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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1942
Page
8
Modern room duplex with finished attic at 168 8T. P J Huffman listed with 91 N Lancaster St. 5 room houses on Shafer St and McKinley with garage baths and gardens. Curran Drive offers 296 rooms with bath electric gas basement and garage for 18 dollars a month. Jokn Maxwell phone on 56.
Mrs Bar nett of New Marshfield preached here on Sunday. Families from Hemlock Grove, Middleport, Silver Ridge and Bunker Hill visited relatives and attended class parties. Multiple guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Midkiff and Mrs. Heilman, were listed with weekend or weekday visits.
Chicago price current notes steady to firm on poultry and eggs with receipts of 934 267 pounds of butter and 7 365 cases of eggs. Leghorn and Plymouth Rock chickens with various weight classes shown plus springers broilers and toasters with mixed price ranges across grades from extras to standards.
Hogs 3 850 over 160 lb down 10 cents. top 1420 for 240 260 lb. Cattle 600 calves 450 steady. baby beef calves seen. Sheep 2 000 steady with top 14 75 15. Hogs 450 active steady. 140 180 lb 14 15 940. 180 200 lb 14 40 50. Cattle 150 steady steers good to choice 15 16. cows good to choice 9 50 10 50. Sheep 600 steady choice lambs 13 75 14 25.
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Reva Raines to Mr. Marion Naxion on Saturday in Ashland Kentucky. Both are employed at the Goodyear Defense plant in Akron and will reside there after a brief honeymoon visiting Racine. multiple local families traveled to Huntington for the funeral of Ben Witten of Delaware Ohio.
Pomeroy Recreation Commission met at City Hall to map fall and winter activities. Attendees included Sam McCullough state WPA recreation director Emaline Kuhner district director and Esther Shields assistant district director. A party for all ages is planned at the Federated Church Wednesday night under Mrs Shields supervision with Rev Ralph Kuether announcing the plan.
Eight week program led by Mrs. Mor row at Olive Orange High School meets each Friday night. Attendance next Friday at eight p m is required to be eligible for a certificate at course end.
The listing shows wholesale egg categories with case counts and price ranges across sizes and grades. Totals indicate total sales at 327 cases, with multiple size and grade breakdowns including Jumbo, Large, Extra Large, Medium, Small, Peewees, and Brown variants from US suppliers.
The Star Garden Club met with Mrs. Owen Kennedy of Mechanicsburg on Thursday September 10 with thirteen members present. A program on unappreciated birds and reptiles was led by Elizabeth Stout. Guests included Mrs. Minnie Nichols Mrs. J A Turner and Mrs. Walter Canode. New officers will take charge at the next Dexter meeting.
Members of the Standard First Aid class completed September four in Chester enjoyed a truck dinner and party at Mrs. John Hoffman’s home last Friday. The group gave instructor Ada Morris a bed spread and a first aid kit.
A new series of letters on child development and family life will be started this fall by the child development and family life specialist. Parents may join the mailing list by sending name and address to Miss Geneva Humphreys at the County Extension Office in Pomeroy.
Three men Roy Mohler Alphonse Shorn and Max Hawkins were arrested Sunday afternoon in Rutland by county officers for creating a disturbance in Steiner's Place They appeared before Justice Frank Stowe Syracuse for a hearing Mohler was fined 100 dollars plus costs Shorn five dollars and costs Hawkins twenty five dollars and costs.
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