Sunday edition policy for ads acceptance
The notice states that ads for the Sunday edition will be accepted until 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. It references the AA and Pw initials and appears as a brief publishing guideline.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1942
Page
8
The notice states that ads for the Sunday edition will be accepted until 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. It references the AA and Pw initials and appears as a brief publishing guideline.
Hemlock Grove Church of Christ will hold memorial services on Sunday May 24. Mrs Luster Barnett and daughter Rachel Edith Barnett and Mrs Hunter of New Marshfield were recent Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Porter Midkiff. Numerous local families visited relatives and neighbors across Hemlock Grove and nearby towns.
The Women's Society for Christian Service met with Mrs. Nannie Rothgeb for devotions and a program featuring readings by local members. Numerous visits from residents of Wellsville, South Point, Northup, Nat, Ripley, and Jackson are noted, with several families hosting relatives and guests.
Stocks edged down with few losers led by Santa Fe Standard Oil and U S Steel along with Phelps Dodge International Harvester U S Rubber and Texas Company. Edison Electric Institute with weekly electric output 3 551126 million kWh shows a 1 4 percent rise from last week and 11 6 percent year over year. AP power index climbs to 158 8 percent of 1929 30 average.
A crowded noon board lists gains for Bendix Aviation Chrysler and Kennecott while General Electric Procter and Gamble and Sears show steadier moves. Major industrials like American Car and Foundry and United States Steel also appear with varied percentages amid a broad market where several issues hover around the unchanged mark.
Grain and Produce reports eggs unsettled with white extras 2614, white standards 28, brown extras 2844, firsts 28, current receipts 2743. Government grading remains unchanged at Pittsburgh markets.
Butter unsettled creamery extras in tubs 42 percent standards 40 percent. Eggs unsettled prices paid shippers in 100 caseles. Furnished by the Cleveland butter and egg board. Extras 87 pound and up candlelight yolks clear 30 standards 29 current receipts 55 pound and up 28. Butter receipts 1,172,951 easy creamery 93 score 37 percent 38 percent 92 37 percent 91 34 percent 90 37 percent other prices unchanged. Fees receipts 29,051 steady market unchanged.
Central Ohio markets show current farm receipts at 2549 with grades including firsts 26 percent seconds 22 percent cracks 22 percent pullets 20 percent. Whites U S extras large 31 U S standards large 29 U S standards medium 26.
Hogs 3,200, bidding 10 cents higher or 14.10 for 180 to 275 pounds. Cattle 500, calves 400, lightweight cattle limited, cows and bulls steady. Steers around 11.18 for 1,118 pounds, common beef 10.50 to 12.00, beef cows 8.25 to 9.50, bulls 9.50 to 10.50. Sheep 100, lambs selling to 16 for good to choice spring stock.
Hog bids range from 14.15 to 14.30 for 160 to 290 lb loads with steady cattle and calves. Sheep show higher activity, lambs good to choice at 13.50, with the market closing Monday at 13.50.
Racine Mother Daughter Banquet given by the Women's Society of Christian Service honored Mary Jean Watson Marian Simpson and Betty O Connor of Racine High School class of 1942. Guests, corsages, Bible gifts, and a silver blue table decor highlighted the event at the Racine Methodist Church Annex.
The United States rubber industry used 870000 bales of cotton, accounting for 16 percent of domestic consumption, for tires and other products during 1940.
Annual event in Calcutta features a goat a horse and an elephant as contenders. Rattles and squeaks in vehicles demand prompt attention and loose parts show quick wear.
On Saturday May 16 at 1 p.m. a public sale offers household goods and carpenter tools cash terms. Auctioneers Prank Ferry and V. C. Maxwell list the event three miles from Athens Pomeroy Road.
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