Canning line and property notes in Athens Ohio area
Kieffer Pfars for canning and C O Baker of Baker Settlement Athens Ohio RD 1. 98 E Union Street lists an 8 room house with garage store room and basement. Key at Building Loan W Union St.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1942
Page
7
Kieffer Pfars for canning and C O Baker of Baker Settlement Athens Ohio RD 1. 98 E Union Street lists an 8 room house with garage store room and basement. Key at Building Loan W Union St.
U S Steel Bethlehem Sears Roebuck Westinghouse American Can and Montgomery Ward posted fractional gains in a subdued start to trading. Oil shares drew buyers as reports say Atlantic coast fuel oil stocks remain tight due to insufficient tank cars.
Noon stock prices listed for multiple companies including Gen. Motors Chrysler U S Steel and Westinghouse with varied percentages. The table shows values for Amer. Gan Amer. Car and Fdy Anaconda and more, concluding with total sales of 318,710.
A detailed grade-by-grade report lists egg prices by case type from extra first to nearby ungraded, with colored fowls, leghorn, and Plymouth rocks by weight. springers, broilers, fryers, and roasters shown with varying prices. Butter receipts and carrot scores appear, alongside government graded egg figures and total sales at 320 cases.
Pittsburgh hogs 300, calves 100, cattle 150. sheep 300 with top grades up 25. Lambs choice $14.25 to $14.75. Cincinnati hogs over 160 lb, tops $14.80 for 260 to 280 lb. Cattle 600, calves 300. steers, cows, bulls active. Heifers $94 to $12.50. baby beef calves $10 to $13. vealers steady with top $16.
Republican rally planned in Chauncey at the high school athletic field on Thursday October 22 at 7 30 p m. In rain it moves to the high school building. Principal speaker O K Parrott Athens and Congressman Thomas Jenkins may attend. Chauncey Dover band to provide music. Large turnout anticipated.
COOLVILLE Bethel W S C S met recently at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gillilan A pot luck supper was served at the home of Sara and George Shields Friday evening Those attending included many local social and church members The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Myrie Griffin.
Clarence E Mullins of Chauncey celebrated a birthday with family and friends at his Ellis Avenue home Sunday night. Gifts and a birthday cake sent by daughter Ruth Mullins Droz of Columbus were shared as attendees listed include Ganelle Welch Marjorie Welch Delores Scott Margaret Whaley Phyllis Smith Connie George Mullins Jeanie Cline Georgia Mullins Grace Ann Mullins Arthur Mullins Tommy Mullins and Mr and Mrs Clarence Mullins.
Chauncey city officials plan a joint Chauncey City Council and Board of Public Affairs meeting Tuesday at seven in the City Building to discuss and arrange a dedicatory service for the Chauncey water and sewer system. Mayor W. D. Hines announced the gathering.
Chauncey hosts include Mrs. F H Swan and Mrs Mollie Helling of Cleveland visiting brother Sir Witham and sisters of the late Burke Witham once Chauncey marshal. Sunday guests at John Shafer’s include Grinstead Sands Bingman Brookins and Wharton families. Joe Nicholson announces birth of William Dennis 7% pounds in Chauncey. Max Sanborn to Columbus for cataract surgery. Grain prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and soybeans.
Mrs. Mary White is seriously ill at her Sand Ridge home with Nellie White helping care for her. Columbus guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McWilliams and children Donna and Larry visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rye Cunningham in Chauncey. Homer Cunningham and Delbert Hawk return from visits. Miss Amy Jo Sanders and Misses Lois Ann Shafer and Isabelle Courtney spend weekends in Chauncey.
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