Sale Of 1936 Auto Tags Starts Today
Six hundred deputy motor vehicle registrars began distributing about 1.5 million sets of 1936 passenger car license plates to Ohio motorists. The sale runs through March with displays allowed after March 10. Tags vary by horsepower and cost seven to sixteen dollars. Lancaster buyers can obtain tags at the Automobile Club on West Main Street.
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Fairfield County
Ohio
Frank West
State Registrar of
West
Lancaster
Automobile Club
W. Main St
Lenten Study Course on Religion in Family Life
A Lenten study starting March 4 at 2 p.m. in the parish room of St John’s Church will be led by Rev. F C FP Randolph. Topics include Christian Ideals in Marriage and The Influence and Responsibility of Religion in Family Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. FP. Randolph
St. John’s Church
Marri
Family Life Course Offers Open Access Regardless of Church Membership
An open course titled The Family and a Christian World Outlook covers themes on prayer life, church life, neighborliness, and Christian hospitality. It invites all readers to join without charge, regardless of church affiliation.
Cow Eats Production Chart In Barn Prank
In Tola Kansas Haglund hung a chart showing cows production in black and feed consumption in red. The balance tipped toward consumption and he considered selling the cow but the next morning the chart disappeared with shredded cardboard remains in the manger indicating the cow ate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola, Kas
V. Haglund
Haglund
Ravishing Blonde at Mardi Gras Ball in San Francisco
A vivid mention notes Helen Wills Moody as a striking guest at the Junior League Mardi Gras ball in San Francisco, where she briefly returns to her natural brunette look after the event. Geneva reports a two thirds drop in world tourist trade from 1929 to 1934 per a League survey. Toledo yearbook to omit beauty section due to politics fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Helen Wills
Moody
Geneva
Mar
Market Reports Columbus Ohio Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry
Columbus market notes show buying prices for butter eggs and poultry with detailed ranges for U S Extra and Standard grades. Also listed are central Ohio farm receipts and local produce prices from Fairfield County Lancaster markets including potatoes lard hams bacon and misc crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Markets
Fairfield County
Wacker's Grocery
J. N. Short
Oil Prices in Buckeye Pipe Line and Somerset Gr
Pittsburgh March 2 Following prices paid for crude oil by purchasing agencies: Pennsylvania grade in Buckeye Pipe Line at 1.97 dollars. Carning grade in Buckeye Pipe Line at 1.42 dollars. Somerset Crude South Penn at 118 dollars. Somerset Grade Ashland at 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Buckjeye Pipe Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Somerset
South Penn
Ashland
Livestock Market Report From Pittsburgh on March 2
Hogs 3 000 head including 2 000 direct steady to weak with various weights trading around 10.50 to 11.10. sows mostly 9. Bulls, cows, and heifers show mixed moves with steers 7.50 to 8.30 and top 9.50 for heavy loads. calves slow at 10 to 10.50. sheep and lambs down with fat lambs 9.50 to 9.85, sows 6 to 6.50, ewes lower.
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Pittsburgh
Gattle
Market Report From Pittsburgh Produce Section
Pittsburgh March market notes show butter unsettled at around 92 with nearby tubes and standards at mid thirties. Eggs ease with receipts 25 to 27, poultry remains steady to heavy with hens at 22 to 24 and turkeys young toms 23 to 25. fresh killed hens 37 and hog dressed 33.
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Pittsburgh
Columbus Livestock Market Report
Hogs 450 head, 180 300 lbs steady around 10.40 to 10.60. sows 8.75. boars 7.00 to 7.25. Cattle estimated 400 with stockers, 500 lb steer calves sold early at 8.00. yearlings 6.75. Calves receipts about 150. market not established. Sheep and lambs receipts 400. lambs good to choice yard with prices 9.50 and down to 3 for medium. wethers 6.00 down, yearlings 8.00 down. bulk held for auction.
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Columbus
Marth
Wheat Prices Drift Lower at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago March 2 wheat prices fell in a listless market with declines of 1 4 to 2 8 cents in the second hour. Corn eased 1 8 to 3 8 cent, oats off 1 8 to 1 0 cent as warmer weather boosted movement and depressed corn futures. Cash wheat and corn prices softened by about 1 2 cent.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cocktail predance visit and list of guests at Elizabeth Stretton home
Society notes record Miss Elizabeth Stretton hosting a cocktail gathering before a Pledge dance with a large group of guests including Mr. and Mrs. James McFee, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cave, Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stretton, Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. D. Selden, Mr. Miller of Columbus, Miss Helen Webb, Miss Martha Nothstine, Miss Evelyn Feeman, Mr. James Skillman, Dr. Walter Harris and Mr. Paul McClellan. The piece also notes Ruth Rissler White’s departure via Columbus and Detroit en route to Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Elizabeh Stretton
James McFee
Fred Cave
T. Z. McClellan
William D. Stretton
Lancaster
W. V. D. Selden
Miller
Columbus
Helen Webb
Martha Nothstine
Evelyn Feeman
James Skillman
Walter Harris
Paul McClellan
Ruth Rissler White
Russell Walkey
White
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Edward Donovan Jr Promoted at Lazarus Company
Edward Donovan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Donovan of W Walnut street has been promoted to Co Credit Manager at F and R Lazarus Company joining L M Stone who has led the collection department for thirty five years Donovan will handle credits and sales while Stone oversees collections etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Donovan, Jr
Edward Donovan
W. Walnut Street
F. and R. Lazarus Company
L. M. Stone
Lazarus Company
Stone
Donovan
Birth Announcement for Daughter in City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lee Schaeffer of 411 Pierce Ave announce the birth of a daughter in the city hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Schaeffer
Pierce Avé
City Hospital
Friendly Stitchers and Literary Club Meet Near Union Street
Mrs. John Zeisler hosts the Friendly Stitchers Club Tuesday evening March 3 at her Union Street home. Members to assemble at seven thirty. The American Literary Club will meet with Mrs. C G Shower Tuesday afternoon March 3 at 730 Edgemont Avenue.
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Sixth Avenue M. E
Alta
Lettie Heminghouse
Garfield Avenue
John Zeisler
Friendly Stitchers Club
Union Street
American Literary Club
C. G. Shower
Edgemont Avenue
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Pocohontas
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THE
Crystal Ice & Coal CO
Mum
Mae West
Ernst Lubitsch
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Vivian Gaye
New York
Miss West
Porterhouse
Embassy
Esco Soda
Avondale
Texas
Fancy McClures
Helen
Toledo
University of Toledo
Vercoe & Co
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Pacific Utilities Col. Gas & Elec. Industrials
Can
Coca Cola New Dupont
Elec
Kroger Libbey Owens Ford
Mont Ward
Dstiis Owens Il Glass
Tand Brands
Woolworth
Westinghouse
Flee
Consolidated Oi Socony
Stand
Ind
Motors
Chrysler
Autolite
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
U.S
Anaconda
Kennecott Cures
Gas & Elec
Seagram Cities
Svc
Bond & Sh
Lone Star
Schenley
Penn Oi
Central
U. S
U. S. Standard
U. S&s
U. S&standard
Pittsburgh Livestock
Columbus Livestock
Chicago Grain
Leu
Lancaster Clover Farm
Floridas Fruit
Glendale
South Broad
Main
Maple Corner
Washington
Ene
Neosho Falls
Wis
Fred Rawlins
United States
Rawlins
Lerch’s
Erte Rnass
Texas Cowboy
Cowgirl
Kennedy
Ohio Power CO
Capital Loan & Savings Co
W. Mala
Phane
Lucky Clark
Acumen
James Stewart
Hobart Cavanaugh
Clarence Brown
Stromberg
United” Artists Present
Vine Be Me
Pink
Ethel Merman
Sally Etlers Loe
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