Unseasonable Weather Limits Lake Fishing at Burr Oak
The Lake Burr Oak area sees fishing activity despite unseasonable weather. Anglers report crappies, catfish, and bass catches with several docks opening or expanding. Officials announce a wildlife Field Trial ban on certain lands from April 16 to August 31, affecting the Trimble Wildlife Area and Waterloo State Forest.
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Glouster
Harold Vaughn
Lake Burr Oak
Lake Burr
Byers
Harold Lam
Harry Vaughn
Earl Morris
Wiliam
Hartley
B. W. Yager
Frank
McLaughlin
Neft
Eveland
Cas
Robert Side
Thorn
Theo
Division of Wildlife
Wildlife Council
Waterloo
John Howard Rites Friday in Glouster
Glouster residents attend funeral services for John Howard held Friday at 2 p.m. in Portsmouth. Burial at Maplewood Cemetery followed his death at home on Dew Street after a heart attack. Survived by daughters Beatrice Wilson and two others, plus numerous relatives. Local and extended family attended, with services officiated by D. K. Teater.
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Howard
West
Samuel
Mary Jane South
William Howard
Bartels
Easleys
Athens
Morgan Counties
Glouster
Daugh
James Cotter
Dayton
Jers
John Sprague
Glous
Parner
Beatrice Wilson
St.ents
Louis
H. K. Marshal
Hert Zimmers
Leonard
Miamisburg
Zimmers
Cleveland
Robert Zim
Jack Russell Hammers
Sylvia
Marshal
Sun Keirns
Millfield
Day
Marshall
Goldie Wallace
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas Beddow
Lancaster Mtr
Ernest Vernon
Charles Beddow
Charleston
W. Va
Walter Vernon
Vernon
Giouster
Joe Carter
Columbus
George
Vance Peck
Carter
Lakeland
Mr. Peck
Martin Peck
John Carter
Christopher
Sophia Smith
Donna
Dane
Dar- Peck
West Virginia
Ireland
Roy Teater
Zanesville
Poultry Profits Possible
GLOUSTER The Glouster Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Gorton Monday evening. Harold Baker of Pro vinco Feed Co was guest speaker on Poultry Broiler Business. He traced broiler production from 1990 on the East Coast to Georgia where cotton declined. Ohio now produces about one third of its consumption. Southeastern Ohio farms could profit from broiler production due to city markets nearby. Twenty five million broilers are consumed weekly in the U S with yearly consumption around one and one fourth billion. Fried chicken packages are expected at frozen counters soon.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Union
Ohio
Baker
United
Taker
Chapman family noted in Saranac household brief
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Turley and their son Lewis of Saranac are mentioned alongside Chapman in a concise family note.
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Chapman
Alvin Turley
Lewis
Saranac
Arctic Radar to Safeguard U S Air Routes
Arctic radar and Dewline systems loom large as Maj. Gen. James Briggs explains the 18th Air Force project stretching thousands of miles to monitor Western approaches from Alaska to Greenland. The plan hinges on massive prefabricated infrastructure, heavy freight, and a network capable of detecting and repelling air incursions, with timelines extending into the next year.
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Arctic
Elton C. Fay
Greenland
Cape
Listic
Burma Road
Ustarne
Alaska
Polar
Briggs
Wall of China
Chester McCarty
Point Barrow
Siberia
International
Arctic Ocean
Bering
Jerash
Distanet
Gressor
James E. Briggs
U. S
Air Force
Baffin Island
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S Messenger Esday
BU Ie
Glouster, Ohio
RCA Victor
High Star Broad
John Howard
Kenneth McKibben of
Rev
Mrs
Everett McKibben
Glousre
Ime Bouster High School
Washington, D.C
John Dunnette
Athens County
J. W. Wilson
PTO
Glouster Pto
LOGAN
UTA
Homart
Gary Ona
Ana Sunavy
Ant Amy Coor
Soc Henteian
Wiest
Sharan
Sorrento
SEARS
Leal
Ponderosa
Logan, Ohio
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