Charles Clark Named Hocking District Conservationist
Charles M. Clark has been appointed district conservationist in Hocking County replacing W A Gillogly who moves to Darke County after 23 years. Clark, a 1953 Ohio State University graduate in soil conservation, served 14 years in Auglaize County and Wapakoneta. He will focus on control rather than drainage as he assists landowners with conservation and watershed work. The Urbana native and family plan to move to 581 Warner Ave in about two weeks. A second item notes a Ladies Presidents Cup Handicap event and dinner at Hocking Hills Country Club on Tuesday at 7 p.m. with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Alice
Michael
Michelle
Marshall
Warner Ave
Woolworth Contest Winners Named for Rome and Rio Trips
Margie Mary Harris of Santa Ana California wins second prize a trip to Rome. Ronnie Reicha Sr of Ida Michigan wins third prize a trip to Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Mary Harris
East Walnut
Santa Ana
California
Rome
Ronnie Reicha
Lewis Avenue
Ida
Michigan
Rio
Two To Plan Seminar For Commissions
Logan Lawrence Dumford announces Jim Ford Greene County and Otto Shaw Hocking County named co chairmen for County Commissioners Day at the Eastern Ohio Resource Development Center Caldwell Noble County. The event aims to show land renovation beef cattle grazing with minimal labor and economical grape production in southern Ohio. Dr Roy M Kottman will be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
Jim Ford
Greene County
Otto Shaw
Hocking County
Eastern Ohio Resource Development Center
Caldwell
Noble County
Dumford
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Union Carbide Corporation
Baker and Noon Coal Co
Ohio
Roy M. Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Ford
Shaw
Vinton County Junior Fair Opens At Exposition Grounds
The Vinton County Junior Fair starts Thursday afternoon at the exposition grounds north of town along Route 93 and runs through Saturday night. Exhibits include 4-H livestock, demonstrations, and a 4-H saddle horse judging with participation by Eaton County Michigan 4-H members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Exposition Grounds
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Boy Scouts
Eaton County
Mich
Vinton
Police Cite Man For Not Keeping Distance On Street
Logan resident Lawrence Gabriel 26 was cited for failing to maintain an assured clear distance on W Hunter Street at Furnace Street. He said he waited for a traffic light to turn green and released brakes, causing a minor collision with Beverly Whiteting 35 at 729 Glenwood Dr as she remained stopped due to traffic ahead.
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Logan
Lawrence Gabriel
W. Hunter Street
Furnace Street
Gabriel
Beverly A. Whitteking
Glenwood Dr
McKinley Leads as Medalist in Hocking Hills Golf
Mary Jane McKinley was medalist and winner of the special weekly tournament in the Women's Golf Association at Hocking Hills Country Club on Tuesday. Arlene Robb also earned special weekly honors while Betty Acker claimed low putts.
Travel Hocking In Canoe By Logan Teens
LOGAN four teens from Logan undertook a 25 mile Hocking River canoe trek in two 17 foot canoes. They launched Sunday at 3 pm, camped near Coolville, slept under a plastic lean to after a rainstorm, and finished Monday at 12 45 pm with Shaw and Angle first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking River
George Shaw
John Angle
Robert Angle
Brian
Craig Davidson
Max Davidson
Hocking Lake Road
Guysville
Hockingport
Hocking
Ohio River
Coolville
Shaw
Angle
State Approves Aid Application For Upper Salt Creek Watershed
Ohio officials plan flood control measures in the Upper Salt Creek Watershed with Soil Conservation Service aid. An application was signed by ODNR Director Fred E. Moor after a Laurelville School hearing on May 14. The watershed spans Pickaway Hocking Fairfield Ross and Vinton counties with annual and periodic flood losses to crops, land, and roads.
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Upper
Salt Creek
LOGAN
Soil Conservation Service
Fred E. Moor
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Laurelville School
Laurelville
Pickaway
Hocking
Fairfield
Ross
Vinton
First Poem by Longfellow Published in 1820
Henry W. Longfellow’s inaugural verse titled The Battle of Lovell's Pond appeared in the Portland Gazette in 1820, marking his early poetry debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Longfellow
Lovell’s Pond
Portland Gazette
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted were Mrs. Charles Turner and Donald L. Helber both from Logan, Mrs. Edna Martin from New Straitsville, Mrs. Patrick Rose from Pataskala, and Larry E. Leffler of Gore. Dismissals included Ervin Blackston Chester C. McKinley and Mrs. Edna Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Donald L. Helber
Logan
Edna Martin
New Straitsville
Patrick Rose
Pataskala
Larry E. Leffler
Gore
Ervin Blackston
Chester C. McKinley
Mrs
Hocking County Court Grants Couple Divorce
Loretta Lines from Ver non Lines were granted a divorce by Hocking County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The court awarded custody of their minor child and ordered $15 weekly child support.
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Logan
Loretta Lines
Vernon Lines
Hocking County
Horn Clan Reunion Draws 80 At Glouster Park
Logan Ohio attendees gather for the Horn clan reunion at a roadside park in Glouster. The event features a covered dish picnic ball games and horseshoes with 80 relatives and friends of the late James Horn. Officers for next year are President Fred Horn Chesterhill Secretary Mrs John Spence Carbon Hill Treasurer Albert Sparks Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Horn
Glouster
James Horn
Fred Horn
Chesterhill
Roland
Mary Anderson
Granville
Gay Anderson
Norma Gastin
Lucille Sanders
Cliff Courtney
Helen Courtney
Fred
Elma Horn
Judy Coe
J. R. Coe
Rickey Coe
Buchtel
Wilbourn Sparks
Trince
Tom
LaDonna Sparks
Albert Sparks
Haydenville
Kenneth
Ruth Robertson
Swansea
S. C
William Horn
Christin
Babette
Billy
Port Clinton
Gary Horn
Perrysburg
Tony Bowers
Long Beach
Calif
Mackie Horn
Randy
Pat
the Plains
Johnnie Spence
Carbon Hill
William McManaway
Cindy
Chris
Gil Courtney
Mike
Teresa
Susan
New Mantomores
Bill Horn
Terry
Tim
Marion
Indiana
Alan Horn
Gerald
Lillian
Ind
Mike Eaton
Kim
Melissa
Paige
Columbus
J. Earl Stanley
June
St. Joseph
Mich
Gary Courtney
Dale Schultz
Jonesboro
Henry Sparks
Mike Kramitz
Lancaster
James T. Horn
Jim
Joe
Virginia Jones
Mae Horn Lanning
Richard Hoskins
Clint
Nelsonville
William F. McManaway
Sheriff Department to Acquire New Uniforms in Gray-Blue Tones
Mason County Sheriff Troy Huffman announced that new uniforms are on order replacing the old gray trousers and shirts with gray-blue shirts and hats. A new police cruiser will also be purchased in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
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Charles Clark
Hocking Hills Country Club
Charles M. Clark
Woodworth
Woolworth
A. F. Higgins
Farmsworth Drive
Cleveland
Toyke
Laurence Dumford
Vinton Fair
Man
Fred A. Fickel
Wanda J. Fickel
Wood St
Lackland Afb
Texas
Sheppard Afb
Fickel
Logan Senior High School
Ralph E. Fickel
Hunter St
McKinley
Logan — Ray Nihiser
Front St
Lillie May Nihiser
Rhea Bangert Brown
Agencies
The
Soil Conservation Service and
Cooperative Extension Service
Corolla
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Itioyiotiai
Japan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
CHE Futuremakers College Bound
Horn Clan
John Spence
Johnson
Troaro Motor
East
Carpenter St
North Court Street
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