Funeral services for Ira Conkey held at home
Funeral services for Ira Conkey were conducted at the Conkey residence Friday at 2 p m. Several local residents visited relatives and attended various gatherings, including travels to Athens and Chicago, and a homecoming at the Ely residence with multiple family members listed. Toledo grain prices shown with No 2 red wheat at 1.00% to 1.01% and other grain quotes.
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Ira Conkey
Here
Conkey
Mildred Buckley
Inez Ely
Nellie Lyons
New Marshfield
Arthur McDaniel
Athens
Frank McDaniel
Parker Snyder
Cleve Snyder
Golda Carmen
Barl Kincade
Coolville
D. T. McAfee
Zellman Crow
Albany
Armintha Roberts
H. H. Wharf
Toledo
Clarence Penrod
Cr. Wharf
Wharf
Penrod
J. P. Emish
Charles
Chicago
W. EB. Emish
C. V. Hester
Jess D. Ely
Wilbur
Ernest R. Ely
Wayne McAfee
Freida
Clyde
Daniel
Dale
Cleota Ely
Warden Marcum
Helen
Kathleen
James
William Marcum
Jacob Lyons
Madene
Wayne Lyons
Joseph R. Buckley
Carlos
Doris
Gilbert
Gerald Buckley
Stocks Edge Ahead as Rails Hold Steady Amid Mixed Gains
Stocks opened cautiously with fractional gains led by upbeat bets in Spiegel May Stern and several consumer and industrials. Rail shares remained steady while steel and metals showed mixed results as August earnings reports show a slowdown in net operating income, Western roads expected to fare better than Eastern.
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New York
Spiegel-May-Stern
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
Celanese
Case
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
Santa Fe
Montgomery Ward
U. Steel
General Motors
New York Central
Union Pacific
American Smelting
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Eastern
Accident of 18 Months Ago Leads to Death of Boy
Ralph Tolbert a 13 year old boy of Jacksonville died Sunday morning from injuries suffered in a fall about 18 months ago. He was bedfast since the accident. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the U B Church with Rev. Fred O Koster officiating. Burial will be in Gloucester Cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Ralph
Essie Tolbert
U. B
Fred. O. Koster
Glouster
Past Chiefs Meet White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters
Past Chiefs of White Rose Temple No 92 met Friday night at Mrs Thomas Williams Sr home with eight members and four visitors. After business sessions readings were given by Mrs Elizabeth Ellis and Mrs Irene Williams before games. Prizes went to Mrs Effie Weaver Mrs Mary James Mr Hazel Davis and Mrs Elizabeth Ellis. several visitors attended.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Pythian
Thomas Williams &Sr
Elizabeth Ellis
Irene Williams
Effie Weaver
Mary James
Hazel Davis
Mary Williams
Howard Guinther
McLain
Mrs John Angler Dies in Corning at 79
Mrs. John Angler aged 79 died at her Corning home Sunday about 4 in the morning from heart disease after months of illness. She leaves her husband and two daughters Mrs Mary Clifford of Columbus and Mrs Everett Porter of Route 2 Corning. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Bernard's Church Corning with burial in New Lexington cemetery.
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John Angler
Corning
Mary Clifford
Columbus
Everett Porter
St Bernard's Church
New Lexington
Glouster Schools Open Year With Small Athletic Fund Debt
Glouster schools report a $3.01 athletic fund balance carryover from last year and a $145 debt for football equipment bought last fall. An additional $41 remains to be paid on an old school debt reduced from $313.83 by PTA help over two years.
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Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
Bishopville Annual Homecoming Invite At Local Church
The Get-Together Club meets September 27 with visitors welcome. The public is invited to the Bishopville Church homecoming on Sunday September 30 featuring a basket dinner at noon. Relatives and residents across Glouster Albany Logan Fishers Akron and Mansfield are mentioned in visiting capacities.
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Fred Householder
Freadie
Glouster
Charles Milhoan
Chris Day
Eleanor
Jack
Columbus
George Milhoan
McLeish
Elizabeth Morgan
Elmer Shaner
Charles Roberts
Millertown
J. W. Moody
Will Hoon
Joan Clark
Oakdale
Dan Clay
Gardner
George
J. M. Watkine
Ernest Watkine
Bronton
Robert Tuttle
Akron
J. M. McDonald
L. H. McVey
Daryl
Albany
Clifford Andrew
Darrel
Fisher
Don Withem
Elton Pedicord
Orleana
Madge
Lucy Pedicord
Logan
Wm. Gnaberg
Fred Hambel
Sharma
Herman Jones
P. M. Smith
Dwight Smith
Misa Marguerite McDonald
Etta Palmer
Bishopville
Anniversary Speakers At Rebekah Lodge Event
GLOUSTER Atty John Cooper Groveport and Rev David P Morris this city spoke at the Rebekah anniversary observed by Marcellite Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night. Musical numbers and recitations followed then refreshments and social time. The event drew Rebekah Lodge members their families and Odd Fellows Lodge members and families. GLOUSTER W D Christman Civil War veteran Dallas Christman Oakdale and R A Lunsford this city attended a Civil War veterans reunion in Caldwell on Saturday.
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Glouster
John Cooper
Groveport
David P. Morris
Rebekah
Marcellite Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Lodge
Giants Split Pair In Twin Bills Of A Day
New York and Boston played a doubleheader with New York winning the first game 9 4 and Boston claiming the second 4 3. Key names included J Moore Critza Mowry Urbanski and Berger with pitching by Hubbell and Manahan as scenes shifted through nine innings of tense baseball.
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Breoa
BRHOA
Moore
Tri'sons
Critz
Jordan
Terry
Bergerct
Moore If
Jackson
Laiber
Wh'ney
Mancuso
Sation
Ryans
Hogence
Aketcher
Spohrere
Ca'wello
Fhouse
Smithp
Blee
Brown
Hogan
Smith
Boston
Sea
Boston Bruoa
Oere Danning
Berger
Ryanss
Leel
Hubbel
Whineys
Gteiber
Mahoons
Sowm
Hosence
cFletcher
Brendt
Bettsp
Boohrere
Hubbell
eRan
Urbanski
Whitney
Mallon
Ryan
Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hog receipts 4 000 with 800 direct and through channels any overweights rejected mostly 18 cents lower lighter weights 25 off good packing sows 50 to 50 or 25 cents lower. Cattle 2 100 commercial 950 government calves 409 commercial demand steady trading slow to shade lower yearling steers 8 50 to 8 80 few mixed yearlings 7 dollars most heifers 6 and down. cows fleshy 25 to 50 dollars. Sheep 400 very little done bids 25 or more lower quality mostly lambs 67.5 with good and choice absent.
Hog and cattle market report shows varied prices and demand
Hogs around 2 300 head with 450 holdovers and fair demand dipped 15 25. weights 140 240 lbs at 7.25, 240 300 lbs at 6.75 7.25. 190 145 lbs at 69 26. 100 130 lbs 4. sows mostly 6.45. Calves 500 mostly 50 lower. grass steers 59 7 65. good fat cows 39 75. bulls 3 75 down. better dealers 79 50. sheep 4 000 with lambs 259 795 fewer. top lambs 7 25, throws 5 50 down, culls to 3 and lower.
Wool Market Stagnant As Strike Dampens Demand
Boston market for domestic wool in the past week was nearly at a standstill due to the strike. Limited trading occurred mainly for woolen manufacture grades with irregular prices. Western grown wools held, fleece wools eased amid uncertain demand outlook.
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Boston
Egg Market Steady In Baltimore Trade
Baltimore market reports steady eggs with near receipts 1,303 cases and butter 200 tubs. Nearby receipts show mixed prices with large hennery whites and medium sizes up to 28 cents, while some larger items reach 31 cents.
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Baltimore
Local Market Prices on Produce and Eggs
Green beans priced at 99 cents per 100 pounds, Kentucky Wonders at 50 cents, cabbage at 80 to 90 cents per 100 pounds, corn and peppers varying by origin. Lettuce 28 to 35 cents per 10 pounds, tomatoes around 25 cents per quart, eggs 20 to 24 cents each, butter 26 to 27 cents per pound, and assorted beans and squash listed with bulk rates.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Local Prices Scoop From A 1920s Trade Ledger
A fragment lists stock items with unit prices: Tee coipte 20 21e, extra fitete 22¢ 23¢, hennery white extras 250 20e, ordinary receipts 18 19c. Reads like a shop ledger noting small varied charges and cents per unit.
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Hennery White
Butter-10 491 Creamery Specials and Grading Terms
Readable fragments describe butter categories with scores and percentages. Mentions extras firsts seconds standards and refrigerator terms. No butter sales. Fegs 6145 easy extra firsts fresh graded firets current tee empte refrigerator fire's and standards listed.
Butter Market Trends and Egg and Poultry Prices
Market notes show butter and creamery extras steady at 29 cents per pound with tub standards also 29 cents. Eggs steady with fresh extras. live poultry prices listed for various fowl kinds, broilers, ducks and geese with multiple price points. Potatoes and sweet potatoes prices noted as 3,157150 cwt and 65 per bushel respectively.
Rendville Emancipation Day Celebration Draws Local Attendance
Rendville hosted its first Emancipation Day celebration in two and a half years last Saturday with many Mezro race members from the area in attendance and a large crowd at the homecoming event.
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Glouster
Rendville
Rail Time Card Listings for Major U.S. Lines
The notice outlines daily train times for New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio and National Limited services. It lists arrivals departures and frequencies with numbers such as No 2, No 4, No 3, No 9, No 30, No 37, No 1 and No 43, plus eastbound and daily/except Sunday designations.
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NEW York Central
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ono
Wwe
National Limited
Diplomat
Ane
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