Financial News Summary From Early Wall Street Session
The report notes a broad trend in freight rates and energy prices as Wall Street opens with expectations for lower year to year comparisons. It highlights higher fees offset by gains in agriculture and power sectors led by MacFarlane, head of the power company, reporting a 50 percent rise year over year while freight and gas sectors show mixed movement.
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Commerce Commission
Financial District
MacFarlane
The
Power Co
Wool Prices and Market Moves Reported for Territory Trade
Market notes indicate wool prices and territory movement with varying rates. Prices range around 68.73 cents per pound for different combing grades, with 58s and 60s notes and general bulk demand in Texas and nearby markets.
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FOX
Wrritory
Territory
Texas
Baltimore and Chicago Eggs and Butter Market Roundup
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show dull egg receipts with higher hennery whites large eggs 33 35 medium 30 32 pullets 25 26. Butter prices firm creamery extras 33c standards 32c prints 35 37c. Eggs steady extras 27 28 current receipts 24 25. Live poultry and potatoes also cited with varied prices across regions and classifications.
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Baltimore
Fe& Higher
Chicago
Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
Colorado
McClures
New York
Idaho
Burbanks
Pittsburgh Produce Prices for Fresh Eggs and Extras
Local market notes show demand weak as receipts fall. Prices listed include fresh extras at 26 28 cents for firsts 28 and hennery whites at 28 33 cents.
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Pittsburgh
Hennery
Livestock Market Report from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Livestock prices spread across markets in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with hogs and cattle showing mixed moves. Hogs in Pittsburgh mix of weights traded near steady to slightly lower. fat hogs and sows steady to unchanged, while calves and vealers varied. Cincinnati hogs up to 10 cents, lighter weights gain, cattle and calves mostly steady, beef prices higher on weighty cattle, pigs and sheep show broad ranges and end-of-day quotes.
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Cincinnati
Treasury reports December 4 receipts and deficits in brief
Treasury data show December 4 receipts of 14.8 million and expenditures of 23.1 million leaving a balance of 1.85 million. Fiscal year totals to date: receipts 1.505 billion, expenditures 2.986 billion, with emergency outlays 1.569 billion. Gold assets stand at 8.153 billion. A New York Clearing House weekly statement records profits and deposits. government bonds and Treasuries prices are listed.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House
Four Men Fined After Arraignment in Court
Four men from Glouster and Redtown were arraigned before Magistrate C. H Porter on intoxication affidavits filed by Andrew Thompson. They pleaded guilty and were fined $10 plus costs each. William Gwilym Jr of Glouster faced a separate charge of driving while intoxicated, pleaded guilty, and was fined $100 and costs.
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George
Franklin Kempton
Jacksonville
Fred Chloe
Trimbie
Joseph Safred
Glouster
C. H Porter
Andrew Thompson
Redtown
William Gwilym, Jr
Gwilym
Ohio Barber Shop Code Takes Effect in Nelsonville
Nelsonville prepares to enforce Ohio's barber shop code starting Monday December 10, with minimum prices and hours set by the code authority. Haircuts rise to 40 cents and shaves to 25 cents. shops open 8 30 a m and close 7 p m with Thursday noon close and Saturday extends to 8 p m.
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Clark Spring
William Powell
Ray Ashby
Ohio Barber Code Authority
Lima
Allen County
Code Authority For
Woman's Club Benefit Clears 26 For Child Welfare
In Nelsonville the Woman's Community Club cleared 26 dollars at a benefit held at Mrs. William Morgan's home. Three tables of Contract and Auction plus Bingo and Anagrams contributed to the total. Mrs. C A Stover organized the event as chairwoman of the committee.
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Nelsonville
Woman’s Community Club
William Morgan
C. A. Stover
Matheny announce birth of daughter Mary Ann
Nelsonville couple Mr and Mrs Roy Matheny announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ann on Thanksgiving morning.
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Nelsonville
Roy Matheny
Mary Ann
Officers Installed for Eudora Chapter of Eastern Star
A large attendance at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville witnessed the installation of Eudora Chapter officers led by Miss Marie Hamilton grand conductress Circleville. The ceremony followed a 6 pm dinner with Christmas decor and flowers. Installing officers included Mrs. Washburn as marshal and Mrs. Sayers as organist. Named officers: Florence Lowry Worthy Matron C E B Washburn Worthy Patron Retta Lennox Associate Patron Kenneth Kinneer Bertha Evans Secretary Margaret Galvin Treasurer Tessie Ridenour Conductress Eula Slater Associate Conductress Gertrude Long Chaplain Vivian Dowler Marshal Reneva Pritchard Organist Mildred Hawkwarden Adah Helena McCune Ruth Velma Pritchard Esther Reva Eliott Martha Emma Cook Electa Elizabeth Sayer Sentinel Anna Lax. Guests from Athens and Logan attended.
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Nelsonville
Masonic Temple
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Marie Hamilton
Circleville
Miss Hamilton
Mable Washburn
Mary Johnson
Adda McCombs
Harriett Sayers
Ada Hohendel
Roy Sayers
Florence Lowry
C. Eb, Washburn
Retta Lennox
Kenneth Kinneer
Bertha Evans
Margaret Galvin
Tessie Ridenour
Eula Slater
Gertrude Long
Vivian Dowler
Reneva Pritchard
Adah
Helena McCune
Ruth
Velma Pri
Mrs Margaret Sayers 83 Nelsonville Resident Dies
Mrs Margaret Sayers aged 83 of Nelsonville died yesterday at the family home on Madison Street. Her husband Henry preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian Church conducted by Reverend Strickler. Burial will be at Greenlawn. She leaves four children, three sons Henry James and Charlies, all of Nelsonville, and a daughter Mrs Nellie Spang of Logan.
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Nelsonville
Margaret Sayers
Madison Street
Henry Sayers
Christian Church
Strickler
Greenlawn
Henry
James
Charlies
Nellie Spang
Logan
Chauncey and area brief social notices and visits
Chauncey residents and relatives are listed visiting kin across Ohio. Abe Wilson visits Cleveland. Eva Smith hosts in Carbon Hill. Floyd Barker visits Athens. Darrel Moore and family return to Dayton after weekend in Chauncey with Moore and Moore relatives. Attends Mercy Hospital visits in Columbus and social with Mazon Pocahontas group.
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Chauncey
Abe Wilson
Cleveland
Dan Friedberg
W. E. Dicken
Bob
Florence and
Grace
Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
Floyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
Arthur Burchfield
Darrel Moore
Junior
Anita
Dayton
Wendel Moore
Roger
Richard
Harry Moore
Melvin
Fred Byers
Henry Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Marie Morgan
Columbus
Nell Morgan
Mercy Hospital
Hiram Searles
Sylvia Searles
Joe Bailey
Coolville
Nord Howard
Pythian Sisters Meet Thursday in Nelsonville
The regular meeting of Pythian Sisters will be held Thursday night in Nelsonville followed by a potluck lunch.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Oil price drop hits Pennsylvania crude markets
Pennsylvania crude oil prices fell by 35 cents per barrel today with Bradford Allegheny at 2.05, Middle District at 1.91 and 1.07, Southeastern Pennsylvania 1.72, Eureka 1.67, Buckeye 1.57, Corning unchanged at 1.32. A 25 cent cut lowers Cabin Creek Bradford Hollow and Kelly Creek grades in West Virginia to 1.67.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania
Bradford-Allegheny
Middle District
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Eureka
Buckeye
Cabin Creek
Bradford Hollow
Kelly Creek
West Virginia
Train schedule notices for Chesapeake and Ohio routes
Daily and weekly departures listed for Chesapeake and Ohio trains. No. 20 arrives daily except Sunday, No. 27 leaves daily except Sunday at 10.59 a m. Baltimore bound No. 1 National Limited daily, No. 13 Diplomat daily, No. 43 daily except Sunday, and No. 1 daily.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Daaly
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sun- Gay
National Limited
Diplomat
Rea
Relief commodities distributed at Sunday Creek store
Chauncey weekly relief distribution at the Relief headquarters in the old Sunday Creek Store building issued corn and beef two pounds of rice and one pound of butter to relief card holders. Last week fresh beef had been issued.
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Chauncey
Sunday Creek
Waymers Host Chicken Dinner for Area Guests
Mrs Anna Waymer and daughter Effie entertained at their home near McDougal with a 4 chicken dinner Sunday for guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Mc Cathran of Columbus Mrs John Sha ner of Glouster Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield and Kenneth Reeves of Lower Plains Mr and Mrs Sam Waymer and family of Beaumont and Mrs Flossie Douglas and son Junior of near Athens.
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Chauncey
Anna Waymer
Effie
McDougal
Ralph McCathran
Columbus
John Shaner
Fuel City Funds Make Gain in November Balance
Nelsonville city treasury shows a slight rise in total balances to 5790.39 on Nov 30 from 5180.43, with November receipts 6331.95 and expenditures 5731.99 across funds. The water and electric divisions also posted gains while the gasoline fund vanished with no activity.
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Fuel City
Dec
Nelsonville
E. F. DeVol
Electric Light Division
Declamation Event Set for Sunday Night in Athens County
The Athens County Prince of Peace Declamation Contest will be Sunday at 7 PM at the Christian Church. Winners receive medals and advance to district and state contests with cash prizes and college scholarships, featuring speakers from local churches and Amesville High School.
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Christian Church
Athens
Athens County
Ohio Council of Churches
The
Council
Columbus
Faye Kincade
Baptist Church
South Canaan
Earl Seel
Canaanville M. E
Robert Hugan
Stewart M. BE
Margaret Pierce
Guysville
M. EB
Jeanette Merrick
Broadwell
U. B. Church
Catherine Wilke
Amesville
Beatrice Kloepfer
First Methodist Church
Wilbur H. Fowler
Nelsonville Personal News Highlights
James Knight returns from Summer ville West Virginia on business. Harold Spencer comes back to Akron after visiting his parents on Chestnut Street. Dr and Mrs Hugh Evans of Dayton are guests today of Rev and Mrs Lloyd Evans.
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James Knight
Summerville
W. Va
Harold Spencer
Akron
Thomas Spencer
Chestnut Street
Hugh Evans
Dayton
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Girl Wins Gold at National Baby Contest
Marguerite Ann Orahood, 3, of Nelsonville, earns a gold medal and honorable mention in the national baby contest at the World's Fair. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Orahood and Mr. and Mrs. William Biffle are noted as family.
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Nelsonville
Marguerite Ann
Rollin Orahood
William Biffle
Martha Class Leaders Elected In Nelsonville Methodist Circle
Mrs James Sharp was elected Martha Class president at a Nelsonville Methodist Church meeting led by Mrs Rose Cook with Miss Blanche Moorehead retiring. A 28 member social followed as the group sang Christmas carols and heard a history talk. In New Straitsville funeral attendees included Allen Riley and relatives.
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Nelsonville
Rose Cook
J. D. Adamson
Marguerite
Florence Cook
Martha
Methodist Church
Harry Jackson
Blanche Moorehead
Rothrock
Lancaster
Shough
Poston
Beard
Harry Davis
James Sharp
Moorehead
Damages Sought By Mother In Auto Fatality Case
Daisy Fleming seeks 85000 in Athens County Common Pleas Court against minor Phillip Kennedy for the death of her son Verl F. Fleming from an auto crash on Sept 28. The petition alleges Kennedy, who was intoxicated, drove 50 mph or more from Amesville to Glouster, crashing into a tree after returning to Amesville. The car was allegedly bought for him by his aunt but titled in the aunt’s name.
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Daisy Fleming
Athens County
Kennedy
Fleming
Police search for mother of week-old found in hallway basket
Cincinnati police hunt for the mother of a week-old white boy discovered in an apartment hallway wearing only a light sleeping garment. The infant was found in a basket and authorities seek information to locate the mother.
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Cincinnati
Matheny to Address Athens CCC Youths
Dr. W. A. Matheny, professor of civic biology and botany at Ohio University, will speak tonight to youths at the Athens CCC Camp. Earlier, C. A. Van Luitt spoke on Safety and A. C. Eubank discussed The Purpose of the CCC Camps. Additional programs are planned through the winter at the camp.
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W. A. Matheny
Ohio University
Athens
C. A. van Luitt
A. C. Eubank
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Charies, Jr
Dover News
Leonard Hiles
St. Francis Hospital
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Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Hannah Hibbard
Maggie Campbell
Robert Canter
Jobs
Eliza Burton
Frank Shumway
Cary and
Phyllis
Band Ridge
Ray Smith
Mechanicsburg
Freod
Waymers Entertain
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Frank Morgan
Lois Wilson
Binnie Barnes
Colin Clive and
Virginia Bruce
Mechem’s
Allen Riley
R. P. Riley
John Riley
Allen Riley Jr
New Straitaville
Lincoln Lloyd
A Renee
Dude
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Athens CCC
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Dick Tracy
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