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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
6
Egg prices rose across the Midwest with wholesale and retail markets showing firmer tones. Trade data indicate tighter supplies and demand sustaining higher levels as firms adjust pricing in response to market conditions.
Buffalo June 21 report shows cheese price levels rising while cattle and hog markets move with mixed changes. Steady to lower week totals for steers and yearlings. hogs see gains near weekly highs on light supply and strong demand. Calves and sheep show higher prices for select lots, with buyers pushing few gains amid limited nose-to-tail inventory.
Reading through fragmented update, readers see closing prices for several stocks and market notes. The snippet mentions agricultural and tavern related names and a list of stock figures, without complete figures or full company names.
Bankruptcy proceedings in Federal Court involve Henry C. Walleal of Vine Street Livepool with a $1,889 claim and a $35 monthly pension from the Renerous Administration. Damages of $150 against Joseph Mocur, card operator, are listed. Regional market trading shows egg, fruit, and produce price shifts at the Local Market with varying wholesale quotes and staple goods.
The ceremony united Miss Jacob Keen of 683 Castle Heights Geneva with Prof. Stewart W. Lay of Madrid son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lay of Clay. The event occurred Saturday night in Madrid with Lay supervising principal of the local agricultural school overseeing ceremonies. The couple will reside in Madrid.
The market showed thin activity with few transfers around 10,000 shares and minor advances sprinkled across sectors. Investors waited on guidance after a late Friday message from the President, while offices ran on skeleton staff and sentiment hovered between caution and speculation about future moves.
Henry J. McGreevy, who died Thursday night at Pleasantville, will be buried Monday at Holy Family Church, with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. A native of Seneca Falls, he lived most of his life in Auburn and is survived by a sister Mrs. Catherine O’Brien and several nieces and nephews. The body will be brought to Auburn by funeral director Joseph E. Hereck.
St Stephen's Club held a semiformal dinner dance at Seneca Lake Country Club on June 7 to start the summer social season. The event drew a large turnout of members and friends under the direction of Mrs Clare Troutman and a substantial committee of club members.
James Gut chess 66 formerly of the Town of Menta died today in the Tan of Sennett. He denies no immedi survivors. The funeral will be held at 3 P.M. tomorrow in the Twindle funeral hose, Port Byron. Burlay he in MA. Pheasant RCeprery.
The third day of the heat wave sent the thermometer to 87 degrees yesterday afternoon in Auburn. A related report notes rising temperatures and warning of heat effects, with the day’s heat peaking around 8:10 A M as temperatures climbed from a morning low.
Ithaca June 21. A honeymoon trip for Me Stavell of Norwalk Conn was interrupted by a collision on Cayugan and Clinton streets. Mrs Stavell suffered facial lacerations, another rider had minor injuries, and Harold Churchill and a passenger sustained minor injuries. The crash involved two cars crossing a curb and entering another vehicle at Folsy co Market?
Private funeral services for Joan I Jaeckel 71 prominent in city were held yesterday afternoon at her home 73 Steel Street with Rev Dott t a if MacKenxe Assistant pastor of Second Presbyterian Cmbelief. Bearers included John Stapleton Walter E Woodin Fer We Andews Willem i Bandad uta Edward Davis Watertown Walter G schendel Pittsburgh and others.
Retired pastor James G. Hall of Sullivan Street, formerly of Car esoyte Baptist Church, will return to his former pulpit this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the absence of Rev. AL Webster. The Rev. Hill will also speak at the church on June 2.
Potsdam Rotary Club president Lyte Huntress, starting July 3, unveils his committee lineup for the year succeeding Rev. Dean E. Richardson. Chairmen include Alms and directs Hentreas, internal service Harry Van Nes, education Dr O He Vootker, hospital service Dran Hart, club service Thomas R. Miller, community service Clateco Prem, youth service Ken Sullivans, program Leo Rochard, rural affairs Franklin Osbey, vocation service Wirinza Faerie, classification B Harold Colefellegails, and attendante Fred J L Haywood.
Henry J Stickle, 4, died last night at his home in the Town of Congui after a two week illness. He had lived in Tyre, Seneca County, five years ago, and later ran a livery business in Stony Fountain, Seneca River area. Survived by wife, children, grandson William Stickle, and siblings Mrs Albert Jones of Interlaken and James Stickle of Wolcott. The funeral will be at 2 PM Monday at his Conquest home.
Former Fultonian Weds at Liverpool Fallon June D Mies Lucils Brooks daughter of Mrs Mer Le Brooks of Liverpool not Willem Kort Fare son of Mrs Margaret Parn of Liverpool and the late Patrolman W A Pave of the File ton Police Department were married June 7 at Liverpool in a ceremony shaded by modest attendance and reflective of local ties.
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