Spuds Surplus May Be Source Of Headaches
The Department expects a potato surplus rising to 25 million bushels this month, with 300 to 500 carloads to be bought to support grower price guarantees. California, North Carolina and Virginia lead excess production, while Congress debates parity and minimums. High costs and perishability drive political attention and farm policy concerns.
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Ovid
A. Martin
Uncle Sam
California
North
Carina
Virginia
Congress
Ials
Stitch and Stir Girls 4-H Club Meets in Hocking County
The Stitch and Stir Girls 4-H club held its second meeting at Mrs. Helen Keister home. Patty Keck presided with roll call naming favorite flowers. Mary Ogle and Nancy White read The Raggery Man. Muffins were served by Florence Smyers and Norma Keck. Next meeting set for June 9 at 7 30 P M at Mrs. Ruby Bainter’s home.
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Helen Keister
Patty Keck
Mary Ogle
Nancy White
Florence Smyers
Norma Keck
Ruby Bainter
Scenic Wonderland 4-H club meets and elects officers
The Scenic Wonderland 4-H club met at Dar rel Vorhees home on Friday May 28 with 16 members present led by president Lawrence Carpenter. Officers were elected at Oreville Clovers meeting at Oreville school on Friday June 11 with Lola Weaver president and Sue Snyder vice president.
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Scenic Wonderland
Boys 4-H
Darrel Vorhees
Lawrence Carpenter
Paul
Ronnie Keister
Oreville Clovers
Oreville School
Lola Weaver
Sue Snyder
Renee Woods
Jane Weaver
Patty Woods
Rita Jo Graham
Barbara Snyder
Rose Ann Walters
Letha Proctor
Dorothy Graham
Rita Weaver
Czechs Move to End Secret Telephone Listings
Prague reports that unlisted telephone numbers used by more than 7,000 subscribers in the capital will be phased out. The posts ministry says only special and important subscribers may keep unlisted numbers, easing operator burdens.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ministry of Posts
Weekend Visits Among Logan Residents Highlight Local Calls
A long list of Logan area visitors and callers is noted from Route 1 Floyd Rheinscheld's injury to a busy weekend of social calls. Numerous families from Logan, West Rushville, Columbus, Orland, Basil, and nearby towns were cited visiting relatives and attending church events. Soil washing and blowing over three centuries eye opening figures show 282 million acres damaged and 775 million more impoverished.
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Floyd Rheinscheld
William Rheinscheld
Clarence Daft
William Wharton
West Rushville
Theodore Wilson
Lancaster
Jennie Woodard
Martha and
Sara
Delmer Denton
Robert Ansel
Enterprise
Eileen Rheinscheld
Logan
Baker Rheinscheld
Near
Old Man’s Cave
Charles Nimon
Orland
Carl Glaspell
Maxine
Garry Glaspell
Myrtle Steele
Lottie Engle
Ella
Hansher
Ellis
Verna
Ermal
Ken- Lee
Val Rhe
Everett Rhei
Beulah
William
Fannie Horn
Nora Ohlinger
Haydenville
Jean Smith
Columbus
George Smith
Will Steele
Near Chillicothe
Frank Ellis
Sidney Hankison
Rutland
Jaier
Ivor Engle
Margaret Beery
Ruby Davis
Hugh Hooper
Joseph Hooper
Shawnee
Lee Notestine
Gilbert Davis
Harley Notestine
Ross Horn
Pearl
Blacklick
Ralph Wadsworth
Harry Zimmerman, Jr
Eddie
Nancy
Fairview Ridge
Artie Zimmerman
Wadsworth
Ernie Shull
Robert
Lee Speegle
West Logan
Will Rose
Near Gibisonville
Mt. Pleasant
Harry R. Primmer
D P Davis
Antcothe
Washington Co
Oy Zoo
Oscar Funk
Ee Anche Sue
Seaee Arthur
Cupid's Passport Accepted by Cop
A Delaware state policeman stopped Pat Nolan of Claymont during a traffic survey and learned he was headed to Marcus Hook Pennsylvania to visit his girl. The officer permitted him to proceed with the remark about his companion.
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Cupid
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Pat Nolan
Claymont
Marcus Hook
Nolan
Blind Man Cheated by Parking Meter in Butte
Blind news vendor Frank Ericson says meters near his newsstand cheat him by absorbing coins. He claims the device never leaves its spot for a sandwich or a snooze and that someone, often absent minded, drops a paper and a nickel into the meter instead of the collection box.
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Butte
Mont
Frank Ericson
Ericson
Driving Safety Rules Listed by Logan Police Chief
Police Chief Sol Ellinger urges Logan motorists and pedestrians to heed Signs of Life to improve traffic safety. He lists seven rules including respecting signs signals and markings and stopping at signs while maintaining safe speeds.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Ellinger
Norwegians Seek To Soften Official Actions
Oslo reports friction with finance secretary Erik Ross over rigid rules. A motorist inquiry urged allowing cars for bike commuters, and the suggestion was approved amid public debate.
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Oslo
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Chidester’s Metal Shop
N. Spring St
Hocking County 4-H Club News
OUT Our Way
Bonnie Beery
Emily van Fossan
Frances Beery
Betty Ringhiser
Catherine Lindsey
Jo- Ann Nihiser
Catherine
Peggy Ringhiser
van Fossan
Arthur Kalklosch
Vera
Janice Lindsey
Betty
Joan
Mary Nichiser
Iris
Marlene Blosser
Mary Conkle
Gaynell Wagoner
Shirley Helber
Janice
Kenny's Mustard
A.B.C
Scott
Rae ¢ Hitchy-Koodgets
Mme Baers
Solomon
New Zealand
S.island
MS Elt Inc
By RJ. Scott
Logan. Music & Appliance CO
Main St
McCray & Pond
TSC
Vaacce
Eee
Leon
Dodge
Plymouth
de Soto
Chrysler
Tansky Motors
Dodge and
Logan, Ohio
Ohm
Clover Farm
Res
Lover Farm Coffee
Quick Arrow “Se Clover Farm
Crete
I* Val
de Clover Farm Stores
Carnation Grand
Clover Farm Pork & Beans
Clover Farms
Keyko Oleo
Cello
Florida
Ground
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City Chickens
W. Hunter St
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