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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

17

Livestock Business in Jeopardy by Rush to Slaughter

Rex Beresford, Midwest livestock extensionist, argues in Country Gentleman that 2.6 million fewer cattle, nearly 1 million fewer hogs, and over 1.5 million fewer sheep were held in the year ending January. He warns the rush to sell risks long term harm and urges prudent breeding, culling, and steady investment in livestock.

Rex Beresford Country Gentleman United States Beresford Corn Iowa Midwest

Ventriloquism Across Races Birds and Peoples Cited

The Encyclopedia Britannica notes that many uncivilized races including the Zulus Maoris and Eskimos excel at ventriloquism and that the practice is also observed in birds such as chickadees and doves.

Social Roundup of Franklin Area Houses and Guests

Franklin area residents hosted and visited numerous relatives and friends from Blanchester Dayton Candless N H Berlin Chautauqua and Middletown. Attendees included the Montgomery Witteman Dervey Troup Pursley Dear doff Souths Viars Wilson Main Butt Runyan Tewell Harbach Beachler and Harbach families with trips to the Smoky Mountains Camp Atterbury and a Kentucky vacation noted.

Raymond Deardoff Walter Deardoff Carl Johnson Berlin N. H Roy Johnson Franklin Howard Mattocks J. F. Seegmiller Middletown Wilbur South Robert South Janet E. FE. Taylor Arthur Butt Cecil Runyan Eunice Tewell Dan Butt R. E. Harbach Frederic Harbach Margaret Beachler Harry Dayton Carl Harbach Albert Meyers Chautauqua Roy Anderson Charles South Adam T. Bridge Edward Carberry Kentucky Jimmy Gerald Saunders Lebanon Cecil Viars Roscoe Roof Near Carlisle R. FE. Harbach

Adams family reunion and local visits noted

Brookville residents Mr and Mrs Jesse Smootz spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Ehler. Adams reunion at Bunny Hollow Armco Park drew Mr and Mrs Kelly Adams and guests. Crauder visited John Francis. Specht of Dayton and others paid calls at Jake Velte’s home.

Greenbush Jesse Smootz Brookville Frank Ehler Kelly Adams Bunny Hollow Armco Park C. E. Crauder John Francis Henry Specht Dayton William Channon Walter Lane Albert Wiggington Jake Velte

WSCS Meeting At Mrs Marts Home In Jacksonburg

The WSCS met at Mrs Iva Marts for August. Attendees included Elinor Schwab Abbie Brelsford and others. Two contests and a luncheon hosted by the hostess with niece Esther Law. Visitors Ruth Shaeffer Angelo and Louise Mitchell visit and attend events in Collinsville and at the Done home. Reunion at Al Rothfus home with many relatives from Hamilton Middletown and Oxford as well as West Virginia visits.

Jacksonburg WSCS Iva Marts Elinor Schwab Abbie Brelsford Esther Law California Ruth Shaef Miriam Lewis Dick Nelson Hamilton Stillievy Lewis Carel Sue Dale LeSourdsville Cecil Phares Marjorie Oxford James Phares Beverley Seven Mile Gordon Lindsey William Lindsey John Lindsey Phyllis Linsey Orville Loodsey Barbara Bergen Dale Dowery Middletown Willard Long William Schenck Columbus

Contract Dispute Talks Set At B F Goodrich Plant

General conciliator W E Gantz of Cleveland will meet today with company and union officials at the B F Goodrich plant in Marietta Ohio to discuss a contract dispute that has kept the plant idle for about two months. The union involved is the International Chemical Workers.

Pueblo Grande Arizonas Only Municipally Owned Archaeology Project

Pueblo Grande near Phoenix is described as the only municipally owned archaeological project in the United States. The site, located about four miles east of Phoenix, stands as a unique municipal cultural initiative.

Phoenix, Ariz United States

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