Milk Prices to Rise as Raw Milk Cost Increases
Ohio dairy firms anticipate a two to four cent rise in cheese butter and ice cream within weeks after raw milk gains a penny per quart. Velvet Ice Cream expects a three cent rise in half gallons by August 6, while a Borden Co. spokesman notes an imminent increase. Wholesale butter has jumped eight cents in two weeks. weather and feed crops could drive further changes. United Dairy Farmers prices listed reflect higher costs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Velvet Ice Cream Co
Joe Dager
Columbus
Borden Co
Donald Zehr
Zehr
United Dairy Farmers
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs David Thomas hosted family. Duane Thomas and Roger Dunlap spent a weekend at Cedar Point then traveled home via Olen tangy Caverns. Mrs Aaron Wade attended the Steeles Family reunion at Ash Cave. Mary Veney and family from Barberton visited Glouster relatives and fished at Lake Burr Oak.
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David Thomas
Duane Thomas
Roger Dunlap
Cedar Point
Glouster
Olentangy Caverns
Aaron Wade
Steeles
Ash Cave
Mary Veney
Charles Venoy
Barberton
Jeff Nott
Darewood Jewell
Ray Nott
Lake Burr Oak
Athens Township to Hold Zoning Hearing on Unincorporated Areas
The Board of Trustees of Athens Township will hold a public hearing Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the proposed zoning resolution for the unincorporated areas. The session takes place in the Junior Fair building at the Athens County Fairgrounds.
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Board of Trustees of
Athens Two
Fiat
Athens County Fairgrounds
McDougal United Methodist Church Plans Homecoming Sunday
The church will host its annual homecoming with Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. followed by a noon basket dinner. An afternoon program will feature group singing and a song poem by the late Emma Everett. Also listed is a rummage sale by the Retta Howe Class at 39 Harper St. between Poplar and Walnut, Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m.
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McDougal United Methodist Church
Emma Everett
Nelsonville
Retta Howe
First United Methodist Church
Raymond Somers
Harper St
Poplar
Walnut Streets
Egg prices push family grocery bill higher in July
An Associated Press market basket survey shows the total grocery bill rising in 12 of 13 cities between July 23 and July 31 as eggs and pork chops lead price increases amid Phase 4. Prices moved higher in most cities from July 1 to July 23, with eggs up to 33 percent in some locations and Seattle seeing a 29 percent jump again by July 31.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Los Angeles
Agriculture Department
Atlanta
New York
Salt Lake City
Miami
Ohio cattle auctions see foreign buyers dominate sales
Ohio reporters record a surge of out-of-state and Canadian bidders driving up prices at cattle auctions. Local packers face shortages as Sandusky Dressed Beef Co and Akron Packing Co announce layoffs and closures to conserve meat.
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Charles Lughill
Archbold Auction House
Ohio
Glen Cope
Findlay
Sandusky Dressed Beef Co
Bill Allendort
Allendort
Akron, Packing Co
Richfield
Thefts Investigated Across Meigs County and Nearby Areas
The Meigs County Sheriff’s Department probes multiple break ins and a stolen 1969 Chevrolet pickup. Items taken include tools from Power Construction at Meigs Mine, goods from Baird Automobile at Route 7, two canoes at Forked Run State Park, and a Shelley and Sands pickup at Rock Springs construction site.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Meigs
Forked Run
Shelley and Sands Co
Rock Springs
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Tee
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Leee
Egg Pri Family
By Louise Cook
Albuquerque
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Utah
Elmer Baker
Akron Standard Meats and Foods
Akron Area
George Kleins
Dave Pockrandt
Acme
Akron
Bisson Supermarkets
Frank Cimino
Cleveland Meat Cutters Union
Cleveland
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