Modern Air Conditioning System Installed at Gallaher Drug Store
The Delco-Frigidaire unit, installed at 16 S Court St Athens, aims to keep store temps 70 to 80 degrees and at least 15 degrees below outside. E E Toothaker oversees installation with 85 pounds of F 12 refrigerant, dual outlets for merchandize and soda fountain, and ongoing duct work and filters to be renewed twice each summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaher Drug Store
Ohio
Gallaher Drug Co
S. Court St
E. E. Toothaker
Columbus
Inp Ity
Athens
M. B. Wright Co
E. State St
Toothaker
Gallaher
Freon
General Motors
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co
Phillips Plans Add Wing to Amesville Home
An extra wing is being built on the Amesville brick residence of W R Phillips. The addition will include three bedrooms and has been under construction for the past month.
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Amesville
W. R. Phillips
Guests Are Honored At Theater Party
Miss JoLavon Faires hosted a Wednesday home party for her cousins Miss Mary Joe Stephenson of Sidney and Miss Arthelda Seipel of Dayton. The event included ping pong and monopoly, a theater outing, and a dainty refreshment course served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Lester Faires to a group of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
JoLavon Faires
Mary Joe Stephenson
Sidney
Arthelda Seipel
Dayton
Faires
Miss Stephenson
Lester Faires
Florence Shephard
Vanita Williams
Rita Rice
Gloria Heck
JoAnn Heck
Lee Swartz
Jacquelyn Ley
Betty Lewis
Alice Jean Keith
Mary Virginia Logue
Miss Seipel
Unnamed man jailed after sleeping on city curb
James Lantz was found sleeping on a city street curb Friday night by Marshal Fred Heck. He remained in custody Saturday morning with his hearing not yet scheduled before the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Lantz
Fred Heck
Lantz
Held for Robbery In Glouster Raymond Ball and Dale McDaniels
Ball and McDaniels were arrested Friday evening by Marshal Fred Heck on charges of assaulting wounding and robbing FE J Skinner on Wednesday night They were tried before Mayor C F Wallace Saturday and entered not guilty pleas Ball and McDaniels were bound over to the grand jury with bonds of 400 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Raymond Ball
Dale McDaniels
Fred Heck
FE. J. Skinner
C. F. Wallace
Ball
McDaniels
Compact Low Cost Home Showcases Simple Wooden Design
A compact, moderate sized home emphasizes sunlight and ventilation with grouped windows. It features a spacious living room with a large fireplace, a full length front porch, rear kitchen entry, two rear bedrooms with ample closet space, and durable economical Southern pine construction. Plans SP-4003 available for $1.50 from Southern Pine Association.
Stocks end week with mixed moves as market holds
New York stocks drifted in dull turnover with equal advances and declines amid caution over a Supreme Court reorganization bill. Railroads steady. July revenues seen up due to higher freight and passenger traffic. Minor gains for Atchison Southern Pacific and Baltimore Ohio. Union Pacific small decline. DuPont down. Crown Cork seal up. utilities firm.
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New York
Supreme Court
Atchison, Southern Pacific
Balti
More
Ohio
Union Pacific
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
General Motors
Nickel
Kennecott
DuPont
Crown
Cork
É& Seal
Toledo Grain Prices and Live Poultry Rates
Wheat prices show No. 1 red 124-125 and No. 2 red 123-124. Corn No. 2 yellow 122-123 and No. 3 yellow 121-122. Data No. 1 white 5214-54, No. 2 white 6142-5342. Cincinnati produce steady with various grades and prices for eggs, butterfat, live poultry, geese, ducks, and other poultry categories.
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Toledo
Glouster Council Debates Inadequate Water Service
Glouster village officials hear an Ohio Bureau of Inspection report finding insufficient water and fire protection, especially in southern and western areas. A plan to estimate total project costs is approved, and a new plot for the council is requested after WPA destruction.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Ohio Bureau of Inspection
Fred Erwin
WPA
Wicuster
No. 6
Locust Street
State Highway Department
George McGee
Bfore Council
Braun and Summitt
DUV Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday at LOOF Hall
The DUV will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday night at the LOOF Hall. President Mrs. T. F. Davis urges all members who can attend to be present as important business will be transacted.
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DUV
T. F. Davis
Reading Club to Meet at Townhouse Next Thursday
The Bishopville Reading Club will convene at the Townhouse next Thursday after noon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
Glouster
Bishopville
Mrs. Frank Schaeffer Hospitalized For Surgery
Mrs. Frank Schaeffer of Hollister was taken to Mercy Hospital Friday morning at 2 00 for an operation. She was accompanied by her husband and her brother Clare Weymer of Jacksonville.
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Frank Schaeffer
Hollister
Mercy Hospital
Clare Weymer
Jacksonville
Hollister Boy Undergoes Tonsil Operation At Mercy Hospital
Harold Mount son of Mr and Mrs Bud Mount of Hollister was taken to Mercy Hospital Friday afternoon in the Phil F Robinson ambulance for a tonsil operation. His father accompanied him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold Mount
Bud Mount
Hollister
Mercy Hospital
Phil F Robinson
Odd Fellows Install New Officers in Joint Ceremony
In GLOUSTER and GLouSTER lodges a joint installation took place Friday evening with Herman Jones as installing officer since R I Wolf could not attend. Jacksonville attendees included Pearl Wallace and Edward Oskey. additional installations follow next Friday. Refreshments were served to a large crowd.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Odd Fellow Lodge
Glouster Lodge
R. I. Wolf
Coolville
Herman Jones
W. J. Golding
D. P. Morris
E. B. Morris
H. S. Cheney
Clyde Yauger
N. G
Dwight Smith
V. G
Chris Yauger
Leslie Gardner
D. E. Carr
LS. V. G
Lew Creachbaum
Cad
H. E. Jones
J. A. Jones
Treas
John Blower
C. B. Vernon
L. S. Si
C. L. Eddy
ISS. G
Jack Blower
Pearl Wallace
Noon and companions in Detroit and Columbus
T. A. Noon is spending a few days in Detroit on railroad business. Miss Ferne Tucker returns from Columbus for a two week vacation with her parents, accompanied by Attorney Leonard Henderson and Ruban Henderson of Columbus. Misses Dorothy Rainey Elizabeth Dunlevy Winnie Joseph visit Charles Dunlap in Corning and travel to Buckeye Lake with Jack Warren Tom and Bill Bloke of Columbus. Mary Leach hosts her grandson James Fields of Columbus.
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T. A. Noon
Detroit
Bill Blocke
Columbus
Mary Leach
James Fields
Bethel Mayle Dies in Glouster at 72
Bethel Mayle age 72 died at his home Friday evening at 7 30 funeral services led by Rev Crab le Rendville will be at First Baptist Church Monday at 1 30 p m Interment Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville He leaves four daughters Lizzie and Irene Walker both of Glouster Irene Harding of Glouster Harrison Woods of Detroit and Richard Farmer of Detroit three sons Clarence Mayle of Zanesville Harry Mayle of Glouster and Bethel Mayle Jr of Glouster and three brothers George William and Hayes Mayle all of Glouster
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Glouster
Bethel Mayle
Crable
Rendville
First Baptist Church
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Mayle
Lizzie Walker
Irene Harding
Harrison Woods
Detroit
Richard Farmer
Clarence Mayle
Zanesville
Harry Mayle
Bethel Mayle, Jr
George
William
Hayes Mayle
Elson Stephen Sails to Warren for New Employment
Glouster notes Stephen Elson left Monday for Warren to take a new job. He will stay with his aunt Mrs. Blanch Davis while in town.
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Glouster
Elson Stephenson
Warren
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs and Cattle
Hogs at Cincinnati market show top 12.75 with 850 head. Weight brackets 180-225 and 225-250 priced at 12.50 and 11.90 to 12.15 respectively. 140-160 and 100-140 priced 11.50 to 12 and 9.50 to 11. Packing sows 9.50 to 10. Week-ago lighter weights 160-225 down 15 cents. over 300 and sows down 25. Heavier 250-300 down 40 to 45 cents. lights and pigs 50 lower. Cattle 125, Calves 100, Sheep 75.
Market Report: Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Prices
Hog demand steady with 300 head including 290 direct and no sales. Quotes steady for good and choice 180 to 230 lbs at 12.75 to 13 dollars, sows 10.25 down. Cattle top steers this week at 13.75 with 100 head direct plus 5650 direct total. Calves steady at 9.50 to 10 for good and choice dealers from 100 direct. Sheep no lambs sold. spring lambs good and choice 10 to 10.50.
Market Quotations: Butter and Poultry Prices Steady
Butter prices hold steady with 92 acres ex tras and 32 89 scores and 31 percent 88 score 30 percent. Fags steady. Reds 20 and firsts 22 whites 25. Poultry markets show heavy hens 19-20 legs 12-15 red broilers 19-21 leg horn broilers 17-19 roosters 11-13 rock broilers 22-25 old ducks 13-14 young ducks 15-17 geese 10-12 turkeys 18-20 old toms 15. Fresh killed hens dressed and drawn 33 dressed 28 with feathers removed.
CHILLICOTHE LIVESTOCK SALES REPORT SUMMARY
Total receipts 1694 head across hogs cattle veal calves and lambs. Hogs ranged 10.00 to 12.55 per cwt with varied weights. fat sows and bears sold lower. Cattle saw good steer prices 9.50 to 11.00 and milk cows 40 to 65. Veal calves top 10.15 with several weight classes. Lambs offered with tops near 9.75 and light weights down to 6.50.
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Chillicothe
Textile grade report shows varied quality and storage metrics
The document lists production quality figures with counts of firsts and extra firsts, percent dirties, checks, and storage packing rates. It notes year identifiers 90-91 and 92 with scores around 30 percent, plus centralized and standards figures.
Tannhauser Bore Inspires French Coinage
Early French audiences found Wagner's Tannhauser so dull that they coined the term se Tannhauser to describe something tedious. The remark reflects contemporary fatigue with the opera during its initial reception.
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Wagner
Market Prices for Poultry and Potatoes
Butter firm extra 35 standard 35. Eggs unsettled extra grade 22 extra flrats 20 current reds 19. Live poultry firm hens heavy 21 medium 19 Leghorn heavy 17 Leghorn light 15 broilers fancy rock 32 and up 22 small colored 12 Leghorn mer 1% Ibs 17 Leghorn 2 and up 18 old roosters colored 12 Leghorn 10 chickens thin and No 2 10 ducks young 6 and up 16 small 13 old 10 Potatoes U S No 1 Virginia 2 60 bbl 1 50 1 60 100 lb sack Ohio new cob blers 1 60
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U. S
Virginia
Ohio
Treasury reports fiscal year to July 15 balances
Government expenses total 422 987 223 44 with receipts 218 623 233 06 creating a deficit of 204 363 990 85. Cash balance stands 2 514 947 207 45 and working balance 821 265 178 34. Public debt 36 597 383 374 35 with gold reserve 12 247 449 168 79 and customs 17 838 292 00. Today's inactive gold purchase 4 863 55 24.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington
Boston Wool Market Sees Limited Spot Trade
The U S Agriculture Department reports scattered spot wool sales in Boston while most business centered on country-held supplies. French combing fine territory and long Texas wools traded mostly at 95 cents plus per pound scoured, with a few country lots selling at 93 to 95 cents delivered east.
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Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Texas
Crawfords Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Crawford observed their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday with a large family dinner and celebration.
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John Crawford
Coolville Ladies Host Tea To Raise Church Funds
Coolville reports a ladies aid tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. White drawing about 80 attendees. Proceeds go to repair the M. FE church. Other local items note 4-H club meetings, visits by Mrs. Celeste Orland of Houston, and family happenings around Meigs County.
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Coolville
Ladies Aid of
M. FE
Iva Morrison
Stella Arnold
Cyril, Stewart
Diantha Frame
Miss Flourine
Orland
E. M. Daugherty
Michigan
Illinis
Roy Bunion
Parkersburg
R. J. Runion
Fresh Coffee Roasted While Customer Waits at Ohio Market
An automatic Yorktown electric coffee roaster at the Ohio Food Market 30 N Court St roasts five pounds of coffee in 7 12 minutes while customers wait. Store owner Mr Williams notes it is the first of its kind in Ohio and fully automatic. An odd remark about elephants with four tusks appears at end.
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Ohio
N. Court St
Yorktown
Williams
Redecoration Underway at Stewart-Warner Store
H T Olson Athens Stewart-Warner store manager announces a redecoration program and new service department on S Court St. Part of the shop has been repainted with further work planned in two weeks. The service department will repair radios washing machines vacuum cleaners and other appliances. Olson a senior at Ohio University will head both directions aided by an expert mechanic.
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H. T. Olson
Athens
Stewart-Warner
S. Court St
Olson
Ohio University
Whales Nurse Their Calves Like Other Mammals
Observations show baleen and toothed whales feed their calves with maternal milk. Researchers note reliance on lactation patterns similar to land mammals, highlighting evolutionary parallels across mammalian orders.
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W. C. Packham
Curb
Shantung
Atlas Glouster
Southern Pine Association
New Orleans
Mitchen
Rails AT & SF
N.Y
N. Pac
Pac
St. San
Ugar
Bo Bib
Borden
Col
Ges & Flee
Hervester
Kroger
Carbon & Carbide
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Procter & Gamble
Atlantic
Ltd
Ind
Ewe
Ewe Ee Ee Re Ee Ee 45% 13042 Ltd
N. J
Texas Corp
Steels Am. Roll
U. 8
Steel Com
Cocwatnsiegmen Saene Motors, Rubbers and Equipment Briggs Mfg
Chrysler Gen Monee Kote Nnennmassclininliniai
Stewart Warner
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Intl Nickel
Kennecott 2
Cincinnati Produce
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Odd Fellows
Cincinnati Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland Produce
Lowe Brothers Company
Carpenter Hardware Co
Logan
C. E. Fisher & CO
the McBee CO
Washington St
United States
Swarmstedt Storage
Columbus, Ohio
Harold McClain
Eve
Mill St
Barrett
THE
Rardin Lumber CO
McKay Gliders
W. Union St. Athens
Terminix
West Virginia
Terminix Company
R. E. King
East State St
Roofing Products
DIAL
Athens Lumber Co
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