Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. F. P. Martin returns home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fesler Cuya hoga Falls and is met by her son William Martin in Mt. Vernon. Mrs. William Hansel travels to Coshocton for a three day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob El berfeld. Mary Cline Elizabeth McGonagle and Racine Rochester attend Ohio University freshman dance hosted by Joe Stoughton Victor Nixon and Robert Ralston. Annabelle Patsy Heine visit Perrysburg with Alfred Lanning and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoughton mother. Irma Powers speaks at American Legion Auxiliary meeting on her trip abroad. Dr. and Mrs. C A Gaffin visit Wooster for the day. David Moore of Ohio State University spends weekend with parents George S. Moore and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Martin
Donald Fesler
Cuyahoga Falls
Feslers
Mt. Vernon
William Martin
William Hansel
Coshoct
Jacob Elberfeld
Mary Cline
Elizabeth McGonagle
Racine Rochester
Ohio University
Athey
Joe Stoughton
Victor Nixon
Robert Ralston
Alfred Lanning
Annabelle
Patsy Heine
Perrysburg
Frank Stoughton
American Legion Auxiliary
Irma Powers
C. A. Gaffin
Wooster
David Moore
Ohio State University
George S. Moore
Saturday Club Luncheon at Miss Ben Ross Home
The Saturday Club held a 1 pm luncheon at Miss Ben Ross’s home with Chrysanthemums on the tables. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Salts Mrs. M. A. Campbell Mrs. John Well man Mrs. Merritt Wonn Mrs. Harry Stevenson Mrs. Margaret Ross Miss Jessie McManigal Miss Maria Parsons Miss Emma McLain Logan Mrs. Zoa Blosser and Miss Chute Carbon Hill. Eleanor Durr gave a paper on Madame Chiang Kai-Shek and the program included current events and China items during roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ross
Clarence Salts
M. A. Campbell
John Wellman
Merritt Wonn
Harry Stevenson
Margaret Ross
Jessie McManigal
Maria Parsons
Emma McLain
Logan
Zoa Blosser
Chute
Carbon Hill
Le Jardin de Fleur hosts Thanksgiving program on Bowen Street
Mrs Edward Godfrew served a pheasant dinner to Le Jardin de Fleur members and guests at noon Friday. Mrs William Loomis presided as vice president. Two papers were read on seasonal topics by Mrs Loomis on How Our Pioneers Hunted and Mrs Homer Hansel on Thanksgiving Day. Guests present included Mrs H J Unversagt Mrs Melvin Heft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Godfrew
le Jardin de Fleur
Bowen St
William Loomis
Melvin Heft
Carl Brandt
Edward Hockman
Loomis
J. S. Cherrington
Clifford Duffy
Rachel Laird
Hansel
Walter Reasoner
Surprise Party For Mrs Jennie Morse On 84th Birthday
Mrs Jennie Morse received a surprise party on Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Clara Winters on Poplar Street to celebrate her 84th birthday. A Saturday card shower preceded the gathering with family and friends including Mrs Mattie Smith and Edward M Brown among the guests. A centerpiece of snapdragons and chrysanthemums adorned the dinner table where numerous relatives shared in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Morse
Clara Winters
Poplar St
Mattie Smith
Canal Winchester
Edward M. Brown
Logan
Smith
Fanny Lee
Janet Brown
Harriet Woodruff
Columbus
Cleo Miller
Joe Smith
Lancaster
Harry Brown
Robert
Joe Brown
Tommy
Mary
Adam Schaal
Mae Schaal
William Mack
Clara
Jabberwocks Club Bridge Evening at PK Shoppe
Mrs Alfred Lanning hosted the Jabberwocks Club Friday. The PK Shoppe hosted the bridge session with two table contract play. High scores were posted by Mrs Lawrence Harden and Mrs Lawrence Adcock. Mrs Karl Harper attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lanning
Lawrence Harden
Lawrence Adcock
Karl Harper
Fortnightly club hosts bridge session at Toerner home
Mrs. Charlotte Strentz attended a Thursday Fortnightly club bridge gathering at the Toerners on Mulberry Street. After three tables of play, guests partook in a late lunch at Blosser's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Strentz
Anthony Toerner
S. Mulberry St
Blosser’s
Stocks Slip Amid Mixed Motor and Steel Declines
New York stocks drifted, led by motor and steel shares, with Chrysler down over 2 percent and General Motors off about one point after an opening gain. Utilities held steady while metals and rails slipped. Allied Chemical fell 52 points to 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Chrysler
General Motors
Kennecott
Anaconda
American
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Allied Chemical
New York Stocks Mixed As Major Sectors Fed a Broad Rally
A snapshot of wall street shows gains and losses across industries with notable moves in Allied Chemical DuPont General Foods and Procter and Gamble while utilities and oils hold firm. The Industrials and Cotten companies display mixed results amid fluctuating values and trading activity.
Toledo Grain Prices For Wheat Corn And Oats
Wheat No 2 red 92 93 No 3 red 89 92 Corn No 2 yellow 54855 No 3 yellow 52 s54 Oats No 2 white 3242 34s No 3 white 3042 33%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Prices for Eggs Butter Live Poultry Turkeys Ducks and Rabbits
Egg prices steady with firsts 35 cents. seconds 27. ungraded 33. Butterfat No 1 34. No 2 32. Live poultry prices list fowls roosters broilers fryers leghorns and other breeds with weights 2 and over 24 3 and over 24 roast ing chickens 4 and over 26 and 24. Turkeys young toms over 16 and 22. hens No 1 over 24. old hens 20. old toms 20. crooked breasted 15. Ducks spring white 4 and over 18. colored 4 and over 16. old 3 and over 10. Geese choice 8&8 and over 16. medium 8 and over 12. common 10. Rabbits No 1 $4 per dozen. No 2 $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Poultry and Eggs Market Totals and Dressed Product Notes
Butter Firm prices show 92 score ex tras 39 percent standards 36 with 89 score 34 and 88 score 33 percentages. Eggs unsettled with current receipts 24. extra firsts 28. white extras 34. Poultry firm listings include heavy hens 22924 roosters 13 to 14, ducks 18 to 20, geese 16 to 18, young turkeys 24428, old toms 20 to 22, dressed hens 35, dressed and drawn 30, turkeys dressed and drawn 41, turkeys feathers removed 34.
Egg and Butter Market Receipts and Quality Notes
The report lists egg receipts and quality measures including Fresh grad ed firsts carlots 25% and 254 less than carlots, 2744 extra firsts, storage checks 158, fresh dir ties 17, fresh checks 17, standards 184, firsts 18. Butter receipts 6600 unsettled with extras 92 score 37, extra firsts 90 9112, 358 26, firsts 32 33%, seconds 29 31, specials 37 4 38, standards 35, centralized 89 33 2.
Slippery Streets Trigger Minor Pomeroy Crashes
Police Chief Dana L. Tracy reports several minor auto wrecks on ice coated pavements in Pomeroy on Saturday. A collision at Spring Street and East Main involved Tom McKay Hugh Rousey and William Hines with Rousey cut on the head. A Main Street and Butternut Avenue crash between Burton Durst and Earl Smith caused no serious damage. Residents from Breezy Heights couldn't return until the hill was iced down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Dana L. Tracy
Spring St
E. Main St
Tom McKay
Hugh Rousey
William Hines
Rousey
Tracy
Main St
Butternut Ave
Burton Durst
Davis Ave
Columbus
Earl Smith
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices quoted by weight classes from 140 to 350 pounds with ranges from 6.60 to 7.85 plus bulk packing sows at 6.25 to 6.50. Cattle and calves listed with slow mixed yearlings around 850 pounds at 9.25 and bulk steers near 678.50 per load, cows at 7.25, vealers steady, and other beef offerings 3.25 to 4.75. Sheep generally 25 lower than Friday with odd lots at 8.75 to 9.00 and common grades 6 to 8.50. Slaughter ewes steady to 3 plus, light weights up to 3.50, old thins down to 1.
Livestock Prices Move Moderately Across Hog Cattle Calf and Sheep
Hogs steady with Saturday results led by 210 lb at about 8.50 and 2400 direct rounds near 8.50. sows lower. Cattle mixed with few early steer trades, heifers and bulls down 25c, cows steady to weak. low cutters 3.40 to 3.75. Calves steady with dealers paying 12 to 12.50 for good to choice. selections up to 13. Sheep and lambs rise 25c with top lambs at 9.50 and sheep to 5.25. throwout at 8.00.
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Veal Calves and Sheep
The report lists hog prices from 2.10 for pigs to 7.90 for shooters with ranges up to 7.90 for heavy hogs and 6.50 to 6.75 for sows. Cattle show steers 647.90, heifers 5 to 7.58, fat cows 4.20 to 5.80, canners 2.30 to 4.08, bulls 4.15 to 7.40. Veal tops 11.50 to seconds 11.08 11.45, medium 8.70 to 9.15, common 4.25 to 7.50, culls 0.80 to 3.70. Sheep stock owes 1.80 to 73.10. Lambs tops 8.65 to 98.25, light weights 5.50 to 7.50.
Government Expenses and Public Debt Details
Reads like a financial roundup listing expenses totaling 2,948,343,922 and receipts at 2,224,977,583.52. Shows a deficit of 1,728,366,339 and a cash balance of 2,638,692,769.11 with a working balance of 859,741,673.12. Notes public debt of 37,080,822,924.97 and gold reserve of 12,779,016,416.79. Also mentions inactive gold at 9,999,325.03 with customs figures of 173,503,271.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceiniaibeeeiaia Diao
Atta Arene
Oil price listings across districts and pipelines
Prices paid for crude oil by various agencies and lines include Bradford and Allegany District at 2.35, Southwest Pennsylvanian pipelines 2.05, Eureka Line 2.00, Buckeye lines 1.85, Pennzoil 2.25 to 2.35, Buckeye Corning 1.27, Lima 1.25, Princeton 1.35, Illinois 1.38, Michigan 1.44, Western Kentucky 1.40, Eastern Kentucky 1.42 to 1.50, and Eastern Texas 1.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bradford and
Allegany
Tides Water
Pennsylvania
Southwest
Penna
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Pennzoil
Corning
Buckeye
Lima
Princeton
Llinois
Michigan
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Eastern Texas
Million Dollar Gift for Canton Technical High School
A $1,000,000 technical high school building will be erected in Canton. The gift is made outright to the city by the Timken foundation, with H. H. Timken, the manufacturer, serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Timken Foundation
H. H. Timken
Albany Consolidated School District Special Election Notice
Election notice for Albany Consolidated School District announces a November 30 1937 special election to approve an additional two mill tax levy outside the ten mill limit for two years to fund current expenses. Voters will cast for or against the levy, Athens County Board of Elections chair Earl E Johnson presiding with Clerk Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Consolidated
Board OF Elections OF
Athens County
Earl E. Johnson
Jordan
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F. R. Beasley
Athens
Larry Heron
Mgr
Ulli Che
Ark's
Ter, O
Hilltop
N. Lancaster St
Dial
Buick Co
L. E. Richardson Co
Studebaker
Plymouth
Robinson Bros
Mill St
Old Brick Plant
Denver Bricker
Chauncey, FP. O
4Theng Junk CO
Gunrise
Gulf Gas
Pomeroy Road
Brown’s
Elmwood
Aes Ad Armature
Athens Armature and Mach
Wks
Fern St
Ohie Cleaners
N. Court St
R. White
DeSoto
McFarland Chevrolet
Court &St. Dial
Jesse Carsey
New Marshfield Road
D. BE
Finsterwald
R.D
Purina
Wayne Dairy
F. J. Beasley Co
Greenfield
Ohio
Blue Rock, Inc
Washington
DO. H
P.O
Poston No. & Coal and
Stoker Coal
W. Va
Sprint
Bardin Brothers CO
Athens Coal Co
Burlingham
J. KE. Seaman
East State
Coal—Coal
Hocking Valley
Fred Landis
D. D. Chapplear
Poston
W. H. Poston
Chauncey P
R. E. Burson
W. W. Sharpe
Kerr Hardware
Wheaton Hardware Co
the Messenger
The
Athens Lumber Co
Cline’s
Nursola
N. Court 81
Acme
R. L. Glendenning
N. Congress
Jersey
Steve Baney
Sugar Creek
W. Garpenter ST
Ben Tippie
Athens R. 2
Philco & Tube Cabinet
Woodard Ave
J. W. Maxwell
Angell Ridge
Higgins Feed Store
Marshfield Road
White's Mill
Effie Watkins
Sunoco
Albany
Valley Produce
Dow Sander's Orchard
Grimes
Jonathan
Stayman’s
Kampf and Welch Orchard
Glen Ebon
O.arges
CA. Jones & Sons
W. EB
Reed Jeffers
Athens Cash Ffe
N. Court
Guy Graham
Athens R
Riverside Street
Mull Foster Jr
J. E. Bailey, Secy, A. & B. Realty Co
N. G. Rose
O. R.D
Cox Bros
Swanson’s
Phillips
Albany, O
J. E. Cline
McHenry
Summers and Son
Parker Bros
Crosley
Wrights
Cameron and van Dyke General Insurance Service
Life — Fire — Storm
Automobile Insurance
Security Bank
Carlos H. Cameron
W. State. Dial
Clean Storage Good ‘Moving Service
BE “Fat Collins
Hallett
Mac Chevrolet
ZOO
Macchevrolet
Fayette St
J. C. Hallett
Nelsonville Esneggee
Pleasant Hill Road
J. W. Ashton
Richland Ave
Frank
H. C. Cameron & Gon
W. State
Clinesmith
Atkins St
Glouster
Sylvia Emery
R. D
Buck and Burk
City Properties—Insurance
E. R. Walker
Insurance and Real Estate
Security Bank Bldg
Stratton Motors
McDaniel Motor Sales
Nelsonville
Watkins St
White Seal Oil Co
A. Jack
Nelsonville, O
Coakley
Carpenter Hardware CO
Frank Power
Freasley
Jascinept
A. T
N. W. M. Pac
Onene
So. Pac
Industrials RE Fn Eenegenemeneny IV Allied Chem
Alec
CBR
Anasto Libbey Owens Ford
Mont
Ward
Encenane
MOE
Nncummsnen
Sears Roebuck
SOSEG
Util Power and Lite A
Aenne
Cetueen Westinghouse
Procter and Gamble Oils
Ohio Oil Toul Stand
Ind
N. J. Steels
Am. Rolling Mills Crucible
Republic Miaitaganabans Motors, Rubbers
Adestase
Briggs Mfg
Bloc
Autolite
Gen. Motors
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear
Ti Timken Roller
MIN Am
Widke
AOS OO
Ai Ai
Mat
Gas Aidi
Meeed
Aee
Mene
RAILS
Wteee
Cincinnati Produce
Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Gallipolis
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