Trimble Grange Meets at Grange Home Saturday Evening
GLOUSTER Trimble Grange gathered at the Grange home in Trimble on Saturday evening. Focal master J. A. Parish presided as the degree team practiced conferring the third degree. Several membership applications were received for initiation at the next meeting on Saturday July 14. Josephine Campbell, lecturer, led the program with readings and talks. A pot-luck supper followed.
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Local Social News From Glouster and Columbus
Glouster couple Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stephenson with Mrs Stephenson’s mother and Mrs. Thomas Vaughn left Wednesday for a trip to New York and other eastern destinations. Bill Gibbs, Columbus worker, visited Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pico recently.
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Gilbert Stephenson
Centennial Celebration Planned by Salem Church
Residents of the Salem area near Athens plan a centennial service for their Methodist Church on Sunday July 15. The church, now a century old, holds services every two weeks under Pastor Phyllis LeMaster and maintains a robust Sunday School. A basket dinner and speeches by former pastors and members are planned, with the churchyard serving as a burial site for early local families.
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Mrs. Walter Yount Hosts 500 Club at Gordon Hotel
The 500 club met in the Hotel Gordon dining room on Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Yount as hostess. Two tables played for prizes. first went to Mrs. Evan Morgan, second to Mrs. William Withem, and third to Mrs. Earl Morris. The hostess served a salad to the named guests and several others.
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Evan Morgan
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FE. M Ley
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Jessie HU
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Prices June 28
Cincinnati hogs steady to higher with bulk 160 225 ibs. few 2460 250. sow prices 25 higher. Calves scarce with light demand. slaughter cattle slow but steady. undercurrent weak for heavier cattle. Sheep slow. lambs 32 to 40 with utilities 20 to 31.50. gains varied by grade. odd lots to 34.90.
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Cincinnati
Mitteeek
Egg and Poultry Market Prices From Cincinnati Trade Desk
The Cincinnati market lists eggs and poultry prices with wholesale grades and current receipts. Medium eggs 5214 to 334. extras large 4 to 51. heavy hens 27 28. light 98 24. old roosters 27 18. Butter prints 73 percent. potatoes 295.5 98.
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