This Is The Season To Sell Outgrown Toys
Classified ads on the page run by Fred R. Beasley in Nelsonville urge readers to place notices for selling used toys. The feature highlights seasonal selling and local exchanges.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
9
Classified ads on the page run by Fred R. Beasley in Nelsonville urge readers to place notices for selling used toys. The feature highlights seasonal selling and local exchanges.
New York stocks traded unevenly as profit taking set in after an opening rise. Rail and utility issues led fractional gains, while W Woolworth and several industrials drifted. bonds steady amid a small government rally and cotton and wheat posted slight advances.
More than 19 Ohio University fraternity men rehearse for an outdoor Christmas Carol sing at Memorial Auditorium on the night of December 20 at 10. They plan rooftop carol singing from the auditorium entrance with the Alliance of Fraternity Presidents sponsoring. Rehearsals occur at fraternity homes and a Monday session, directed by Dr. C C Robinson, will finalize five carols plus several selections by the Ohio University Band brass quartet.
Athens city schools report four of every hundred pupils absent daily under Superintendent Pendry. Enrollment rose to 1,388 with 13 moves out and eight moves in. Tardiness falls with 142 incidents late in October and November, girls more punctual than boys, 63 versus 79.
The East Side P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 45 p m at the school Miss Mary Connett will speak on Youth and Social Hygiene Notice in Bankruptcy To creditors of William Foor in Bankruptcy Case No 10 086 that he filed for relief in the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division hearing February 9 1933 at 10 a m Sealed bids invited for 162 tons steel rails owned by Nelsonville city bid bonds and checks required and bid opening December 18 1933 Director of Public Service W H Bartos"
Butter and eggs remain unchanged in Baltimore markets. Live poultry shows little movement with guinea fowl and young turkeys noted. prices are listed for various weight categories.
The fragment lists butter prices with terms like No.2 10c Ib and butter fat figures, plus references to eggs and ungraded lots. Data appears partial and unclear, with inconsistent spellings and missing dates beyond May 3.
A fragment outlines market receipts amounting to 2463 with various firsts and graded entries. It mentions Wes 16 lie, checks 10W12¢, current receipts 17M We, and Butler Market unsettled. References exits 21 and storage cent figures with percentages and standards 1 90. The text is garbled but suggests accounting irregularities.
Market report shows butter prices steady with 24% and 26eq standards at 24 cents per pound for tubs and kegs. Extra white, extra brown, and extra firsts listed with small price adjustments. mentions cure, rent receipts, freeh pulleta Jae in unclear context.
Receipts included hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied demand. Quotes show hogs at 3.65 for top weights, cattle steady to easier, vealers around 96.00, and sheep trading near 7.50 for top lots, reflecting mixed market conditions at regional sale.
Saturday sale results list Hoge weights 174 to 220 lbs and prices per head. Cattle prices include steers 24.3 to 3.75, heifers 2.60 to 9.45, cows 22.70, veal calves top 5.20, seconds 8.51 to 20, medium 3.70, common 2.35 to 4.10. Milk cows 13 to 17.50. boars 62.50 to 2. sows 62.75 to 3.00.
Executors sale at the late residence of Emeline Magan near New England Ohio begins at 1:00 p m Stock implements and other Bigg property to be sold W Wileon executor Pred Laughlin auctioneer
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