Miss Ella Lane Dies After Illness in Greenfield Hospital
Miss Ella Lane of Athens died Sunday at Greenfield Hospital after several months of illness. She lived with the John James family and is survived by cousins in Athens and Trimble. Funeral services will be Tuesday at Jagers Funeral Home with burial in W Union Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lane
Johu James
Courtney Hill
Greenfield Hospital
Greenfield
Miss Lane
Harry
Frank Chadwick
Athens
Fred A
William Chadwick
R. D
D. T. Sands
Trimble
Florence Bobo
Miss James
Jagers Funeral Home
W. Union St
Civil Service Exams Open for Entomology and Librarian Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for an Associate Entomologist at 3200 dollars and an Assistant Entomologist at 2600 dollars in the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, Department of Agriculture, plus an Assistant Librarian at 2600 dollars in the Department of Labor. Most states have not met their quota. full information is available from J L C Kelley, secretary, at the Ath ens post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Colorado
Iowa
Massachusetts
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens
Central and Athens Schools Honor Roll Honors Amid Strong A Grades
The central and athens schools publish honor rolls for the second six weeks. Anabelle Houck seventh grade and Mary Margaret Graham eighth grade earned all A records. High honors include Martha Lou Dowler John Farley Henry Miller Jane Finsterwald Elizabeth Kolenich George Peckham Constance Dent Jesse Marie Bowles and Phyllis Sheldon with three A’s and no B. Other grades list numerous seventh and eighth graders, plus first through sixth graders noted for their strong academic performance.
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Central
Athens
Anabelle Houck
Mary Margaret Graham
Martha Lou Dowler
John Farley
Henry Miller
Jane Finsterwald
Elizabeth Kolenich
George Peckham
Constance Dent
Jesse Marie Bowles
Phyllis Sheldon
Martha Caskey
Shirley Ann Cavanaugh
Julia Coe
David Cooper
Barbara Danford
Lotus Elkins
Kenneth French
David Goldsberry
Hattie la Grones
Ruth Ann Grover
Betty Lee Henderson
Maurice Hummell
Richard Ingerham
Homer Johnson
Evan Jones
Joanne Leben
Lucille Lemons
Jane Maccombs
Juanita Morris
Dorothy Ann Pearson
Harry Peckham
Bill Pendry
Dick Schenz
Sylvia Schuler
Billy Sprague
Bobby Sprague
Martha Ellen Walsh
William White
Mary Jeanne Williams
Freda Young
Betsy Bailey
Lara Baird
Max Baughman
Mary Virginia Bingman
Phyllis Bean
Stocks Jump Amid Fast Trading Across New York Market
Stocks rose sharply in active session led by American Can up 4 percent to 114 1 2 after prior drops. Chrysler gained two points to 125 as Building shares strengthened with Johns Manville at 146. Steel and rail stocks edged higher while utilities traded vigorously with Commonwealth & Southern up 3 percent on a large block.
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New York
Chrysler
Johns Manville
Commonwealth & Southern
New York Stocks and Oil Prices Snapshot
Market listings show rail and industrial stocks with mixed gains and losses led by Penn Central and Pacific Coast industries. Oil prices in Pittsburgh quotes range from 1.13 to 2.45 with several Pennsylvania grade lines and national crude references.
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Pittsburgh—I
Nciee
Transit
Oil City
Bredford
Allegheny
Tide- Water
Pennsylvania
Eureka
Southwest
Penna
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Somerset
South Penn
Ashland
Big Gandy
Kentucky
Western Kentucky
New York
Lima
Toledo Grain and Cincinnati Produce Prices Amid Market Fluctuations
Grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats listed with various No. 1 and No. 2 grades. Cincinnati eggs and live poultry rates show adjustments across multiple categories including fowls capons roosters and broilers with price ranges for different weights and breeds.
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Toledo
Egg Market Slumps as Receipts Decline in Fresh Grades
Egg market shows weakness with receipts totaling 9 370 cases and varied grades listed. Fresh graded firsts 28 extra firsts 29 dirts 23 current receipts 27 checks 23. Butter market remains firm with receipts 5 374 pounds and assorted grade figures.
Poultry Prices Mixed as Eggs Trend Up in Early Market
Egg quotes unsettled with receipts around 55 and a 32 percent rise. Firsts and whites noted at 34'9 and 35'5 while pullets sit at 28. Poultry markets show steady fowls with spring birds easing. heavy hens 18 19, leghorn hens 13 14, old roosters 12 13, colored springers 15 17, small 13 15. Ducks 14 15, geese 13 14, turkeys old toms 18, young 20 22, fresh killed hens 29, hog dressed 26.
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Cincinnati
Los
Cleveland
Cleveland Produce Market Report Summary
Eggs steady with extra grade 34 and extra firsts 30 percent. Live poultry prices show heavy hens 5 percent and up at 18, broilers 2 percent and up at 15, and ducks 6 and up at 17. Potatoes priced by 100 lb bags with varied regional quotes from Idaho to Maine and Texas to Florida.
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Idaho
Ohio
Maine
Penn
Texas
Florida
Cash Hog and Cattle Prices Live Across Markets
Livestock market notes from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show hog receipts about 3 500 with bids. Hogs top 19.40 per cwt for 200 to 276 lb and 10.30 for 180 to 200 lb. sows mostly 8.75 to 9.25. Cattle receipts 1 300 and calves 490 with steers and heifers near Friday close. bulls and cutters steady to strong. cows mostly - 5.25. Sheep receipts 300 with steady to higher prices for good fat lambs and yearlings. Pittsburgh market lists 3 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle with top hogs 10.65 for 180 to 220 lb. sows 9.25 down. cattle bulk 7.50 to 9.50.
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Jeincinnati
Pittsburgh
Drunk Driver Fined $100 After Cambridge Guilty Plea
Rene Tallichet of Cambridge pleaded guilty before Mayor Len B. McCune to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 and costs and had his driving rights suspended for six months. Tallichet collided with Edwin H. Gaylord of Ohio University near Lindsey Hall. Police Capt. Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield made the arrest. Jack Stanley and George Roberts were fined $5 each for fighting and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Tallichet
Cambridge
Len B. McCune
Tallichet
Edwin H. Gaylord
Ohio University
Lindsey Hall
Court St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Jack Stanley
Machanicaburg
George Roberts
Armadale
McCune
Stanley
Roberts
Daniel Koehler Dies At Marion After Paralysis Stroke
Daniel Koehler 58 former Athens and Meigs County resident died at his Marion home Saturday after a Tuesday stroke. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 PM at Asbury Church near Guysville with burial in Asbury Cemetery. Surviving widow Lillie Shields Koehler and three children live in Marion plus six brothers and two sisters. Born in Meigs County to William and Anna Koehler, he married Sept 4 1904 in Athens County.
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Daniel Koehler
Athens
Meigs
Marion
Asbury Church
Guysville
Asbury Cemetery
Koehler
Asbury M. E. Church
Lillie Shields Koehler
G. E
Germany
Athens County
Athens Sees Morning Temps Reach Low Thirties
The thermometer in Athens shows a morning low in the low thirties while Saturday night dipped to a record low around 18. On Sunday Highway 42 traffic remained light after the cold spell.
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Athens
Grange to Meet for Special Session in Chauncey
Athens County Pomona Grange will convene a special session at the Dover Grange Hall Chauncey to confer degrees on Tuesday in the afternoon. Local members from Athens County will attend to advance member statuses and initiate new degree ceremonies.
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Athens County
Pomona Grange
Dover
Chauncey
Salvation Army seeks help for Christmas baskets and party
Early applications are requested for Christmas baskets for needy families and toys for children. Adjt Ronald Irwin announced an Army community party on Thursday December 24 at 2 p m in the high school auditorium with Harper C Pendry arranging use of the venue. The Athens Toy Shop led by Mrs Arthur T Clark and Mrs Gordon Gray aids toy collection and repair. Parents must apply this week at the Army to receive tickets for treats at the party.
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Salvation Army
Adjt
Ronald Irwin
Army
Harper C. Pendry
Athens
Arthur T. Clark
Gordon Gray
Ohio University Debaters Finish Second in State Meet
Ohio University placed second in the Ohio Intercollegiate Debate Conference at Capital University Columbus. Muskingum won seven of eight ballots. Ohio and five other colleges shared second and third places. Jack Meister of Athens spoke on the negative team as Ohio defeated Denison and Bowling Green and fell to Kenyon and Ohio Northern. The affirmative squad beat Baldwin Wallace Capital Bowling Green and Earnham. Sixty four debates were held from 9 am to 5 pm under the conference’s executive committee led by L C Staats.
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Ohio University
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio Colleges
Indiana College
Muskingum College
Ohio
Denison
Bluffton
Wittenberg
Heidelberg
Jack Meister
Athens
L. C Staats
Taxed meals set at 4.50 weekly for student housing
R M Winegardner announced in Athens that fraternities sorority houses and boarding houses must charge 4 50 per week on food value for Ohio sales tax collection and prepaid receipts. Records must be kept for Tax Commission inspections and vendors licenses are required under the new ruling excluding food served off premises from the sales tax.
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R. M. Winegardner
Security Bank
Athens
Ohio
Tax Commission
Ohio Tax Commission
Birth and discharge notices from Sheltering Arms region
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Sikorski of Glouster at Sheltering Arms Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mrs Catherine Delp of Fremont Ohio has been discharged after pneumonia treatment and returned to her granddaughter Mrs Bruce Cook's home in Athens Route 3 where she had been visiting before admission.
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Floyd Sikorski
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Catherine Delp
Fremont
Delp
Bruce Cook
R. D
Athens
Izaak Walton League to Nominate Officers in Athens Chapter
The Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will nominate officers for next year at a meeting Tuesday night at 7:90 o clock. City Hall hosts a large anticipated turnout for the session.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
4-H Seniors Set Monthly Meeting At Athens Grange Hall
The Athens County Senior 4 H Club plans a monthly meeting at the Athens Grange Hall on Wednesday at 7 p m. Bruce Tom extension rural sociologist will join to help plan a winter program.
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Athens County
Athens Grange Hall
Bruce Tom
Extension Rural
Modern Ways Bring About Date Changes
The Bell System Almanac for 1937 notes the US presidential inauguration date moved from March 4 to January 20 by the twentieth amendment. It recounts earlier timing, Washington’s lengthy preinaugural journey, and highlights rapid modern communication predicting instant nationwide dissemination of election results. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be the first to inaugurate under the new rule on January 20, 1937.
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America
United States
Bell System
Athens Home Telephone Co
Congress
Washington
Mount Vernon
New York
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Birth Announcement for Son Chauncey Williams
Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams announce the birth of a son born Saturday at their home in Chauncey weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. The baby's grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Locke of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Clarence Williams
Nola Locke
Henry Locke
Combined Church of Christ Choirs To Present Cantata
The Chauncey and Nelsonville Churches of Christ combine their choirs to perform The Christmas Vision by Nolte. The cantata will be sung Sunday afternoon in Nelsonville and Sunday night in Chauncey around :15 o'clock with a processional and festive lighting. Directed by Mr. Charles Poston with Miss Sigrid Love as pianist. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Nelsonville
Chauncey Dover Honor Roll Students Named
Chauncey Dover announces 23 students named to the honor roll for the six week period ending Friday December 11. Seniors Charles Pendergrass Virginia McQuade and Alice Johnson posted a straight A average. Miss Ross and McCafferty also achieved straight A averages among the listing.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Charles Pendergrass
Virginia McQuade
Alice Johnson
Pendergrass
Elizabeth Burchfield
Harold McBride
Virginia Nagle
Helen Ferrer
Hazel Childress
Irene Ross
Elaine McKinney
Mayme Lou West
Ellen Blackford
Venice Hunter
Mary Ward
Betty
Jane Courtney
Miss Ross
Iymaar
Irene Hanning
Matilda Fogarasy
Marie Bentley
Wanda Bumgardner
Lois Closter
Don Bridgewater
Richard McCafferty
Carl Hart
McCafferty
Christmas Bible Class Meets at Bradfield Home
The Loyal Women's Bible Class of the Church of Christ holds its annual Christmas meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Bradfield's Converse Street home. Mrs. Floyd Nye leads, Mrs. A. B. Prior presents the lesson, and an exchange of gifts will occur. Committee helpers include Mrs. Sam Tippett Mrs. William Hartley and Mrs. Homer Johnson.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bute
Church of Christ
Charles Bradfield
Converse St
Floyd Nye
A. B. Prior
Mra. Bradfield
Sam Tippett
William Hartley
Homer Johnson
Chauncey Personal Notices From Area Residents
Chauncey residents report family visits and health updates. Mrs. B H Fielder returns from Carlisle Ky after a daughter’s illness with Mrs Lauretta Hickman improving. Mrs C H Boudinot visits Allan Boudinot in Millfield. Cannonville pair dines with Olive Brookins in Millfield. The Plains group visits Akron. Lizzie Barber visits Nelsonville. Nettie Henry and James Rankin family visit Chauncey and parents in Lan caster.
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Chauncey
B. H. Fielder
Carlisle
Lauretta Hickman
Hickman
C. H. Boudinot
Athens
Allan Boudinot
Millfield
A. C. Mansfield
Cannonville
Olive Brookins
Harry Wallace
Vera
Verna
the Plains
Joe Pitt
Akron
Joe Lohse
Lizzie Barber
Nelsonville
Flora McHarg
Lower Plains
Nettie Henry
James Rankin
Lancaster
Rankin
Peter Rankin
Mrs. Viola Howard Reelected Bible Class President
Mrs. Viola Howard was reelected president of the Martha Bible Class at Millfield Church of Christ. Miss Olive Brookins elected vice president, Mrs. Jessie Fulton secretary, and Mrs. Robinett treasurer. An offering to Cleveland Christian Orphanage was collected in place of a gift exchange.
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Chauncey
Viola Howard
Martha
Millfield Church of Christ
Olive Brookins
Robinett
Miss Brookins
Jessie Fulton
Mae Boudinot
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Esther Bible Class Christmas Party Held Friday
CHAUNCEY The Esther Bible Class of the M E Church held its Christmas party Friday night at Mae Tennihill's Mill Street home. Bertha Border presided and Elizabeth Simmers led devotions. New members Edna Cline and Freda Smart joined. A guest named Mrs Christian attended.
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E Church
Mae Tennihill
Mill St
Bertha Border
Elizabeth Simmers
Edna Cline
Freda Smart
Christian
Delores Taylor
Relief for muscular aches and pains with Q-623 remedy
The notice promotes Q-623 for rheumatic disorders lumbago and related pains claiming thousands helped when other remedies failed. A bottle costs $1.00 and suggests trying Q-Tabs while using Q-625.
McDonalds Welcome 64 Pound Daughter Iona in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs George McDonald announce the birth of a daughter named Iona at their Chauncey home on Saturday December 12. Iona is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Lowery of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
George McDonald
Iona
Pearl Lowery
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Betty Kelley
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