Milk Prices Take Another 2 Cent Jump in Athens
Milk prices in Athens were raised by 2 cents per quart with officials blaming failure of Agriculture Department to act on regional pleas. Ohio Dairy Products Association secretary E A Anderson said prices to farmers had risen due to Wisconsin Michigan cheese and milk plant formulas, with further 25 cent per 100 rise anticipated for butter and powder formulas. Delegations urged Washington to suspend the formula in the area to prevent price hikes not in the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
E. Anderson
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Messenger
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tri-State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Anderson
Joe Kilingenberg
George Banks
Six Hundred Couples Attend OU Registration Hop
Ohio University swing kicks off the social season as about 600 couples dance to Rex Koons and his orchestra at the Men's Gym for a Registration Hop sponsored by the Men's Union. Notable guests include Dean Muriel Hawkins and Dean Irma Voigt among faculty and staff. Doug Reinhardt chaired the event with aides Waldo Ziegler and Pete Reiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Rex Koons
Men's Union Planning
Sayre
Queens
J. R. Sprague
Derane
Muriel C. Hawkins
Irene Devlin
Doug Reinhardt
Waldo Ziegler
Pete Reiser
Local Horses Win Firsts At Zanesville
Four firsts were won Sunday by local horses at the Zanesville Horse Show at Muskingum County's Fairgrounds. Polly Wilson T won the Tennessee Walking Horse class for Mrs. Good. Cavalier Virginia Beasley won the pleasure horse class and placed third in the three gaited stake. Spiteful, a hackney pony driven by Dick Vaughn, won the fine harness pony class. Western Horse prizes went to Lurene Burson and Bill Robinson of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Polly Wilson T
Mrs. Good
F. R. Beasley
Virginia Beasley
Windy Hills
Dick Vaughn
Lurene Burson
Bill Robinson
Athens
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list a daughter for Earl Seele Amesville and sons for Kenneth Simmers Chauncey James McCarley Athens and Clarence Strausbaugh Radcliffe plus F R Ward. Admissions include Franklin Hutchinson Stewart major surgery Hilda Pidcock Athens major surgery George Moore Amesville major surgery Anna Fields Nelsonville medieval Lois Dixon Athens medical and Gladys Simonton Chauncey medical. Dismissals name multiple Athens area residents and others from Albany Glouster and Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Seele
Amesville
Kenneth Simmers
Chauncey
James McCarley
Athens
Clarence Strausbaugh
Radcliffe
F. R. Ward
Admissions Franklin Hutchinson
Stewart
Hilda Pidcock
George Moore
Anna Fields
Nelsonville
Medival
Lois Dixon
Gladys. Simonton
Medical
Albert Bolin
Albany
Sydney Browne
Emerson Peters
McArthur
Frank Grubbs
Glouster
William Biggers
Ben Bardin
Andrew Jackson
Ronald McPherson
Virginia Wheaton
James Pollock
Carbondale
Ray Christy Longbottom
Road's His Driver Says A 78 Year Old Stewart Farmer
Stewart farmer George Tedrow, 78, was arraigned in Mayor Franz Woodworth's Court on a reckless driving charge after allegedly forcing State Highway Patrolman Paul E. Brown off the highway near Guysville. Tedrow pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs after Brown testified Tedrow drove extreme left center to avert a collision. No injuries were reported. Tedrow said he paid for road construction and was entitled to drive any way he wanted, but paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Force
Gordon B. Compton
Wright Field
Dayton
Uurt
Richard O. Davidson
Broadwell
Harry F. Smith
Stewart
Stewart Farmer
Franz Woodworth
Paul E. Brown
Guysville
George Tedrow
Brown
Tedrow
Temperature Drops Forty Degrees Overnight in Athens
The temperature fell from a high of 82 to a low around 42 degrees overnight, with a slow rise to 56 by 10:30 a.m. Today. Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France notes the chill. County extension agent Ross Wright reports about 0.20 inches of rainfall and overcast skies delaying frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Ross Wright
Marriage Licenses Issued In Athens Area Couples List
A list of marriage licenses shows Robert Benjamin Covert 25 and Doris Juanita Snoots 21 both of Athens. Other entries include James A Knight 19 The Plains with Ira Katzenbach 17 The Plains, Alexander Poches 23 Jacksonville with Betty Jeane Cairelli 19 Gloucester, and several more couples with ages and locations such as Cincinnati Cincinnati Belpre Coolville Athens Frost and route addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benjamin Covert
Athens
Doris Juanita Snoots
James A. Knight
the Plains
Ira M. Katzenbach
Alexander Poches
Jacksonville
Betty Jeane Cairelli
Glouster Charles
Lintner
Cincinnati
Hattie la Grones
Marvin E. White
Augusta Ann Dilley
John Ernest Demp
Congo
Betty B. King
Glouster
Charles Glenn Scott
Belpre
Marjorie Vernia Deeter
Coolville
Wilburt Eugene McKnight
Elizabeth Agnes Ervin
Paul Leslie Lake
Frost
Mabel Hippe Butcher
Still Hungry Miners Return to Starr-Jackson Mine
About 160 miners from UMW Local 270 at Starr- Jackson Mine in Coonville returned to work after a weeklong walkout over a no meat no work rule. Gerald Wallace said the decision followed a Saturday meeting and prior talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr- Jackson
Coonville
UMW
Gerald Wallace
Troy Chapter FFA Initiates New Members
Troy Chapter of Future Farmers of America inaugurated activities for the school year with new members. Green HandsOtis Allen Clyde Bond Dorsey Burkhamer Ray Hall Edward Mc Glone Tommy Taylor Bill Vine yard Edwin Willet Basil Wines all freshmen John Patterson Bill Murphy sophomores and Paul Cunningham senior. Under instructor E Stout 36 boys are enrolled in vocational agriculture. Wilbur White president Charles Butcher vice president Harry Dunfee secretary Edward Russell treasurer Glennis Boggs reporter and Harry Summerfield sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Future Farmers, of America
Green
Otis Allen
Clyde Bond
Dorsey Burkhamer
Ray Hall
Edward McGlone
Tommy Taylor
Bill Vineyard
Edwin Willet
Basil Wines
John Patterson
Bill Murphy
Paul Cunningham
E. Stout
Wilbur White
Charles Butcher
Harry Dunfee
Edward Russell
Glennis Boggs
Harry Summerfield
Wheat crop safe from fly after Oct 2
Ross Wright county extension agent says wheat planted after Oct 2 escapes Hessian fly damage. D F Beard Ohio State University extension agronomist advises extra fertilizer of at least 300 pounds per acre and higher seeding rates of ten pecks per acre. Each week after Oct 2 reduces yield by about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wright
Athens County
D. F. Beard
Extension Agronomist
Ohio State Uiversity
Mr. Beard
New Calendar For Poultrymen Issued By OSU Extension
A new calendar for poultry men is available through the county extension agent office. Effective Oct 1, the calendar records daily egg yield inventory of hens and complete egg production. Calendars mailed to interested parties who send monthly reports to the Poultry Division at Ohio State University. Reports enable county tabulation for Ohio’s 88 counties as part of the PEP program to aid profitable egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio
Four Persons Fined In Mayor Court On Intoxication Disturbance
In Mayor's Court today four persons were fined 45 dollars plus costs on charges of intoxication and causing a disturbance. John Tucker of 116 N Congress St Herb Rast of S Shafer St were fined on intoxication. Robert Irvine of 117 E State St and Jack Sigmund of Athens drew fines on disturbance charges. Burglars Get Watches Zanesville. Burglars smashed a jewelry store display window last night and escaped with 15 watches valued at more than 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Various Society Meetings Noted at Local Churches
A cluster of notices outlines events this week including a Business Women’s Class at First Christian Church led by Mildred Banks at 37 Franklin Ave. and a Chi Omega house corporation annual meeting at 10 S. College St. Other items include Athens Shrine No. 6 regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. and plans for a visit by Mrs. Nellie J. Combellack of Long Beach Calif. A Social Literary Club program with Dr. H. L. Kellogg on the New American Bible is listed, along with Circle No. 1 at the Methodist Church on Central Ave hosted by Mrs. Martha Romine on Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Mildred Banks
Franklin Ave
Athens Shrine No. 6
S.W.H.P
Nellie J. Combellack
Long Beach
Calif
Athens
H. G. Stalder
N. College St
H. L. Kellogg
New American Bible
Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
Central Ave
Martha Romine
Lancaster St
Shower Honors Miss Hattie Lu Grones Before Wedding
Mrs. Thomas G. Andrian hosted a celebratory shower for Miss Hattie Lu Grones at her Sunnyside Drive apartment. Attendees included Mrs. Dow S. Grones and many relatives, with out-of-town guests invited but unable to attend. The upcoming marriage to Wy. Charles C. Lintner is set for Saturday October 5 at St. Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Andrian
Hattie Lu Grones
Hattie Lou Grones
Sunnyside Drive
Dow S. Grones
Hattie
Lu Grones
B. T. Grover
Carolyn Hopkins
Annabel Houck
Arlene Marquardt
Helen Bailey
Isabell Brown
William Wolfe
Edward Conrad
Richard Dent
Pauli Frost
William Bowen
Miss Grones
Charles C. Lintner
St. Paul's Church
Central PTA Council Meets in Senior High Theater
Central P T A held a Thursday meeting in the Senior High School Little Theater after an official board session led by President Mrs. M. T. Vermillion. Dr. Mary B. Smith spoke on Juvenile Research and mental hygiene, stressing love and recognition as key for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central P. T. A
M. T. Vermillion
Raymond Lee
Beth Cable
Robert Sheldon
Clarence Morrison
William Stehr
Wayne France
Sherman Gilmore
Frank Foster
Oliver Martin
Martha Hooper
Thurlow Robe
W. H. Lowman
D. M. Goddard
Gail Watkins
Francis Wyckoff
Theodore St. Clair
Stamp
Earl Dailey
Floyd Brookins
Dwight Gaskill
Vanda Barrett
Scott Wilson
B. F. Cutler
Perry Russell
Henry Barnes
Gabriel Guerra
Roy Morris
Allen Nellis
C. W. Billett
Thomas Wilsom
Bureau
Smith
Wiliam Stehr
Congress
Personal notices of J Homer Caskey and others
Juayor J Homer Caskey leaves soon for Valley Forge General Hospital after time with family on Roosevelt Drive North Hill. Mrs Caskey teaches English at Ohio University. Major Caskey on leave from the university faculty. Frances Noble leaves for University of Missouri Columbia to begin junior year in journalism. George Brophy of Montreal returns by air from Columbus. visiting Biddison family. wife Betty and daughter Terry stay longer. James Devlin of USES Wilmington visits Athens with aunt Mrs Michael Devlin. they return to Columbus Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juayor
J. Homer Caskey
Valley
Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Roosevelt Drive
North Hill
Caskey
Ohio University
Cas! ‘Key
Frances Noble
H. B. Noble
Grosvenor St
Columbia
University Bf Missouri
George Brophy
Montreal
Canada
Columbus
Brophy
Biddison
Wilmington
Athens
Michael Devlin
J. R. Sprague
Morris Ave
Carpenter-Love Reunion Brings Descendants Together
The first postwar Carpenter and Love reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carpenter in New Marshfield with Mrs. Flora Carpenter giving grace. Officers for the year include Grant Michaels as president and Lillian Cooley as secretary-treasurer, and attendees from Piqua, Springfield, Hopwood, Adolphus, Denver, and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Love
Albert Carpenter
New Marshfield
Flora Carpenter
Grace
Margaret Thomas
Piqua
Grant Michaels
Lillian Cooley
Raymond Thomas
Robert Wilt
George Wendt
Lewis Carpenter
Springfield
C. L. Pruden
Archie Harris
Longstreth
the Plains
Charles
Hopwood
Elmer Finsterwald
Harold
Adolphus Low
Charles Bolin
Arthur MclNutt
Jerry Lee Perry
Thomas Potts
Freda Weatherby
Shirley Werkly
Dan Downey
Keith Scott
Stanley Cooley
Joy
Eva
Patricia
Victor Carpenter
George Carpenter
Denver Scott
Athens
OU Theater To Present Four Plays This Season
Ohio University Theater in Athens will produce four plays this season five nights each, up from three. The lineup includes You Cant Take It With You opening Oct 29, The Little Foxes opening Dec 10, Call of Scotland opening Feb 25, and St Louis or The Divine Bug opening May 6, offering the sole chance for local audiences to see legitimate drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University Theater
Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Lillian Hellman
Maxwell Anderson
Scotland
Judy Stalder Birthday Party Held Thursday
Mrs. Eva Stalder hosted a birthday party for daughter Judy Stalder on Thursday from 4 to 6 at Highland Ave. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by guests Marilyn Sue Mc Bride Jeanette Lohse Charlotte Coury Penny Coury Mariam Sue Hall Billie Adams Sharon Coury Tommy Antoinette Sally Hamer Larry Leffer Sandra Porter Marlene Olson Theresa Coury Patty Ann Trout Sandra Hunsecker Karen M Hunsecker Danny Olson Larry Carr David Carr and Dixie Lee Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Stalder
Highland Ave
Judy Stalder
Marilyn Sue McBride
Jeanette Lohse
Charlotte Coury
Penny Coury
Mariam Sue Hall
Billie Adams
Sharon Coury
Tommy Antoinette
Sally Hamer
Larry Leffer
Sandra Porter
Marlene Olson
Theresa Coury
Patty Ann Trout
Sandra Hunsecker
Karen M Hunsecker
Danny Olson
Larry Carr
David Carr
Dixie Lee Johnson
GOP rally speakers feature Upton Close in Columbus Oct 14
Upton Close and Hollywood broadcaster noted for The Observation Post will headline the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations meeting in Columbus on October 14. Katharine Kennedy Brown and Thomas J. Herbert join Bricker and Taft in the program. The event highlights campaign themes and policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Close
Hollywood
Calif
Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations
Columbus
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Republican National Committee
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
John W. Bricker
United States
Robert A. Taft
Observation Post
Mr. Close
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AIR Force
Lola White
Ralph Stover
Stew 1
Woodworth
Donald E. Poston
Edward J. Banik
Murray City
Floyd Stiff
Dester Roberts
William C. Nichols
Joseph Johnson
Buchtel
Oral Daugherty
Ook Athens Woman’s Music Club
H. G. Staider
Robert Hollingsworth
Mgr
Court St
Second Ave
Gallipolis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Real Estate Home Loan Headquarters
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
FFA
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
H. G. Householder
S.t. College St
Central Pta
Complete Line Frozen Foods
Pate Ee
Norman Dean
OU Theater
Athens Bird Club
Dora Moore
W. Carpeneter St
Benng
Norito
Orito
McCammon
Tutes
Berry Hotel
Hone
Nuance Corporation
Coury Brothers Produce
W. State St
Athens, Ohio
Jesser
California
Doren
RED Pimientos
Evan
O. E. Clyse
L. Thompson
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