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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1955
Page
3
Market notes show mixed cattle and veal prices in New York with cattle ranges from 7.00 to 18.00 for canners, cutters, vealers, and utility stock. Slaughter lambs move slowly with prices 12.00 to 18.00 and sheep around 350. Taxed by market forces, wholesale buyers and sellers track shifts in the livestock lanes.
Middletown Securities Greene and Ladd members listed with New York Stock Exchange remarks. Manchester Hotel contact shows phone 2457.
USDA market notes hogs 2400 head steady to mixed with bulk receipts on US 2 and 3 weights 200-250 lb and 180-220 lb. Prices around 13.35 for midweights, 13.50 for 180-210 lb, and 12.85 to 13.10 for heavier ranges. Sows 10.50-11.50, bears 6.75. Cattle 900, calves 300, steers 17.50-19.00, utility 12.00-16.50, cannery 9-10.50, bulls 50 higher in spots.
The notice lists assorted egg categories with price ranges for white, brown, and mixedShells and receipts including grades A B and C for eggs, plus farm prices for No 1 quality fryers and hens Turkeys and butter and potatoes pricing reflected in a Cincinnati area market report.
Clifford Folenius aged 48 of 2087 Layhigh Road was sentenced in Butler County Common Pleas Court to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary for unlawfully obtaining narcotics by using a false name. He was arrested September 23 after buying paregoric at a Lindenwald drug store under an assumed name making him the first defendant prosecuted under the new narcotics act. Folenius had a prior robbery sentence in Butler County.
The Middletown Civic Boys Choir seeks performance engagements for the Christmas season and into 1956. Director Rev Walter Davis and president Mrs Arthur Johnson urge groups to contact First Methodist Church or the choir parents group. The S-voice choir is in its second year since reorganization, sponsored by the Middletown Optimist Club.
Mrs. Mary Clear of 2979 Tylersville Road dies at 1 a.m. at St. Mary Hospital Cincinnati after extended illness. She is mother of John Clear and Paul Clear with nine grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Services set at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at W. F. Cahill and Sons Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Veronica Church. Burial in St. Mary Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today.
James Riley, 78, will be laid to rest with a funeral service at 2 p m tomorrow at Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
The Dayton District Academy of Osteopathic Medicine plans a Wednesday dinner meeting at the Miami Hotel in Dayton to kick off the 1956 Osteopathic Progress campaign. Principal speaker is Dr Joseph M Peach, president of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery, who has led the college for five years. Ohio doctors will be asked to contribute 50 000 toward a national goal of 1 000 000.
An Egyptian spokesman said any exchange of Israeli and Egyptian war prisoners should be discussed within the U N sponsored Mixed Armistice Commission. The remark followed an Israeli Foreign Office statement that Israel is ready to conclude an agreement with Egypt or Syria for prisoner exchanges.
Police hunt two men after they failed in an earlier attempt at Concord Store. They robbed Star City Hardware in Miamisburg, 29 E Central Ave, fleeing with a cash pouch. A Dayton salesman provided a description of the suspects. car details are unknown. The day’s first theft occurred at 1:30 p.m. and was found five minutes later.
Perle L. Whitehead deputy regional executive for Boy Scout Region 4 will speak tomorrow night at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall in Franklin The Germantown native who pioneered scouting among the handicapped and was scout executive in Dayton for 17 years is brought to Franklin by Russell McElfresh Post 149 of the American Legion Russell Elker Mound Builders Area Council Scout Executive urged all scouters to attend tomorrow s session
In Salt Lake City, temperatures dipped below freezing as the city saw its first real snow of the season. A local house trailer firm notified police after a thief stole an air conditioner.
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