Children Topic At PTO Meeting In Wilson Lincoln
Helen Manley executive director of the Social Health Association of Greater St Louis will speak at a joint Wilson and Lincoln PTO meeting on the topic Children Need Parents tonight at Wilson School. She will also speak at a Middletown Elementary Principal's Association workshop tomorrow at Wilson School on Curriculum Development in Sex Education.
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Helen Manley
Social Health Association of
Greater St. Louis
Wilson and Lincoln Ptos
Wilson School
Miss Manley
University City
Missouri
Middletown Elementary Principal's Association
Fire at Vannest Avenue home and elderly resident treated
Fire crews responded yesterday at 2 48 p m to 4015 Vannest Avenue for rub ber mats left to dry on a floor furnace causing no damage estimate. At 9 09 p m Clifford F Gray 84 of 101 Shafer Street was treated for shortness of breath and remained at home.
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Vannest Ave
Homer Clemons
Clifford F. Gray
Shafer St
Young Scout Honored For Halting Fire At Banquet
John Trent age 13 of Boy Scout Troop 29 received a special award after a blue and gold banquet at Peasttown Elementary School. He acted quickly to extinguish flames when an Indian headdress worn by Cubmaster Vernon Lynch caught fire during a November induction ceremony.
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John Trent
Boy Scout
Peasttown
Vernon Lynch
Trent
Tody Hickman
Clifford Mate
Robert, McGee
Kerry Marton
Jeff Simpkins
Tim Bellamy
Tom Sebald
Michael
Wayne Krammer
David Leach
John Slyger
Harold Greene
Michael Back
Jerome Hagen
Donald
Mark Sorrell
Webelos
Kent Hawkins
Tim Cornett
Randy Trent
Mark Nickell
Jimmy Edwards
Bedford Hollon
Darrell Hembree
Michael McGee
Lee Lynch
Greg Howard
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Campbell Gard Post
Hamilton
Stock Market Opens Mixed as Early Trading Fluctuates
The New York stock market opened with mixed results as gains and losses roughly balanced. Early leaders included Benguet up 4 percent to 16, American Telephone up 4 percent to 52, Macor Inc up 4 percent to 48, Mobil Oil up 4 percent to 53, while J P Stevens and Brunswick fell, and Litton Industries slipped. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 4.4 points to 341.4 from Monday.
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New York
Benguet
American Telephone
J. P. Stevens
Marcor Inc
Brunswick
Mobil Oil
Litton Industries
Associated Press
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Cincinnati AP dispatch from USDA notes cattle activity with 400 head cattle 50 calves. steers 900-1100 lb yield grades 2-3 priced 27.50-28.08 and 23.50-26.50 for good. Heifers 900-950 lb yield grade 2-3 at 26.50-27.00 and 22.50-25.50 for good. Cows and bulls utility to good 19.00-25.50. calves dealers higher with choice 43.00-46.00, good 34.00-43.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Hog Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Slow Trade
Hog prices traded mixed with 1 700 head total. Barrows and gilts 25 cents lower as activity remained very slow. 1 3 200-230 lb s at 20.60-20.75. 2 3 230-250 lb at 20.10-20.60. 24 250-260 lb at 19.60-20.25. Sows steady a 1 3 800-350 lb 18.00-18.50. 350-550 lb 17.75-18.00. Boars 14.00-14.75. Sheep at 150 head. lambs steady. ewes weak. 85-110 lb wool lambs 27.50-29.00. ewes 6.00-8.50.
Egg Price Report for Ohio Markets and Farms
Ohio reports show eggs delivered to major cities priced by carton size with grades US and consumer. Large A cartons bring 44 to 48 dollars, medium A 42 to 45, small A 37 to 40. Retail deliveries mostly 48 to 51 for Large A, 46 to 51 for medium. Farm prices in Ohio and Southern Indiana list fryers at 16 to 17 dollars and hens at 7 to 9 dollars.
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Allied
Anaconda
Armco Steel Copper - S18
Ashland
Avco
Eseeerese
Bendix Aviation
Bethiehnem
Motors
Neseee
Curtis
Dayton Power & Li
L.T.V
Dow Chemical
Pewee Eeee
DuPont Wee Eastman Kadak
Firestone Tire
Ford
General Namics - Oseeeenege
Genares Biobis
Bbs
Suave Tire
Goodrich Tires
Hilton Hotels
Sennee
Hoover Ball
International T
Wee
Sweer
Lou Kroger
Mara
Lockheed Aircraft
Mercantile Stores
Eee
Mepck Pete
MGM
Monasco Senet
Marcor
NCR SO
Radio Corp
Raytheon
Republic Steel Foe Revere Copper
Reichold Chemic
Sears Webuck
Southern Pacific
Somers Fore
Standard Oil Corio
Studebaker + Packard
Sun Oi Pee
Ennece
Texaco
Union Carbide
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Wickes
Woolworth
Enwth Rao
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U. S
Indiana
Successful Investing Growth Is Seen For Hospital Supply
The letter discusses American Hospital Supply AHS as a strong buy with shares up 400 percent since a five year purchase. It notes 1967 healthcare sales at 57 billion, projected to 100 billion by 1975, driven by aging population Medicare and preventive care demand. AHS diversification into lab furniture, heart catheters, dental gear and disposables supports growth. 1968 final quarter earnings rose lifting 1967 to 67 cents per share on 387 million in sales.
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F.J. A
Bureau of Census
American Hospital Assn
American Hospital
AHS
Lebanon Jaycee Honor Honors Marvin Young Outstanding Citizen
Lebanon city attorney Marvin Young was named Outstanding Citizen by the Jaycees for his energy in community projects and leadership of the epee Civic Trust Fund. The ceremony also recognized Dean Deerhake and Paul Ottke for top contributions to the local Jaycees.
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Lebanon
Marvin Young
Jaycees
Young
Epee Civic Trust Fund
Harmon Trust
Greater Lebanon Inc
B. R
Tim” Bashford
Bashford
Dean Deerhake
Kettering
Lebanon Jaycees
Paul Ottke
Dayton Newspapers Inc
Deerhake
Ohio Jaycees
Ottke
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Greene & Ladd
FUN Geo Putnam
Re Is
Wellington
Mass. Fidelity Trend
Inv. Gr. Stock
Puritan Washington Mutual Fund
Tte
Channing Special Manhattan Fund
Eenee
I Inv. Co. Amer. Seeene
Commonwealth Capital
Dayton Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Middletown Securities
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Midwest
Sorg Paper
Sorg
Ladd
New York Stock Exchange
Manchester Motor Inn
Dayton
Versailles
Roger E. Spear
Washington
Nixon
Atlanta
Randolph Thrower
Internal Revenue
Ings
Jaycee Honor
Alaska
Hawaii
Ohio Bell
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