Athens City to Improve West Street and State Street
Ordinance 696 approves paving plan for West Street from Court Street to Congress Street with brick on sand cushion and concrete base. It authorizes surveys, court inquiries for damages, and financing via bonds and installments, with remaining costs from city funds. The measure was approved by Athens city council on June 11, 1944.
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Lancaster Street
Publc Service
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Bid notice for coal supply to Athens towns
Advertisement for bids opening at noon for coal No. 6 vein from a mine to be delivered to several local locations including Athens and Mechanicsburg for the 1934 35 school year. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J A Walsh Clerk. 6 20 drawl
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Athens
Jackville
Rock Riffle
Peach Ridge
Mechanicsburg
J. A. Walsh
Divorce petition filed against Morris Dishong in Athens County
Hattie Dishong has filed for divorce custody and relief from the pair in Cause No. 15897 Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio alleging desertion neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Hearing set for August 5 1034. Attorney W Finsterwald 523 for plaintiff.
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No. G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Ohio
Annie Fannie
Cse
G. D. Gorham
Court of Common Pleas
Dover
Athens
Ifield
P. Pratt
J. P. Withie
Elmer Pratt
Peiatia
Morris Dishong
Weeee
Hattie Dishong
Common Pleas Court
W. Finsterwald
Social Guests and Family Visits Span Parkersburg Area
Residents and relatives from Parkersburg Athens Coolville and Marietta gathered at multiple homes for visits and dinners. Notable names include the Stalnakers Boggs Ackleys and Gastons with extended family from Bethany Ridge and Coolville.
Letart Falls 4-H Club Ice Cream Social Net $20
The Letart Falls 4-H Club cleared twenty dollars at an ice cream social held Saturday night. Relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mrs Currie Roberts for her seventy fifth birthday anniversary. Several local residents are noted through visits and family events.
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Currie Roberts
Earnest, Grimm
Early Roush
Bert Grimm
Claud Shields
Union Mission
Charleston
J. P. Byrne
Lilly Wagner
Lewis
Jack Sharpnack
Apple Grove
Waldo Keistling
Huntington
Elmer Jeffers
Wallow Ridge
M. Quillin
Ray Jeffers
W. Pickens
Grafton
W. Va
Maud
Josie Pickens
Grace Carpenter
Dinner Guests and Visits Round Out Weekend in Various Towns
Sunday dinners featured multiple couples and families visiting in Lancaster Glouster and nearby areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Hanning Sr Mr and Mrs Boyd Kennedy and Miss Freda Hanning and others from Gilcuster Stiversville Trimble and Bishopville. Dinners also noted Emmett Olbers and Elmer Davis at Muskingum River cottage and Elma Sainer returning to Cleveland after staying with Carl Sainey parents.
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Robert Hanning
Paul Hanning
Boyd Kennedy
Freda Hanning
Lancaster
Forest Kelly
Emma Heffner
John
Gilcuster
Wesley Straushaugh
May Coffman
Dayton
Gilbert Starnsbaugh
Frank Young
Canton
John Davis
William Swartz
Freda
Dave Swarts
Jacksonville
Clarence Winn
Ralph
Malvin Murphy
Melvin Murphy
Glouster
Elmer Davis
Dora Hoeffkin
W. D. Coey
Akron
Ed Cartwright
Stocks Slip Further as Markets Open Downbeat
New York stocks opened lower with moderate losses on broad indices. Leaders United States Steel American Telephone General Electric Santa Fe General Motors United Aircraft fell fractionally while American Commercial Alcohol slipped over a point. Production of electric power for the week to June 16 showed a moderate gain. butter eggs and other produce receipts listed with varying prices.
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New York
United States Steel
American Telephone
General Electric
Santa Fe
General Motor
United Aircraft
Illinois Central
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gas
Borden
American Sugar
Edison Electric Institute
Kanauga Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Kanauga residents share visits from Carl Spencer of the United States Navy and Mrs. Mollie Denney. Steubenville and Madison area travelers frequent the town, with Captains Hanes heading to sea and a new couple from Ripley wed in W Va. Children’s Day programs and a large audience reception mark a lively weekend.
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Carl Spencer
United States Navy
Noah Summers
Pliny
W. Va
Mollie Denney
A. G. Hanes
Huntington
John T. Wilson
T. L. Hanes
Sam P. May
King Thorne
Winifred Betz
Rio Grande
Ripley
George's Creek
Jacksonville Helps in Drive for Sanitation
Athens County sanitary officer R. L. Marlow cites strong cooperation from Jacksonville citizens and village officials in a May health program to prevent contagion. After coordinating with health officials, Marlow requested 33 families to clean up properties and found universal compliance in a post survey.
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R. L. Marlow
Athens County
Jacksonville
J. M. Higgins
Marlow
Poultry and Butter Prices From Local Markets
Prices for broilers and fowls listed by weight and grade. Leghorns, colored fryers, and ducks priced 4 to 18 cents per pound. turkeys and geese shown with varied rates. butter and eggs quoted with grades. potatoes noted by stock and region with mid 60 cent range for Alabama and Mississippi stock.
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Alabama
Market Notes Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices List
Butter lower creamery extras in tubs 28 percent pound standards 38 cents in pound prints 30 percent 32 cents. Eggs steady. Live poultry higher on fowls medium fowls 14 to 15 cents colored fowls 14 cents per pound. Potatoes old 1 dollar 35 cents cwt new 2 dollars 60 cents per hundredweight.
Butter prices and sales details noted with no egg sales
The record lists butter sales at 11 660 unsettled creamery specials with 03 score on 25 26, extras 92, firsts 90091 at 23 24c, seconds 86a87 at 21 21%, standards 90 centralized car rots at 24. Prices remain unchanged and ages 12 664 are steady. No egg sales.
Columbus Produce Market Prices Include Regional Goods
Ohio and regional produce prices listed with items such as asparagus cabbage sour cherries cucumbers dewberries lettuce and raspberries. Florida Georgia lima beans and North Carolina dewberries appear with crate and hamper pricing and unit counts.
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Kentucky
Ohio
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Livestock market report from Cincinnati auction
Hogs run 3,350 with direct and through totals 743. weights around 200 lbs steady, top bulk 180 to 280 lbs at 5.25 dollars, packing sows 180 to 200 lbs higher. Calves 600 head, early active and steady, slaughter steers and heifers selling around 5.6, some handy-weight heifers over 6.50, fat cows 3.04, cutters 1.50 to 2.50. Sheep 3,150 with few openings, spring lambs 8.75 to 9.25, some higher.
Livestock Prices and Classifications Across Markets
The report lists hogs at 1500 head with price ranges from 3.25 to 5.50 per unit and sows at 50 to 3050. Cattle numbers 76 with steers up to 6.75 and cows from 3.25 to 5. Perfect crossers and heifers priced between 5.06 and 6.50 with calves at 2.75 to 6.00. Sheep 300 head with spring lambs scarce, lambs around 90 to 50, yearlings 20 to 6.50, ewes down at 2.25.
Cattle Receipts and Prices Across Classes
On June 15 cattle receipts show steers at 2.75 to 3.90, heifers 2.25 to 4.10, fat cows 2.10 to 3.05, canners 0.96 to 1.30, bulls 2.15 to 2.60, milk cows 12.50. Veal calves receipts 222 with tops 5.40 and varies by grade. Jambs receipts 65 with tops 7.55 and 6.30 for seconds. light weights 50.5 to 5.45, common 3 or more.
Treasury today shows June 18 receipts and deficits
Treasury figures released from Washington show June 18 receipts of 30 228 737 08 expenditures of 56 200 170 39 leaving a balance of 2 735 518 369 70. Customs receipts for the month total 12 942 740 44 and for the fiscal year since July 1 receipts reach 2 997 062 697 91 with expenditures 6 782 206 361 25 including 3 703 487 74 32 of emergency spending, gold assets total 7 832 956 521 46.
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U. 8
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Cattle and hog prices rise on strong demand in mixed market
Total receipts 980 head with good demand. Cattle ranged 500 to 1 higher. steers and cows varied by class. Veals higher with primes around 5.70 and 6. Choice lots up to 6. Hogs 170 head. good 4.95, mediums 3.60 to 4.60, lights 3.50 to 4.50, sows 2.75 to 2.90. Sheep and lambs receipts 124 head. springers 9, mediums 8.10, bucks 3 to 6.50, cautions on thin old sheep. Treasury notes and liberty bonds listed with several prices.
Toledo Grain Prices on Track as of June 19
Toledo grain quotations on a 28 4 cent rate basis with nominal values. Wheat No 2 red 62 0 93 percent No 1 red 94 Good. Corn No 2 yellow 59 0 60 No 3 yellow 58 0 59. Oats No 2 white 46 percent No 8 white 45 0 46. Grain in store transit Billing 4 cents above track quotes core 4% above oats So. Seeds unchanged.
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Toledo
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