Region 9 Home Economics students visit Nelsonville event
Girls from Region 9 of the Ohio Home Economics Association travel to Nelsonville for a day of games activities and a style show. Local Future Homemakers host with Miss Helen Shaw and assistants coordinating registration at 9 45 then activities in the auditorium gymnasium featuring student teachers Miss Isabel Clark and Ruth Winner modeling garments from school classes.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Home Economics Association
Future Homemakers Association
Helen Shaw
Jean Bumgarner
Evelyn Hitchings
Isabel Clarks
Ruth Winner
Ohio University
Clark
Scout Luncheon and Demonstration With Local Clubs
Nelsonville Troop 64 calls meeting led by Scoutmaster Rolland Pierce in Eagles Club rooms Friday at 6 15. Lunch at Presbyterian Church prepared by church ladies. Crooksville High School girls under Miss Mary Margaret Kelley craft luncheon favors.
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Nelsonville
Rolland Pierce
Eagles Club
Jean Bumgardner
Evelyn Hitchings
Presbyterian Church
Crooksville High School
Mary Margaret Kelley
F.H.A
Edith Cook
King
Coca Cola Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Miss Shaw
Athens public school system roles listed for funding drive
Community Chest page lists numerous Athens businesses and organizations including Dr. 8 M Clifton Western Auto Supply Notable names include Athens City-County Health Department Imperial Ice Cream Company Ohio Cleaners and J. D. Cooper Grocery. Central administration notes include Athens Public School System and multiple schools.
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F. Jeutter
Buck & Burk Real Estate
M. Clifton Western Auto Supply
Burke Ervin Electric Company
McPherson Shoe Repair
Fishbaugh Shoe Repair
Farley Dry Cleaners
Athens City-County
Phillip’s Furniture Store
Leslie White
E. V. Baughman Grocery
Floyd Matheny
Dave Levinson
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Marietta Laundry Company
Stack’s Market
James Parkis
Acme Dry Cleaners
Cean Shop
Mickle Tire & Accessories
Wonder Bar
Standard Oil Company
J. F. Beverage Grocery
Pete Bachus
Downard Dry Cleaners
Carroll Bean Grocery
Elmer Tom, Gulf Gas
Dewey Laughlin
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Co. Banks Ice Cream Co
Foster B. Cornwell
John F. Newcomb Wade Tom Grocery
Hillcrest Beauty Parlor
Triangle Fruit Market
Tudor
J. E. Barker & Sons
Athens Oil Co
Ohio
Luckoff’s
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Luster Fought & Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Quick’s
O. O. Mantz
Athens Bottling Works
Broughton
Virgil Davis
Insurance
White
the Stedman Co
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Perry & Power Dowler & Ferguson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Athens County Treasurer's Office
Athens County Auditor's Office
International Typographical Union
McBee
International
McBee's
U. Wilson Hall International Pressmen
Lamborn
Varsity
Athens City-County Health Department
Railway Express Agency
Phillipis Furniture Store
Stack’s Market the Plains School Jean Shop
James Parkis’ Restaurant
Mickle Tire & Accessories Company
Sheltering Arms Hospital
O. U. McGuffey
Summers & Son
Pedigo & Pedigo
Super Hall
Quick’s Drug Store
Ohio Beauty Shoppe
Rilla’s Dress Shop
Athens County Savings & Loan
Kanauga Personal And Social News Summary
Miss Norma Mead of Kanauga visited her sister Mrs. Carl Roush and family in Pt. Pleasant last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Messer of Huntington were guests of Grace and Ella Wagner in Kanauga Sunday. Rev George Brooks preached at the M E Church Sunday night and starts a revival at Addison this week. Mrs Tom Adams hosted the C S C Sunday School class Thursday. P T A meets at the school tonight. Ladies Aid Society gathers tonight with Mrs A W Pullins. Mrs John Flynn visited Charleston friends last week. Paul Burns moved his family to the Clendenin property on the Upper Road. Mrs W E Houston returned from Pittsburgh and Royal Oak. Sixty three attended Sunday School Sunday morning.
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Ladies Aid Society
A. W. Pullins
John Flynn
Charleston
Paul Burns
McDermott
Clendenin
Upper Road
W. E. Houston
Pittsburgh
Royal Oak
Mich
Wests Host Sunday Dinner With Birthday Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Pearley West entertained guests including Mrs. Belle Fought celebrating her birthday. Afternoon hymns, plus visits from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fought and Joey Kinsell, and other Athens residents, were noted. Preaching at the townhouse is scheduled for Sunday at 10.
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Albany
R. D
Pearley West
A. Z. Minear
G. W. Collins
Merwin Mansfield
Arlene West
Athens
Belle Fought
Richard Fought
Joey Kinsell
Arthur West
Lloyd Knowlton
Charlotte Dixon
Wales Mill
Clarence Arbaugh
Harley W. Collins
Lancaster
Delmar Sams
Donald Whaley
Carroll Elliott
Holding Revival Near Nelsonville Speaks On Orient Trip
Nelsonville report says Rev. C. B. Winland of Mt. Vernon Ohio conducts a revival at the Independent Holiness Church. He will discuss his Orient trip Sunday at 2 30 p m and again Sunday evening on The Mark of the Beast. Pastor is Rev Albert Selbee. A note mentions a rare whistling swan wintering in Currituck Sound North Carolina.
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Nelsonville
C. B. Winland
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Independent Holiness Church
Orient
Albert Selbee
Specialists Needed in State Prisons Highlighted
Dr. Harry C. Mahan told an Ohio University audience at Carnegie Hall that criminology and penology require professionally trained specialists. He said only two to three dozen trained men are employed in U.S. state prisons, and urged more social case workers and clinical psychologists. Psi Chi hosted the talk with John McKinven introducing the speaker.
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Ohio University
Carnegie Hall
Harry C. Mahan
Pendleton
Ind.) State Reformatory
Psi Chi
United States
Dr. Mahan
John McKinven
Modest Gains In Leading Stocks With Irregular Trading
New York AP reports stocks showed modest recoveries at mid day with many issues slipping. Gains appeared in U S Steel Bethlehem United Aircraft International Harvester Dow Chemical Kennecott American Smelting N Y Central Pennsylvania Great Northern Texas Corp and other names while some prices faded as dealing slowed after opening.
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NEW York
U. & Steel
Bethlehem
United Aircraft
International Harvester
Dow Chemical
Kennecott
American Smelting
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Great Northern and
Texas Corp
Bammer
Teil
Eae
Baldwin Loco
Ae Beth
Steel Borden Co
Chrysler
Oangammmammissnenes Ton Col. Gas
Hleg
Ogomt
Motors
Blec
Auto Lite
Gen
Foods Goodrich Poo
Harvester
Wicker
Cnecc
SM Johns Manville Ee
Kennecott Mannan
Libbey
Ford
Ohio
Redenee
Protect and Gamble
Ene
Eterno
Sears and Roebuck
Elec
Athens Livestock Sale Reports Strong Packers Demand
Liberal receipts boost market with active demand. Cattle prices list good steers $909.70, medium $7.75 9, common $6 7.70, cows $5.75 6.80, stockers $548.10. calves top $11.80, medium $11.30, sheep wethers $7.05, ewes by head $2.70, hogs 180–225 lb $6 6.20, 225–260 lb $6.15 7.76, sows $4.10 5.70, pigs up to 3.75.
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Athens
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs offered 3 500 head with total receipts 4 275. prices mostly 15 or 6 20 down. Cattle and calves with 500 salable cattle and 200 calves. prices weak to unevenly lower. Early bulk steer and heifer sale 6 50 to 8 75. beef cows 6 50 to 7 50. top bulls 7 25. Dealers steady. good and choice 11 50 to 12 50.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report
Salable hogs 250 steady and unchanged. Salable cattle 50 steady and active. Calves 100 steady and higher with good to choice 12.50 to 13.50 and some higher. Sheep 150 steady. Choice lambs 10.25. Boston sales of domestic wools active with inquiries for South American wools. Original bags fine territory wools sold at 1.03 to 1.05 scoured, for French combing lengths.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Territory
Toledo Grain Prices Prompt Mixed Corn Quotes
Toledo market notes show Corn No. 2 yellow at 65 66, No. 3 yellow 62 4 to 64 4, No. 4 yellow 5962. Oats No. 2 white 40 and 40 1/2.
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Toledo
Butter and Egg Receipts and Poultry Weights Reported
Receipts show butter totals 483 209 for a firm creamery 93 score 354 936 with scores around 88 92. Egg receipts 4 541 firm fresh graded extra firsts 30 firsts 29 current receipts 26 dirties 21 and checks 17 percent refrigeration 23 4 percent. Poultry weights list fowls colored 3 to 9 pounds 4 to 13 pounds 5 pounds 15 roosters colored 9 leghorns 8 and springers various weights 1 ½ to 3 pounds and mixed breeds including Orpington Mediterranean springers with weights 1 ½ 3 pounds.
Butter firm records and score notes from market pickup
A fragmented market report lists butter firm standings with scores such as 92 and 689 and percentages 36 and 35. It mentions Eyes-Steady firsts 32 and white standards 34 along with hennery white extras 36.
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Hennery
Butter and Egg Prices and Poultry Markets Report
Butter and creamery extras in tubs range near 38 percent standards 36 percent. Eggs firm with prices paid in 100 case lots. Live poultry markets hold steady with colored fowls heavy 17, medium fowls 14 to 15, leghorn 10 to 11, springers 14 to 15, rock springers 5 pounds and up 17 to 18, broilers 18 to 19 per pound.
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Cleveland Butter and Egg Board
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