Hocking County 4-H Clubs Meet with Demonstrations
May 16 gatherings at P Peasant Ridge Girls 4H Club and Knight's Hillbilly Runners 4H Club featured demonstrations. Carol Bethel showed tracing wheel use, Bonnie Thompson, Carol Bethel and Karen Karshner performed The Star Spangled Banner, and members sang The More We Get Together. Tours included a taffy pull after the meeting. The Knight's Hillbilly Runners 4H Club met May 25 at the M E Church with nine members. Harold Weaver demonstrated tourniquet application. Refreshments were provided by Gale McNeal, Jerry Tatman and Arthur Tucker. guests Mary Weaver, Kay McNeal and Helen McNeal attended. Next meetings set for May 31 and June 1 at the M E Church, South Perry.
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Peasant Ridge
Mildred Karshner
Carol Bethel
Bonnie ‘Thompson
Karen Karshner
Knight's Hillbilly “Runners
M. E. Church
South Perry
Harold Weaver
Gale McNeal
Jerry Tatman
Arthur Tucker
Mary Weaver
Kay McNeal
Helen McNeal
Harmons Celebrate Golden Anniversary in New Straightsville
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J E Harmon marked by family gathering. The couple wed June 6 1906 in Bealls Farm and have a son Ralph in Birmingham and three other grandchildren. An open house is planned Sunday June 3 from 2 to 5 pm at their home in New Straightsville with relatives from Hopkins Columbus and area.
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New Straitsville
J. E. Harmon
Ralph Harmon
Birm- Financial Report
Ingham
Ala
Dale
Helen) Moan
Hopkins
Columbus
Lucille Mt “Eermber Sit
Io P
Doug Cuaunes
Sterling
Ouiewsts
Bealls
Ville
Roman Bee
Farm Bureau
Counta Passats
Prey Ehereevets
Local clubs hold gatherings with tours and meals
Logan Society members and Neomi Circle guests enjoyed an 1 pm luncheon at Brandt's Restauran t. W Snyder spoke about tours and Fairiea ofield County. district rally announced and a Rudolph Brandt tour planned for June 22. A district planning meeting was scheduled for June 21 at Lake Hope Lodge. The WSCS met for May with devotional on Giving and readings from McGuffey's readers. Patty Harbarger and family joined from Columbus for a Ft Lauderdale trip. WSCS officers to be installed.
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W. Snyder
Ieaofield County
Hocking County
Sie
George Matthew Fonds
Ross County Fair
Adams
Mrs. Council
Plat Lake Hope Lodge
Kingbury
Norman Wood
Douglas Wickliner
Ted Struble
Ang
WSCS
Ant
Racine
Walter Harbarger
Irs
Luther Gilliam
Columb
Pus
Stanley
Wilneal
Patty
Hia
Farley
Derwin Davies
Columbus
Wagoner
Blake Rites Conducted in Coolville Community
Funeral services were held Monday at Eden Church for Clayton Blake, 45, of Coolville. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. He died Saturday at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg after a brief illness. Son of Sherman Blake and the late Nora Buchannon Blake, he is survived by three sisters and three brothers: Gladys Riggleman of Parkersburg, Glen Blake, Freda English, Sadie Cubbison, Story Blake, and Maywood Blake, all of Coolville.
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Soolville
Eden Church
Clayton Win
Fred Blake
Blake
Camden- Clark Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
Coolville
Sherman Blake
Nora Buchannon Blake
Gladys Riggleman
Glen Blake
Freda English
Sadie Cubbison
Story Blake
Maywood Blake
Symington Hopes For Democratic Boom In Missouri
Symington said he would accept the nomination but is not a candidate and would not campaign. At the Democratic State Convention in Missouri about 1600 delegates discussed 76 delegates with half a vote each for the Chicago nominating convention. The state committee proposed Missouri’s votes be cast for Symington as a favorite son, with delegates pledged to stay with him if there’s any chance he could win.
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Forremsun City
U— Missouri
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Chicago
Missouri
Food Prices Rise Again Across Delivery Chain
New York report examines rising food costs from farm to table, blaming packaging, processing, and distribution expenses. It highlights the consumer price spread from farm to store, with Kroger case studies tracing egg prices from farm near Portage, Wisconsin, to Chicago and Cincinnati, showing how labor, refrigeration, and transport add to the final cost.
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New York
America
Assn
Senation
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kroger
Indiana Area
Theel
Cincinnnati Vents
Portage
Wilkesville News Notes Celebrate Local Birthdays and Moves
Wilkesville notes show George Cahoon hosting for Charles Cahoon’s seventh birthday with adjacent guests from Dexter. Dan Sayre family vacationing on the Muskingum River. Several locals visit Norwalk Columbus Chillicothe Athens and relocate to new homes or jobs, including Emma McCumber moving to Columbus and Rex Marrs family moving to California.
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Wilkesville
Gieorge Cahoon
Gerald Minor
Minnie Nicholas
Maggie Castor
Dexter
George
Charles
Dan Sayre
Muskingum River
Shirley Spires
Norwalk
Emma McCumber
Columbus
Susie
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Hocking Co
Harmons
MR. and
Mrs. Harmon
Logan Society
Neomi
Sally Eberts
Brandt's
S.smae
Woman's Society of Christiania Service of the
Methodist Church
Carlton Bright
Meredith Gano
Logan
Judy Harbarger
Austin Harbarger
W. Hunter St
Arthur Lear
Steven
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Kingsbury
Otal Salon
Saat
Lewella
Whimans
S$. Court ST
Wilkesville News
Rex Marrs
Welty
California
Frank Gray
Georgia Gray
Alva Devault
Don Penn
Ralph
White
Chillicothe ‘Cently
Ray Strausbaugh
Wearthy Shank
Athens State Hospital
Dorothy Long
Jimmy
Vitor
Eva Gill
Ralph White
Carling Black Label
Aiee Asleae Gnows
Carling
Carling Brewing Company
Logan Monument CO
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
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