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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1935

Page

12

Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Treasury Data Summary

Market notes show hogs at 140 to 220 pounds from $9.50 to $10.10 with some sows steady. Cattle and calves mixed with grass steer and heifer prices in the $6 to $8 range and calves around $11 to $12. Treasury position lists November 25 receipts at $11.6 million and expenditures at $29.7 million, fiscal year totals $1.445 billion in receipts and $3.079 billion in expenditures. Gold assets stand at $9.84 billion.

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Athens High Art Club Holds Treasure Party

The Athens Junior High School Art Club hosted a Pieces of Eight treasure hunt at Florence Elkins home with 27 members. Prizes went to Anna Morrison and Elizabeth Wood for the hunt, while Phillip Swanson won two magazines. Also noted is a line about radium pricing and ore, unrelated to the event.

Captain Kidd Athens Florence Elkins Maplewood Drive Helen Cornwell Anna Margaret Morrison Elizabeth Wood Phillip Swanson

Wheat and grain prices edge up as markets react

Grain prices show mixed movement with Wheat No 2 red near 95 and Corn No 2 yellow around 60 in Cincinnati market chatter. Liverpool wheat strength counters European oil embargo hesitations while Chicago futures swing from gains to modest climbs ahead of December contracts.

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Poultry and dairy prices and stockyard figures noted

Dairy butter prices hold steady with 92 score ex tras 34 and 89 score 324. Cheese unchanged. Poultry mainly steady with heavy hens and leghorn figures listed. turkeys, ducks, geese, and roosters shown with various weights. Fresh killed, full dressed hens at 34, springers 35. hog dressed 27. Current receipts show nearby 3 32 and 2,267 cases of eggs.

Market Egg Prices Hold Steady Across Receipts

Eitter reports total eggs 5 175, steady prices with no changes. Extra firsts 30, fresh graded firsts 29, current receipts 27 28, refrigerator extras 21 percent, standards 21s, fists 21 percent.

Cleveland Produce Prices and Boston Wool Market Roundup

The report lists butter and creamery tub standards at 96s with 36, live poultry steady with medium fowls No 2 at 13c and old toms at 20, along with local dressed poultry steady. Potatoes at 2.50 per 100 lb sack and sweet potatoes at 16.65 per bushel. Wool market sales were fair, focused on 64-6 and finer grades plus 58s and 60s, with scattered Ohio fleeces at 32.933 to 34.839 cents in grease for fine Delaine and 38.439 to 38.439 cents for combing 66s blood and 48s 50s blood.

Cincinnati Nebraska Cleveland Boston Ohio

Chauncey Pupils Stage Holiday Thanksgiving Program

Chauncey elementary grades presented a Thanksgiving Assembly with music directed by Mrs. Christine Brown. Victor Tucker presided as Student Council president. Each grade performed multiple songs and Dorothy Wilson read The Origin Of Thanksgiving.

Chauncey Chauncey School Victor Tucker Christine Brown Porter Thomas Our Dorothy Wilson

Nineteen Mines Marked for Work in Chauncey Area

CHAUNCEY N Y Nineteen mines were marked for work Wednesday listing No 267 No 2a No 24 No 9 No 255 No 69 No 107 No 219 No 10X Ohio No 1 Salem Hollow Chauncey N Y 25 Poston No 6 Hocking Luhrig Carbondale Coonville Lick Run and Kimberly The annual basketball game between the Alumni and high school will be Thanksgiving Day at 2 50 in the high school gymnasium.

Chauncey Ohio Salem Hollow Chauncey N. Y Poston No Hocking Luhrig Carbondale Coonville Lick Run Kimberly Acovt Eunvasion

Large 21 Inch Radish Grown in Chauncey Garden

Mark Sutton of Mill Street Chauncey reports a radish dug from his garden measuring 21 inches long and 10 inches in diameter and still solid. Mr and Mrs Dwight Hartley announce the birth of a son Jerry Dwight on November 21 with grandparents Albert Hayden and William A Hartley listed.

Chauncey Mark Sutton Mill Street Dwight Hartley Jerry Dwight Albert Hayden William A. Hartley

Chauncey Dover Alumni Dance Set for Thanksgiving Night

Chauncey Dover Alumni Thanksgiving dance scheduled for Thanksgiving night at German Village near Chauncey on Route 13. Pinkie Cullis Orchestra from Columbus will provide music. Dance committee includes Carroll Tippett Wilma Ferrer Charles Sweeney Willard Fielder Ruth Gardner Charlotte Bricker Marjorie Thomas. invitations handled by Sarah Thomas Homer Omen and Glenn Gardner.

Chauncey Chauncey-Dover German Village Pinkie Cullis Columbus Carroll Tippett Wilma Ferrer Charles Sweeney Willard Fielder Ruth Gardner Charlotte Bricker Marjorie Thomas Sarah Thomas Homer Omen Glenn Gardner

Revival Ends at Morristown Holiness Church

An all day revival meeting at Morristown Holiness Church closed on Sunday with strong attendance from surrounding communities. Evangelists Rev. John Peel and Rev. Victor Glenn of Bedford Indiana led the two week meeting assisted by Pastor Rev. Lester Stanley and song leader Rev. Charles Hook. They departed for Indiana on Monday.

Chauncey Morristown Holiness Church John Peel Victor Glenn Bedford Ind Lester Stanley Charles Hook Indiana

Entertains for Husband CHAUNCEY

Mrs Christine Brown hosted a two course dinner Sunday for her husband Ralph Brown visiting from Mansfield Ohio where he is employed. Guests included Willan Hughes Allen Barnett and Russell Tithers all of Mansfield.

Chauncey Christine Brown Ralph Brown Mansfield Ohio Willan Hughes Allen Barnett Russell Tithers

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