Concord Union Church to Host Home Coming August 16
Concord is set for the annual home coming on Sunday August 16 with a basket dinner at noon and afternoon preaching by Rev W M George. Concord Sunday School elected officers August 9 including Maynard Sayre as superintendent and Alyce Sayre as secretary.
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Concord
Concord Union Church
W. M. George
Jess Wemmer
Glouster
Betty Sayre
Helen B. Wolfe
Marie Sayre
Wahneta Wolfe
Edward Wiess
Mildred
Concord Sunday School
Maynard Sayre
Vern Wolfe
Alyce Sayre
Zelma Sayre
Emory Brown
Paul McAtee
Eva Antle
Miles Wolfe
Elsie Antle
Fisie Antle
Betty Antle
Township Committee Results Announced
Glouster and Trimble area results show Republican and Democrat central committeemen elected by precinct. In Glouster, Republicans W H Stahl Lester V Zimmer Worthy Parker and C G Faires won precinct seats. Democrats Frank Bryson Thomas Williams Jr Gerald Dunlevy C F Handley secured precinct positions. Trimble elected Earl H Johnston Republican and George Grandy Democrat. Jacksonville picks William Kalt Harley D Wemmer and J M McDonald for Trimble North.
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William Kalt
Trimble North
J. J. Shepard
Trimble
Democrats
George Grandy
Jacksonville
Harley D. Wemmer
J. M. McDonald
Women to Organize Council at Glouster Church
An important meeting for all women of the Glouster Church of Christ is set for Thursday at 8 PM at the church. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Donaldson, president of the Women’s Council at the First Church of Christ in Athens. Local president is Mrs. Mildred Nida.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Women's Council
Visiting Parents to Stay Indefinitely in Piqua
Mrs. Dean Tillman and her son Gary arrived Friday from St. Marys to live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zimmer while Mr. Tillman the projectionist secures a position at Schine Theater in Piqua. The family will remain until a suitable home is found in Piqua.
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Glouster
Dean Tillman
Gary
St. Marys
Albert Zimmer
Tillman
Schine Theater
Piqua
Local Notices From Glouster And Jacksonville
Lodge meets Saturday at I O O F hall with important business and pot luck lunch. The Junior Group from Mrs Weymueller's pupils gives a recital Friday at 8 pm at American Legion hall. Past Matrons' Association meets Friday at Masonic hall with committee in charge. Albert Richards family moved to Columbus. Bernard Lovell and wife announce birth of a son July 31. Prot Robert L Noon transferred from Jefferson Barracks to an air base in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Harriette Weymueller
American Legion Hall
Thea Chapter
Masonic Hall
Alfred Howard
H. F. Kittle
Bernard Lovell
Columbus
Lovell
Jacksonville
Robert L. Noon
Jefferson Barracks
Lincoln
Neb
Chrysler Shares Fall On War Drive And Dividend Cut
New York markets opened mixed with minor swings as Chrysler declined after news of reduced profits and a dividend cut. War effort data showed July expenditures soaring while Chrysler reports a sharp drop in half year profits despite heavy wartime production and a 15 cent dividend. President Keller noted increasing participation in the war program suggesting possible volume recovery.
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NEW York
Chrysler
Wall Street
Office of War Information
Chrysler Corp
K. T. Keller
Industrial stocks and percentages in 20th century listing
A garbled OCR snippet presents various company names and percentage figures. Firms referenced include Chrysler, Curtiss Wright, Douglas Aircraft, General Electric, Gen Foods, Gen Motors, Goodyear, IBM, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Libby-O-Clad, Mont. Ward, Nat. Dairy, Sears and Roebuck, Timken, United Airlines, Woolworth, and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. The text reads like a stock list with percentages and values such as $22,108, but details are fragmented.
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Aecceenccee
Amer. Car
Mong Amar
Eewcetnreenreres
Borden Iti
Ieee Gee c
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Foods
Motors Farcerantihis Seay Goodrich
Goodyear
Awappoaee
Harvester
Johns Manville Kennecott _ Libby-O-Ford
Mont. Ward
N. Y
New Amer
Wee Ohio
Ewwnnccom Penney J. C. Pullman
Mbeteibasebicl Pure Oil
Sears and Roebuck
Brandsahs Ltd
Oil Ind
N. J. Covse
Woolworth
Patapena Sealienes
Youngstown
Toledo Grain Prices and Poultry Rates Narrow Trading
Grain and produce report lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.22, Corn No 2 yellow, Oats No 2 white, Soybeans No 2 yellow at 1.62. Fairs and poultry prices include various weights for fowls, broilers, fryers, and roasters with steady markets. Chicago notes Butter receipts and egg prices with current quotes, poultry markets described as steady.
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Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Move
Livestock sale reports show hogs totaling 1 700 head with receipts 2 150 and top prices around 15.10 for 180 to 225 pounds. Cattle and calves sold steady with buyers active, Heifers and beef cows seeing solid demand. spring lambs steady with most at 14.50, some 15. Top prices cited vary by weight class and animal type across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Cincinnati
Chauncey Mine Workers Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
Chauncey group of the United Mine Workers of America will meet in the K P Hall on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A pot luck supper and benefit party follow the meeting. Members are urged to attend and invite others.
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Chauncey
United Mine Workers of America
K. of P. Hall
Light primary turnout in Glouster amid tight race for offices
An exceptionally light vote was cast in Glouster during Tuesday’s Democrat and Republican primaries with only 322 total ballots. Democrats favored Alfred Brown for county commissioner and Ora Daugherty for Congress by write-in, while Republicans backed Thomas A Jenkins for Congress and Francis D White for common pleas judge amid scattered quedtions and local races.
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Congress
Glouster
Special Ceremony Planned for Local Scouts Investiture
Glouster announces a Thursday evening investiture at 8 30 at the Madison Street Building scout headquarters. Several local Scouts will receive tenderfoot badges and Scout Commissioner Joe Stratton will attend before his transfer from Athens County. An out of town speaker may also be invited. Foster Brown has been promoted to private first class in the Army and transferred to Almogord, New Mexico.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary Benefit Party At Eagle Club Jacksonville
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America sponsors a benefit party Friday at 8 o'clock in the Eagle club rooms Jacksonville of.
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Jacksonville—Ladies Auxiliary
The
United Mine Workers of America
Eagle Club
Jacksonville
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