Wildflowers and Birds Noted During Ohio U Visit to Hocking Hills
Ohio University students visited a tract south of Lancaster for a nature walk in Hocking Hills. They observed indigo buntings and American goldfinches in bright spring plumage, wood thrush and ovenbird songs, red-eyed vireos, and a striking scarlet tanager. Orchids, pink moccasin flowers, August lily, plantain-lily, violets, flowering raspberry, and skunk cabbage were noted along the trail and stream banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ohio
Sugar Grove Hills
Gary
Predict Increase In Gasoline Tax For Biennium
Ohio forecasts a five percent annual rise in highway fuel revenues for the next two fiscal years as economic improvements are expected to boost driving and gasoline consumption despite a 2.71 percent gain in the first nine months of 1971. Department head J Phillip Riehley notes previous optimism was misplaced amid the recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
State Highway Department
John Smith
Youth Camp Planned At Tabernacle
The 1971 Youth Camp at Hocking Valley Tabernacle Oroville will run June 14 to 20 with nightly evangelistic services at 7 30. Open to ages 10 through 19 the six day camp costs 8 including room meals insurance and recreation. Each camper gets an adult sponsor. Staff includes Rev E V Baker director Carolyn Weaver treasurer Kay Baker secretary David Robertson assistant director Rodney Thacker evangelist Michael Baker dean of boys Mrs J W Frazier dean of girls Patty Huffines Kay Baker Gaynell Thacker Sharon Barlow room mothers Thacker and Miss Weaver recreation and Dot Wolfe and Flossie Randall cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
Oroville
E. V. Baker
Carolyn Weaver
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Mrs Earl M Cline Logan Star Rt Mrs Lester Loper Logan Rt 1 James Hagan Logan Rt 4 Miss Rebecca A Wagner Logan Rt 4 Mrs Lewis Pete Burgoon 57 Falls St Miss Debra A Thompson Logan Rt 3 Mrs Dora D Redick 775 FE Front St Miss Margaret Lehman Gore Rt 1 Dismissals include Mrs Ralph Wadsworth and son Logan Rt 1 Mrs Richard Litman and son New Straits ville Mrs Robert Vincent and daughter 327 Hocking Ave Mrs Bessie Emrick Logan Rt 2 baby son of Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder New Straits ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Cline
Logan Star
Lester Loper
Logan
James Hagan
Rebecca A. Wagner
Logan Rt
Lewis
Pete) Burgoon
Falls St
Debra A. Thompson
Dora D. Redick
Front St
Margaret Lehman
Gore Rt
Ralph Wadsworth
Richard Litman
New Straitsville
Robert Vincent
Hocking Ave
Bessie Emrick
Logan Rt. 2
Charles Snyder
Births At Home And In Area Hospitals
Birth announcements list a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pastor of Maria Route 3 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Michael McClain of Nelsonville Route 1, plus a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Wally Cravenstott of Nelsonville. Others include Rev. Charles Hook of Nelsonville and Mrs. Linda Hudnall of New Marshfield Route 1 among several relatives named. The Pastor infant was transferred to Children's Hospital in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pastor
Maria Rt
Michael McClain
Nelsonville
Wally Cravenstott
Charles Hook
Linda Hudnall
New Marshfield
Marie Nicholas
Wellston
George Householder
Jacksonville
Cora Smith
Virginia Carter
Debra Jo Arnold
Glouster
Jack Whyte
May Watkins
Glouster Rt
Harvey Bailey
Gore Rt
Fannie Tricket
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Velma Harsh
Logan Rt
Tax Revenue Shortfall Strains State Department Budget
A sharp drop inoline tax income has placed the department in serious financial trouble, triggering budget gaps and potential program cutbacks as officials assess revenue recovery options.
Wool and Lamb Market Promotion Referendum Ballots Mailed
Ballots for the June 7 to 18 wool and lamb market promotion referendum have been mailed to all known Hocking County producers. Voting eligibility covers sheep owners six months old for 30 days in 1970, with a two thirds approval needed nationally or by volume to implement the agreement. Ballots may be mailed or delivered to the ASCS office, with a June 18 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Lloyd G. Whisler
ASPC
ASC
ASCS
Hocking Family’s Son Completes Army Basic Training
Army Private Timothy J. Blair aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Earl J Blair of 850 Wyandotte Ave, completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He studied drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and Army history and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Timothy J. Blair
Earl J. Blair
Wyandotte Ave
U.S. Army Training Center
Ft. Campbell
Drivers Fined and Bonds Forfeited in Hocking County Court
Eleven motorists were fined and 22 bonds forfeited in Hocking County Court Saturday and Monday. Cases included James R. Mitchell of Lancaster charged with drunken driving and public intoxication related to a May 30 accident, with a $254 bond and a $54.50 bond forfeited. William Clements of Laurelville was fined and jailed 30 days, with jail time suspended for good behavior. Other defendants appeared for speeding, failure to yield, driving without a license, and related offenses on routes 33 93 278 664 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
James R. Mitchell
Lancaster
State Highway Patrol
William Clements
Laurelville
James Stilwell
Roger L. Starr
Nelsonville
Donald E. Shull
Homer St
James T. Gibbons
James E. Hart
South Bloomingville
Melvin L. Estep
E. Main St
Neal G. Broida
Akron
Roberta J. Kaminski
Letter To The Editor: Quick Wit From The Daily News
A collection of humorous quips and observations from the Daily News writer on topics like aging, finances, diet costs, peace, and social security. Includes jokes about middle age, hot topics, and a jab at courtroom pace with biblical allusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
U.S
C.O.D
Joshua
Jericho
Crime at Lakeside Beach Targets Quick Resolve
A shoreline incident at the lake beach involved missing sand and a prompt investigation. Reportedly, authorities expect resolution soon, though some cases may span decades before closure.
Mrs Heft Chosen For Cheer Club By Logan Lions
Mrs Margaret Heft of Arcadia Acres Logan Rt 1 has been named this week's Cheer Club recipient by the Logan Lions. She is in her nineties and has not walked for three years. flowers will be sent and friends are asked to send cards and letters. A very pistol was used in warfare for discharging illuminating rockets or signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heft
Arcadia Acres
Logan Rt. 1
Logan Lions
Heft
Lions
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