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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice or brief item with unclear names and events. Readable parts mention public matters and possible dates but lack concrete details or outcomes to confirm.
Local records show Pugh and Bretz connected to a dispute noted in recent notices. The item highlights actions taken by neighboring parties and references a municipal authority involvement.
Harrisonville Scipio defeated Tuppers Plains 19 to 17 in a second team win 9 to 7 while Harrisonville led 30 to 26 in the first game at Tuppers Plains last Tuesday. The second team from Tuppers Plains beat Harrisonville second team 13 to 6. Local items include visits, studies, a serenade for newlywed Earl Frye and Mrs. Diehl hosting, truck purchases, and club meetings including Woodman Lodge and Lend-a-Hand Circle with 15 members.
New York stock market opened with a slightly irregular tone and moderate volume. Gainers included Bethlehem, Case, General Motors, Consolidated Gas, Western Union and Walworth while American Can, General Electric, United Aircraft, Anaconda, National Power & Light, United Corp., and North American led the losses. A 25,000 share sale of Commonwealth & Southern occurred at a price below the previous close, and there were notable orders for locomotives, cars, and rails as equipment demand rose. Automakers were expected to seek metal for spring needs.
A dense OCR fragment lists many company names and percentages across sectors. It references General Motors, DuPont, Paramount Pictures, Procter and Gamble, Westinghouse Electric, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, National Biscuit, and several others with percentage figures and associations to industries, suggesting a compiled ledger of corporate names and metrics rather than a single cohesive event.
Logan High announces a third game to the basketball program Friday evening at 7 o clock. Middleport varsity and reserves come to meet Chieftain teams with Camp Hocking facing the Smokehouse quintet as the opener.
Alfred briefs cover visits among Flora residents including Mr. and Mrs. Van Nest and the Gauls and mention a list of social calls. A Treasury summary shows February 1 receipts and expenditures with figures for gross debt and gold assets, reflecting ongoing fiscal activity.
Mrs. Joe Wright of Nelsonville sustained a fractured ankle in a fall at her home last week and was brought to Cherrington Hospital for medical attention on Monday.
John Allen a local merchant returns to work after several days off due to a severe burn on his ankle from hot ashes spilled into his shoe.
The Loyal Berean Class of the Church of Christ meets this evening in regular session. Comprised of young married couples, Group No 9 led by Mrs. Herbert Moore serves as host.
A compact listing shows various treasury bonds and home ownership loan rates with page references. The entry includes figures for 4 e 47-52 115.30, 4s 44-54 111.25 and 3%Qs 43-47 107, along with bank and mortgage instruments and a Home Own Loan line with a prominent value of 16117.
Saturday Feb 2 sale at Mac Strode farm Amesville Ohio on Route 6 N offers mares mated teams settlings Clyde Woolman and Mac Strode. Thursday Feb 27 public auction on 310 acre farm heirs of John A Shaw deceased near Logen Hocking County Ohio on State Highway 224 DP Harsh administrator Irvin Bhaw auctioneer.
Lorraine Bridges, film actress, models a light pink shark skin sports dress designed for resort wear. The frock shows navy blue ribbon laces on the bodice belt and sleeves with a long center pleat running down the skirt.
Grain in store and in transit billing attached with prices for Wheat No 2 and No 3 Ted and 98499 No 2 yellow corn at 62 63 4 No 3 yellow corn 61 62 Oats No 2 white around 31 24 34 White 28 43 41 Hay Timothy No 1 7 Clover alfalfa first cutting No 1 5 54 cutting No 1 8 Third cutting 19 New wheat straw 4 No 4 at second
The listing details assorted poultry items including fowls and colored birds with weights from 3 to 5 pounds. Leghorns, white and Plymouth Rock springers appear with various inch marks and roosters noted, alongside multiple entries of 1 to 2 pounds and over.
Government egg prices with extras and standards noted. Butter and creamery extras priced per pound in tubs. Eggs show firsts and current receipts at varied rates. Large white eggs in cases sell at 36 cents a dozen. Potatoes listed at 1.25 to 1.50 per 100 pounds. Other items unchanged.
Egg categories listed with unsettled prices and receipts. Poultry items show steady or mixed quotes for hens, leghorn stock, broilers, springers, ducks, geese, and turkeys with fresh killed full dressed hens at 38 and hog dressed at 33.
Butter prices hold steady with firm prices noted and 12,251 ayes. Extra firsts and fresh graded cars show gains with 32 percent local receipts and 22 percent car receipts. Current receipts listed at 31 and 31 a.
Current receipts show nearby prices with commission noted. Whites large size quoted at 24 or 35 with bids around 31 to 33. Butter and egg inventories listed include 695 cases and 100 tubs, with various exchange figures.
Livestock market notes from Cincinnati show hogs at 1,900 head with direct and through movement. prices rise for several weight classes, top at 225 pounds or more around 10.75 and 11.25, lighter hogs around 9.75 to 10.50. Cattle and calves total 700 with strong to higher prices. butcher steers and heifers near 6.50 to 8.00, fat cows 5.98 or higher, bulls up to 7.25. sheep 100 head with limited offerings and nominally steady prices, fat lambs 10.50, fat ewes 3.50 to 4.50.
Hogs 700 head, 300 direct loads, steady to 10 cents higher. 160 to 240 lb spectra 11.40 to 11.60, 240 to 350 lb 11.40 to 11.50, 199 to 140 lb 10.50 to 11. Bulk sows 9.25 or 15 cents lower. Cattle 125 head incl 65 directs: bulk medium to good steers about 8.85. no choice steers. Heifers 8 down. bulk cows 4.01 to 8. best bulls 7. Calves 220 head incl 170 directs, mostly steady. top 12 to 13 for good to choice yearlings. Sheep 200 head, a few fat lambs up to 195, up 25 cents. yearlings and throwsouts 9.25 down. good sheep steady 6.50 to 7.
Saturday sales show total receipts of 230 head across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs include heavies and lights with prices from $8.40 to $19.85, sows and pigs also listed. Cattle receipts total 56 with steers and heifers priced up to $5.80, fat cows and canners noted. veal calves tops at $12.35. Sheep and lambs report ongoing pricing, with fat sheep and lamb tops, and horses listed under receipts.
Market firmer on better stock grades with cheaper grades near prior levels. Cattle receipts 160. good stock 750 to 97.50. mediums 6.50 to 7.50. commons 5 to 6. stockers 8.5 to 10. bulls 5.5 to 7.1. cows 5.5 to 6.1. veal receipts 115. good 12.20 to 12. mediums 11.45. hogs receipts 145. good 10 to 10.5. lights 10 to 10.5. sheep and lambs receipts 125. no good lambs. mediums 8.9 to 9. wethers 4.5 to 9.7. Morse receipts 25.15 to 4$225.
Trade was quiet on domestic oils in Boston with few sizeable lots held at current quotations. Buyers declined to purchase for only urgent needs and demand for severe oil was very light.
A fragmented quote discusses Protestant churches prioritizing arts education and critiques American singing. Dr Toyontito Kagawa is cited praising or questioning attitudes toward musical instruction and vocal performance in five day school song programs.
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