Births and Weddings Round Out Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs Dana R Ruth announce the birth of a daughter Jane Low born Saturday October 23 at Sheltering Arma Hospital. Marriage announced for Catherine Grim daughter of John Grim Canton to Wendell Sneary of Canton on Sunday October 24 at the bride’s mother home. Mrs Speary formerly of Athens arrived today to visit at Miss Edith Bertram’s home Stewart Street. They plan to visit Parkersburg tomorrow to see an aunt of the bride Miss Helen Achaefer student in piano at Ohio University will attend the Rachmaninoff recital in Memorial Hall at Columbus tonight. Mr and Mrs Late Boden 100 West State Street hosted guests over the weekend Louis Stewart and Clarence Stewart of Columbus. The Stewart brothers are cousins of Mrs Boden.
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Dana R. Ruth
Jane Low
Sheltering Arma Hospital
Catherine Grim
John Grim
Canton
Wendell Sneary
Ocanton
Speary
Athens
Edith Bertram
Stewart Street
Parkersburg
Helen Achaefer
Ohio University
Rachmaninoff
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Late Boden
Weat State Street
Louis Stewart
Clarence Stewart
Stewart Brothers
Boden
Pageant Set to Travel Ohio River District Next Week
The Ohio River Pageant arrives at Hockingport next Friday as part of a 10 day reenactment of Washingtons 1770 voyage. The event, a regional contribution to the national bicentennial, recreates Washingtons Ohio River journey with encampments at Hockingport and Shade River. Local D A R markers and ceremonies will accompany the drama, with leaders from Ohio and nearby states in attendance. A reconstructed party will travel by canoe and boat, visiting sites in Ohio and West Virginia through late October.
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Hockingport
Washington
Berry
T. N. Hoover
Gov. White
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio River
The
Weath
Shade River
Kinshata
John Hume
Springfield
Herbert Backus
Columbus
William Magee Wilson
Xenia
H. L. Atkinson
Order of Daughters of Union Veterans
H. G. Burgett
Transportation Committee
L. J. Eberle
East Liverpool
Fry
Sisterville
W. Va
Rene and
Marietta
Parkersburg
Longbottom
Ravenswood
Pt. Pleasant
Pocahontas Degree District Convention Held in Glouster
In Glouster on Friday the Pocahontas Degree district met with Mia Lucile Joseph of Trimble presiding. Delegates from 12 councils attended the session at Mocee Hall with officers installed by Murray City and remarks by state officers. A chicken dinner followed at Red Men Halls Front Street, and plans were made to hold next year’s convention in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cunliff
Great Pocahontas
Murray City
Clevinger
Junior Sagemore
Columbus
Ella Browning
Uhricheville
Sarah Hall
Coshocton
Lucy Langlett
Orphans’ Board of
Ohio
Pomeroy
Anna Shanlts
Creat Guard
Tepes
Athens
Amy Lanning
Great Guard of the Forest
New E Straitaville
Isl
Murrey City
Millfield
Nelsonville
Seasion
Corning
Messenger Cooking School Invites Community Women
The Messenger Cooking School opens next Tuesday at the Senior High School Auditorium for four sessions ending Friday. Admission is free, with daily recipes, model kitchen displays, gifts from local merchants, and demonstrations of moderate priced wares for home use.
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Athena
Messenger Cooking School
Business Leader Will Talk to Higley Class
H. V. Tom of Zanesville will speak at a dinner sponsored by the Higley Mens Bible Class at the First Christian Church. Tom is president of the Tri-State Conference of Bureau Managers of the Merchants Credit Association and manager of the Zanesville Merchants Credit Association. A short program of music and readings will precede the dinner and lecture. Tickets must be requested by noon Thursday. Dinner is at six oclock Friday.
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H. V. Tom
Zanesville
Higley
Toro
Tri-State
Merchants’ Credit Association
Zanesville Merchants’ Credit Association
Tom
Fire destroys three buildings in Cleveland blaze
Investigators and police renewed inquiries into the Cleveland fire that leveled three structures, damaged several more, and caused an estimated 250000 dollars in losses. The blaze prompted renewed attention from fire crews and authorities today.
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Cleveland
Glouster Vet to Receive Purple Heart Honor
Will Rogers, a city resident and Frank McCann Post American Legion member, will receive the Order of the Purple Heart for overseas service. The ceremony in Glouster includes post officers being installed by Paul Tague of New Lexington, with visitors expected and a Legion Auxiliary lunch served.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Convention Date Set for Glouster Parish Conference
Dr RB O McClure district superintendent announces the first quarterly conference for Glouster Parish on Sunday evening November 13 at Glouster Church. A parish rally is planned with a combined youth choir a men’s chorus and special features. Dr McChure will deliver the sermon.
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Glouster
RB. O. McClure
Glouster Church
McChure
Death of Ralph Mecum in Glouster
Ralph Mecum seven year old son of Albert Mecum died Sunday at 6 pm at his grandmother Eliza Mecum's South High Street home from typhoid fever. He leaves his father and a nine year old brother Andrew. his mother died three years ago. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Church of Christ led by Rev. M. B. Rogers. Burial place undecided.
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Glouster
Ralph Mecum
Albert Mecum
Eliza Mecum
South High Street
Andrew
Church of Christ
M. B. Rogers
Chapter to Meet in Glouster Masonic Temple
Then Chapter Order of Eastern Star will convene at 7 pm Tuesday at the Masonic Temple in Glouster. Mrs B Dillon notes a social hour follows the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mra
B. Dillon
Rothwell Club Meets Gloubter in Urban Crest
The Rothwell Club held its regular October meeting at Mrs. W. W. Bryson’s home in Urban Crest with Mrs. B. M. Blower presiding. Mrs. M. M. Bryson read a paper on U. S. Dellar Abroad, followed by tea and cake. Next gathering set for November 32 at Mrs. E. Mundew’s New Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothwell Club
W. W. Bryson
Urban Crest
B. M. Blower
U. S. Dellar
M. M. Bryson
EB FE. Mundew
New Street
Packers Keep Grip on Lead
The Green Bay Packers maintained first place in the National Professional Football League despite resistance from Brooklyn. They won 18 to 0 at Green Bay as Al Rose intercepted a later al and returned 22 yards for a score, with Stahlmen’s block setting up another. Portsmouth and Chicago also won their games as standings mixed behind the Packers.
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Chicago
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Brooklyn
Green Bay
al Rose
Texas
Benny Friedman
Stahlmen
Portsmouth
Stapleton
Dutch Clark
Cavosie
Ken Strong
Bears
Geom Bay
Market Loses Ground on Big Bo as Week Ends
New York reports a downbeat week with the market slipping despite attempts to push the Dow through resistance. Inflation fears and a United States River directors meeting outcome weigh on sentiment while sector peers show mixed moves in oil, steel, and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T.p
Pe Stork
United States River
Tt. Destre
Staten Steel
Stocks Hold Firm In Saturday Trading
New York stocks opened Saturday with a firm tone led by rail issues. Atchison stock held most gains while Union Pacific rose over 2 points and gains came from Lackawanna New York Central and Southern Pacific. Steel and utility shares posted modest advances with utilities largely steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison Ee
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Industriaie
Curb Stocks See Little Progress In Week Trade
New York traders report a narrow price range as professional operators dominated action. Standard Oil of Indiana led early gains but profit taking persisted, while Cities Service Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania and International Petroleum faced selling pressure with utilities soft and industrial issues volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Group
Standard of of
Indiana
Cities Service
Gulf Oil
Pennsylvania
International Petroleum
New York Stocks Mixed As Industrials Gain Broadly
Investors sifted through a jagged tape with gains in Industrials led by Allied, Am Can and United States Steel while utilities and rail shares showed mixed moves. Large capitalizations such as Pennsylvania, Reading and Armour posted notable percentages amid a fluctuating session in New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Carp
LSA
PRN
ON. W. Cp Unvciem
New York Central
N. Pacthia
Inmaneans
Penna
Bouton Paciic
Allied
Escewnusnnndinanennees
City Ice
neenmwemans _ Col Gas & Biec
Commonwealth & Go
Pio
Nencen — Eneanasnne
Paramount
TAM Radio Corp
Phillips Pat
Hocony Vacuum
Calif
Ind
Oil
N. J
Texas Cold
Ceccimee Steels
Rolling Mille
Bethlehem
Whigne Cole, Puel
Eer
Ee Republic
Bieel
U. B. Stee
Motors
Auburn
Chrysler
Baltimore Eger Fresh 26 2te
Fresh Baltimore score details show 99 and 21 scores with extra notes. Mentions poultry and chickens described as young, with a noted 00 score 2 2te and a reference to We poultsy Chickens.
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Baltimore
Eger
Unclear OCR note on butter packing run in Cincinnati
Fragmentary entry from a Cincinnati page mentions butter production and packing terms with illegible lines. It references prices and items like butter and boxes but lacks cohesive details or identifiable people or organizations.
Pitterburon Produce Receives Poultry Prices and Varieties
Local listings show various poultry varieties including leghorns, springers, and hens with prices recorded for nearby markets in Southern Ohio and West Virginia. The notes reference current receipts and fresh items such as geese and whites, along with assorted feeds.
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Pitterburon
Abe
Hennery Whites
Ohio
West Virginia
Tumky
Livestock Receipts Hold Steady at Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh livestock market shows receipts across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Prices list hogs 6.08 to 6.60, cattle 2.40 to 3.00, calves 4.50 to 6.60, and sheep 4.00 to 5.00 with strong demand noted for lambs and vealers amid steady to higher tones.
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Pittsburgh
D . Mo
Market Quotes Confused Sows Cattle Oats Report
Incomplete market notes show quotable prices including 69.50 and 3.65 with references to sows and cattle. Details are fragmentary with numbers like 82.50 and 0.75 and a stray cattle figure 928. Oat figures appear garbled.
Livestock Prices and Market Totals Reported in Chillicothe
The Chillicothe market notes prices for cattle hogs calves and sheep with totals. Entries show receipts totaling hundreds of dollars across categories including fat cattle sows pigs veal and stock calves. A note mentions consignments from Kentucky and nearby states and price uplifts at terminal markets.
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Matedone
Creanup
Wool Market Activity Shows Quiet Bid Levels
Most wool buyers have visited the market in recent weeks to view offerings with a mild optimum quiet market. Prices edged slightly lower, bids mainly under wholesale site prices, and many were rejected rather than accepted.
Northwestern interests dominate mixed commodity trading in Chicago session
In Chicago on Oct 39 the grain pits opened mixed with corn and wheat slumping while oats and other grains showed slight gains. Northwestern interests absorbed December and May positions with minor price differentials. Rain in the southwest tempered the market, while South American and Argentine moisture affected early trading. overall corn and oats eased and wheat slipped by fractions.
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Chicago
Sean
Morthwestern
Cach
South
Liverpool
Saal _ Bouhern
Pate
Liberty Bonds Prices and Treasury Notes Summary
Fragmentary listing shows Liberty Bonds and Treasury securities with quoted prices and yields. Items include Liberty 44a at 102.12 and 40m notes at 103.16, Treas ’83 at 107.16, and other dated issues with varying prices such as 101.5 and 97.22.
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Treas
Drees
Pia
Jone
Sho
Athens Railway Departures and Schedules Noted
Train departures from Athens include EN No 3 at 11 38 am and No 9 at 4 44 pm. Southbound No 2 leaves at 11 20 am and No 4 at 6 24 pm daily except Sunday. Chesapeake and Ohio service lists No 37 at 8 30 pm daily except Sunday and No 31 at 1 60 pm. Train No 30 arrives Gas at 12 08 am daily except Sunday. Train No 32 arrives Athena at 7 0 pm Sundays.
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Athens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hecking Valley
Eaves
Athena
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Logan
Messenger
Brent
Call F. G. Hoodlet
F. G. Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Florida
Cooleys
Lynn Haven
Morris
Court Gee
Cornell
Zenner
Charles D. Mathews
Mulberry Street
Ford
Guthrie
Phil
N. Court Street
Buick
Athens Junk Co
R. Beasley
Pontiac
Algeo
Totman's
State Street
Morrison-Brown
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Dial
EB S&s. Syren
FP. O. Bax
Stewart
F. R Seca
Auy Wiliams
Sps&dialists
Acme Dry Cleaners
Sanitary Cleaners
Blanche Green
W. A. Cameron
Herbert Kelley
Mil Street
Jersey
H. E. Bradfield
Harrisonville
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
the Messenger
Athens Loan Co
Coal—Hocking No
Plains
Porter
Lash Feed and Poultry Co
Fred Stephenson
Peach Ridge
Rome
Fairmont
Per Buene
Mary Carpenter
Car
Reed Jeffers
Cox Brothers
J. B. Swanson
Philco
Summers and Son
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins
Carpenter Hardware Company
Fred R. Beasley
Linscott’s
Hone
Harper Street
Clem Everett
Athens R. D
Chester
Poultry and
White Rocks
Rhode Island
Farmers’ Cash Peed
W. Union Street
Whithitmore
N. Lancaster
Sutton
Carpenter Hardware Co
Cable Co
Poultry & Kbugs
Higgins Feed Store
WAYNE
Athens Desh
Tom Barron
Arthur H. Watkins
Athens R
Morris Ave
Wheaton Hardware
See Co
Bean At Market Inn
W. State Street
Call Io Morris
Athen Sa
Athens Lumber Co
Higgins
Farmers Cash Feed
OcBak
Kasco
Fordson Tractor
Herbert Williams
Pratts Fork
UNION
Court Street
North Court Street
PRP
Con
Rardin Rothers
E. E. Williams
Fred Dowler
Harvey Cone
William G. Runyon
Hogking ST
Phone
Sam Warren
Foster Place
Hull Foster Jr
State ST
Dairy Ave
State Hospital
Central Ave
L. Berdin
Jae
Person Realty Co—Por
Min Landis
Luhrig Iump
Shade Creek
Fred Landis
Bath
Cemeron Bros
Atheny
Burk
Studebaker
Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens County Clerk of Courts
Secretary of State
Meigs
Pocahontas Degree
Will Rogers
C. Be
Emaker Bie
Cincinnati
Invertore
Boston Wool
Final Grain Review
Eon West
Ional Shaw
iConditionel Tapington
Baaty
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