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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
11
Late night into morning listings show West Bound No. 1 National Limited daily at 4 45 am and No 3 Diplomat at 10 35 am. Also No 42 daily except Sunday at 12 52 pm and No 11 daily at 8 pm.
Mary Rusk outlines a method to produce smooth ice cream using a refrigerator's cold control, detailing freezing steps and several recipes including chocolate vanilla cream and fruit flavors. The article provides measurements and instructions for chilling and whipping components, then freezing in trays.
The United Brethren Church at Weaver Chapel on Route 30 near Albany will hold nightly services at 7 45 led by Rev H B Carver with special music planned. A Mother’s Day program is set for Sunday with Calver delivering sermons at morning and evening services. Sunday School at 9 30, worship at 10 20, attendance planned for 100, and Wednesday features an instrumental and vocal music night.
In Gallipolis the divorce action Mary Plantz vs Walter Planta grants temporary alimony of 15 weekly for a minor’s support and 650 attorney fees. Partition in Clyde Saunders vs Clarence Saunders awards four sevenths of their mother Mrs Margaret L Saunders estate to the plaintiff. Evelyn Driggs of Columbus died aged 10. mother Beatrice Boence and others survive. Funeral plans set in Columbus with burial in Nelsonville Green Lawn.
New York stocks opened barely steady with small gains for Jr. Case Consolidated Ons, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and Continental Oil. Declines for Santa Fe, United Aircraft, United States Steel, and Anaconda. Edison Electric Institute gains boost sentiment while iron scrap indices rise. car demand remains cautious as construction lags and private enterprise slows. National Steel seeks a $50 million bond issue, $9 million of which is new capital, seen as a market-opening factor.
Grover Fleming publisher of The Ohio Examiner was arrested for operating a motor vehicle with improper license plates. His son Robert Fleming provided information. the younger Fleming had recently been jailed on an auto theft charge filed by his father but the charge was dismissed by Judge Ernest Thompson. A survey of 86 cities reported Trenton New Jersey with the highest mortality rate and Pittsburgh’s Mrs Melene Levedow noted as a rare diamond cutter.
Toledo grain prices show mixed changes with No 2 red wheat at 93 2/3, No 1 red 93 63/4, No 2 yellow 86 9/89, alongside oats No 2 white 99 465. Extras and current receipts shift modestly higher. Poultry prices stay largely unchanged with assorted broilers and fryers reported. butter and eggs remain steady to easy with various score listings. Potatoes and related produce show stable rates for old and new crates and barrels.
Hog receipts reach 1 900 with 773 direct sales while averages climb for 190 to 240 lb hogs. Cattle totals 364 with 104 direct, calves 160 including 105 direct, steers to 975. fat cows around 64.73. beef bulls 650. Sheep 060 steady to 25 lower with good kinds about 5.38 and ewes near 4.25 for spring lambs.
Hog buyers report 3100 head with direct and through sales. Weighs per head range 160 to 278 pounds with prices around 99.25 to 775 for light weights, early bids 160 pounds down, packing sows steady. Cattle and calves at 600 and 500 respectively, slow to steady. steers and heifers mainly 4.50 to 10 per hundredweight with varied demand.
The report shows May 6 receipts at 97.2 million and expenditures at 946.2 million with a balance of 1.83 billion. Customs for the month 4.16 million. fiscal year receipts 99.27 billion. expenditures 64.07 billion. emergency outlays 3.01 billion. excess expenditures 2.01 billion. Debts 697.31 million, daily decrease 2.1968 million. In Boston wool, sentiment improves as sales rise and prices firm. French combing wools move at 57-62 cents per scoured lb, Texas wool around a lower price on a secure basis.
A joint surprise party was held in Murray for Mrs. Maude Wilson and her daughter Eleanor with many relatives and friends attending including the Buntings Robsons Sneddens Mitchells Conkeys and Vernons. The report also notes visits and illnesses among local residents along with the amputation of Will Lewis's leg and subsequent font removal during surgery.
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