Pasture Productivity for Pigs Outlined by OSU Specialist
Herbert M. Barnes of Ohio State University told 167 farmers at Mechanicsburg School that one acre of good pasture can yield 1000 pounds of live pork per season. He favored legumes like Ladino clover alfalfa and red clover, with a mix of all three optimal. He noted pasture cuts grain costs by 15 and supplements by 25, advised higher protein for young pigs then 10 percent during fattening, and detailed mineral mixes. Barnes urged choosing gilts with growth potential, described bedding needs, and said the region suits cattle and sheep more than hogs. The next farm talk will cover home poultry flock management on March 15.
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Herbert M. Barnes
Ohio State University
Mechanicsburg
Barnes
Planning expert outlines long range zoning for Athens growth
Myron Day Downs, Cincinnati's planning engineer, urged Athens to adopt zoning and building regulations to enhance college town appeal. He noted the need for planning commissions, street widening, tree planting, and preservation of aesthetic standards to attract business and safeguard public welfare. Downs spoke at Ohio University and urged independent oversight and yearlong studies before action.
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Athens
Myron Day Downs
Cincinnati
Ohio University
University
Downs
Planning Commission
U. S
Lindley Hall
A. C. Denison
Southeast Ohio music event plans announced in Athens
W. C. Fingerhut announced three upcoming contests for Athens area students under the Southeastern Ohio Music Education Association. The solo and ensemble contest is set for March 26 at Athens High School, a district band festival is planned for April 2 in Gallipolis, and an April 9 competition at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium will determine superior ratings advancing to the state finals in Columbus. An all-district band of 200 to 300 pieces will participate, with public evening performances at the festival.
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Athens
W. C. Fingerhut
Southeastern Ohio Music Education Association
Fingerhut
Athens High School
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Columbus
Births and hospital notices in Athens area
Birth announcements list names and places for new infants including a daughter for Ben Goldberg in Glouster a daughter for Lee Enlow in Athens Route 1 a son for Harrison Lowsey in New Marshfield Route 1 a son for Richard Stanley in Athens and a son for Dale Richards in Athens. Admissions include Virginia Rice Athens Route 1 surgery Nellie Fisk Athens Route 2 surgery Alice Russell Athens major surgery Karlos Rutter Millfield Route 1 major surgery Discharges list Carl Starlin Stewart Arnold Clark Athens Mrs Mabel Davis Athens Mrs Ethel Cain Athens Route 3 Mrs Lucille Carsey Athens Route 2 and Mrs Tony Joseph Athens
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Ben Goldberg
Glouster
Lee Enlow
Athens
Harrison Lowsey
New Marshfield
Richard Stanley
Dale Richards
Virginia Rice
Nellie Fisk
Alice Russell
Karlos Rutter
Millfield
Carl F. Starlin
Stewart
Arnold Clark
Albany
Mabel Davis
Ethel Cain
Lucille Carsey
Tony Joseph
Zanesville Engineer To Speak at OU
John Audi a development engineer of the Line Materials Co Zanesville will present a talk on Distribution Transformers at an Ohio University student branch A I E E meeting Thursday at 7 pm in the Chemistry Auditorium Refreshments will be served Visitors are welcome to attend
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John Audi
Line Materials Co
Zanesville
Ohio University
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Chemistry
Albany Concert Set As Band Gets New Uniforms
Albany Consolidated School announces a Friday concert at the high school auditorium to showcase its newly uniformed band. The 40 member group formed within two years under director Mrs. Myrtle Kasler with strong Band Boosters support and community fundraisers raising nearly all of the estimated 1800 needed for uniforms.
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Albany
Albany Consolidated School
Myrtle Kasler
Kasler
Athens
Progress in Drive Listed
Red Cross progress in Athens shows 126 businesses contacted with $1605.50 raised so far and 97 contributing, 29 non contributors. A total of 335 businesses remain to be solicited as the drive nears the midpoint with a city goal of 6500 shared by business and residential sectors. Residential solicitations begin March 14 by Mrs. Carl Bowman and Mrs. Hunter Hope. Business contributors can mail checks to the Red Cross office in Athens.
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Red Cross
Athens
Carl Bowman
Hunter Hope
Tittle Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Tittle 48 who died Tuesday at her daughter's home will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Woolley funeral home conducted by Rev. Roy Deeter. She leaves husband Elmer two daughters Mrs. Vivian McCoy of Athens and another not named six grandchildren and three sisters. Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery.
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Nora Tittle
George Young
Granville Ave
Pocahontas Lodge
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Tittle
Elmer
State St
Vivian McCoy
Athens
Theodore Burris
Sycamore
George Carsey
Clara Elbon
Leona Sickles
Akron
Woolley Funeral Home
Roy Deeter
New Marshfield Cemetery
Athens Man Slightly Hurt in Route 377 Crash
An Athens driver, Charles Farrow, 56, was slightly injured when his car collided with a truck driven by Clarence Miller, 30, south of Chesterhill on Route 377. Farrow sustained a bruised shoulder and was treated after the crash.
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Athens
Chesterhill
Charles Farrow
Congress St
Clarence H. Miller
Stockport
Light Rain Drops City Amid Mild Temperature
A grey overcast and mist hung over the city as light rain fell this morning. The 9 a.m. temperature was 40 degrees after a low of 31 overnight, with yesterday’s high at 59.
Correction on Athens County ADC bill noted in Messenger
A correction states the approved amount of 1071.21 was for relief medical care and not Aid to Dependent Children. Masons to meet at New Marshfield Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Visitors welcome per J O Cottle.
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Athens County Commissioners Meeting
the Messenger
Masons
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
J. O. Cottle
University backs air route plan stops Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
Dean FE Taylor of Ohio University says no negotiations or applications have occurred about using the university airport for All American Airways passenger service. The firm announced a May start for a Pittsburgh to Cincinnati route with stops at Wheeling, Parkersburg, W Va, and Athens.
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Dean FE. J. Taylor
Ohio University
College of Applied Science
All- American Airways, Inc
Dean Taylor
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
Drivers Fined After Arrests by Patrol
Fining of two drivers arrested Tuesday by the State Highway Patrol was reported today. Lloyd E. Shull, 26, Lancaster, fined $20 and costs by Logan's Mayor R. W. Friend for unsafe operation. William J. Maple, Jr., 26, Portsmouth, fined $5 and costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle for passing over a yellow highway line.
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State Highway Patrol
Lloyd E. Shull
Lancaster
Logan
R. W. Friend
William J. Maple, Jr
Portsmouth
W. P. Mickle
County Men's Brotherhood to Meet at Trimble Church
A meeting of the County Men's Brotherhood is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Trimble Church of Christ, announced today.
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County Men’s Brotherhood
Trimble Church of Christ
Athens Advances In Tournament
Athens advance to the Class A District Tournament finals after beating Marietta. They will face Hillsboro Thursday at Ohio University Gymnasium, in front of about 2500 fans, the largest crowd of the event. Bands from Portsmouth Gallipolis and others were noted.
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Hillsboro
Ohio University Gymnasium
James E. Snyder
Lancaster
Ironton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Athens
Marietta
Ministers Hear Gideon Aide At Athens Meeting
Athens County Ministerial Association heard Harley Long of the Gideon International at the First Methodist Church. He outlined a Gideon banquet at the First Presbyterian Church on April 23 and speaking programs in county churches on April 24. Long described distributing Bibles to hotels jails and institutions and noted four million Testaments provided to armed services during World War II.
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Athens County Ministerial Association
Harley Long
Gideon International
First Methodist Church
Long
First Presbyterian Church
Gideon Organization
Gideon Society
Auto Fire Brief on N Court Street Incident
Firefighters responded to a 2:55 p m call on N Court St where a short circuit sparked a minor fire in an automobile owned by Anna Mae Rainer of Columbus. Damage was slight according to Fire Chief Clarence A Parker.
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N. Court St
Anna Mae Rainer
Columbus
Clarence A. Parker
Exhibit of Prints at Berry Hotel Ballroom
Don Lash announced an exhibit from the New York Graphic Society at the Berry Hotel Ballroom open Thursday from 10 am to 10 pm. The collection includes more than 2000 subjects.
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New York Graphic Society
Berry Hotel Ballroom
Don Lash
Ex-Athens Man Named President of Rail and River Co
E F Jake Maurer former Athens resident and longtime engineer at George M Jones Coal Co has been named president and general manager of Rail and River Coal Co of Bellaire Maurer joined Rail and River in 1942 He is a Pennsylvania native who lives in Bellaire with his wife and two sons Dr Don Maurer a Bridgeport dentist and Robert a mining engineer
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Athens
Rail and River Coal Co
Bellaire
E. F
Jake” Maurer
George M. Jones Coal Co
Cambria Coallieries
Maurer
Rail and River Co
Pennsylvania
Don Maurer
Bridgeport
Robert
Whey Even PAY MORE Why St Joseph aspirin muda
The fragment appears garbled and unreadable. No clear names, places, dates, or events can be identified to form a coherent article card.
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St.Joseph
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