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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
8
Classified notice offers rooms for rent with private entrance and bath. Promotes one 4 room and a 9 room apartment, mentions couple suitability and furniture needs. Contact details include State Street address and coded phone line references.
GLOUSTER Ds for sale real estate listing describes an 82 investment property. Improvised notes mention gas and water facility, well to St Glouster, and rent terms extending five years. Contains unclear OCR fragments but points to a property sale in Glouster.
Wilkesville residents attended events and noted employments and movements. The column mentions alumni banquet at Rutland High School, births, relocations to Columbus and Rio Grande College, hospital stay for B S Wells, and multiple local people visiting family or taking jobs over the long weekend, including canceling Memorial Day activities.
Mrs Lizzie Adams of Pomeroy visits Kanauga with relatives while Mrs Hannah Hanes stays with daughter Mrs Mary Oliver at Ragland near Martin's Ferry. Memorial Day visits and a prayer meeting fill the weekend as Rev George Brooks attends conference in Columbus. W F Deem is critically ill. his son John and family from Athens are at his home. Mr and Mrs William Cheap and their son Bobbie visit grandmother Emma Comstock. John Vickers, mate on the steamer Fleischmann, spends weekend at home. his wife will visit relatives in Charleston. Roy Russell and family visit relatives at Salt Creek Wa Va. Cleveland produce markets note butter steady. eggs and eggs prices listed. poultry and fowls prices given. various figures from the Cleveland egg and butter board.
Summary of Parkersburg Livestock sale with total receipts 660 and hogs 138. Cattle mixed quality with cows and calves listed. bulls and stockers noted. Veal receipts and sheep and lamb figures shown. grain and produce market items and butter creamery prices included. Also notice of appointment and probate actions dated May 2 and May 15, 1941.
The report notes a broadening of government controls and priorities in finance and industry. It covers merchant banking activity, warehouse demand, and a notable weekly item with a 34 000 dollar value, marking continued growth across commerce and agriculture during the period ended May 28.
Fragmented market bulletin shows traders pausing as investors weigh industrials and rail names. Jagged OCR reads like a stock page with references to Timken roller bearing and other firms, but details are unclear and scattered.
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