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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
7
Pittsburgh livestock report shows hogs 1 200 to 2 300 head with varying classes and prices from 9 75 to 10 10 for heavier cuts. Cattle receipts about 200 with calves steady to slow and top steers around 113 50 and cows 6 50 to 7 50. Sheep offerings 1 50 0 head with lambs 8 75 to 9 25 and mixed lots weaker.
The treasury on June 10 shows receipts 29 964 005 63, expenditures 39 405 784 42, balance 1 976 110 206 43, monthly customs 10 198 202 14, annual receipts 68 001 251 070 14, annual expenditures 6 685 303 156 08, debt 26 770 647 245 78, a drop of 5 917 193 26 from the day before, gold assets 98 960 3460 4437. A reported wool market note from Boston June 12 cites varied prices, and U S government bonds and Treasuries pricing. A power-line incident in Heijo Korea disrupted town lights and transit.
In New York trading gains were modest with many issues unchanged at the open. Public Service of New Jersey, Woolworth, Chesebro, Borden, General Motors and Chesapeake & Ohio rose, while Reynolds Tobacw and International Nickel slipped. Trade focused on Congress cues and the impact of large refunding ops as a wave of bond issues nears completion.
The market list highlights varied performance with several major names advancing and others slipping. Notable liftings include Am. Car and Pay and General Motors with mid single digit gains while energy and materials stocks show mixed results.
Sunday School attendance was 76. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush of Athens moved to the Fred King property they bought. Homer Ashworth visited relatives near Dexter. The Cheshire family spent the weekend with son Earl Thomas and family. Flora Radford and family stayed with Ray Croy and family in Caldwell Ohio. Morgan family and Mrs Joachim returned from Columbus where Grandview High School held commencement. Mrs Joachim’s twin granddaughters Margaret and Marjorie Nickeson were graduates. John Hartung and sons Jerrold and Richard plus Joe Weyersmiller and son Norman visited Phillip Heilman in Bull Run.
Carbon Hill residents led by Mr and Mrs Albert Evans with children Marjorie and Lester and Mrs Myrtle Guess of Logan visited Mrs Mabel Perkins in Columbus on Sunday. Mrs Perkins underwent surgery Tuesday. Miss Flora Smith of Columbus visited her mother Mrs Eva Smith recently. Mrs Anthony Sweazey of Logan visited daughter Mrs John Devol. Carbon Hill Odd Fellows Lodge held memorial services Sunday. Miss Edith Mahoney of Murray City visited her sister Mrs Edith Mahoney. Mr and Mrs Maynard Bartoe announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday June 9. The Jungfrau Hotel atop the Swiss mountain is reputed to be the highest in the world at ALJ140 feet above sea level.
An average of 8½ pounds of fish per person is consumed annually by the Japanese, reflecting a long standing dietary preference and demand in regional markets.
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