Middie and Siegfried Lead Ohio High School Scorers
Middletown junior Jerry Lucas and Shelby senior Larry Siegfried battle for high school scoring supremacy in Ohio. Lucas tallies 31 points in consecutive wins to push his season total to 417 across 11 games, while Siegfried nets 60 in a 91-69 victory and overtakes Lucas with 395 points in 10 games as top Class AA standings shift.
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Wildlife funding crisis hits fish and game agencies nationwide
An Associated Press report details growing revenue shortfalls for fish and game agencies across states including Wisconsin, California, Texas and Michigan. It notes potential cutbacks to wildlife management projects if license fees and appropriations don’t rise, jeopardizing land-based economies and basic resource operations.
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Texas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Les Woerpel
Wisconsin Federation of Conservation Clubs
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Hepburn and Ferrer to star on Producers' Showcase Mayerling debut
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer will make their television debut on NBCs Producers' Showcase February 4 in Mayerling. Hepburn noted nerves in live TV with about 50 million viewers. Industry sources say TV has sought the couple for two years.
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Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Showcase
Nbc-Tv
Mayerling
Charming
Arti
Culate
America
Europe
County approves 1957 budgets for offices and road dept
Logan county commissioners allocate 719 211.52 for 1957 operations. General fund receives 246 400 and road department 472 811.52, up from 1956. Increases fund higher elected official salaries under a 1955 law, with cuts to supplies and maintenance.
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Road Department
General
Four Japanese Dignitaries to Observe Hacking Health Visit
Logan Dr H M Boocks health commissioner announced that four Japanese dignitaries will observe health work. The delegation includes two college professors and two public health officers visiting to study health programs and practices.
Bloodmobile to Visit Hocking County on Jan 29
The first 1957 blood donation drive in Hocking County will be led by Edwin C. Johnston, blood program chairman. A mobile unit from the Columbus Regional Blood Center will be at the First EUB Church educational unit on Tuesday January 29 to collect 170 pints for patients in local and nearby hospitals. Recruitment plans will be announced by Mrs. M B Haney.
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Hocking County
Edwin C. Johnston
New Blood
Red Cross
Columbus
EUB
M. B. Haney
Johnston
Mothers March Plans Set For Jan 31 In Hocking County
Logan announces 1957 March of Dimes events with co chairs Dr J E Rauch and Robert Rowland. Main effort is Mothers March on Polio the night of January 31 with door to door solicitation by volunteers. Iron lung canisters appear in local businesses and 3814 places have been asked for funds. Other activities include Blue Crutch sale January 19 by Logan High Y Teens and a January 26 March of Dimes dance at Izaak Walton League Clubhouse. A film Unconditional Surrender on the Salk vaccine is available for showings through health education coordinator M R Moran.
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Hocking County
Health Department
United States
Dicke Goh
Gakushuin Junior College
Tokyo
Choten Inagaki
Ochanomizu Women’s University
Yoshiuke Hamamura
Osaka
Himao Kuwahara
Nutrition
The
Health Bureau
LOGAN
J. E. Rauch
Robert Rowland
Logan High School
Izaak Walton League
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rauch
M. R. Moran
Troop 118 Work Planned for Haydenville
Boy Scout Troop 118 in Haydenville outlines yearly projects including a scale model of the earth and moon, an electric question and answer panel, and a glass panel showing merit points. Neal Gierhart is institutional representative. Roy Crothers neighborhood commissioner. Committees name Lloyd Mays as chairman and finance, Ray Vollmer, James Karsner advancement, Charles Waugh outdoors, Ed Amos scoutmaster, with Charles and Don Vollmer as assistants. Meetings are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Haydenville
Neal Gierhart
Roy Crothers
Lloyd Mays
Ray Vollmer
James Karsner
Charles Waugh
Ed Amos
Bangs Disease Tests Start in Hocking County
Milk ring tests for Bangs disease in cattle begin today in Hocking County. The Ohio Department of Agriculture mobile lab is at Logan Farm Equipment Co on Route 33 near Logan. Hours are 8 a m to 5 p m daily. Milk sample collectors appointed include Duane Lehman Benton Township Wayne Ball Falls Township and O V Mohler Falls Gore Township.
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Hocking County
Mobile
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Logan Farm Equipment Co
Route 33
Duane Lehman
Benton Township
Wayne Ball
Falls Township
O. V. Mohler
Falls Gore Town
Auto Mileage Rates Approved by Board
LOGAN The Logan Hocking County board of health met briefly Monday night and approved using personal cars for department travel at eight cents per mile for the first 500 miles and six cents per mile for each mile over 500 per month.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
World's largest bat known as the flying fox
A tropical Pacific bat earns the name flying fox with a wingspan exceeding four feet. It is described as the world's biggest bat, native to tropical regions and notable for its impressive size. Wildlife observers note its broad wingspan and distinctive silhouette.
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Pacific
Services Held Monday for Howard S Boland
LOGAN Services for Howard S Boland 83 who died last Wednesday in Columbus were held at 1 30 p m Monday at Leonard Funeral Home officiated by Revs J W Steen and Eugene Flowers with music by Mrs George Jurgensmier and Mrs Walter Leonard, organist. Burial followed in South Harvey Cemetery Marion Township.
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Howard S. Boland
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
J. W. Steen
Eugene Flowers
George Jurgensmier
Walter Leonard
Carl Spence
South Harvey Cemetery
Marion Township
Loch Lomond Depth Surpasses Elevation in Scotland
Britannica notes Loch Lomond lies 23 feet above sea level yet reaches 650 feet in depth. The fact contrasts shallow shore with a deep basin near Scotland’s western Highlands. The article highlights the waterway’s surprising vertical extent.
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Loch Lomond
Scotland
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