Two Polio Cases Highlight York Area March of Dimes
The Nelsonville BPW Club sponsors the March of Dimes drive in Nelsonville and York Township. Mona Gayle Sayre of Buchtel and Richard Hall of Jocal are being treated for polio deformities and recovery. $547.60 has been raised locally to aid their care and treatment. The drive began January 21 with Treva Shaw leading efforts.
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ATHENS _MESSENGER
Athens
OFIO
York Area
Nelsonville
York Township
Athens County
Mona Gayle Sayre
Ed Sayre
Buchtel
Richard Hall
Paul Hall
High St
Jocal
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Treva Shaw
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Driveway Block Charge and Stop Sign Citation Report
Nelsonville motorist pleads guilty for blocking a private driveway on Fayette Street and pays $10 plus costs. Edward Thomas of Lancaster cited for failing to stop at a stop sign and must appear in mayor's court on January 24. Local March of Dimes events organized by a committee include boxes, school drives, a dance on February 1, a card party February 6, and a trailer movie January 24-30 with Ellis Hall theater cooperation noted.
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Nelsonville
Fayette St
R. W. Friend
Logan
Oral Daugherty
Edward Thomas
Lancaster
Mabel Haffner
Doris Pergrin
Arlene Powell
Frances Bennett
Ellen Burnell
Janice Wyatt
Ruth Daugherty
Eagles Hall
Ellis Hall
S. S. Steenrod
Eagles Plan Dance in Murray City Hall Friday
The Eagles of Murray City sponsor a dance at their hall on Friday night January 24. Ed Donson, entertainment chair, announces round and square dancing and a floor show with music by Guy Leonard. Admission is by paid up receipt.
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Murray City
Eagles of
Ed Donson
Guy Leonard
Funeral for World War I Veteran Jesse Stump
Jesse Arthur Stump, 49, a World War I veteran, died Wednesday evening in an ambulance while being moved from The Plains to Bailey Run to stay with his mother Mrs Minnie Abbott. He had been ill for some time. Friends may call at his mother's home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Mineral Methodist Church with burial in Asbury Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Iris a daughter Esther Marie his mother and stepfather W C Abbott a sister Mrs Verda Phillips Mineral and a brother Robert Stump Akron.
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Nelsonville
Jesse Arthur Stump
the Plains
Minnie Abbott
Bailey Run
Mineral Methodist Church
Asbury Cemetery
Iris
Esther Marie
W. C. Abbott
Verda Phillips
Mineral
Robert Stump
Akron
Kanawha Scout Chief Ends Council Service
M H P Kinsey ends 28 years as executive of the Kanawha area council of the Boy Scouts of America after a testimonial dinner. He retires February 1 and will be succeeded by A C Shires of Baltimore.
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Charleston
M.H. P. Kinsey
Kanawha
Markets Edge Forward Amid Tepid Hopes and Tax Rulings
Stocks generally gained slight ground in today's market as timid bidding persisted. Gains were small with some thin issues advancing while a Treasury tax ruling aided sentiment and labor peace hopes influenced trading. many investors remained cautious over business and tax concerns.
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NEW York
Treasury
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep prices
Price ranges listed for cattle including good medium and common grades with milk cows bulls and stockers. Calves hogs sows pigs and sheep prices shown with weight categories and quoted per hundredweight or per head as indicated.
Nelsonville Egg Auction Prices by Grade and Size
Auction records show prices for Jumbo A WR to Small A WR eggs and variations by grade. Notable entries include Jumbo A WR at 49 and 46, Large AA WR around 46, Large A WR at 42 and 40, Medium A WR near 42, and Small A WR about 35. Total cases sold not specified.
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Nelsonville Egg
Wecnwssnstances
Mares
Cincinnati hogs and cattle market report with varied losses
AP dispatch from Cincinnati shows hog prices easing with barrows and gilts at 23.75 for 160-225 lb and down to 22.25 for 300-400 lb. Cattle trade remains slow and weak with steers 857-950 lb at 18.50-19.50 and cows 7.90-10.50 for canners and cutters. Sheep scarce with lambs up to 24.00 and ewes to 7.50.
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Cincinnati
U S A Egg and Poultry Prices and Butter Rates Listed
The column lists consumer grades for eggs and U S A sizes with large 50 A large 47 A medium 41 small 35, U S B large 43, wholesale grades 43, standard 1 and 2 38. Poultry prices cover heavies 27 Ibs and over, lights 19, roasters 34, fryers 31, broilers 30, old roosters 18, young ducks and geese 25, turkeys young hens 33, medium toms 18, heavy toms 18. Butter wholesale prints 66 and 67 with butterfat premium 61 regular 58. Potatoes 2.50 to 3.75.
Musical and Silver Tea at Hartford Methodist Church
Hartford event highlights a musical program organized by the Ladies of the Hartford Methodist Church with performances by Miss Goldye Hart and local singers. The gathering also notes a Philippine Islands talk for Fairview school children and updates on local figures, including Mayor John Dillon's improving health.
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Hartford
Hartford Methodist Church
Neal Swackhammer
Ray Proffitt
Harry Layne
Goldye Hart
New Haven
Lucy Jane Bulmer
Jane Ann Keil
Earl Dean Knight
Fairview School
Philippine Islands
Romeo Baronia
Islands
New Haven Methodist Church
W. S. Fiber
Fiber
Baronia
John Dillon
Dillon
W. T. Stone
Pomeroy
Stone
L. C. Roush
Kaylong
L. J. Ruttencutter
Nolan Swackhammer
Mason
N. O. Wein
A. Keith McClung
Bessie Jenkins
Holzer Hospital
Leroy Dunlap
Youngstown
Gallipolis
Mary Ruth Fiber
Homer Brinker
Huntington
Wood Shop Amateur Hour at Nelsonville High
Nelsonville High School aired the Wood Shop Amateur Hour on NHS station from the massive auditorium. Delbert McCray won 500 dollars with a remark to frame it, while John Jack Barbara Foughty Phyllis Dishong and others performed songs solos and a baking demo. Shown by four seventh graders and flag bearers, the event opened with Ruth Daugherty urging March of Dimes support.
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Nelsonville
Woodshop
NHS
Richard Kelley
Nelsonville High School
Delbert McCray
Kelley
John Jack
Old Lamplighter
Charles Poston
Barbara Foughty
Phyllis Dishong
Bill Barrows
Pat Daugherty
Judy Rosser
Carol Foughty
Loretta Bishop
Jane Shafer
Shirley Streets
Jane Hickman
Hartford Society News Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Lavendar hosted relatives in Pomeroy. James Holt visited in New Haven. J. M. Crump toured New Haven on business. Mrs. Russell Tucker of Robertsburg visited the Lavendar home. Hartford welcomed new pupils Clyde Tucker Bonnie Tucker Bobbie Tucker.
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Hartford
Lester Ray
Donald Roach
Eugene Trasper
Harry Joe Kearnes
Estel Lavendar
Pomeroy
James Holt
New Haven
J. M. Crump
Russell Tucker
Robertsburg
Clyde
Bonnie
Bobbie Tucker
Rush Anderson
Parkersburg
Billie Kearnes
Fairview
Sarah Jones
Joseph Kearnes
William Edwards
James Blake
William Blake
Lennie Johnson
Private Club Liquor Permit Probe Planned
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert announced an investigation into 34 private club liquor permits issued in Lausche's final days. He denied receiving a letter allegedly requesting such an inquiry from former Gov. Frank Lausche.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Lausche
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert
Music director Frederic Stiven dies in Urbana
Professor Frederic B. Stiven 64 longtime director of the Illinois School of Music and former Oberlin Conservatory member died Tuesday night in Urbana Illinois. He had led the University of Illinois music school since 1921 and previously taught at Oberlin.
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Urbana
Frederic B. Stiven
School of
University of Illinois
Oberlin
Butts and Worthington to Attend Elks District Meeting
Dr and Mrs L E Butts and Mr and Mrs Earl Worthington will attend the Elks district meeting Sunday in Circleville. A Wind Cave herd of fourteen buffalo placed under protection in 1913 has grown to about 250 head.
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Nelsonville
L. E. Butts
Earl Worthington
the Elks
Circleville
Wind Cave National Park
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