Corning Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
GLOUSTER Feb 8 Mr and Mrs Cyrus M Brown marked their 60th anniversary at their Corning area farm. born Kate Klipstine the couple wed in 1874 after a long life on their farm with three sons two living J A Brown dean of Barlow rural schools and Philip on an adjoining farm Clarence died in 1899 five grandchildren. They recently turned eighty two and eighty one and enjoy health reading newspapers and radio to follow daily affairs.
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Glouster
Cyrus M. Brown
Corning
Brown
Kate Klipstine
Mrs. Brown
Philip A. Brown
J. A. Brown
Barlow
Clarence A. Brown
Bible Class Quilting Meet at Mrs. Nina Johnson Home
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Church of Christ held an all day quilting session at the home of Mrs. Nina Johnson. A chicken dinner was served at noon. Attendees included Mrs. Lydia Kittle, Mrs. Nora Brammer, Mrs. Alisse Lants, Mrs. Gertrude Rainey, Mrs. Phoebe Sharp, Mrs. Lena Bar ich, Mrs. Florence McCune, Mrs. Edna Kasier, Mrs. Sylvia Kasier, Mrs. Susan Heckman, Mrs. Adding ton, Mrs. Daisy Grandy, Mrs. Pran ces Clark, Mrs. Edna Raber, Mr. and Mrs. Errett Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. E. EB. Johnson, Betty Johnson Golda Fargeress and Don Burton.
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Addington
Daisy Grandy
Prances Clark
Edna Raber
Errett Tanner
E. EB. Johnson
Betty Johnson Golda Fargeress
Don Burton
Sprague and Andrews AUTO LAUNDRY Service Ad
Sprague and Andrews offer monthly storage with polishing and waxing for automotive care. Evening hours from 6:00 p.m. to midnight highlight a well lighted heated facility with storage and wax options priced at $4.50 for waxing and $450 for a yearly plan.
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Sprague & Andrews
Administrative appointment of Lane Geconsed estate
Walter W Totmen of Athens Ohio has been appointed Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Lane Geconsed late of Athens County. The appointment was made on February 19, 1908, and Totmen resides at R F D We 3 Athens.
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Walter W. Totmen
R. F. D We
Athens
Ohio
Geconsed
Athens County
Sondec cm
Gag
Febeusty
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Chauncey residents host visitors from Columbus and Athens including Postmaster Clarence McCafferty and sister Mrs Lamberson. Ohio University students Dick Atkinson and Kenneth Lands receive hospital care while others attend church events and a funeral in nearby Glouster.
Emmett Ryan Dies At Beaumont Home
Emmett Ryan aged 63 died at 9 30 last night at his home in Beaumont. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 pm in the Sand Creek M E Church. Burial will be in Athens. He is survived by wife Licete Ryan two sons Ben and Jeff Ryan of Corning a daughter Edith Brown of Columbus three brothers Orvill Charlies and William Ryan of Beaumont a sister Mrs Anne Witham of Beaumont and two grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Emmett Ryan
Beaumont
Sand Creek M. EB
Athens
Ryan
Licete Ryan
Ben
Jef Ryan
Corning
Edith Brown
Columbus
Orvill, Charlies
William Ryan
Anne Witham
Condition Is Serious Chauncey Appendectomy Patient
Chauncey resident Kenneth Lands, who had an appendicitis operation two weeks ago at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens, underwent another operation Tuesday. His condition is described as serious. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lands of Chauncey. Mrs. Robert Butterworth of Columbus, sister of Chauncey resident Mrs. B. F. Ferrer, was struck by a machine on High Street in Columbus this week and suffered serious bruises though no bones were broken.
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Chauncey
Kenneth Lands
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Frank Lands
Trimble Grange Brings Members, Music, and Plans
Thirty five members and guests attended the Trimble Grange meeting with a male quartet and Edna Lantz on piano. Readings talks and stunts pleased the crowd. A suggestion box and four membership applications were noted. Plans for a Valentine party on Feb 14 were made with Edie Lantz in charge. Forty eight attended Church of Christ Bible School. Rev. Gaines Cook spoke and special music was offered by the choir and Loys Hustlers Girls Class. A social hour features a mystery box and Valentine exchange. John Marshall at Sunday Creek Mine No 6 suffered a deep head wound when a rope broke.
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Ebon Gillispie
G. S. Keirns
Arthur Corwin
D. H. Cannon
Wildwood
Edna Lantz
Roy Kasler
Plano
Edie Lantz
Grange
Courtney Pettit
Mae Howard
Kathryn Gilliapie
Church of Christ Bible School
Gaines Cook
Cleveland
Loys Hustlers
Faithful Circle Bible
Edith Heffkin
Nellie Russell
Heffkin
John Marshall
Sunday Creek Mine No. 6
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Figtey’s Home
The W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Thomas W Figtey’s Spring Street home with Mrs Bingman in charge. After song scripture and prayer by Mrs Smith a Frances Willard program featured a story biography pen point quotations and a character study of Neal Dow led by Mrs Leadbetter Mrs Smith Mrs Wigley and Mrs Bulloch.
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Mrs. Smith
Wigley
Mrs. Bulloch
Neal Dow
Bingman
Hines to Become Third Trick Telegraph Operator at Local Depot
LD Hines Chauncey will assume third trick telegraph duties at the local depot starting next Sunday. He succeeds Robert Curdie who was transferred to Reed West Virginia. J F Smith will continue in third trick work until Hines takes over.
Mary-Martha Class Meets at Maplewood With Visitors
Regular Mary-Martha Class session at Lena Blackburn and Dora Davis home in Maplewood with eight members, three visitors, roll call on favorite scriptures, business review by Mrs Garnet Reed, choir numbers led by Mrs Lucy Petteers, a contest on Old Masterpieces of Art won by Mrs Murrell Pedicord, Mrs Patience Wallace, and Mrs Garnet Reed. Refreshments served and next meeting set for Feb 15 at Mrs Hattie Hoon. Sandwiched mention of Magic City Lodge I O F degree practice at Odd Fellow Hall with upcoming degree work.
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Bishopville
Feb
Mary-Martha
Lena Bleachburn
Dora Davis
Maplewood
Mra Garnet Reed
Lucy Petteers
Clas
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Murrell Pedicord
Patience Wallace
Garnet Reed
Indies
Lily Carter
Hattie Hoon
Edna Blandiey
Clara McMullen
Havel Easier
Lucy Pedicord
Dorothy Wells
Dora Davie
Lena Blackburn
Truant Officer Seeks Parental Help in Glouster
Marshal Fred Heck, appointed by the Glouster Board of Education, asks parents to keep children in school. Charges may be filed for neglect when parents fail this duty, though action will not be taken unless clearly shown to encourage truancy. Officials prefer regular school involvement.
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Glouster
Marshal Fred Heck
Glouster Board of Education
Birth and local visits highlight Glouster notes
Mrs Vernice Smith visited Miss Helen Kileoski in Glouster on Friday. Mr and Mrs Herman Kempton announced the birth of a daughter named Cora, born Feb 1. Net profit from a Glouster PTA bingo totaled 44.15 after expenses 65.79 with funds earmarked for basketball team trunks.
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Vernice Smith
Helen Kileoski
Glouster
Herman Kempton
Coranthe
Joan Kempton
Julia Herbst
Gus Gaskella
Joseph Gaskalla
Charlies Lefmer
Chillicothe
James Golding
Feb
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Stocks hold after early selloff in New York trading
Stocks steadied in New York after an opening selloff with many issues down a point or more. U P Smelting slipped over three points to 115 1 4 then recovered to 115 1 2 as Bethlehem Steel American Can U S Steel and Du Pont faced fractional declines in a broad concession era. Utilities softened with American Telephone down over a point and Consolidated Gas dipping about a half to We.
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New York
U.P
U. P
Bethlehem Steel
American Can
U. S. Stev
du Pont
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Prices for Grain Still Disappointing in Ohio
In Columbus in February C W Everhard of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department notes the visible domestic supply at 116 million bushels and says stocks on hand are not burdensome. He warns a crop damage risk could turn a small winter surplus into scarcity and grain prices lag behind stock market gains.
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Columbus
C. W Everhard
Ohio
Parm Bureau Grain Department
Bend
Wilbe
Eberhard
Commodity Prices Daily Commodity Index Report
Twenty year weighted price index for 30 basic commodities compiled by Dun & Bradstreet for the United Press shows Today 107.0, Yesterday 107.71, Week 105.92, Month 102.09, Year 70.13. Record notes 1934 high 107.71 on Feb. 8 and 1934 low 101.%, with copyright 1934.
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New York
U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Scout meetings and reorganization announced
The Cub Scouts will meet Thursday night at 7 in the Methodist Church scout rooms. Edward Rosser is named Cub Scoutmaster with Russell Bolinger as assistant. Troop 1 gathers Saturday at noon for a Roosevelt address by national hookup. Troop 5 meets tonight at 8:16 for mobilization.
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Methodist Church
Edward Rosser
Russell Bolinger
Roosevelt
Baltimore Produce Butter Unchanged In Market
Live poultry prices show old chickens colored at 34c per Ibs and over, turkeys and young hens 16c each, gobblers 16c. Nearby current receipts list 192c.
Hutter Pecaing stock yields steady butterfat prices
Market notes show butterfat at 26 cents and an even mix of firsts and seconds with 17 percent grade and 16 percent for weeks. Nearby unstated grades remain ungraded in the current listing.
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Hutter
Poultry and Produce Pricing Report From State Markets
The report lists prices for poultry and potatoes by region and item. Colored fowl, springers, ducks, and geese are shown with weights and price ranges. Potatoes from Maine and Idaho Russet Burbanks are priced, with Ohio prices noted.
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iTwe
Springers Rock
Colored Brothers
Capone
Maine
Idaho
Egg and poultry market report with varied prices and receipts
The market notes Maine cobblers and Green Mountains best values, Idaho russet burbenks, New York best, and Florida items with price per crate. Receipts include 19,006 cases and 7,384 tabs with graded standards and storage extras. many lines show 92 to 96 score categories for various products.
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Kenney
Cleveland
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Hog, Calf, Sheep Receipts Snapshot From Market Report
Hog receipts 2200 held over steady to higher for 160 to 210 lb with top and bulk around 6.25. 930 to 260 lb at 65, 250 lb up with most around 66.85. 275 lb around 85. 300 to 195 lb 908.75. lighter 25003 sows largely 3.50. pigs 100 steady. Calves receipts 125 slow to steady good choice vealers 698.50. sheep receipts 1000 desirable fat lambs steady to mostly lower. small bunches to 610 bulk 60.85. some clipped sheep 4.25. fat ewes quotable 425 down.
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Hoge R
Market Report Hog and Cattle Receipts Steady Prices Mixed
Hog receipts total 3800 with varied weights and prices from 4.35 to 4.60 per pound, plus a few higher values for lighter weights. Cattle and calves show 1006 and 300 head respectively with bulk bids for steers and heifers around 4.60 to 6.90, and sausage bulls from 2.50 to 3.40. Sheep receipts near 200 with lambs—good to choice at 9.25 to 10.60, medium 8.69 to 9.00, fat lambs 3.50 to 4.00, best lightweights up to 5.
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Athens County
Athens
Ohio
Goth Gene Assembly
Board of
Athens County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of Athens
Maude W. Lowry Merk
Grain elevator prices and transit billing data
Grain quotes listing Wheat No 2 red, corn No 2 yellow, oats and rye with mixed grade figures. Toledo seed close shows cloves, March price $8.25 and alsike cash $8.50.
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