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Bruno is Brown. Sundown farmers are men who work in the city and cultivate a small suburban plot in their spare time.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
6
Bruno is Brown. Sundown farmers are men who work in the city and cultivate a small suburban plot in their spare time.
Robert Shinn son of Mr and Mrs Dean wed Sally Midkiff of Nelsonville Saturday January 24 A shower for the newlyweds is planned at Hemlock Grove Grange Hall Saturday evening February 8 Also noted are visits by Clark Van Nest and family Columbus guests with Bernard Paulsen and by Ziba Midkiff and family with R V Hulman of Buckeye Hill
Haverhill Massachusetts hosts more than 100 factories devoted to shoe production, underscoring a robust local industry and employment base.
A recurring concern notes that rats in the United States destroy more grain in a single year than is produced on about 200,000 average farms. The claim emphasizes the scale of postharvest losses and pest management needs.
Mr. and Mrs. Rus visited Perry and children in Mansfield while Mr. and Mrs. Bagley of Columbus visited his aunt Mollie Bagley in Hamden and relatives in Wellston. Guests included the Weyands of McArthur and Mrs. Weed, Pettits of Wiro, and Bun families at various homes. A fire on Stanton Ave caused minor damage from a defective flue. Community members attended church district events and workshops in Circleville, McArthur, and Chillicothe.
Ohio unemployment benefits paid to out of state workers in 1957 totaled 6.37 million with Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky receiving the bulk. Pennsylvania $850,218 West Virginia $1,093,172 Kentucky $1,708,757. Combined these three states and Ohio’s out of state claimants totaled 4.431 million, leaving under 2 million for the other 44 states and territories.
The text notes that when people become unemployed they do not file claims in Ohio but in their own communities, with Covington, Kentucky mentioned as a location. It implies a regional approach to unemployment claims based on residence rather than the state of prior work.
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