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Mra
Clara Sinclair
Cowan
Dowler and Ferguson
FP. H. Sinclair
Sylvia Ziggafoos
Lona Wolfe Boudinot
Joseph
Nancy Sayre Wolfe
Concord
James Edger Boudinot
Orville
T. J. Blinco
Dayton
H. £. Linscott
Trimble
Corel
Essex County Hospital
Bellville
N. J
Stacy
Hazel
Wyllie
Ardeth Boudinot
Margaret Howard
Trimbie
Jesus
Courtney
Stocks Rise in Early Trading as Oil Output Increases
New York AP reports a moderate market recovery with advances for U.S. Steel Bethlehem Anaconda American Telephone Western Union and Homestake Mining. Oils holders see crude output averaging 3,942,900 barrels daily for the week ended March 20, up 64,720 from the prior week.
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NEW York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Anaconda
American Telephone
Western Union
Homestake Mining
Oil & Gas Journal
Grain and Produce Prices and Egg Market Report
Grain and produce prices with eggs and poultry figures for graded and ungraded lots. Government graded eggs in cases large white extras large standard and medium white varieties. fowls heavy hens leghorns springers broilers and roasters with weights and prices. Butter receipts and dairy notes include creamery scores and various grade prices. numerous company names and index figures listed.
Social Notes From McArthur Highlight Local Visits
McArthur social column lists weekend and spring vacation visits by residents and relatives. Names include Mrs Arthur George, Miss Sarah E Hamilton, Mrs Earl Foreman, Sgt Ray Spence, Miss Betty Thompson, Joan Herrold, Ruth and Imogene Thompson, and others visiting from Columbus, Springfield, Jackson, and Cincinnati area. Dinner gatherings honor birthdays and family ties with multiple bridge games and hometown stays.
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Sarah E. Hamilton
Columbus School For Girls
H. S. Hamilton
Earl Foreman
Jackson Garrison
Columbus
Ray Spence
Atlanta
Georgia
A. A. Blake
Ernie Brown
John Saltz
Robert King
Newark
Betty Thompson
Roy Thompson
Frank Black
Kentucky
Frank Ensinger
H. H. Montgomery
Springfield
J. E Rosser
Virgene Saltz
Ray Saltz
Donnie Addis
George Wyckoff
Fort Custer, Mich
Harley Hysell
Hold Everything 3 23 mne 7 880 U Pat K
Driver warns to watch for shell hole and slow for a turn as pedestrians shout warnings and a tense moment unfolds on a city street. Authorities investigate the incident and urge caution for motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Pat K
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs salable 3200 with bids 20 off on weights above 160 lb and 15 lower on 160 to 250 lb. Cattle 350 and calves 300 with meager supply. steers, heifers and fat cows quotable to 14.50 and 13.00, bulls scarce, heifers 15.00, good bulls up to 1450. Sheep 100, lambs around 16.50. Hog bids shown 400 head with several weight bands. receipts: 50 cattle 75 calves 300 sheep.
Market grain prices report for wheat corn oats soybeans
Wheat No 2 stands at 1.60 and 1.6149 with slight variation. Corn No 2 yellow shows 1.01 and 1.02, No 3 yellow 99 and 99. Oats No 2 white 66 and 67, No 3 white 64 2 and 65. Soybeans No 2 yellow 1.70 and 1.71.
Jacksonville Rebekah Lodge meeting reports prizes
The Past Noble Grands Club of Jacksonville Nen eveah Rebekah Lodge met Saturday at Mrs. Martha Kloh's home. Mrs. Maude Davis and Mrs. Altha Dun levy won first prizes in contests. Mrs. William Kalt to entertain the club in April. PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR lists March 24 and 25 items for sale near Barrow and Orleans Morris with furniture, livestock, machinery and a lawn mower at auctions by Harold Goddard and Blanch Christy.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Jacksonville
Neneveah Rebekah Lodge
Martha Kloh
Maude Davis
Altha Dunlevy
William Kalt
Barrow
Orville Morris
Harold Goddard
Auct
Embalmers Board Exam Set For March 30 1943
The Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors of Ohio will hold an examination to license embalmers on March 30 and April 1 1943 at Columbus Ohio in the Deshler Wallick Hotel. Notice published under Section 1835-4 G C of Ohio. C L Stout Secretary-Treasurer 316 432.
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Board OF Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Onto
Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors of
Ohio
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
G. C
C. L. Stout
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Roy
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E. State
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United States Employment Service
Mayor's Office
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Lookout
Carroll Elliott
Albany
Andy Kollar
Millfield
Atkins Chicks
Ohio Produce Co
Gallipolis
Athens Cash Feed Store
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A. Janes & Sons
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Harris
Miller Bros
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Athens Armature and Machine Works
Phillips
W. State
Allen Furniture
Athens Lumber CO
Ford & Young
Red River
F. J. Beasley CO
Amesville
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J. Charles McCullough
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Logan
Phillips Furniture
Cline's Cash Feed & Poultry Co
Ralph Guthrie
Guysville
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Henry Ayers
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Woodard Ave
Carson Sanders
Call
Roy Pierce
May Ave
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Walkers
the Messenger
Ted Burson
Shade
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Rob. Zimmerman
RD. 1
Henry Zimmerman
Depeyster
Kent
Wilkesville
Willard Grover
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Washington
Buck & Burk Dial
Harriett Marie
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Millirons Auto Wrecking
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Tipperary
Palace Furniture
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E. L. Bennett
Parks Music Store
Neiman Iron Co
Maytag
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Ewing's
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Minnie Neutzling
Chris Lovell
Mountville Road
Wayne
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Earl and
Wilma Gibbs
Amos Armstrong
William Echstenkamper
R. B. Smith
G. E
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Middleport
RARDIN BROS. Lump. _Broker r and Blacksmith Coal
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Berdin's Bros
Printing and Supplies
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Nelsonville Egg Auction Report
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Procter and Gamble
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck Soc
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Rubber
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