Used Car Ads Offer Bargains In Estate Listings
In Athens Ohio the Newcavite Home and Savings Association advertises deals and bargains in used cars as part of an estate sale. Case No 15645 is referenced in the notice.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
9
In Athens Ohio the Newcavite Home and Savings Association advertises deals and bargains in used cars as part of an estate sale. Case No 15645 is referenced in the notice.
Nelsonville Christian Endeavor met 51 young people at the Christian Church for a review of The Church of Christ and youth role in worship. Officers Elinor Ray led with other members discussing youth church participation and upcoming Youth Rally in Athens. Attendance last week rose to 48 with plans to reach 100 by Easter amid community visits and extended nursing student guests in town.
Heavy turnover in aviation shares sparked a market advance with Curtiss Wright Common and A leading the gains. Bendix United Aircraft Aviation Corp Sperry Wright Aero moved strongly as steel and industrials held modest advances.
K. Cook honored by chapter Masons at Newark meeting. Budora Sewing Club to meet at 7 30 PM Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with adjournment timed for attendees to join other local social events.
Mr and Mrs James Smith of Nelsonville unite in marriage at St Andrews rectory with Miss Juanita Pendergrass and T A Hickman as attendants. After the ceremony the couple, both with active local ties, planned to reside in Nelsonville as friends and family shared a postnuptial reception at the groom’s home. Mrs Smith, a Ohio University sophomore, and her husband, a bookkeeper for New York Coal Co, were celebrated among local circles.
Dun and Bradstreet reports the daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities. The United Press weighted index stands at 104.48 today, with 104.46 yesterday and 106.79 for the week, 101.00 for the month, and 69.23 for the year.
The discontinuance of voluntary curtailment in cotton goods silk and hosiery trades follows a sharp demand improvement. The Standard Statistics Company estimates that current three month output will be about 15 percent above the same period in 1933 based on present activity.
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Willie Schmitter of Nelsonville Bakery prepares a huge 52 candle birthday cake with an American flag for the Roosevelt Birthday Ball at K. of P. Hall Tuesday night. Mayor Holland says national party interest grows as musical program at the high school auditorium proceeds at 8 o'clock then Sayles' dance. Funeral services for Laura Jane Dehnen, 88, held at Carbon Hill residence. Burial at Greenlawn. she was the widow of John Dehnen with a sister and brother surviving.
A dense listing of live poultry prices for Baltimore and butter and eggs for Cincinnati. Details include weights from 2 to 4 pounds, price ranges per pound, and various fowl types, plus butterfat, butter, eggs, and regional receipts. Fees noted as weak with no sales on exchange.
Receipts reach 4221 cattle and calves with market holding firm in spots. Active hogs and sows up 25 cents from Friday, cattle steady to higher with calves and sheep improving. buyers shift toward better grades as offerings ease from Friday’s spike.
Cavie market shows activity and staying steady across classes. Choice steers 750 to 1100 pounds bring around 86.25 to 86.50, 75 to 580 to 900 pounds at 50.8 to 8. Calves 350, marks steady with prime at 79.6. Heifers 600 to 1000 pounds around 49.6 to 61.50, cows 250 to 306, calms. Lambs 65 to 69.25, good to down 16.6. Pigs 275, 350, and 1500 head sold early with varied weights. prices around 3.00 to 2.75 per pound for lighter pigs.
Stock and livestock receipts show mixed cattle hogs and lambs with steady to firm demand. Public sale announced for Friday February on Greens Run Ohio farm with stock machinery and equipment listed. sale led by Glen Burson, on rural R. D. 1 New Marsh field.
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