Cincinnati Livestock Market Summary
Cincinnati AP USDA report shows cattle 150, calves 25. hogs 400 with barrows and gilts steady to moderately active. 200-240 lb animals bring 23.75 to 24.00 per cwt. cattle test price data incomplete.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
16
Cincinnati AP USDA report shows cattle 150, calves 25. hogs 400 with barrows and gilts steady to moderately active. 200-240 lb animals bring 23.75 to 24.00 per cwt. cattle test price data incomplete.
Ohio markets report egg prices paid to packing plants for shipments to Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and other cities with carton sizes Large A 39 to 44 cents, Medium A 35 to 37 cents. Poultry farm prices show slight increases with ready to cook broilers and fryers listed at Cincinnati 24 to 25 cents and Cleveland 24 to 25 cents. Potatoes range 3.50 to 6.50 per sack.
Ruth Hawk, 60, of 1 Dayton Pike Germantown, is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with facial cuts from a two car crash yesterday afternoon. Ivin Roman, 58, of Trenton, drove from a private drive into a northbound car driven by Murphy Hawk, 60, of the same Germantown address. Eulah Roman, 58, of Trenton, was treated for cuts. The crash occurred at 1 05 p m on Ohio 4 about three tenths of a mile north of Middletown and remains under investigation.
The government reports December unemployment at 6.1 percent, just below the nine year high. Whites and teenagers show increases while nonwhite rates jump. adult men hold steady and women edge up slightly. Permanent job totals show little change from November to December.
Saigon reports say 30 B52s dropped 900 tons on supply routes depots and bunkers in North Vietnam. Bombs hit near the Laotian border and in Cambodia's northeastern fringe while U S officials fear a major offensive to punctuate Nixon's Peking trip. William J Porter warned at Paris talks that such military moves will cost lives.
New York stocks opened firm for the fourth straight session with the Dow Jones peers rising. Big Board leaders included Great Western Financial CNA Financial Borden RCA and Amaconda showing gains while volume totaled about 21.1 million shares and the NYSE index moved to 27.21.
Kenneth Howard of 6460 Millikin Road reported to Butler County Police that someone cut a fence on his farm and stole seven sows valued at 560 dollars. In a separate theft Hazell Parker of 1707 Sheridan Ave reported a 194 dollar check taken from her mailbox yesterday.
Three Miami University professors proposed to the Butler County Commission a cooperative environmental education program using county land opposite the Hamilton campus. A $37 000 federal grant funds the effort as a county classrooms garden and tree planting site with several hundred students. Partners include Miami University Hamilton school system and the County Community Action Commission. The commission also approved a three member TB board of trustees: Dr John Perskins Richard Wilmer and Dr James Carr.
First United Methodist Church sponsors a paper drive for Explorer Post funds at Rosedale Nay School 4601 Sophie. Richard Morris past president says a pickup truck will park tomorrow 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Call Morris at 423 to arrange papers.
Butler County Common Pleas orders sale of Frank Wilthoite property at public auction January 14 1972 between 10 and 11 A.M. at Hamilton Court House. Real estate includes Entire Lot 9 and East 6 feet of Lot 8 on Middletown Oxford Road 4624. Appraised value 13000. Cash terms. Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter. Attorney William R. Stitsinger. Dates Dec 10 17 24 31 Jan 7.
Court sale notice lists Highland Savings Association as plaintiff in Case 67600 with defendants Terri Lynn Jordon et al. Properties include parts of Lot 1845 in Middletown and a 9.507 acre NE quarter of Sec 30 in Madison Township Otter County. Sale set for January 21 1972 at Hamilton Courthouse. Appraised at 12 000 dollars. Attorneys Carpenter Wilmer and Wilmer. Publication December 21 24 3 1 7 14.
On report from AP, former dictator Benito Moscetini seeks a civil divorce from his separated wife Orsola. The filing occurs amid formal notices under federal and state rules. Public comments and protests may be filed within specified periods at the Federal Home Loan Bank supervisory office in Cincinnati.
A cluttered public notice lists auctions and various lost and found items. It mentions a turquoise parakeet in Wildwood, a large mixed breed dog with a gold collar lost near Dr. Blueball Area, and a beige Eskimo dog answering to Casey. Also references a memorial at Memory Lane Fletcher and unrelated name listings.
Lost purse at Tenet Beauty Shop Laynecrest traffic area. Return to Soress. reward offered. Also various lost items listed near Vann Manchester Rd Cali, including a red Irish letter, a male puppy, and an Olympus camera model M 2 R with Sumerax lens. Contact numbers 423-7304 or 423-7604.
Obituaries note Helen Conley of 2514 Greentree Rd Lebanon accidentally killed Tuesday. Funeral by R. Baker & Sons with Rev. A M officiating, Mount Pleasant Cemetery interment. arrangements by McCoy Leffler. Also memorial for Louvere P. Zirkle 53 of 815 N University Blvd Middletown Hospital, services by P C E, St Johns Church Mass Friday 10 a.m., interment Woodside. contributions to Middletown Treatment Center for brain damaged children.
Several families issue thanks to friends neighbors hospitals funeral homes and clergy for support during illness and death of William E Cogan John Ammonds and John Hammonds. They name Suburban Mobile Homes Court Middletown Hospital Morning Pleasant Retirement Ville Monroe Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Shelton Rev Travis and donors and porters who assisted.
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