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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1936
Page
18
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Hog receipts rise with 20 to 25 cent lower trend on top weights and sows steady at nine dollars. Cattle and calves show slower demand, steady to lower bids, grass fat steers around six to seven dollars, butchers and cutters weak. Sheep market softer with lambs under pressure and lighter ewe and wether offerings. Boston wool market firm though trade slow per USDA.
In a fluctuating session General Motors rose to 73 and Chrysler to 1281⁄2 while Union Pacific climbed to 145 and New York Central to 474 and Chesapeake & Ohio to 7612. Profit-taking appeared in some shares after yesterday's strength.
Market listings show varied results with gains in some sectors and declines in others. Industrials, oils, and steels referenced with several major companies. percent figures appear jumbled amid OCR errors.
The marriage of William Arnold son of James Arnold Carbondale and Maude Connor daughter of Bert and Mrs Connor Starr was announced after a ceremony at the parsonage conducted by Rev. Charles Wachenschwanz.
Mr and Mrs Frederic Kisor Sr announce the marriage of their son Frederic Kisor Jr to Miss Rosetta Good of Chillicothe. The ceremony was performed by Rev E C Bond of Chillicothe on Oct 17 1936. They will reside at the bridegroom’s parents home. Clyde Beverage has been dismissed from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a minor operation last Friday.
Miss Helen Jackson hosted a bridge club evening in Nelsonville with three tables in play. High score went to Miss Helen Jackson, second to Miss Charlotte Acker, and third to Mrs. Harry Kelly Jr. Guest prize was won by Mrs. Frank Jackson.
Auction set for Thursday October 22 at 1 00 p m at residence three miles from Guyeville featuring gas line equipment bugsy saddle harness grain and household articles Allen 6ECOT is the contact listing attached to the notice
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh produce reports show steady to unsettled conditions across poultry, butter, eggs, and meat prices. Notable items include graded firsts and extras for eggs and poultry, receipts totals, and varying duck, fowl, and roast categories with multiple color grades and weights.
Cleveland Produce notes steady markets with extras at 94 percent and standard grade 34s. Live poultry prices show hens, ducks, broilers, and turkeys with varied weights and grades. garbled entries include a Kamakura thief tale and trivia about albatross flight and U.S. forest visitation in 1935.
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