Week highlights strong bass catches at Lake Burr Oak
The Lake Burr Oak week saw dozens of large bass landed. Harold Brown reports over 100 bass brought to Dock 1 at Bishopville, with several fish near six pounds. Clyde W. Cunningham and Stanley Seiferth each weighed six pounders, while Windell Mingus and Charles Wineka posted multiple catches. Local anglers from nearby towns also reported sizable bass totals.
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Glouster
Lake Burr Oak
Harold Brown
Bishopville
Dock 1
Clyde W. Cunningham
Chauncey
Stanley Seiferth
Carl Seiferth
Lake Dur
Windell Mingus
Charles Wineka
Ironton
Fairbourn
Ohio
Record Bass Year at Lake Burr Oak Sees Big Catches
Report by Noel Eveland from the dam notes bass catches with six pounds claimed by Hanson B. Martin of Athens and several other small entries from Glouster Chauncey and Chauncey area. Weather shows 75 degree high on March 27 and 16 degree low on April 3 with 1.25 inches of weekly precipitation. Lake level Monday April 3 stood at 723.02 with water temperature 40. March rainfall 5.07 inches. year to date 9.72 inches versus 7.90 inches in 1960.
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Hanson B. Martin
Athens
Alex Docie
Glouster
Gerald Sorrell
Chauncey
Lake Burr Oak
Noel Eveland
Two New Members Join Junior Study Club
Mrs. Roger Kittle hosted the Junior Progressive Study Club in Glouster welcomed two new members Mrs. Ernie Lewis and Mrs. Billie Thomas. Members reported on a Rothwell Club luncheon at Hotel Gordon with mental health speakers.
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Glouster
Roger Kittle
Ernie Lewis
Billie Thomas
Rothwell Club
Hotel Gordon
Louis Jewell
Joseph Beshara
James Blower
Tom Echstenkamper
Leonard Johnson
Tuberculosis Association
Lowell Burnelle
Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild
Sabra Armstrong
Gram
Pauline Myers
Merle Danford
Terry Holbert
William Roberts
Ralph Hines
Larry Schoeman
Jerry Hartley
Harold Vaughn
S. Russell
Richard Morris
Robert Byers
Lewis Docie
John Cunningham
Plans for 320-acre Olympic Village near Tokyo
Plans completed for a 320 acre Olympic Village to house contestants during the 1964 Tokyo Games. The development targets athletes from many nations and underscores Japan hosting the Olympics in October.
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Tokyo
Easter Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stephenson
Glouster residents hosted a group of visitors over the Easter holidays including Charles Strohmeyer of Rushville and Corene Andrews of Ashtabula. Also present were Ralph Wolfe and granddaughter of Circleville, Lee Evering of Springfield, Jerry Goodwill of Corning, Addison Davis and sons of Lancaster, and Robert Penrod with son Randy.
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C. H. Stephenson
Charles Strohmeyer
Rushville
Corene Andrews
Ashtabula
Ralph Wolfe
Circleville
Ohio
Lee Evering
Springfield
Jerry Goodwill
Corning
Addison Davis
Lancaster
Robert Penrod
Randy
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Charles Williams
Mrs. Charles Williams entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis and sons Mike and Stephen, Miss Terri Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strohmeyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams and children Franki Amber and Teddi.
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Glouster
Charles Williams
Ernie Lewis
Mike
Stephen
Terri Williams
Athens
Charles Strohmeyer
Rushville
Ted Williams
Franki
Amber
Teddi
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Remedy
New York special report describes Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance used in Preparation A's suppositories or ointment, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case reports reduction and patients saying piles no longer a problem.
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New York, N. Y
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