Butter Supply Improves as Demand Shifts to Fresh Butter
By the Associated Press MGAGO January 28 report notes a growing availability of fresh butter. Large buyers have switched to fresh butter, storage shifts enable fair clearance of arrivals, though occasional pileups occur on rail or floor. Receivers lean toward holding all grade A firmer stock as conditions adjust.
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Storage movement shows slight rise from prior week
Reports indicate movement is only slightly lighter than the previous week and similar to the year ago. Notes conflict over make of but ster, but some students in producing sections report a slow increase. Arrivals at the larger market from regular shippers show small gains on balance.
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Max Krol
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W. E. Irwin
H. C. Sheetz
Dashed to Death on Pike Claims Winchester Resident
A vehicle skidded on the pike killing Pappas a resident of Winchester and owner of a restaurant on East Piccadilly Street. He was unmarried and had lived in Winchester for 17 years after moving there to work for John.
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Greek Restaurant Proprietor Pappas Dies in Auto Crash
John Pappas a prominent Greek restaurateur and partner in several local establishments died after a Buick collision last night. He worked with James Chouderis and Theodore Katanas in nearby eateries and was respected by the Greek community and city residents. Funeral plans are pending with services at his Braddock and Monmouth home, burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Corn Trading Surges as Demand Boosts Prices in Chicago
In Chicago on January 28, corn trading outpaced wheat due to a clash between the winter movement and rising European demand for U S corn. Prices fell 14 to 20 cents, while wheat dropped 6 to 7 cents. Illinois and Kansas shipments show liberal consigning despite a shorter midwinter rally, with hog numbers rising and concerns over European import needs.
Church Bulletin Highlights for Sunday Services
On Sunday January 29 at 11 a m a special sermon is planned. Sunday school starts at 2 30 p m. At 6 30 p m the H B C Club will hold exercises. At 8 p m Rev Walker Carter preaches to the missionary society. All are welcome to attend.
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Sunday School Officers Skip Charlottesville Trip
Due to weather conditions the officers and teachers of the Sunday school will not travel to Charlottesville as announced in Fridays Star. Services proceed at the church with the pastor delivering sermons in the morning and evening.
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John Mann M E Church Service Announcement
John Mann M E Church in East Cork Street invites all to church school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Pastor Horace A Johnson. Epworth League at 7 p m and an 8 p m sermon on the value of Truth. Music by the choir. Public invited to worship.
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Grace Lutheran Church Services Obituary and Schedule
Grace Lutheran Church on West Boscawen Street announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with real school work service at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Pastor C A Freed preaching Luther League at 6 45 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m cordial invitation to all services
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Luther League
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