Price Controls Must Be Retained at Farm Picnic
Farm leaders declare price controls must stay in place at a community picnic. Social notes from Pomeroy list guests and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gress and various families.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
3
Farm leaders declare price controls must stay in place at a community picnic. Social notes from Pomeroy list guests and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gress and various families.
A 141 day strike by Imperial Electric Co workers in Akron ended after negotiators via the U S Conciliation Service reached an agreement. The pact provides a 17 cent per hour wage increase, a 90 day suspension for one worker and 30 days for another, plus a pledge to boost production and respect management rights. The wage rise will appear in Middleport pay once production is fully restored.
At the Southeast Test Farm in Carpenter Meigs County farmers heard Chester Alspach state Grange master and Herb Evans Farm Bureau official argue price controls must stay to prevent inflation until supply meets demand. They warned against dismantling controls and cited national leaders and economists supporting continued measures.
Middleport social notes highlight the last of August return by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peet of Springfield and Mrs Ants Wolfe, pending residence at 342 S Sixth Ave. Their wedding at HB Smithfield Pa last month, a reception in Ithaca, and a music-filled evening follow. Norma Pierce and William Jackson wed Aug 5 at Federated Church Pomeroy, with reception at the Gilmores. Jim Jackson, now a World War II veteran, travels to Bucyrus for work. Local visits span Elmira Athens Lawrence, Camp Minnehaha WV, and a string of relatives from Williamson to Chilliothe.
Area churches announce Sunday and next week schedules. Forest Run Baptist holds Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching 11 to 3 led by Rev. H. E. Harris. Trinity Lutheran on Butter Nut Street at 10:30 with Rev. Otto Stolzenbury of Columbus delivering the sermon.
The Hemlock Grove Grange met August 3 with Master Ziba Midkiff in charge and 48 members present. Plans were set to visit Rock Springs Grange August 9 where Hemlock will present a program. Mrs. Clara Paulsen introduced the Happy Helpers 4 H Club which performed during the lecture hour.
A mass meeting for Meigs County congregations including Racine Circuit Letart Falls Portland Reedsville and Chester will be held August 11 at the Portland Methodist Church. Dr Walter F. Caste of Lancaster will be the guest preacher with Rev E L Miller of Chester announcing.
Cheshire softball produced three first inning homers to crush Gallipolis 17-2 in the Feeney-Bennett Post American Legion tournament second round. Manley Hendrix and Rupe homered, Rupe’s shot over right field set a tournament long-distance mark. Cheshire pitcher Rupe allowed three hits and two runs. Gallipolis Swan gave up 17 runs on 18 hits. Syracuse beat Letart Farmers 10-1 in a prior game.
Meigs County Probate Court granted marriage licenses to Carl J. Materna Jr. and Beverly Garrett both 21 from Sandyville and Dexter, Paul Taylor 38 of Youngstown and Ioie Miller 40 of Middleport. Miss Cora Mae Joachim, newly named traveling traffic supervisor for Standard Telephone Co., departed for Brooksville with home office there.
Ollie Hindy proprietor of the Liberty Theater announces this week the installation of a new loudspeaker system called The Voice of the Theater. Claimed to be the first of its kind in this section, the system promises to reproduce delicate tones and louder noises such as earthquakes battles and surf roars.
WILKESVILLE Pomona Grange Rural Life meeting opens to all grangers at Lake Alma August 11 at 2 pm Thelma Campbell lecturer announces Religious services at 3 30 pm by Rev Weir from McArthur and Wilkesville Churches Picnic dinners served 430 to 6 pm Demonstration attended by Pomeroy Guy Lynch Wallace Bradford and Albert Coates in Charleston Monday to see electrical appliances.
Middleport report Rev H A Rothrock who has been on vacation will occupy the pulpit at Heath Methodist Church Sunday morning. Sunday School starts at 9 30 am with Mrs Eleanor Schaaf assistant superintendent and morning worship at 10 30. Sermon titled The Keys of the Kingdom. Rothrock family enjoying a house party at the Lancaster Camp Grounds with a cottage stay.
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