Nelsonville Band Boosters Sponsor First Concert and Social
Nelsonville Band Boosters sponsor season opening concert and cream social at Central School lawn with Junior Band at six and Senior Band at seven. Proceeds fund new uniforms and equipment. approximately 1800 dollars needed beyond 2100 in treasury, note due in 90 days. Rehearsals run daily in August under James Rees with a long program for both bands.
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Nelsonville
the & Public Square
Saneunior Band
Ge Agate
James Rees
Watte
Queen City
Temahant
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Admits
Birth announcements list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Harry White of Junction City and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warren of Deanville. Admitted patients include Mrs. Mabel Snedden of Murray City, Mrs. Anna Moody of Trimble, James Cullison of Athens Route, Miss Yvonne Sharp of Glouster, Mrs. Doris Connor of Nelsonville Route 1, Mrs. Margaret Higgins of Hemlock, Mrs. Richard Hall of Nelsonville and son, Mrs. Theodore Keeney of Deanville and daughter, Walter L Lew of Nelsonville, Mrs. Wolfe of Nelsonville Route, Floyd Halfhill of Nelsonville, and Mrs. Florence Lowry of Nelsonville.
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Harry White
Junction City
Clarence Warren
Deanville
Mabel Snedden
Murray City
Anna Moody
Trimble
James Cullison
Athens
Yvonne Sharp
Glouster
Doris Connor
Nelsonville
Margaret Higgins
Hemlock
Richard Hall
Theodore Keeney
Walter L Lew
Wolfe
Floyd Halfhill
Florence Lowry
Varkets Athens Livestock Hogs and Cattle Sale Prices
The report lists hogs at 22.80 to 23.0 for 180 to 220 weight and 21.00 for 220 to 29 weight with 1 to 180 head at 21.75, sows 15.00 to 19.50. Calves good 21.40 to 93.90, medium 17.60 to 20.99, common 12.00 to 16.99, small 400 to 15.00. Cattle no choice steers or heifers. good 17.00 to 19.80, common 10.00 to 14.80, good cows 11.00 to 14.75, medium 9.50 to 10.90, stock cattle 10.00 to 184.25. Sheep good lambs 17.09 to 19.90, medium lambs 12.09 to 17.00, sheep 2.00 to 7.50.
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Slump Amid Mixed Demand
USDA salable hogs at Cincinnati show lower prices despite moderate activity. Barrows and gilts mostly 73 lower with buyers taking around 200 head. Sows scarce, hedging on lighter weights, while cattle and calves remain steady to firm with commercial to low-choicerates around 10 to 12 dollars for utilities and cows. Spring lambs and feeder lambs hold at 15 to 20 dollars. overall receipts lean small lots and mixed quality.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Cincinnati Egg and Poultry Prices and Grades
Cincinnati listing shows consumer grades for eggs and poultry with varied percentages across white brown and mixed categories. Current receipts and case exchanges are noted, with wholesale and price ranges for potatoes also listed.
Nelsonville Loyal Workers Hold Picnic and Visits
The Sunday school class of First Methodist met at Route 33 roadside park for its annual Aug 17 picnic. Rain moved the gathering to church social rooms with 13 members and two guests attending. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Gaddis of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce. Airman Lowell Dawley and Mrs. Dawley departed for Biloxi after a 20 day home leave, visiting Esther Dawley, Walter Dawley, and Foster Tolliver on the way.
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First Methodist Church
Route
Pat Poole
George Gaddis
Oklahoma City
Ralph Pierce
Sylvia Matheny
Lowell Dawley
Dawley
Biloxi
Miss
Esther Dawley
Nelsonville
Foster Tolliver
Franklin St
Walter Dawley
Akron
Mizpah Class Meet at Mrs. Cecil Browns Home
Mrs. Cecil Brown hosted the Mizpah class of the Methodist Sunday school at 38 Campbell Street. Nellie Hamer led devotions from scripture with Peale excerpts and prayer by Mrs. Wean. Plans for a rummage sale on Oct. 2 and Rally Day on Oct. 3 were announced.
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Cecil Brown
Methodist Sunday School
Campbell St
Nellie Hamer
Vincent Peale
Wean
Eustis
Fla
Margaret Clark
Burl Wallace
Hazel Earich
Millfield
Daughter Debut Born to Childers Family in Mount St. Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Childers announce the birth of a daughter named Deborah Kay at Mount St. Mary Hospital on August 13. Grandparents are Mrs. Mattany of this city and Mrs. Nettie Jaynes of Wellston.
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Nelsonville
Clyde Childers
Virginia Matheny
Deborah Kay
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jess Matheny
Nettie Jaynes
Wellston
Bellaire Mayor Howard Dunfee Dies at 63 in Hospital
Bellaire Ohio mayor Howard Dunfee died at Ohio Valley Hospital in Wheeling West Virginia after weeks of serious illness. He was 63 and the second city leader to die recently following Mayor Wilbur Shackelford's death last June.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Howard Dunfee
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilbur Shackelford
Strong Kera Tolytic Fungicide Ad
A drug store ad touts T-4-L as a strong fungicide that kills tainted outer skin and buried fungi on contact. It promises a forty dollar refund if not pleased within eight hours at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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