Racine Locks staff named as federal project under construction
The U S Corps of Engineers announces the Racine Locks and Dam staff for the new Ohio River structure. Sherman R Ford is lockmaster with nine other operatives including Wagner Stobart Gloeckner Baldwin Ashley Diddle Rizer and Lee. Bids for part two open Jan 7 covering pool clearance and debris removal between Racine Letart and Plants. Frank Buck reports cold Adirondack streams turn pike tails from blue to green then gray due to ice action.
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Racine
Lock 23
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Sherman R. Ford
Mason
W. Va
Robert G. Beegle
Edward J Wagner
John W. Stobart
Jack Goody
Trenton
Erwin Gloeckner
Albert D. Green
New Haven
Phil Baldwin
Pomeroy
Emerson Johnson
Portland
Robert D. Ashley
Pearl Swain
Belleville
Ward Diddle
Norman Rizer
Jake Lee
Dennis Manuel
Pasquel Worley Jr
Lester Dowes
Point Pleasant
Ford
Wagner
Stobart
Gloeckner
Baldwin
Ashley
Diddle
Rizer
Lee
Reedsville
Racine Locks and Dam
West Virginia
Ohio River
Letart
Ohio
Plants
Letart Falls
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Frank Buck
Adirondack
Anniversary Observed At Guiding Star Council Dinner
In Syracuse the Guiding Star Council 124 Daughters of America Lodge held its annual Christmas dinner and 66th anniversary observance at the group hall. A member in Columbus sent a letter. Jean Hall led readings and songs after the business meeting and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Guiding Star Council
Daughters of America Lodge
Ural Thomas
Columbus
Jean Hall
Hocking Lodge to Install Officers and Pandorian Club Meet
Nelsonville notices announce Hocking Lodge No. 339 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will install newly elected officers at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Odd Fellows Hall on Jackson Street. Refreshments follow. The Pandorian Club meets at 8 15 p m Thursday at 476 West Washington Street with Mrs Margaret Forbes hosting and Police Chief Max Valkinburg as guest speaker.
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Hock- Hocking Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson Street
Pandorian Club
Margaret Forbes
Washington St
C. W. Davis
Pollice
Max Valkinburg
Methodist Church In Reedsville Scene Of Christmas Program
Christmas music recitations and skits highlighted the Reedsville United Methodist Church program. Special music featured Rev and Mrs Harper and Syracuse pianist Mrs Charles Neuman. Children trained by Hall Boring Moneypenny Buckley. Santa Claus visits and distributes treats.
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Methodist Church In
Reedsville
Reedsville United Methodist Church
Russell Harper
Charles Neuman
Syracuse
Chester Buckley
Charles Hall
Inez Boring
Evelyn Moneypenny
Lorraine Wigal
Santa Claus
Dohrman Reed
Mike Boring
Carla Cowdery
Georgia Lynn Hall
Rocky van Meter
Lori Turner
Rusty Wigal
Chuckie Moneypenny
Timmy Dillon
Donnie Putman
Kay Balderson
Ricky Boring
Angie Ruth
Chuckie Hensley
Mark Smith
Randy van Meter
Barbara Henderson
Tammy Ruth
Teresa Smith
Greg Wigal
Ricky Putman
Richard van Meter
Jimmy Ruth
Top Gun Shatters 10 For 10 Trapshoot Title
Logan Claude Cunningham won the Top Gun title at the Izaak Walton Trapshoot Sunday afternoon by hitting 10 for 10 from 14 yards. Several shooters posted perfect scores from 16 yards including Leonard Dean three times and Ray Cauthon and Bill Boyer twice each. From 21 yards only Bull Boyer and Ron Berry achieved 10 for 10. The four Buddy Shoots were split between Cliff Smith and Craig Patterson and between Charles Pidcock and Harold Koker.
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Logan
Claude Cunningham
Izaak Walton
Leonard Dean
Ray Cauthon
Bill Boyer
Harold Tinkham
Leonard Simpson, Sr
Dale Meyers
Ruth Ann Berry
Denny Schorr
Jim ‘Cottrill
Ron Berry
Harold Koiker
Skip Humphrey
Bull Boyer
Cliff Smith
Craig Patterson
Charles Pidcock
Harold Koker
Seven Speeders Forfeit Bond in County Court
Logan seven motorists forfeited bond in County Court on Monday for speeding. An eighth violator Roy L Archer of Dayton forfeited 25 for driving left of center and 20 for failing to stop. Others named include Mundy, Kenner, Helling, Deviling, Jordan, Sayre, and Guess along with towns Logan Vienna Frost Marion Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy L. Archer
Dayton
Terry Lee Mundy
Joseph B. Kenner
Vienna
W. Va
Clarence Scattercay Helling
Delaware
Lyle Hall Deviling
Marion
Forest J. Jordan
Frost
Lloyd William Sayre
Columbus
Phillip Eugene Guess Sr
Moonlit New Year Reflections on Resolutions Failures
A playful nostalgic column laments failed New Year promises from candy to gardening to fitness. The narrator jokes about memorizing vows, sticking to budgets, avoiding rash promises, and weaving in seasonal temptations from Valentine treats to spring weddings, closing with Robert Frost and 1969 wishes.
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Earth
Robert Frost
Sweden to Crack Down on Narcotics and Public Drug Abuse
Sweden's Social Democratic government under Premier Tage Erlander plans a crackdown on narcotics with tougher penalties for severe drug crimes, wire tapping for major investigations, and improved police and customs facilities. He also invites all Swedish youth organizations to a February conference on drug abuse.
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Stockholm
Tage Erlander
Erlander
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Zanesville
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Crooksville
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Barbara Jean Rambo
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