Sunday edition ad rules set for proper classification
The notice states ads for the Sunday edition are accepted until 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. It outlines classification timing and submission window for all ad types.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1942
Page
14
The notice states ads for the Sunday edition are accepted until 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. It outlines classification timing and submission window for all ad types.
The New York stock market halted its partial recovery with profit taking while leading issues slipped and selective advances appeared. Notable offside performers included Chrysler U S Steel Bethlehem Santa Fe Atlantic Coast Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway and Phillips Petroleum with gains seen in Sears Roebuck American Telephone and Homestake.
Chicago news notes receipts at 879 466 with firmer prices per Chicago Price Current. Creamery eggs 90 to 93 score 39 to 41 1 2 percent. Fowl and poultry prices steady with colored fowls heavy 23 and leghorn fowls 20. Broilers 4 lb and up 28 29 cents. Young ducks 6 lb and up 19 20 cents. Old ducks 13 cents. Heavy springers and roasters 1 1/2 to 3 pounds 26 cents.
Hogs salable 2 100 with total receipts 2 725 and weights above 160 lb district prices up to 16 20 cattle salable 360 with total 325 calves 250 and mixed lots. Baby beef calves and medium steers appear with top 14 for heavy weights. Beef cows 7 75 to 10 75 bulls 9 10 75 dealers steady. Lambs 25 cents higher with choice at 14 75.
Mrs Max Dye hosted a dessert bridge at The Willows honoring Mrs Edwin M Brown with gifts from a shower. High score went to Mrs Edgar Tuckerman and low to Mrs Ronald White. A wiener roast near Henderson drew many locals. The Baptist Women met as Mrs Lawrence Capehart resigned as president. The Katy did Club plans a weekly dance with Dick Wiley and his Orchestra.
The A to O club met at Norma Clark home Friday night with officers elected including President Gladys Beitelschies Vice President Olga Hunter Secretary Treasurer Norma Clark Recreation leaders Ethel Chiki and Dolores Hunter and news reporter Virginia McClellan Refreshments were served and prizes awarded to Ethel Chiki and Virginia McClellan Visitors included Mr and Mrs Cecil Thomas and son Jimmy Russell Clark Venice Hunter visited Ashland Kentucky Local visitors from Mansfield toured the McClellans and relatives in Columbus ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES detailed hog cattle and calf prices reported with weights and top figures
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver and children of Chesterhill and others from nearby towns. Local residents hosted guests from Athens Amesville Zanesville and Columbus with family gatherings at homes in Broadwell and nearby communities.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Canode of Athens visited his parents Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Wells of Columbus stayed with her mother Mrs Nettie Gregory. A crowd attended the sale of Mrs Ollie Andersons property at Rutland Saturday. Fred Van Meter of Worthington and his sister Mrs Homer Roush of Lancaster visited their niece Mrs Curtis Young last week. Various residents and clubs including the Friendship Garden Club met midweek in Point Rock. A T N T Plant guard W Morris is employed at Point Pleasant.
The Chinese Central News reports 3000 to 4000 deaths from cholera in Tengyueh Western Yunnan where Japanese forces advanced after Burma's fall. In Point Pleasant Mrs J Merideth Carter improves slightly after critical illness.
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