Nelsonville meeting outlines integrated broiler venture plan
Ohio Farm Industries officials described an integrated broiler operation to Nelsonville business leaders. The plan aims to raise hatcheries feed and growing and processing within a 50 mile radius, with 51 630 shares offered at 10 each to fund expansion.
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Nelsonville Board of Trade
Fred's Steak House
Ohio
Nelsonville
Rank
J. J. Murphy
Cleveland
Times Talks Produce No Break In Strike
Negotiators fail to break deadlock between the New York Times and the AFL-CIO American Newspaper Guild after a late night session. Talks resume as the strike, now nine days old, continues to halt publication of the Times with 2200 guild members seeking protection from automation and mergers.
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New York
New York Times
Afl-Cio American
Guild
Robert F. Wagner
Afl-Cio Mailers Union
Publishers Association of New York
the Times
Group One Officers Chosen During Meet
Group One WSCS elected officers at a Tuesday meeting led by Miss Phyllis Betts of E Columbus St. Betts became president with Mrs Leonard Myers secretary and Mrs Philip Weller treasurer. Miss Wanda Jonas was named telephone chairman. A rummage sale was scheduled for Oct 1 and 2 at the former Wolfe Furniture Store on Washington St. Meetings will be held on the second Tuesday of each month.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
Phyllis Betts
E. Columbus St
Betts
Leonard Myers
Philip Weller
Wanda Jonas
Wolfe Furniture
Washington St
Hunters Warned About Firing Range Near Camp
Dorr Run Air Force Survival Camp warns hunters training is ongoing in the camp area. A spokesman says automatic weapons fire is conducted at the range and squirrels have wandered near the firing area. Red flags and warning signs are posted.
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Nelsonville
Dorr Run
Air Force
Admitted List At Mount St Mary Hospital
Mount St Mary Hospital notes show multiple admissions including Master David L Neel of Haydenville Mrs Mary Kisor from New Marshfield Route 1 and Mrs Mable Triplett from Nelsonville Route 1 among others Mrs Mollie B Grim Carpenter Route 1 Miss Michele N McMannis Nelsonville and several more on record including Mr Harold Dixon and Mrs Louise Collins among listed patients with various linked towns such as Logan Glouster Athens Corning and Buchtel.
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David L. Neel
Haydenville
Mary Kisor
New Marshfield
Mable Triplett
Nelsonville
Mollie B. Grim
Carpenter
Michele N. McMannis
Teresa Phillis
Corning
Helen Dickerson
Logan
Randy White
Glouster
Edna Brooks
Athens
Nancy Lou Beck
Russe
Yale Light Buying Is Meeting's Topic
A Murray City community meeting to discuss purchasing Christmas street lighting for the village will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the Eagles Hall. Eagles committee treasurer Clarence Robson says installation arrangements will also be made at the public gathering.
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Murray City
Eagles Hall
Clarence Robson
Eagles Committee
Church Banquet Scheduled
Nelsonville youth group hosts first annual junior and senior high MYF banquet at First Methodist Church Sunday at 6 p m. Speaker is Ohio MYF president Joe Greber. Families bring food for a menu including meat loaf and sides. over 80 invited.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Ohio
MYF
Joe Greber
Mark Gibbons
Boy Scout Troop 66 Sells Wreaths for Camp Fund
Nelsonville notes Boy Scout Troop 66 Members sell English holly live evergreen and alpine Christmas wreaths to raise funds for camping and equipment. Wreaths shipped from the Pacific Northwest with orders taken now and delivery set for December 8 to 15.
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Boy Scout
Nelsonville
Boy Scout Troop 66
Pacific Northwest
Tobacco crop losses in Southern Ohio due to wet weather
In Georgetown area reports say tobacco harvest may fall 15 to 25 percent from normal as heavy rains and humidity rot crops in fields and curing barns along the Ohio River. Labor shortages worsen farmers woes as losses vary by weight and quality with some estimates reaching 10 percent or more. Charles Bruist recounts discarding rotted tobacco from four and a half acres near Bou des Ferry.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Ohio River
Brown County Agricul
Tural
James D. Wells
Charles Bruist
Boudes Ferry
Oakley Named To State Farmers Advisory Committee
Nelsonville banker R V Oakley of Nelsonville Route 2 has been appointed to the Farmers Home Administration State Advisory Committee. The five member panel advises the state director on adapting national policies to local needs. Oakley, active in coal, real estate, and insurance, leads the Hocking Conservancy District and sits on Methodist Church trustees, also affiliated with Masons and Elks. County supervisor J E Miller processes local applications. office hours are first and third Wednesdays at the Soil Conservation Office in Athens.
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Nelsonville
R. V. Oakley
Peoples Bank of
Farmers Home Administration
Farmers Administration
Oakley
Hocking
Hocking Conservancy District
The
Methodist Church
Camp Fire Girls Elect Flowers President
Cathy Flowers was elected president of group one Camp Fire Girls in a meeting at the little house. Cindy Johnson was elected vice president Gail Puckett secretary and Margaret Shafer news reporter. The group will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday to plan programs.
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Nelsonville
Cathy Flowers
Camp Fire Girls
Little House
Dean James
Lu Evelyn Shafer
Cindy Johnson
Gail Puckett
Margaret Shafer
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Harold Koker
Ohio Farm Industries, Inc
David Rank
Massillon
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Strawn
N. Court
Ph. LY
Athens, Ohio
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Tartt
N. Cols. Rd
Broughton
Frank
Foodtown
Chestnut Street
Ati
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Yale Light
Bill Rescoe
W. Fairgrounds
Tommy Manville
New York Supreme Court
Anita Roddy-Eden
Christina
Manville
Food Giant
E. State St
State Farmers Advisory Unit
Masonic and Elks Lodges
J. E. Miller
Soil Conservation Office
Camp Fire Girls Elect Flowers President
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BORON
Standard Oil Company
Sohio
C. B. Nye Company
Stimson
Palmer ST
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