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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1942

Page

8

Real Estate Options Include Multiple Houses and Flats

One 7 room house two 5 room houses one 3 room house two 3 room apartments one 4 room apartment all in good condition. Furnished cottage four rooms and bath garage shade quiet for two see 28 Montrose Ave. Investment property for sale or trade for small farm business building on Main Street Albany Jesse Frum Albany O.

Bardin Brothers Co Montrose Ave Athens Main Street Albany Jesse Frum Gallipolis Ohio Eastern Avenue TNT Diant and Marietta Defense Lane Frank P. Seitz Liberty Center Drake Auction Co Mountpelier

Bees and Wasps Use Cylindrical Cells Under Pressure

The article notes that though hexagonal cells in honeycombs appear, they function as cylindrical shapes under pressure. It discusses how this geometry affects efficiency and structural stability in the nests.

Markets Slip as Fed Report Signals Slower Spending

New York stocks opened quiet with fractional declines for Sears Roebuck and General Electric while Southern Pacific edged higher. The Fed summary shows member banks in 101 cities held loans to commerce industry and agriculture in the week ended June 24, with a 41 million drop due in part to corporate debt repayments and slackening public spending. Department store sales in Metropolis and Brooklyn last week were 10 percent below the 1941 period.

NEW York Sears Roebuck General Electric Southern Pacific Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank of New York Metropolis Brooklyn

Industrial stocks and firm names in a historical list

A dense OCR of corporate names and percentages appears, listing American rolling mills Armour, Atchison, General Motors, Procter and Gamble, Sears Roebuck, United Gas, U S Steel, Westinghouse Electric, and other producers and lesser percentages, resembling a market or trust banner from an early 20th century financial page. The entry mixes names with stray letters, offering a snapshot of a diversified industrial sector.

SOR Ems Geemapanninen Amer Ange Tel Atch Baldwin Loco Bendix Aviat Gen Hiedt Motors Ee Goodrich Goodyear Eee One Harvester Seyettinita Remaie Magninenien Moui Ward Ance Aiggetge Biscuit Wey. Coiwal Ohio Aivoenteee Procter and Gamble Sears and Roebuck Tintenieren CIN AE United Gas and Imp U. S&s Rubber Eteel Westinghouse Creen

Grain and Produce Prices and Butter and Eggs in Chicago Market

Grain and produce quotations show Wheat No 2 red at 1.10 to 1.11 per bushel, Corn No 2 yellow 64 cents, Soybeans No 2 yellow 1.66, oats around 49 cents, and eggs with various grades around 30 to 32 cents per dozen. Butter and poultry values also listed with firm prices and ranges across creamery, graded eggs, and springers.

Chicago

Millfield Lodge to Install Officers Thursday

Chauncey report notes Mazon Council No. 93 D of P to install officers at the Millfield lodge hall Thursday night with Mrs. Bert Sanders as installing officer. Afterward members will quilt and share a potluck supper. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton hosted Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kittle and children Michael and Helen of Glouster for dinner in Mound Street.

Chauncey Mazon Council No D. of P Millfield Bert Sanders Thomas Hamilton Mound St Roger Kittle Michael and Helen of Glouster

Chauncey Church of Christ Class Initiates New Members

The Chauncey Church of Christ High School Class held a meeting at Mrs. Alice Nye's home. Three new members Thelma Brookins Richard Stalder and Dwight Ferrell were initiated Thelma Brookins Richard Stalder and Dwight Ferrell joined after games and singing refreshments were served by Jean Nye and her mother The next July meeting will be on the third Thursday at Lois Sands home.

Chauncey Chauncey Church of Christ Church School Alice Nye Thelma Jean Brookins Richard Stalder Dwight Ferrell Jean Nye Lois Jean Sands Jennie Jackson Mary Helen Sweeney Ethel Sweeney Geraldine Parry Marilyn Parry Nellie Agin Betty Courtney Betty Lou Jandes Jo Ann Williamson Margaret Lanning Mary Ferrel Dew Harve Courtney Russell Johnson James Johnston Jack Canter Carlos Nye Donald Nye Everett Patterson Thelma Brookins Dwight Ferrel

Funeral for Delbert Arnold Held in Chauncey

The Trimble Church of Christ hosted Delbert Eugene Arnold no doubt eight died Friday when crushed by a railroad car at Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Courtney led services with Chauncey singers. pallbearers were his Sunday School class boys. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors include his parents one brother one sister grandparents and great grandmother Mrs William Larison.

Chauncey Trimble Church of Christ Delbert Eugene Arnold Middleport Gilbert Courtney Maplewood John Blower William Larison Arnold Braglin Viola Larison

Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes

Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morris spent the weekend in South Webster visiting their daughter Mrs. Mary Rawlins. They also visited Mrs. Della Trapp in Wellston. Mrs. Riley Tedrick visits Albany with grandson Orgentine Pencelli. Frank Shirkey and wife of Tuppers Plains visited Jacksonville with Daniel Fulton and wife for a week. Mrs. Harold Brown of Pontiac, Michigan, stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rice Thomas in Chauncey.

Chauncey Elmer Morris Daniel Fulton Millfield Harold Brown Sarah Thomas Pontiac Mich Rice Thomas

Chauncey Hosts Guests From Garnett and Lancaster

Mr and Mrs William Smith of Chauncey welcomed Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs Harold Blosser and Garnett Smith and Mrs Gladys Smith of Lancaster. Mrs Gladys Smith plans to visit Fort Dix New Jersey over the Fourth with her husband James Smith, son of the Smiths.

Chauncey William Smith Harold Blosser Garnett Smith Gladys Smith Lancaster James Smith Fort Dix N. J

Barber family guests in Chauncey plan Athens move

Mrs Doris Barber and her children Jo Ann and Bob, former Wellston residents now living in Marietta, are visiting Chauncey hosts Mr and Mrs Thomas Deal and Mr and Mrs A C Canter on Converse Street. They plan to locate in Athens. Jo Ann Barber recently broke her right arm in a fall.

Chauncey Doris’ Barber Jo Ann Bob Wellston Marietta Thomas Deal A. C. Canter Converse St Athens Jo Ann Barber

Chauncey native home furlough party cancelled

Chauncey Alva Dixson, son of Mrs. Nettie Love Littrell, was home on a 10 day furlough from Camp Bovie Texas to visit his mother. A party planned by Mrs. Littrell to honor him was called off when he was recalled to camp. In Plainview Pvt Jackie Coogan reported for army glider pilot training.

Chauncey-Alva Dixson Nettie Love Littrell Lancaster Chauncey Camp Bovie Texas Plainview Tex Jackie Coogan

Last Day Arrives As $5 Auto Tax Stamps Take Effect

Motorists face the final hours before the new 5 tax stamp rule requires display of the stamps for all cars for the coming year. Officials remind drivers the requirement begins at midnight and applies nationwide.

Columbus Uncle Sam

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