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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

12

In Memoriam for Mrs. Stalder at Canaan Township

Obituary noting birth August 29 1856 life long resident of Canaan Township member of United Brethren Church funeral details incomplete. Surviving relatives include sister Auguste two nephews Otto O Stalder Parkersburg WV and Jewett R Stalder New Concord Ohio niece Mrs Neille Weaver Massillon Ohio. Poem expresses spiritual themes of heaven faith and preparation for the afterlife.

Canaan Township United Brethren Church Eugster Batabara Nicholas Stalder Auguste Homer Otto O. Stalder Parkersburg W. Va Jewett &. Stalder New Concord Ohio Neille Weaver Massillon Onie

Chester Brief News Notes

William Damewood funeral held at Reno Christian Church and buried in Chester Cemetery. Wilbur Warner improves after appendicitis surgery. Mrs. William Wallace seriously ill. daughter Virginia Hill assists in Columbus. Earl Hustle, 13, weighed a 16 pound 40 inch coon. Coolville tops Chester 15 13 in overtime after 10 10 tie. Baum and Eiselstein property transactions on Pomeroy Chester Road. McCulloughs to occupy Wilbur Baum property Feb 1. M E Sunday School attendance 77. Carl Christy improves after pneumonia.

Chester William Damewood Holzer Hospital Reno Christian Church Chester Cemetery William Wallace Virginia Hill Columbus Earl Hustle Coolville Charlies Baum Finlan Pomeroy-Chester Road Shook Bernard Eiselstein G. L. McCullough Pomeroy Wilbur Baum M. E Carl Christy Ralph Parker

Temperance Program Planned by Local Schools

Logan schools observe Temperance Day with home rooms presenting programs on temperance. The state director of education urges focusing on physiological aspects. Hygiene and English classes in junior high will study the topic, while senior high addresses economics and traffic.

Logan

New York Stocks Mixed Amid Industrial Shares Listing

Reading shows Adams Express and various American firms trading amid a broad mix of gains and declines. Major names like Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, DuPont, General Electric, Procter and Gamble, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, and United Aircraft appear with varied percentages, reflecting a volatile market session and notable volume across sectors.

Adams Express Uae POL Ooo Csivesans Light Gwenton 9 Rolling Mills Ieshka Bethlehem Borden Cccstaimancena Rere Cemedaendes Chrysler ROT Giochi Cicens Ae Curtiss Wright DuPont Siebel Shania Penn Sun

Stocks Hold Moderately Steady in Early Wall Street Trading

United States Steel moved a thousand shares in a block at a fractional decline while Standard Oil of New Jersey Texas Corp and Union Pacific slipped modestly. Montgomery Ward Chrysler General Electric and New York Central edged up as investors awaited Washington talks seen shaping a plan to salvage AAA elements. Japan’s pullout from the London naval conference drew tighter focus on global deliberations and future naval program prospects. Grain and produce prices show limited change with mixed movement across wheat oats corn and assorted perishables in stacks and in transit.

New York Stock Exchange United States Steel Standard Oil New Jersey Texas Corp Union Pacific Montgomery Ward Chryslers General Electric New York Central Washington AAA Japan London Wall Street

Buchtel Social Notes Highlight New Church Officers

New Epworth League officers were appointed at the M. E. Church meeting with Willa Brown as president and Edith Kinneer as superintendent for Sunday School. Revival services continue with special music nightly. Several local families and visitors are mentioned, including illness recoveries and recent births, plus a West trip talk by Reverend Shank.

Edith Kinneer Albert Schively Venus Turner George Snowden Don Schively M. KE Dick Duncan Shirley Glouster Arthur Taylor Taylor Saul Harris Ed Rife Kidava Harris Zanesville Smathers Dana Hayden Orai Alice Rush Lessie McManaway Charles Rush Herschel McKee Lee Campbell George Sayre Sugar Creek Harvey Sayre Columbus Clarence Sayre Regina Whyte Nelsonville Floyd Leake Brady Covert J. Covert Wweisonville

Syracuse Personal Social Mention

Miss Leckla Wess returns to Xenia after a vacation with sister Bertha. Lillian Moore and daughter Marjorie visit Athens. Walter Kelch and Billie visit Van Johnston. Mrs. John Roush arrives from Pittsburgh to see sister Miss Bertha Hess. Mrs. Helen Underhill visits Columbus mother Mary Karr. Women's Missionary Society bake and soup sale Friday at noon. Eva Zeiher returns to Columbus after vacation at home. Mr and Mrs William Eichinger Rock Springs visit here. Mrs. Emma Hayman improves after illness.

Lillian Moore Marjorie Athens Walter Kelch Huntington Billie Pittsburgh van Johnston John Roush Bertha Hess Helen Underhill Columbus Mary Karr Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Eva Zeiher William Eichinger Rock Springs Emma Hayman

Pittsburgh Poultry Prices Mixed Across Markets

Fragmented and numeric poultry price notes show eggs unsettled near 21 to 22 percent with extras and firsts. heavy horn hens and springers around 16 to 18 percent. terms like turkeys, hog dressed, and geese appear with varied figures.

Pittsburgh

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Update

Chicago dairy prices show unsettled trends with butter at 7,971 unsettled and changes noted. Eegs receipts reach 5,694 with fresh graded firsts and current receipts noted. other cards show 16 to 22 percent movements and firsts around 16 percent.

Chicago

Baltimore Market Briefs on Eggs Butter and Receipts

Market notes show dull trading for eggs and butter in Baltimore. Current receipts across southern whites are 2324 units, large and medium at 24925, exchange receipts offered 24025, and butter at 128 tubs with eggs at 2.550 per unit.

Baltimore Southern

Butter and Egg Market Prices and Dressed Poultry Report

The bulletin lists butter and egg standards with current receipts and weights. It shows live poultry prices by grade including colored fowls medium fowls No 2 fowls springers rocks leghorns and ducks with various weight categories. It also notes dressed poultry prices for heavy fowls geese and turkeys, and government egg prices for large white eggs in cases and mixed standards. Potatoes priced at 112.35 per 10.

Cleveland U.& Large

Cincinnati Livestock Market Mixed as Hogs and Sheep Steady

Hogs 2 450 mostly higher by 10 cents with top 10 35, 225 to 300 lb range 9 65 to 10 25. Cattle 400 calves 250 high lower overall range 5 50 to 7 50, cows 6 50 down, cutters steady. Sheep 300 steady with fat lambs around 11 25, yearlings near 9 25, ewes steady. total listings show broad price variations and movement across classes.

Wool market report on Boston territory grades and prices

The report notes territory wool sales on a scoured basis with prices around 84 to 87 cents and describes grade quality and character, indicating variations by territory and fineness. Specifics on volume and grading terms are given, reflecting market conditions for the period.

Boston

Receipts and Balances Reported in Fiscal Figures

The document lists receipts totaling 11.52 and 44,989.09 with a balance of 153.20. It notes monthly receipts for fiscal year 1i amounting to 2,002,486,915.0 and expenses of 278,306.98 including an emergency item of 1,975.79. Additional figures show 89,760,006 69 and prior period amounts 648,147,679,928 64.

Reese

Native Friday Meeting Promises Social Justice Discussion

The Native Friday Toan group will hold a meeting at 7 o'clock in Moris pos. The agenda includes social justice topics and a musical preface as part of the program. The event is noted as a local community gathering with emphasis on civic topics and culture.

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