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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
8
In a four part report the article notes an accident involving Be Ave care and warns of reckless driving. Details are fragmented but reference to RED RYDER and Jorne appear as stray terms in the OCR.
QO. B. Stout, a 1924 Ohio State College of Engineering graduate and former Ohio Corrugated Culvert Company official, dies. He led the Hocking Valley Engineering Society and was known in Southern Ohio. Survived by Eva Dutton, Barbara, his father James Stout, and five brothers. Funeral at Fisher Street residence Tuesday at 4 PM.
Chester in the high school auditorium hosted the Chester Grange produced play A Couple of Country Kids directed by E R Hayes. The rural comedy about two country kids outsmarting city slickers drew laughter from an appreciative audience.
The New York stock market opened with light offerings and irregularly lower trends as gains faded. Analysts blamed scarce information on the Soviet German conflict and noted several backward issues like U S Steel and Bethlehem while American Telephone and Montgomery Ward showed occasional support.
A list of stock quotes and percentage changes appears for numerous companies including American Telephone and Telegraph American Can Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive General Foods General Motors Goodyear Great Northern Railway Interna tional Telephone and Telegraph Johns Manville Montgomery Ward National Dairy Procter and Gamble Sears Roebuck Studebaker Timken United Airlines United States Rubber Westinghouse Electric Westinghouse and Tube Youngstown Sheet and Tube. The report closes with a total sales figure of 100 000 008.
Pittsburgh notes include eggs at 25 to 29 cents with U S standards and extras large 35 to 37 cents, poultry prices from 12 to 22 cents for various fowl. Chicago reports butter around 36 to 37 cents, eggs at 25 to 27 cents, and car lots with mixed pricing. Cleveland lists eggs at 26 cents for extras and live poultry quiet with fowls at 20 to 22 cents.
Hogs 35¢ off top $10.75 for 180 to 220 lb. 220 to 260 lb $10.55. 260 to 350 lb $10.34/45, 160 to 180 lb $10.55, 100 to 160 lb $8.90. Sows 25¢ off, $8.75 9.25. Cattle 800, calves 450. Grass-fed heifers and cows weak to lower. grain-fed heifers about steady. Load choice 680 lb heifers $11.50. load 640 lb sold to arrive $11.25. load good 1,000 lb steers $10.75. Brass steers 895 lb $8.75. bulls $8.75. dealers steady, $10.50–11.50.
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