State plans to develop Burr Oak into model lake
Ohio natural resources officials describe a planned transformation of Burr Oak into a multi-use lake with two beaches and cottages, linked road improvements, and flood-control gates. The 78 mile waterway supports fishing, boating, and scenic tours, under joint state federal control with Army engineers managing flood gates.
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Model Lake
Harry Boylan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Buckeye Lake
Trimble Township
Athens County
Perry County
Lake Front
Bishopville
Lake Burr Oak
Sunday Creek
Hocking
Army
Tommy Palmer
Trimble
Questions and Answers on Infantile Paralysis in New York
A National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis overview answers top questions on polio. Causes, transmission, maternal immunity, prevention, research progress, precautions, beach exposure, paralysis odds, costs, sanitation, and the March of Dimes role are summarized with figures and guidance for families and clinicians.
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National Foundation For Infantic
National Foundation
Yes
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
Carr and Brumage reunion set at Waterworks Park
The Carr and Brumage reunion will be held at Waterworks Park in New Lexington on August 10. The entry lists local visits including Hazel Hazelton of Columbus and Mrs. Florence Houston's guests, with attendees from Millersport and Akron at recent gatherings.
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New Straitsville
Waterworks Park
New Lexington
Hazel Hazelton
Columbus
Harry Houston
Barberton
Florence Houston
Jack Little
Dayton
Warren Little
K. L. Martin
Josie Stobbs
Mabel Stoltz
Alice Martin
Paul Seaman
Seaman
Billy Fletcher
Nan Fletcher
Marion Smith
Forrest Whitmer
Glenn Stephenson
Millersport Tabernacle
Louella Tharpe
Hemlock
John Williamson
Club 12
Mary Morgan
Mable Stoltz
Akron
Tim Rawlins
William Rawlins
Percy Angle
Jackie Angle
Cleveland
Athens
Ne ville reunion held at the Kinnards home
A large Ne ville family gathering took place at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E Kinnards home in West Columbia. Dozens of relatives from Huntington Glenwood and nearby towns attended including Neville Roush McClary Roush Bellman and others as visitors shared stories and fellowship during the event.
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West Columbia
Neville
Lewis E Kinnard
Charcott Roush
Joe Kinnaird
Ora
Rachel
Janice Lee
Charles
David
George Kinnaird
J. I, Clench
Glenwood
Mildred Sargent
Eva Bellengyee
Huntington
C. W. Neville
Melvin L. Neville
H. Neville
Hoggsett
W. Va
Pearl Neville
Lawrence Neville
Myrtie Neville
Mrs
James Neville
Helen Neville
Monroney to Head Dem Speech Panel
Gov Adlai E Stevenson appoints Sen Mike Monroney to direct speakers activities for the presidential campaign from the national committee in Washington. He consulted Frank McKinney who voiced enthusiastic agreement for Monroney leading the speakers bureau for the Democratic National Committee.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Frank McKinney
National Committee
McKinney
Monroney
Washington
Tight Money Market Boosts Treasury Rates
New York reports higher interest as Treasury borrows more to fund defense and other spending. To attract one year money the Treasury offers two percent on one year certificates, up from 1.125 percent, amid a tight money market and policy shifts.
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New York
Treasury
Phillips family reunion at Logan Park in Logan
The Phillips family annual reunion was held at Rach elmacher Park Logan last Sunday. Ed Phillips won oldest attend ant prize, Gary Brett Phillips was youngest. Norma Rutter won the child prize and Norma Phillips led the official business. D E Phillips was chairman with Norma Phillips secretary and Wilma K Phillips reporter. Harry Phillips and Arvie Wilson planned entertainment.
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Logan
Phillips
Rachelmacher Park
Ed Phillips
Gary Brett Phillips
D. FE. Phillips
Norma Rutter
Norma Phillips
D. E. Phillips
Wilma K. Phillips
Harry Phillips
Arvilie Wilson
Lost Chorders Convene In Cleveland International Meeting
Cecil Smith, president of the Cleveland Lost Chord Club, leads voiceless laryngectomized performers convening in Cleveland for the First International Meeting of Laryngectomised Persons. They speak by controlled burping and stomach air, helping despondent victims through recreation and rehabilitation therapy.
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Cleveland
NEA
Cecil Smith
Lost Chord Club
Canada
Smith
Eamel
Family Makes Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs Eugene Campbell with son Jerry and daughter Marianna recently traveled through the South visiting Lexington Nashville Birmingham and New Orleans. They visited Mammoth Cave Abraham Lincoln's birthplace the French Quarter and Fortesc Comb and Donaldson. They saw the Rowan Homestead and the Uncle Tom auction block site while Mr Campbell, a history major, took photographs of studied places.
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Wilkesville
Eugene Campbell
Jerry
Marianna
South
Charles Warren
Keesler Air Force Base
Mississippi
Campbell
Lexington
Nashville
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Mammoth Cave
Abraham Lincoln
French Quarter
Fortesc-Comb
Donaldson
Rowan Homestead
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Uncle Tom
Community Visitors and Family Notes From Local Area
Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor and son Tony visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Hollis Searles of Rutland Clifford Whittington, in Cleveland, and with his parents in Laurel. Joyce Ann Hampshire of Columbus stayed two weeks with Mr and Mrs John Veeth. Leslie Whittington joined Camp Arrowhead Scout Troop 206 Cheshire. Rev Canterbury newly hired as Silver Run Baptist pastor. first appointment last Sunday. Madonna Saunders visited with Birdie Frazier in Cleveland. Margaret Barr visited Dorothy Whittington in Minersville. Durst family spent Sunday with Charles Tipton, marking their 50th anniversary. Relatives and friends attended.
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Earl Taylor
Tony
Hollis Searles
Rutland
Clifford Whittington
Cleveland
L. A. Caruthers
Laurel
Cheshire
Canterbury
Silver Run Baptist Church
Roosevelt Saunders
Madonna
Birdie Frazier
Margaret Barr
Minersville
Dorothy Whittington
Detmar Durst
Charles Tipton
John Veeth
Driver fatally injured in Mount Vernon truck crash
Albert S. Greenfield, age 34, died after an auto truck crash near Mount Vernon on Wednesday. Police reported the fatality and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Mount Vernon, CO
Albert S. Greenfield
Mount Vernon
Reedsville Social Notes Record Local Family Moves
Local residents report Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor ending a W day leave to return to Treasure Island California with two children. Several relatives visit, travel, or report health news including polio cases in Akron and a parkersburg reunion.
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Reedsville
Charles ‘Taylor
Alkire
Columbus
Reerdteville
Floyd Barringer
Parkersburg
B. L. Fewards
Lorraine, McArthur
Clark F Edwards
G. Stein
Indianapolis
A. J. Cashdollar
Harold Holsinger
Waverly
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Rob
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Republican Party
Carolyn
James Neville, Jr
Joyce Neville
Arthur
Mary Neville
Elizabeth Neville
Oliver Neville
Dewey
Alice Neville
Dorothy Straud
Robert
Aileen Neville
Roberta Roush
Sandra Roush
Marietta
A. E. Neville
L. W. McClary
Ralph Slack
Thomas McClary
Jim McClary
William Pillow
Kenneth Matthew
Grafton
Frank Shai
Alicea Bell‘man
Evelyn Mc
Lawrence Foreman
Point Pleasant
Foreman
Lester Foreman
Edward Abbi
Edgar Arnett
Middleport
True
Robert Nobe
Bessie Pickens
Martha Jane
Baltimore
Cerl Terry
Barbara and
Keith
Ren. O. Roush
Jimmie Lee
James Lee
Logan Park
Reedsville Social Notes
Ernburg
Smoky Mountains
Ht G. Vineyard
Judy Ammons
Morris Amerr
Laulee Riebel
Cohime
Philip Osburn
Meign General Hospital
R. E. Thomas
H. D. Parker
Nettle Cowdery
Buckley
Portland Park
Orville Lytle
Parke Ereburg
New Haven
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Paul P. Heinz
Tom Collins
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