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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
13
Kelly led the con test with 229 points as Martins hosted Patton Hutchins Davis Hurley 176 161 187 169 168. Central results show Cookson Davis Huddy Kelly Betts with scores 158 170.
The report lists corporate names and financial figures including United States treasury positions on October 9 with receipts of 9128,560,122.35 and expenditures of 99,400,081.16, plus debt, gold assets, customs receipts, and fiscal year totals. It also details currency and commodity prices for wools and French combing lines, indicating market conditions and selling ranges.
Mrs. Harry Kelly and Mrs. C. H. Bartlett attend a noon luncheon in Columbus hosted by Ed Schorr Deshler Hotel Deshler for about 50 prominent Ohio Republican women as part of the state central committee activities.
The Nelsonville Methodist Guild hosted the annual Silver Tea Wednesday evening at Mrs. Ralph Parka home. Mrs. Donald Betts guild president helped greet guests as a piayette was performed and musical numbers featured Mr and Mrs Parks piano duet and Mrs Parks solo.
Early market trading shows broad gains with heavy volume as stocks rise on strong U S Steel General Motors Du Pont and other names. Retail demand and favorable weather bolster retail figures while grains and produce show mixed moves across wheat corn oats butter eggs and potatoes.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church school in Nelsonville held its annual dinner with 36 members and guests attending. After the meal the business meeting was led by president Mrs. Fred Juniper, followed by devotions by Mrs. Adda James. A total of 143 sick calls and 4 bouquets were recorded for the month, then a social time concluded the session.
Major Fred Malpass, new commander of the Salvation Army Southwestern Ohio division, will visit Athens this weekend staying over Saturday night and Sunday. He previously taught at the Salvation Army Training College in New York City before his appointment. Adjt. W. W Hinshaw arranged special song and music programs for Saturday and Sunday including a local quartet a musical sextet and the Cincinnati Ensemble.
Hog and cattle volumes appear with fluctuations across classes. Hogs 1,600 to 2,150 head seen, steady to 1c lower for 170 to 220 lbs at about 11.50 to 11.60, 120 to 190 lbs around 10.75 to 11.95. sows at 10.25 down. Cattle 300 head nominal, steer top near 0.75, calves steady, fat cows 4.50 to 5.50, heifers 6.50 to 7.35, sheep 1,400 head with lambs down 25 to 30, fat lambs 9.65 to 10.75, other quotes vary. Indications show steady to weak demand for lambs and mixed cattle movement.
Contracts for the 1994 wheat adjustment program have been received at the Athens County extension office. Eight farmers already applied, with nine new applicants. Signing can wait until after fall wheat is planted, and acreage may be adjusted later if the crop is too large. The plan calls for a five percent reduction from base acreage under 1924-32 or 1931-32 rules.
A fragment notes using concentrated canned cups as light from the can to create sauces for warmed-over meat. It suggests canned beef soup and cakes that mimic a Spanish omelette as a quick dish.
The Woman's Community Garden Club plans to bring Mrs. Silas B. Waters of Cincinnati to Nelsonville as a keynote speaker. Waters, president of the Ohio Garden Club, will share ideas on flowers gardens and attractive highways and how Nelsonville women can achieve this.
Mrs J P Ad amson Mrs H Key Mise Blanche Mooreheat Mrs J M Hyde Mrs Ralph Henry Miss Pran ce Scott Mrs BE J Kessinger Mrs Doras Hersh Mrs C B Welch Mrs James Sharp Mrs C B Pritchard and Mrs L D Johnson travel to Logan for South Mast District Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs sessions today and tomorrow. They plan to attend the banquet as the standout society fair of the conference.
Wednesday, October 14 at 10 00 am sale at J M Wood farm milemoeth of Athens five miles east of FP fate stock implements and other articles offered.Wood
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