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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1945
Page
16
Athens cattle and calves show very light runs with mixed grades. bell cows, steers, and cutters priced, calves top at 1890 for heavy, hogs at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh steady with a broad range by weight. sheep and lambs scarce but steady, bulls and canners listed at varied prices. receipts mix of common to medium grades, demand steady across markets.
Grain and produce figures from Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh markets are given with wholesale grades and current receipts. Local notes record Mrs Ruth Nichols and friends visiting, residents at Union Ridge business trips, and club meetings with a potluck supper and birthdays honored.
Syracuse notes report funerals for Mrs. Mary Davis and Thomas Dalton, with burials at Syracuse Hill Cemetery. Local moves include the Cundiffs purchasing David Clark’s property and settling in Syracuse. Other items cover church events, travel, visits, and family illnesses across Syracuse, Columbus, and nearby towns.
Oak Grove notes list local residents and visits. Anna Miller of Columbus visits her sisters, the Leverings, while Donald Wachenschwanz is home on Navy furlough from the South Pacific. The Wachenschwanzs move to Nelsonville, Hamilton purchases their property, and other family updates include Carrolls and Zimmers nearby.
Bradford community notices include birth of 10th daughter to Mr and Mrs Ei mett Lightfoot, visits among locals such as Hy sell Run, West Ruthstand, Bailey Run, and Dayton, and a Navy man Chaiss Eskew visiting. Also obituary: Ore Slater, former Justice Department employee famed detective, died after two years illness in Cincinnati home.
Daily timetables show trains on Baltimore and Ohio East, West Bound, and New York Central routes with multiple numbers and notes. Services include Diplomat Daily and Limited runs, with variations for Sundays and Mondays, and times ranging from early morning to late evening.
Burley tobacco allotments for 1944 will not be established on farms that did not plant burley in 1939 to 1944. Applications for a 195 burley allotment must be made to the Meigs County Agricultural Conservation Committee by March 1, 1945. Eligibility for new 1915 burley farms requires five years tobacco experience and living on the farm with primary reliance on farming.
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