Rodeo Day Action As Battery Team Bucked At Fairgrounds
At the Fairgrounds on Tuesday night a recalcitrant Battery BE team led by Sgt. William Long bucked and split from a four-team parade. Kerry the horse bolted then reared, with Long finally regaining control before returning to the barn. Battery E officers planned a May 23 quarterly inspection, while the battery baseball team prepared for an early season game with Wheaton Hardware on Mill Street. Non-Commissioned Officers School also scheduled for Thursday at 7 at the Armory.
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Fairgrounds
William Long
134Th Field Artillery
Elbert Carmichael
Long
Kerry
Andy
Paul Hall
Ben Brown
H. D. Echedahi
Field Artillery Regiment
Robert Eastman
Wheaton Hardware
Mill Street
Recreation Playground League
Frank Watkins
Varied Program Is Feature at Grange
Athens Grange will host a varied program during the lecture hour tonight in Athens. All candidates who earned first and second degrees last week are expected to attend. Phil Briley sings with Clarence Mansfield on guitar, and a minstrel show featuring John Hope Agnes Terrell Everett Russ and 8 8 Shaw will be presented. Refreshments will be served.
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Athens Grange
Athens
Phil Briley
Clarence Mansfield
John Hope
Agnes Terrell
Everett Russ
Shaw
Death of Adam L. Ellis Remembers Athens Relative
Mrs. John Cabeen of Athens learns of the death of her uncle Adam L. Ellis former Athens area resident who passed away Tuesday in Waukesha Wisconsin Funeral services were held today Ellis was also related to Mrs. Herbert Parker of Athens.
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Athens
Adam L. Ellis
Waukesha
Wis
Ellis
Herbert Parker
Daughters of 1812 Leaders Attend State Conference
Miss Myrtle Mitchell president of the Athena Chapter and Mrs. J R Harvey with Mrs. John Cross and Mrs. H L Atkinson depart by motor for Columbus to attend the 33rd annual state conference of the U S Daughters of 1812.
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Athena
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Daughters of 1812
J. R. Harvey
John Cross
H. L. Atkinson
Mator
Columbus
Woman's Missionary Society Sets 7 PM Meeting
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Central Avenue M E Church will meet at 7 o'clock tonight at the church, changing the prior 7:30 schedule.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Central Avenue M. E
Plains Unemployed League Meeting May 15
A meeting of The Plains Unemployed League is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at the Grade School. Charlies Workman will perform a trombone solo during the musical program.
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Plains the Plains
Plains Unemployed League
Charlies Workman
Grimes and Pierce Arrested on Gasoline Theft Charge
Athens police detained Howard Grimes and Donald Pierce last night for stealing gasoline from a car on High Street. They are confined in the city jail and will be arraigned before Mayor R. B. Wood today.
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Donald Pierce
Athens
R. 8. Wood
Hollywood Sports Fashion Flags Morning Wear
In Hollywood fashion notes, Madge Evans dons a gold suede windbreaker with a green skirt and beret for a sporty look. Janet Gaynor sports a blue pique dress and matching hat while Palm Springs weekended. Miriam Jordan outfits a yellow linen sports suit with white accessories, Heather Angel wears a gray linen dress with butterfly sleeves, Mae Clark swims in a yellow backless suit trimmed in navy.
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Palm Springs
Miriam Jordan
Heather Angel
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Jail Population Drops to Five Prisoners in Pomeroy
Pomeroy reports the jail at the year's low with five inmates. Ethel Cass of Middleport was sent to Athens State Hospital under probate court order. Cordelia Curtis of Rose Hill School earned perfect marks in all subjects on the eighth grade exams, the only student to do so among 322, with Genevieve Will and Franklin Riser also posting near perfect scores.
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Ethel Cass
Middleport
Athens
Miss Curtis
Genevieve Will
Rose Hill
Franklin Riser
Minersville
Unemployed Meeting Announces Relief Schedule Change
A May 14 meeting behind the Courthouse reported a new relief order schedule. The plan provides a base $1.50 for a man and wife plus 25 cents for each dependent.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Man Hosts Birthday Anniversary Dinner
Harry Jacobs, recuperating after a second eye cataract removal, celebrated his twenty-second birthday anniversary in Pomeroy with friends. Sixteen guests attended the Wednesday evening gathering.
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Pomeroy
Harry Jacobs
Funeral Services for Frederick Ellison Held in Athens
Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Frederick Ellison aged 61 who died Tuesday at his home 116 West Washington Street Athens Burial followed at State Street Cemetery Athens He is survived by his wife Louise.
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West Washington Street
Athens
State Street
Louise
Mrs Donaldson Dies At Home In Ames
Emma H Donaldson aged 79 died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred James near Amesville Her husband Lewis Donaldson died in 1927 She leaves a daughter Mrs Fred James Amesville and a son William Donaldson of Chauncey Funeral services will be at 2 o clock Saturday at McDougall Church near Amesville Burial will be in McDougall Cemetery Rev A Y Wilcox pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Athens will conduct Friends may call at Mrs James home but flowers are requested not to be sent
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Fred James
Amesville
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American Can Leads Rally On New York Stock Exchange
In a lighter trading day American Can took the lead on the New York Stock Exchange while United States Steel held near yesterday’s close. Prices were generally steady to firm as Allied Chemical rose to a yearly high and Atlantic Coast Line hit a new rail top.
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U.P
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United States
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Baltimore & Ohio
Chrysler
American Telephone
Dun and Bradstreet commodity index figures released
Dun & Bradstreet reports the daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for the period ending today. The index stands at 89.71, up from 83.80 yesterday, with weekly and monthly figures shown and a 1933 high at 89.71.
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U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Live poultry prices and butter varieties posted
The listing shows fresh eggs at 12913c and live poultry with young colored chickens at 16922c and white leghorns at 15 18c. Butter varieties include Creamery extra at 23 24c, standards 22 23c, and firsts 21-22c with other poultry prices unchanged.
Butter and eggs market report with mixed pricing
Butter packing stock No 2 Ide No 3 Ide butter fat delivered 23 cents. Eggs steady with cases included extra firsts 12 and a half cents seconds 10 4 cents. Nearby ungraded light.
Eggs Market Mixed with Steady Prices Despite High Receipts
Market reports show unsettled eggs prices with little change. Receipts total 36 870 cases and extra firsts 134 19 percent. firsts 12 percent. Butter market firm with unchanged prices. Raceipis 14608 bubs noted. dirties and other items unclear.
Prices on dairy eggs and poultry in Southern Ohio markets
Butter and eggs prices list nearby receipts and standards with cents per pound and percentage figures. Poultry includes colored hens leghorns broilers and ducks with varied prices. hog dressed meat noted. Regional scope covers Southern Ohio West Virginia Kentucky with current receipts and fresh killed items.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Market Prices Brief for Butter Poultry Potatoes
Butter and Egee Markets show steady tone with high extras and receipts. Poultry prices hold firm across heavy fowl medium fowl leghorn broilers ducks geese turkeys and old roosters. potatoes from Michigan New York Ohio and Pennsylvania listed by sack size and grading with prices per 100 sacks and per bushel.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary
Live Stock at Pittsburgh market mostly higher with cattle and calves steady to firm. Hogs uneven but in range with 230 to 300 lb pigs $5.25 to $5.45, sows around $4. Cattle demand slow to strong with medium steers and yearlings $60.25 to $60.50, cows $63.85, calves $56 to $60. Sheep trades steady with spring lambs $7.80 to $8.50 and shorn lambs $6.35 to $7.87, aged wethers $30.
Market summary for hogs cattle and sheep figures for market day
Hogs receipts 5200 plus 9096 direct and through 160 heldover. Early moderately active at 170 lb with gains. lighter weights and sows steady. Top and bulk 170 to 300 lb buyers pay 5.35. 150 to 170 lb mostly 4.75 to 5. 130 to 150 lb 4.35 to 4.00. underweights and sows 63.10 to 4.00. Cattle receipts 225 calves 600 active. Vealers steady to strong. steers and heifers up about a notch. beef cows 3.26. bulls 2.60 to 3.75. Good to choice vealers 64.50 to 75.50. Sheep receipts 2200 mostly steady. spring lambs 7.50 to 8.00. plainer 5.50 to 6.00. buck lambs around 1 discount. old crop share lambs 5.75. aged fat ewes mostly 1.00 to 2.00.
Boston Wool Market Sees Strongs Demand for 64s and Finer
Boston buyers show solid demand for 64s and finer territory wools in original bags. Actual sale volume is limited due to few older wools and small arrivals from primary markets. Ready sale offered for shipments arriving in Boston at 58.960 cents scoured for average French combing 64s and finer, and at 44.57 cents for short French combing and clothing staples in original bags. Choice staple territory wools of similar grade have sold in original bags at 61 to 63 cents scoured.
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Territory
Bond Price Report At Noon Market Values List
Noon prices show Liberty bonds and Treasury issues trading mixed. Liberty 3 1/2s at 101.29, 4s at 102.28, Treas 4s at 108.25, 4 1/4s at 105.90, 3 1/2s at 101.12 during the session with 43 June and 43 March entries around 101.10 to 101.15.
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Treas
Toledo Grain Market Prices and Rates
Grain in elevators shows wheat No 3 red at 86 2087 percent and No 1 red lc prem. Corn No 2 yellow 50 51 with oats No 2 white 204 30. Rye No 2 620 3c and track prices list Wheat No 1 red 6384 No 2 82 83. corn No 2 yellow 45 46. oats No 2 white 26 228. seed and hay prices also noted as cash and futures for clover alsike and timothy.
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Timothy Per Cwl
Rail Time Card Details for Athens Train Arrivals and Services
The notice lists southbound and westbound trains with arrival and departure times, including Athens arrival at 11 02 a m and multiple daily or limited services. It notes daily exclusions Sundays and provides limited service numbers and times across the Baltimore and Ohio route network.
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Baltimore & Ohio
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