Box 191 Rt 4 Gloucester Ohio has become an Aviation Cadet at the Air Force Replacement Training Center Cadet Molnar will undergo physical aptitude tests to determine his best Air Force branch and will take refresher courses toward a second lieutenants commission
New York stocks led a modest rise with gains in U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Goodyear U G Rubber Consolidated Edison Pennsylvania and Phelps Dodge. Investors watched market activity for the day amid cautious sentiment.
Wall Street noon prices show a mix of gains and losses across major issues. General Motors DuPont United Airlines and United Airlines posted notable figures while several others hovered near mixed levels in trading.
Cincinnati hogs and cattle show uneven prices with top hogs at 14.40 and good cattle at 12.50 to 13.50. Hog saleyard activity up 15 cents, cattle demand steady. North America's first carillon installed in Metropolitan Methodist Church Toronto Ontario Canada.
Early Sunday a clod of earth was thrown through a window at the Bagley residence next to Wallace Funeral Home on Main Street. It damaged a curtain and fell on the dining room table as Roy Bagley prepared to leave for Mine 267, with no one in the room. Police Chief Heck led an investigation, finding large footprints in the soft ground behind the house.
Mrs F Clark Taylor visited Cleveland Saturday to see her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs P M Pyper. Many residents hosted or visited relatives over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Bernard Leach Elyria and Miss Norma McAllister Columbus.
GLOUSTER 583 men registered at the American Legion Hall Saturday and Sunday for selective service. 335 registered Saturday afternoon, 248 on Sunday. Hall open 7 to 9 this evening for men aged 45 to 65 to supply the information required by Uncle Sam. Ed Thomas, a high school student, rolled 273 in a non league game at the B and M Bowling Alleys Sunday evening.
Grain and livestock prices from Toledo and Cleveland markets list Wheat No 2 red at 1.18, Corn No 2 yellow 84 84'4, Soybeans No 2 yellow 1.77 78, eggs and butter values, hogs 700 head steady to five lower, cattle 550 steady to strong, sheep 600 steady, butter receipts 868,953 with varied creamery scores, eggs current farm receipts 25'4 with Central Ohio firsts 26% and other quality splits.
Glouster High School announces its annual Spring Concert by the GHS Band and Girls Glee Club under director Raymond Connett. The event takes place at the high school auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. with a program dedicated to the armed forces.
Glouster bowlers defeated New Lexington Sunday by 228 pins. Gibby Stephenson led with a 592 triple and 216 single. Individual scores list Montell Metzger and others, with Glouster totals 2576 to New Lexington 2348. Also notes Nixon fined $5 for speeding and two unidentified bodies found in Lake Erie. Public sale calendar and farm auction listings follow.
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