USDA Amends Tri State Milk Marketing Order Details
The USDA amended the Tri State Federal milk marketing order covering parts of West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky. The changes, approved by over three fourths of area dairy farmers, take effect May 1 and include year round bottling pricing with new differentials for Charleston Huntington Gallipolis Scioto and Athens districts. Pikeville Paintsville will join Charleston Huntington pricing. A seasonal incentive plan deducts funds in flush months and pays producers later.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
Beckley
W. Va
Gallipolis
Athens
Ironton
Portsmouth
Ashland
Pikeville
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Charleston - Huntington
Gallipolis-Scioto
Pikeville - Paintsville
Vinton Court Delinquencies Rise In 1964
McARTHUR During 1964 a total of 54 cases were presented to the Vinton county juvenile court Judge W H Lohr revealed in his annual report to the county commissioners this week. Decreases were noted in cases dealing with traffic violations and adults and the most significant increases are seen in cases of delinquencies. Two girls were committed to GIS and 14 referrals made to the Childrens Home. Thirty one cases involving delinquent children 14 involving neglected dependent children 21 traffic cases and five adults were among the referrals. Types of violations included six truancy two breaking and entering two runaways one theft 15 delinquent and six for other reasons. Other dispositions of juvenile cases included 16 dismissed nine placed on probation 21 fined one reprimanded and two given other penalties. ed
Miller High Plans Annual Spring Concert
McARTHUR The Miller High School vocal department under Miss Beckey L Hartley will stage its spring concert Friday at 8 p m The mixed chorus has 180 members along with the girls and boys glee clubs Millerettes and Millertones perform spirituals Broadway selections popular tunes patriotic songs sacred numbers novelty pieces and barbershop medleys NEW PLYMOUTH Laurel Ettes 4 H Club planned an overnight campout at the May meeting at Betty and Diana Blairs home.
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McArthur
Miller High School
Beckey L. Hartley
Girls’ Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Millerettes
Millertones
New Plymouth
Laurel-Ettes 4-H Club
Betty
Diana Blair
McArthur Mayor Joins Zaleski Couple in Quiet Ceremony
McArthur Mayor Melvin H. Shover officiated the wedding of Zaleski mayor Tom West and Marilyn Hayes at the McArthur mayor's home. Attending were Charles West, brother of the groom, and Martha Hayes, sister of the bride.
Alfred Methodist WSCS Names New Alfred Officers
The Alfred Methodist WSCS met at Florence Spencer’s home. A nominating committee proposed Eleanor Bayles as president Ference Spencer as vice president Helen Wood as secretary Nina Robinson as treasurer Osie Follrod as secretary of promotion Isola Taylor as secretary of literature and publications Nellie Parker as secretary of missions. Nina Robinson led a program titled It Is My Son. The next meeting is May 18 at Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson’s home with Isola Taylor presenting. Mr and Mrs Clair Woode and Connie Sue of Pomeroy visited his parents in the area.
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Florence Spencer
Thelma Henderson
Osie Follrod
Eleanor Bayles
Ference Spencer
Helen Wood
Nina Robinson
Isola Taylor
Nellie Parker
Son
Clara Follrod
Clair Woode
Connie Sue
Pomeroy
Charles D. Woode
Apple Grove News Highlights Local Church Family Night
Apple Grove and East Letart members held a family night at the Apple Grove Methodist Church with about 30 attendees. The article notes visiting relatives and guests from Parkersburg Columbus Proctorville and Charleston.
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Apple Grove
Apple Grove Methodist Church
East Letart
Maggie Dills
Parkersburg
Early Roush
Etta Shields
Erwin Gloeckner
Jack Battenslough
Columbus
Robert Lewis
Roy Buck
Don Beegle
Zane Allen
Ross Moore
Gail and
Allen
Proctorville
Buel Sears
Sherman Ford
C&O Reports Slight Dip in April Net Income
Cleveland based Chesa peake and Ohio Railway posted April net income of 3.639 million dollars, down from 3.706 million in April 1964. The earnings per share stood at 41 cents, matching the prior year's April figure.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
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Vinton Court
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Paula Gibson
Anderson
Crow's Steak House
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Schine Theatre
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