Market volatility rises in Columbus holiday trade
Ohio market report notes increased excitement due to holiday buying. Citrus shows the most fluctuation with tangerines at 5.00 per half settlement and oranges around 4.25 to 7.00, Florida fruit 4.50 to 6.25, grapefruit steady up to 5.50. Also listed are prices for lemons, lettuce, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, eggs, and butter with regional and national quotes.
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Columbus
Ohio
St. P
California
Florida
Greyhounds Top Alumni In Scrappy High School Showdown
Nelsonville High School varsity defeated a former stars team 41 to 20 in a spirited exhibition. Howell led the Greyhounds with ten field goals while Steenrod and West sparked strong defenses and fast breaks. Meade Whyte paced the alumni with four baskets as the local squad gains momentum for Friday in Gloucester against Gallipolis.
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Elsonville
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville
Reyhounds
Ld Stars
Varity
Steenrod
Greyhounds
Howell
Howell Set For Them and Crumbled Under Anvalanche
West
Meade Whyte
Gallipolis
Rotary Club Welcomes New Minister K H McCorkle
Nelsonville Rotary club hosted Rev. K. H. McCorkle at its meeting. C. H. Bartlett delivered the club welcome, with greetings from the Chamber of Commerce, Y M C A, and local churches. The minister, a Tennessee native, thanked attendees. W E F Titus of Columbus attended as a guest. The annual Christmas party was announced for next week.
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Nelsonville
K. H McCorkle
Rotary Club
C. S. Mechem
C. H. Bartlett
Fred Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Hudson
Ed L. Morrell
Methodist Church
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
McCorkle
Tennessee
Birth rate rising in Buchtel area says Dr Walker
In a buoyant local notice Dr A K Walker reports seven births in ten days across Buchtel Murray City Logan and Pittsburgh Hollow. Children named Charles James Joseph Ulichney Alice Joy and two girls were welcomed at several homes with December dates noted.
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Nelsonville
A. K. Walker
Buchtel
Carl Smathers
Charles
James Joseph Ulichney
Michael Ulichney
Murray City
Logan
Herbert Briley
Earl Graham
Alice Joy
Elza Miller
Walker
Herbert Emerick
Pittsburgh Hollow
Frank Rice
Kearney Relief Corps Elects New Officers
Phil Kearney Relief Corps members in Nelsonville elect the new year’s officers led by President Mrs. Mattie Weekley and senior vice president Mrs. Sophia Mann. Other officers include junior vice president Mrs. Florence Whitmore treasurer Mrs. Adda James chaplain Mrs. George Coope guard Mrs. Della McMasters. The president will appoint the rest of the officers and they will be installed the second Monday in January.
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Nelsonville
Phil Kearney Relief Corps
Mattie Weekley
Sophia Mann
Florence Whitmore
Adda James
George Coope
Della McMasters
Oliver couple welcome daughter Susanne in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oliver of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday at Grant hospital. She is named Susanne. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stater of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Glen Oliver
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Susanne
R. R. Stater
Rainbow club to hold annual Christmas party at president’s home
The Rainbow class of the Christian church will hold its annual Christmas party Thursday evening at the home of president Mrs Harold Mechem. Gifts will be exchanged.
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Rainbow Class of the
Christian Church
Harold Mechem
Columbus Holiday Guests Include Local Residents
Miss Pauline Donley is spending a few days in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Anthony Stedem of Little Rock Ark are guests of their parents Mr and Mrs A Stedem and Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulligan and will be here during the holidays. The Misses Fanny Mullingan and Irma Wilson are in Columbus today.
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Pauline Donley
Columbus
Anthony Stedem
Little Rock
Ark
A. Stedem
Thomas Mulligan
Fanny Mullingan
Irma Wilson
Bank Robbery Suspect Named in Galion Case
Bucyrus Dec 14 Harry Zillick of Toledo identified as one of the bandits in the June 18 robbery of the Galion Commercial Savings Bank by Margaret Tracht a 16 year old girl who was working at the bank during the hold up.
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Bucyrus
Harry Zillick
Toledo
Galion Commercial Savings Bank
Margaret Tracht
Tragedy as lamp explosion kills Eva Simcox at sister's home
Columbus police report a kerosene lamp exploded at the sister's house early today causing the death of 29 year old Mrs Eva Simcox. The accident occurred at her sister's residence in Columbus. Authorities described the incident as a fatal lamp explosion.
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Columbus
Eva Simcox
President of School in Hills to Speak Here
Nelsonville notes McCoy Franklin of Crossmore North Carolina will address Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a Saturday meeting held in the high school auditorium. Franklin, a mountain resident who funded his education and built a $90 000 school, will speak at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
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Hills
Nelsonville
McCoy Franklin
Crossmore
North Carolina
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
Franklin
Berea
Louisville Theological Seminary
Blue Ridge Mountains
Presbyterian Church
First Semi Annual Reform Bleat at Sugar Creek
The Wasp appeared this morning sold by Ohio university co-eds competing for a model ship awarded to the group selling the most copies of the scandal sheet. The flaming yellow sheet features grafts and scandals with a large section exposing personal items of university elites.
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Sugar Creek
Ohio University Co-Eds
Ohio University Christmas Concert Highlights Choir and Relief Drive
The Methodist choir conducted by Prof. C. C. Robinson performed Russian folk song by Tchaikovsky and Silent Night sung by a quartet. Registrar Frank B. Dilley urged February graduates to file diploma applications this week. The campus relief basket totals 50 dollars in goods with 175 cans still to be sold, and a clothing box from Illinois arrived. Dr. B. Bryan announced a Men's Glee Club rehearsal at Music Hall at 7 p.m.
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C. C. Robinson
Ohio University
Tschaikowsky
Marianna Bing
Willis Edmunds
Helen Hook
Willis Brown
Frank B. Dilley
Rev. W
Ludwig
Relief Committee
Illinois
2. B. Bryan
University
Music Hall
Ohio presidential primary date set for April 24
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown reports heavy inquiries from leaders in both parties about the Ohio presidential primary. The law designates the last Tuesday in April, April 24, for the vote, with candidates needing to file declarations 60 days prior on or before February 24 and indicate first and second choices for president.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Gasoline Station Robbery Attempt Ends in Shooting
Cleveland report states William Craig aged 29 was shot by a detective while attempting to rob an East Side gas station. He was near death early today with critical injuries.
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Cleveland
East Side
William Craig
Cleveland Produce Poultry and Dairy Prices
Wholesale prices for poultry and dairy in Cleveland and nearby towns list heavy fowls to turkeys with many per unit prices. Potatoes apples and butter categories show 150-lb sacks and 110-lb sacks with varying regional rates. Butter receipts and eggs receipts are provided with grade breakdowns and per unit figures.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minn
Idaho
Carsey Given Final Chance on Intoxication Fine
Edward Skid Carsey was arraigned before Mayor Alex M. Moore this morning and fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication. He owes two prior fines totaling 256 dollars and costs and faces jail if re-arrested until payment. Bert Wilson, Athens, is ill at the city jail and not arraigned.
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Edward
Skid
Pomeroy News Notes On Illnesses And Visits
Pomeroy reports fear for the season as whooping cough mumps chicken pox and illness sweep through town. Mr and Mrs J W Kincaid visited Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Margaret Pfarr mother of Mrs W J Forquer has been ill all winter and not better since Saturday night. Clyde Swan family and Swan relatives from Huntington Milton W Va and Middleport dined with Dell Martin on Sunday. John Stone who lives with his daughter Mrs Collins on Walnut street remains seriously ill. Dr Barnholt of Holzer inspected him Saturday.
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J. W. Kincaid
Columbus
Margaret Pfarr
W. J. Forquer
Clyde Swan
Huntington
Wealthy Swan
J. F
D. L
Toledo grain and produce prices drift through December notes
In Toledo on December 13 farmers reported closing prices for grains and feeds. Wheat No. 2 at 1381.39, Corn No. 3 around 91 to 92 cents, Rye No. 2 at 115 dollars, Oats No. 2 near 58 to 59 cents, Clover cash around 1630 with various Dec and Feb/Mar futures listed. Butter, eggs, and hay also cited with tolling figures.
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Toledo
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Lambs Steady to Mixed
Hogs receipts 3500, cattle 550, calves 450, sheep 400. Prices show steady to higher tone in hogs with 250 to 250 lb pigs at 8.25 to 8.80, sows 6.75 to 7.25. Beef steers 9.00 to 14.00, cows 6.50 to 8.75, vealers 11.00 to 14.50, stock and feeders 8.50 to 9.50. Sheep top fat lambs 14.00, bulk fat lambs 10.00 to 13.50, fat ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Pittsburgh
Atrang
Cincinnati Produce Prices Steady Butter and Lower Eggs
Butter steady with tablets at 45 to 47 cents and 2 to 4 cent discounts. Packing stock No 1 at 33 cents and No 2 at 22 to 24 cents. Butter fat at 3 to 3.5 cents. Eggs down with fresh gathered extra firsts at 7 cents, firsts 44 cents, seconds 33 cents, nearby ungraded 44 cents.
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Cincinnate
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Nine tenths of digestive troubles come from fermentation and excess acid in the stomach. Taking Pape's Diapepsin after meals or when pain occurs stops fermentation neutralizes acid and soothes the stomach. Millions endorse this remedy and a 60 cent package is available from druggists to insure healthier digestion.
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Pape
Wool Exports From Boston Show Varied Foreign Wool
Exports from Boston during recent weeks totaled 321 396 lbs greasy wool and 6 240 lbs scoured wool. Raw wool prices ranged from 1.12 to 1.15 per lb for fine staple, 0.95 for three eighths blood, and 0.85 for quarter blood. Ohio Delaines greasy basis quoted at 4 to 7 cents.
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Boston
U.P
Ohio
New York Produce Prices Hold Steady on Butter Eggs
Butter firm receipts 6 451, creamery extras 52 cents, special market 52 1 53 cents. Eggs steady with receipts 10 549, nearby white fancy 58 lower range, nearby mixed whites 58 cents, fresh firsts 46 cents.
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New York
Anderson McCoy Labs Seeks Questionnaire Blank Now
A fragment notes Anderson McCoy Laboratories in Highland Ohio stating ASMARA is the result of 18 years of specialization and is individually prescribed, with instruction to write for a questionnaire blank at once.
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Asmara
Anderson-McCoy Laboratories
Highland
Ohio
Funeral services for T. M. Roy Pilcher scheduled
Funeral services for T. M. Roy Pilcher who died Monday night will be held at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at 10 East Union street residence. Burial will be in the West Union street cemetery. Friends may call at any time at the home.
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T. M
Roy” Pilcher
East Union Street
West Union Street
Weather Toddled From 64 To 50 With Rain Today
Temperatures started at about 64 degrees then fell to 50 by noon. Rain totaled three tenths of an inch. The reading notes 64 64 64 63 and shows morning temperatures around 58 54 53 50 with a forecast style entry.
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Togodey
A.m
Palmer Girl Undergoes Tonsillectomy in Columbus
Dee Palmer, 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer of Reatown, was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus Tuesday for a tonsil removal operation. She was accompanied by her father.
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Dee
Charles Palmer
Reatown
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Pythian Sisters in Glouster to Observe Birthdays
Glouster Temple No. 560 Pythian Sisters will observe the November and December birthdays Thursday night. All members are asked to attend and bring three sandwiches for lunch. T. A. Noon, fuel inspector for the N Y C, is spending a few days in Detroit this week on business connected with his position.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
T. A
Detroit
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