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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
12
The notice explains how to place blind ads in the Messenger with full box numbers and addresses. It states cash is required for all orders and ads may be submitted by phone or mail from nearby points, with three line minimum and six average words per line.
The Iron Age warns peace with Korea will not ease steel supply in 1952. Manufacturers face continuing metal shortages with little improvement expected in the first quarter of next year.
Dr Asia Whit acre and wife travel through Virginia. Navy base sailor Carlos V Raines on a 15 day furlough visiting Stockport with parents. Mary allace spent a day at the Raines home. Jack Manning family toured Marietta visiting George Cook. Jimmie Mitchell and Phil Riley called on Milton Wallace family. Waymes Crabtree and sons of Portsmouth visited Fred Williams and John Lane households. John Leake and son Jackie also visited. Mildred Griffiths Harold Griffin from Chicago and Darlene Gary Niceswanger of Pittsburgh visited Pete Wallace.
Sixteen Sixteen- Alva Mahaffey wrecked his car near Goddard and was slightly injured. A Hawks Church quarterly meeting was held. Charles Lowe is ill. Charles Garvin and Mary Pride were married recently. Mahaffey and Sheltering Arms Hospital tied to local families. John Wood attended Legion convention in Lancaster with Harley Strong.
Livestock receipts in Cincinnati and Point Pleasant include hogs 2300 head with mixed demand and price drops of 60 to 65 cents on heavy weights. cattle and calves show steady to uneven values with vealers strongest. sheep moderate with lambs at 28 to 32 dollars. eggs butter and poultry also listed with varying U.S. consumer grades and wholesale ranges. Eggs quoted A large 56-60 cents, broilers 30-31 cents, butter 73-74 cents per pound.
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