Meigs County 4-H Clubs Hold Meetings and Demonstrations
Meigs 4-H groups including Holstein Club at Virgil King home led by Alan Holter held demonstrations by David Geneva Mary Lou and Grace King. Roy Holter to host next meeting July 15. Jolly Gentlemen at Francis Rife home planned weiner roast with Polly Kauff assisting. Members shared soil and knot tying demos by Mike Kauff Steve Peckham Mike Harrison and Steve Rife. Batch of clubs discussed trips, floats, project books, cattle lessons, hikes, and recreation such as baseball. Refreshments served by various hosts.
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Meigs County Better Livestock Holstein Club
Virgil King
Alan Holter
David
Geneva
Mary Lou
Grace King
Evans
Mike Kauff
Steve Peckham
Mike Harrison
Steve Rife
Pat Smith
Mrs. Rife
Joe Buchanan
Mary Rose
Grover White
Bashan
Denise Pullins
Sonia White
Mandie Rose
Beverly Smith
Blue Jays
Debbie Moore
Belinda Johnson
Joyce Amey
Tammy Smith
Sherry Johnson
Edith Woodward
Riverview
Maxine Whitehead
Patricia Boston
Teresa Smith
Sandy Newton
Patricia Grossnicle
Veterans Pay May Increase by Fifty Million
Senate Finance Committee members anticipate a $50 million yearly hike in indemnity and dependency compensation for veterans. Johnson says no current administration plan exists, while Driver urges immediate modernization including $19 monthly widow increases and a $165 floor, with higher benefits for widows with children.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Nixon
Donald E. Johnson
Veterans Affairs
William J. Driver
Johnson
Driver
Talmadge
Drugs Labeled Ineffective Are Often Minor
Washington AP reports CMA president C Joseph Settler says many drugs tagged as ineffective by a NAS/NRC study are of relatively minor importance in medicine. The National Academy findings allege two thirds of medicines used in the United States are badly labeled and largely ineffective.
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Washington
C. Joseph Settler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
National Academy Sciences-National Research
Emergency grant cuts hit Ohio counties and agencies
A federal grant of 112,952 is cut as a state of continual emergency and medical service programs affects Highland Pike and Ross counties. Funds are redirected: 50,000 to Ross County Community Action Commission, 27,952 to Highland County CAC, and 25,000 to the Pike County group.
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Columbus, Ohio
Highland
Pike
Ross
Ross County Community Action Commission
Highland County Cac
Pisc County Group
Senate Starts Inquiry On Defense Buys
Senate anti trust and monopoly subcommittee will reopen hearings Monday to push for more competition in defense procurement. First witness will be Elmer B. Staats, comptroller general, as Hart notes defense purchases exceed 25 percent of the federal budget yet only 11.5 percent of expenditures come from competitive bids.
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Washington
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Elmer B. Staats
Hart
Eisenhower Dollar Proposal From Senators
Sen Peter Domenick and 26 colleagues proposed minting 100 million Eisenhower silver dollars annually as a tribute to the man and the nation. The coin would bear Dwight D Eisenhower in a 40 percent silver composition and be a prestige coin for the United States.
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Washington
Peter Dominick
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Colorado Republican
Joint Commission On Coinage
Senate approves Wagner nomination for U S Marshal post
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Robert G. Wagner as U S Marshal for northern Ohio. Wagner, 43, a Republican, was reelected in 1966 to a second term as Seneca County Sheriff.
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Washington
Robert G. Wagner
U. S
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wagner
Seneca County
Governor's Trophy Match Set July 19
The third annual Ohio Governor's Trophy Match opens Saturday July 19 at Camp Perry. The two day event covers all shooting phases and is sponsored by the Sportsmen and Firearms Council with the Ohio Department Division of Wildlife and the Ohio Archers Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Perry
The
Sportsmen and Firearms Council
Ohio Department Division of Wildlife
Ohio Archers Association
New Officers Installed By Legion Auxiliary
New officers were installed at the Lewis Manley American Legion Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday evening at the Naomi Baptist Church Kerrs Run. Officers include president Mrs William L Smith vice president Mrs Don Young second vice president Mrs Harrison Bentley secretary Mrs Allen Hampton treasurer Mrs Ernest Bowes and spiritual leader Mrs Will Winston with others like pianist Mrs Campbell Harper and sergeant at arms Mrs Sherman Butler. District president Mrs Ben Neutzling served as installing officer bringing guests Mrs Norman Wayland and Mrs Ellen Couch. Child welfare chairman for the district was appointed Mrs Hampton.
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Ben Neutzling
8Th District
American Legion Auxiliary
Norman Wayland
Feeney Bennett Auxiliary
Middleport
Ellen Couch
Drew Webster
Hampton
Neutzling
Harper
Classified Ad Listing Varied Notices and Rates
A dense OCR of a newspaper classifieds section outlines categories from obituaries to rentals, auctions, and services. It includes policy notes on cancellations, corrections, and contract rates, plus operating hours for ads.
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Meigs
Lester Jeffers
Danny Jordan
Associated Press
Earth
Sen
Charles M. Mathias
Rma
United States
Pentagon
ABC Film Library
ABC
Madison
Legion Auxiliary
Action
Harold Goddard
Auct
Bartlett
Ohic
Beverly
Bud Stover
C. E. Sheridan
Earl R. White
New Plymouth
Albany
Industrial Motors
W Union Ltd
O. Rose
Arlington Ave
Logan
Clark
Termite & Roach Control Exterrernn
the Phone Wind
Sebring Re Cae & Const. Co
Richland Ave
Humble
Miller
Stewart
Espasa
Lawrence
Marchandise
Facemyer
Mr. Waldman
United Roofing Co
Athens
Simms
Nelsonville
Boots Motors
Messenger
Litton
Guysville
Miller Poultry
Mysel John Kearns Jr
Coin Books
Treasure Chest Coin Company
South Morrison-Brown Hill
Athens, Ohio
Racine Fire
Bobby Hill Farm
New
Albany Gun Club
Ship Road 13
Miller's Poultry
Factory Street
Nightwood
Dijuna Barnes
Alex Sicerman
Washington Blvd
University Heights
Bradford Auction Co
CRITT
Bradford Racine
Joe Hessler
Hallidete Nousehere
Volkswagen Medhanne
While
Motors
Columbus Rd
Sleeth
Trainle
Ohio Town
Old Line
Bob Parry
Shelling
Lancaster
Bert Federici Inc
Ray Riggs Inc
von Raybuck
Harlan Antle
Townehouse Restaurant
Chauncey Oe Bottling Co
International Non Defense New Ideas Comet Pony
Dick Rks
Seaman Employment Service
Kresge Bldg
Leucester Otve
Stimson
R Service Inc
Juliene
Parkersburg
West Virginia
East Side School
Coll Locke Realty
Harry McCune
W. Union St
Paul M. Hawk
Lee Engleman
E. M. Conant
Joe Klinginberg
the Plains
Paul Hawk
Best Buys
George Coulocis
Lovie R. Miller Proker
Gorene
Sonahee
Mulligan Road
Beechwood Estates
Beechwood Lake
Freewater
Weber Construction CO
Continental Homes
Juhiona
Central Realty Company
Blanche
Wilhare Lievelier
Hudson Avenue
Leasant Hill
Atre Farm
Furrace
Rt St
Radford Road
Athens High School
Elliott Street
Proctor
Elmer F. Jones
Laurae Jones
Carpenter St
Longview Heights Road
North Mill St
Wilkesville
Wendell
BROWN
Earl
White
M. E. Church
J & M Auction Compa
Athens Fairgrounds
Col
J &F Auction Compa
Dannie
Parade OF
Holly Park
Kirkwood
Ridge
Harry
Joan Mchfooes
Assoc
Bob Finsterwald
Phil Halbirt
Call Hareld Storkey
Grosvenor
Fritz Wheaton
Individ
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