4-H Camp Opens Tar Hollow with Admissions Still Open
The 4-H camp at Tar Hollow State Forest plans its August session with remaining openings for Hocking County youth. Ethel Bower reports 115 applications received, and 38 spots still available. Arts crafts, nature study, flag ceremonies, swimming, and hikes are highlighted. staff including state and county leaders oversee daily activities.
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Tar Hollow State Forest
Ethel Bower
Miss Bower
Mpecia
H.W. Marshfield
Andy Beatrice
Cleveland
Emil Haney
Verna Rheinscheid
Joe M. Brown
Leonard Lehman
Grace Harsh
Lois Carr
Laverne Jordan
Janie Rutt
Mary Jane Woodard
Marilyn Davis
Lois Nihiser
Max Allbery
Nolan Sater
Wesley
Auton
Rotary members tour Logan sewage disposal plant
Logan Rotary Club members toured the Logan sewage disposal plant after their dinner meeting at Blosser's banquet hall. Lewis Price service director and operators Robert Blankenship and Harry Burgess explained the plant operation. Rumell Young was program chairman. Charles Stewart district governor from Zanesville will pay an official visit at next week's meeting on Monday, Aug. 1.
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Logan
Ne 10 Gan Rotary Club
Blosser
Lewis Price
Robert « Blankenship
Harry Burgess
Rumell Young
Rman
Charles Stewart
Zanes Ville
Hocking County D transfers list broad land deals
A garbled OCR record catalogs numerous land transfers in Hocking and surrounding townships. Names such as Kenneth W. Bright Marie Sharb Bertha Edwards and Norman Vandagrift appear alongside various parcels, tracts, and undivided interests.
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Marie
Aprea
Tye Thommen
Tompoon
Ardath L. Voris
Phillip Parry
Th Parry
Odibel
Edwards
Bertha Jean Hare
Bertha Edwards
Bertha Jean Harrison
Logan
Norman E. Vandagrift
Yalsheth
Vandaerif
Lael Poling
Good Hope Township
Kenneth W. Bright
Carl
Ohio Fuel Gas Com
Nolen van Fowen
Weevils Rodents Heat Threaten Stored Wheat
Logan extension agent Ingraham warns that weevils rodents and overheating can damage stored wheat on Hocking County farms. He urges moisture tests with samples from multiple bin spots and testing at an elevator, noting losses up to a third per bushel. Contaminated grain fetches lower prices and hurts price supports.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ingraham
Ingraham Remi Tse
Laurel Valley Grange Meeting and Community Events
The Logan society notes a Laurel Valley Grange meeting with United Brethren and a family picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Gifts were given for birthdays to Mrs. Don Iles and Mrs. Robert La Follette. August class meeting at Mrs Donald Bennington’s home. A Pythian Picnic is planned at 6 pm with performances by Mary Alice and Delores Karr.
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Arun Peexers Camss
Laurel Vauiey
Givangelical
United Brethren
Charen
Union Furnace
Vernie Stahr
Kachelmacher Charge
Park
Don Iles
Robert la Follette
Donald Bennington
Mary Alice
Delores Karr
Margaret Stahr
Lulu
Belle Morris
Ann McKinney
Le Stoner announces wedding of Baker to Dele in Gibisonville area
Mr and Mrs Russell Le Stoner announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs andra Lee Baker to Ralph Dele both of Gibisonville Route 1. The double ring ceremony occurred Wednesday night in the bridegroom's home with Rev Phyllis LaMaster officiating. The bride wore a powder blue dress with white accessories and a white Bible corsage. Claude Ogle, brother of the groom, was best man. The couple left for Tennessee after the ceremony.
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Str
Russell le Stoner
Nelsonville
Andra’ Lee Baker
Ralph Dele
R. ’ Mele
Gibisonville
Logan
Grt
Commien
Hockings
Phyllis LaMaster
Paul Shaw
Rock
Nk Rosebuds
Mra
Clade Ogle
Claude Ogle
Divorce suit filed in Gomer Pleas court
Juanita McKibean sues Darvel Dexter in New Plymouth Route Inuit for divorce and seeks custody and control of a minor child plus temporary and permanent support and expenses.
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Wawalene Bextor
Juanita McKibean
Gomer
Darvel Dexter
New Pymouth
Kimong
Do Good Copies for Healthier Ohio Schools Guide
State Health Department distributes a two page booklet titled A Guide for Better School Environment and Health aimed at making Ohio schools healthier for students and teachers. It outlines standards for safe play areas, rooms, lighting, ventilation, waste disposal, and daily inspection checklists for principals and staff.
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Ohio
Common
Unio
State Health Department
Ralph Dwork
Tne
Maide
Nine Youths Take Pre-Induction Exam in Logan Area
A group of nine youths in Logan and nearby towns underwent pre-induction physical and mental examinations under the Selective Service Act. Notable attendees include Robert W. Keynes, Ralph E. Logan, Joe K. Tisdale, Paul E. Crago, Charles R. MeInturf, Richard Ti. Lehman, and Edgar B. Wolfe Jr. The group rode a bus back to Logan after testing. Those deemed satisfactory will face future draft calls under the extended act.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Watt
Seanch Osbourne reunion notes and local births
The Coolville Seanch Osbourne reunion drew about eighty attendees at the Lancaster fairgrounds as officers were elected Ray Mona Ward president and Mar Guerie Ward secretary treasurer The next reunion is planned for July 1006 at the fairgrounds Plans include a Fay machine at the local school on Jay Strom for pine ad from 809 pm WSCS and Methodist notes list August hostess Mrs Vevie Davie Birth announcements name Joseph Andrew at St Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg with grandparents Gibbs Moore and Owens plus local family updates
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Coolville
Russell
Cody
Anderson Bents
Hnsel” Parrish
Darlene
Christine
Ward
Rheta Cody
Vevie Davie
Methodist Church
Lucille Davis
Thad ‘Tanbhorey
Donna
Guys Na Dole
TF. Cecil
William Jennings
Robert Moore
Virginia Gibbs
Little Heck
Joseph Andrew
St Joseph's Honotal
Parkersburg
Gibb
Joe ‘Moore
Little
Hocking
Owens
Lercy Owens
Jack Kemler
Johnny
Winten-Sale
Kes
Oscars Findting
Ronald Kincade
Gary
Charlotte
Ronda
Missouri
Ira Kincade
D. P. Hughes
Villa Kincade
Columbus
Gibbs
E Hocking
Rand
W. 3. Anderson
Karen
Miner
Nora James
Dallas
Tex
Clara White
Atomic Energy to Replace Oil in Electricity Generation
Washington based report outlines how atomic energy could compete with oil in electricity production. AEC experts foresee remote areas using nuclear power for modest electricity. MIT plans on atomic power for underdeveloped regions face high capital and technical barriers. Oil interests fear gradual shift, noting current vehicles and ships remain oil dependent. naval and air applications may advance as research reduces wasteful steps in energy conversion.
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Atomic Energy
Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Geneva
Ofl
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
theAmerican Locomotive Co
Hich
Thule
Greenland
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Joint
Congressional Committee On ‘Atomic Energy
AEC
Orld
America
Bing
Radio Free Europe marks five years aiding Czech freedom
The July 4 1990 broadcast launched RFE programs in Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Romania and Bulgaria to support freedom from Soviet influence. Director Rafael oversaw growth from a mobile headend to a full network as RFE kept alive resistance voices for 70 million people in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Ey Sraned
Rafael
Radio Free Europe New York
NEA
Czechoslovakia
Radio Free Europe
Voice of Freedom
Central
Europe
Soviet Union
Freedom Station
Havelka
Jachymov
Halen
Radio |Free Europe
Hungary
Radio ‘Free Europe
Budapest
Hve Neh
Germany
Trac
Lisbon
Timae
Mart
AFE
Eva
Cxec
Prague
William Raphael
Czceheslovakia
Automobile overturns injuring Dexter near Route 33
An early Monday accident on Ran Road about eight miles south of Route 33 involved Dexter, 59, of New Plymouth Route 1, who was riding in a car driven by Darrel Dexter, 18, of New Plymouth Route 1. The driver stated the vehicle left the road in heavy fog and overturned onto its top. Dexter suffered forehead and left ear abrasions. Deputies Joe Breeze and Saur een Metaler investigated.
Crooksville Festival to Host Free Street Dance
NEW LEXINGTON reports Crooksville Church of the Atonement Homecoming Festival on July 30 will feature a free street dance as part of the 38th annual Whitehouse reunion set for Sunday in Zanesville. Myrtle Fisher of Zanesville chairs the association and Crooksville votes on local plans at a recent meeting.
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New Lexington
Columbus Oil Association
Ohio University Gray
Stumbus
Donald Kiger
Wheeling
W. Va
William
Billy) Jones
Rendville
Loci Butler
Shawnee
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Ennedy
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Mryan
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Karachi
Calcutta
Bangkok
Saigon
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Alice P. Ruble
Wille" McManaway
Ward Township
Clarence M. Guess
Marcella Guesy
Clarence Carpenter
Rence
Evita
Carpenter
Rex i
City of T
Logan Society
Pruth
Mrs. Larimer
Rachelmacher Park
Pervon
Iting
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American Locomotive Co
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