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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
10
Unfurnished four room apartment with bath furnace and garage in a good location. Dial 36982 for rent details. Inquire Wheaiey Basdpare for more information.
Local ads promote Grimes Golden Red and Golden Delicious Baldwin Rambo and Jonathan apples with sweet cider. Listings include Baughman's Orchard Albany Kampf Orchards Glouster area and Erie or nearby farms offering high quality fruit, reasonably priced per bushel and delivered.
A dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Easler honored their daughter Daryl of Cleveland during a two week visit. Attending were Vern Wolfe and family, Kasler and Hines families, and Miss Caryl Kasler. The First Baptist Church Glouster Missionary Society meets at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas Brown's home.
GLOUSTER Then Chapter O E S honored its charter members at the regular meeting with large attendance. Active charter members include McDonald Clark Bryson King Koons Brooks and others. The chapter began May 25 1994.
Gene Johnson, electrical worker at Mine 255, Drydock, resigns to join Diamond Alkaline Chemical Works in Painesville and will relocate with family soon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCaskey return from Indianapolis after visiting Cable Tabernacle and Fort Benjamin Harrison. Leo Dennison back home after cataract surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. two weeks stay. Glouster Methodist Church Willing Workers Class to meet Friday at 7 30 in church social room.
New York AP reports the late session rally continued with fractional gains as rails and industrials traded in blocks. Key gainers listed include Bethlehem, Johns Manville, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, U S Rubber, Goodrich and Consolidated Aircraft amid good volume at noon.
Hogs 3 700 on Cincinnati market with varying weights and prices from 14 50 to 15 10 per cwt. Cattle calves described as fairly active with steers up to 14 50 and cows to 11 50. Sheep 900 head steady with top ewes and lambs around 15 and 14 50 respectively.
Bartlett residents host and visit relatives with several trips to nearby towns. A. C. Vines recovers from illness. Eastern Star to meet September 26. Local families welcome visitors from Amesville Piketon Marietta Chillicothe Athens and Marietta. The Mills relocate to Marietta.
Mrs Ray Calvert and Mrs Mike McKenzie hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Calvert home for Mrs Dora Calvert McKenzie, a recent bride. Prizes went to Gladys Grueser Esther Leifheit Erna Jesse Bernice Ann Durst and Nancy Sisson. Guests included Elizabeth Campbell Edith Ament Erna Jesse Lottie Cohen Anna Sisson Nancy Sisson Addie Grueser Gladys Grueser Clara Gillian Sarah Koehler Margaret Chapman Norma Chapman Blanche Poller Lydia Hyseli Beulah Autherson Bernice Ebersbach Bernice Ann Durst Helen Wippel Lelia Blaetmar Sadie Turner Ther ia Hood Marie Scott Nettie Hannel Dell Stace Sadie Foss Gary Roy Calvert Lois Ann Campbell and others. absent gift givers listed.
A marriage license was issued in Probate Court on Wednesday to Charles Price 21 of Long Bottom and Grace Frank 18 of Minersville. The Amur River ranks twelfth longest in the world at about 2500 miles.
Grain and produce prices list Wheat No 2 red at 1.34 to 1.35 4 Corn No 2 yellow varied Oats No 2 white 50 4 to 51 2 Soybeans No 2 yellow 1 66 41 1.47 Butter creamery 44 45 butterfat 40 premium 38 fees for cases extra firsts 40 seconds 35 nearby ungraded 30 Fowls and spring chickens with weights and prices noted. Butter receipts 808 580 firm Chicago Price Current quotes.
The report lists government graded eggs in various sizes and grades with prices across large whites, large standards, and medium whites. It notes live poultry steady with prices for heavy colored fowls, leghorn categories, ducks, turkeys, and roosters. Also includes cattle prices for cows, bulls, stock cattle, milk cows, calves, hogs, sheep, and feeder lambs with assorted price ranges.
Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Gordon approved a ladies night for next week. Guest speaker Dr Samuel Hardin Stille of New Salem will discuss poetry Friday September 24 on The Raeseet road near 8 Allen's farm starting 12:30. Other notices include multiple farm auctions with cattle, horses, dairy gear, and tractors announced by various auctioneers across Ohio and New York.
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