Fatted calf leaner as import aim boosts beef prices
A national beef shortage pushes higher prices with government steps to ease imports. USDA grades beef from Prime to Utility, but imported meat may not be fully graded. Local stores show Choice as most sold, with Good and Prime available by special order, while graders warn on country of origin labeling and mixing with domestic stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily L. Bull
United States
Nixon
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Francis Lee
Washington
Lee
A&p Weo
Usda Choice
Bi Lo
U.S
Irene Knauff
Aiken Electric Cooperative, Inc
American National Cattlemen's Association
Johnston Journal notes visitors and travel updates
The Johnston Journal records Dr. and Mrs. James Eidson and family of Florence visiting Johnston last Thursday en route to Greenville for the 61st meeting of the South Carolina Association of Veterinarians. The Eidsons’ children Jamie and Jean stayed with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eidson
Florence
Johnston
Greenville
South Carolina Association of Veterinarians
Jamie
Jean
A Thing Of Bygone Days
A nostalgic column notes everyday details from past times. It references a University of Colorado professor James L. Busey accusing milk ads of deception and suggests substitutes for cream in coffee. The piece also mentions social workers on a Cleveland trip and new pastors joining churches in Kingsport, with biographical notes on Rev. John Gordon Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Busey
University of Colorado
Food and Drug Administration
Busey
By MRS W L SAWYER new pastor of Phillippi Baptist Church
The article notes Mrs W L Sawyer introduces a new pastor to Phillippi Baptist Church, a Newberry South Carolina native who attended Newberry College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, and is married to Doris Miles of Blythewood South Carolina. It also weaves in a USDA bulletin on beef quality and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippi Baptist Church
Newberry
S.C
Newberry College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Doris Miles
Blythwood, S.C
Garner Timms Unite In Saturday Lutheran Wedding
Marilyn Garner and Michael Bar net Timms wed at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Paul Slice officiating. The bride, daughter of Anderson and Aiken families, wore an ivory Empire design gown and carried pink and white roses. Guests included Mrs Deller as matron of honor and multiple bridesmaids. Timms, a USC graduate, and Garner Timms plan residence in Florence after a wedding trip to Ocean Drive Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Marilyn Garner
Michael Barnett Timms
Paul Slice
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
R. Manning Garner
J.C. Timms Jr
Aiken
Juliette
John Deller
Dallas
Lloyd A. Pearson
Columbia
Frances Toole
Joseph Warmouth
Orangeburg
Roger A. Lyons
Greensboro
James N. Williams
Fort Bragg
N.C
Mr. Timms
Samuel J. Timms
Ocean Drive
J. Patrick Timms
Hubert A. Redd Jr
Florence
Robert M. McKenzie
Kingstree
Everette Johnson
Michael W. Wright
Robert Jones
Wayne Carter
Garner
Ocean Drive Beach
Mrs. Timms
Country Club Apartments
Miss Powell Weds Calvin Wayne Clark at Augusta Church
Rose Ann Powell became the bride of Calvin Wayne Clark of Gloverville at the Augusta Primitive Baptist Church. The couple, son and daughter of local families, planned a reception and will reside at Box 222, Gloverville after a trip to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Powell
Calvin Wayne Clark
Augusta
Rose Ann Powell
Gloverville
Augusta Primitive Baptist Church
Medford Layton Powell
Robert Dozier Clark Jr
N.A. Roberts
Herman Wheatley
Evans
Kathy Riner
Nancy Powell
Richard Layton Powell
Bobby E. Clark
William C. Cole
Spokesmen Predict Effect Of Beef Imports On Prices
World wide beef and veal supply pressures could push prices up as calf and feeder cattle shortages persist. Analysts note imports from Australia and New Zealand may ease demand, while Mexico and Canada keep herd levels tight. A House sub committee urges stable livestock prices amid mixed expectations from officials and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
U.S
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
Canada
Nixon
West Aiken News Brevities
Mrs. Charles Gardner of West mount Drive is a patient in Aiken County Hospital after surgery. Tina and Todd Clark of Vauc luse Road were in the hospital last weekend for tonsil removal. Sympathies extend to Mrs. Ralph Gunter on the death of her brother Mr. Bolton in Florida. Also to Mr. Austin Riley on the death of his mother Mrs. D O Riley in Trenton and to the family of Mrs. Beatrice Chapman who died this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Harman
Charles Gardner
Westmount Drive
Aiken County Hospital
Tina
Todd Clark
Vaucluse Road
Aiken Hospital
Ralph Gunter
North
Carolina Avenue
Bolton
Florida
Austin Riley
D.O. Riley
Trenton
Beatrice Chapman
Hampton Avenue
Tea Leaves Bring Local Families Together Across States
Chattanooga hosts Wayne Freed and family visiting Mrs. Freed in Aiken travels with three boys while the Bill Ritchie family from Orangeburg attends St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Ginny Ritchie joins from Lexington, Becky Maxwell visits from Oak Ridge with friends Lisa Shackelford and Julie Cain discovering shared news and old ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Smithwick
Chattanooga
Wayne Freed
Lisa
Carey Shackleford
Julie
Marshall Cain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnston Journal
Ashley Able
Ashley Jr
April
Mr. Able
Beech Mountain
Biltmore House
Moses H. Cone
Aiken Standard
Texas
Thelma Crouch
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Cotton Kurtz
Nashville
John Gordon Anderson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kingsport
Tenn
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Kenneth Tompkins
W.L. Sawyer
Susan Schubert
Edgefield County
Agnes
Miss Knauff
Miss Garner
THE
Wall Street Journal
House
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Joseph Belsky
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
West Aiken
Aiken Auguste Hwy
the Pines Restaurant
Dial
P.O. Box
Beaufort
Lewndry
Aikens
Aiken, SC
le Grande’s OF Aiken, Inc
Sale
Knits & Wovens
Sport Coats & Blazers
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