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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1957
Page
11
Steel production in the first eight months reached an all time high at 78.6 million net tons according to Steel Magazine. The report projects year output near 117 million tons if capacity runs at 86 percent for the final four months. Steel mills operated at 82.5 percent capacity last week, with October typically strong for production.
The report shows a second sharp decline in two weeks with the finished steel composite closing at $146.19 per net ton. The movement reflects ongoing pressure on steel prices amid market volatility and demand signals.
The Unity Class held a party last Saturday evening in the church social room. Guests included Mrs. Mary Jacoby of Middletown with the Leaders and Langton family, the Jacquart and Schenck families from Sublette and Frankfort, and the Tabler and Short families. Edna Leader of Frankfort returned home after two weeks with relatives. the Satana family also returned home after a few days with relatives.
Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Herschel White and son Rex were surprised Saturday evening by friends at their country home. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Maurice Pence and daughters Carol Jean Judy, Mr. and Mrs. William Newton and daughter Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nixon and sons Steve Kim, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meyer and son Keith. Mr. Gerald White joined sister Mrs. Mary Louise Hagley and sons Mike and Terry in Chillicothe Sunday after a week’s visit here.
The Mason Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares a non partisan Meet Your Candidate forum for October inviting all village office candidates to present plans and answer questions.
The Spaniards who accompanied Columbus on his fourth voyage named the land Costa Rica or Rich Coast after observing Indians wearing gold ornaments. This reflects early European naming based on perceived wealth during exploration.
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