Oil Production Declines in May in Hocking County
Hocking County Penn oil output fell by about 4 000 barrels in May from April, totaling 35 175 barrels through Buckeye pipelines. May value reached 141 051 75 dollars with landowners due 17 631 47. Perry County remained the state’s second largest Penn oil producer with 45 165 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Pennsylvania
Hocking
Penn
Buckeye
Perry County
Penn Oil
Muskingum
Fairfield
Athens
Morgan
Vinton
Ohio
Two Firms Fined For Fish Kills In Ohio
Two companies paid damages to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for fish kills. Dayton Power and Light Co. paid 602 dollars for 7 540 fish killed in Little Three Mile Creek below its Adams County generating station. Shearbrook Land and Livestock Inc. paid 802 dollars for 11 297 fish killed in the North Branch of Wolf Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Dayton Power and Light Co
Little
Three Mile Creek
Adams County
Shearbrook Land and Liverstock, Inc
Clayton
Montgomery County
Wolf Creek
Admissions and Dismissals Listed for Local Schools
Admissions list includes William McGreevy Junction City Mrs Forest Harper Lau relville Rt 2 Lewis Price 420 N Orchard St Mrs Ethyl Taylor New Plymouth Rt 1 Clyde Rose 1032 Fourth St Robert Hudwell Logan Rt 1 Dorothy Trowbridge New Plymouth Rt 1 Miss Denise Cullison 431 N Orchard St Debra Mauro and Robert Mauro Logan Rt 1 Mrs William Carr Logan Rt 4 Dismissals include Miss Leota Lopez Logan Rt 1 Miss Margaret Lehman Gore Rt 1 Mrs Pete Burgoon 57 Falls St Miss Debra A Thompson Logan Rt 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGreevy
Junction City
Forest Harper
Laurelville
Lewis Price
N. Orchard St
Ethyl Taylor
New Plymouth
Clyde Rose
Fourth St
Robert Hudwell
Logan
Dorothy Trowbridge
Denise Cullison
Debra Mauro
Robert Mauro
William Carr
Logan Rt
Leota Lopez
Margaret Lehman
Gore Rt
Pete Burgoon
Falls St
Debra A. Thompson
Local Names Listed Amid Mount St. Mary Community Notes
A compiled list from Mount St. Mary area includes Paul David Nye of New Straits ville and Florence Linscott of Athens along with numerous neighbors such as Donnad Stalder and Margaret Losey in Athens and Glouster residents James Hatfield Merril Ogg Ada Karns Joseph Weede and others. The roster also mentions Wally Cravenstott and family Nelsonville and Donald Keeney of Nelsonville among others in Athens Glouster and Nelsonville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul David Nye
New Straitsville
Florence Linscott
Athens
Donnad Stalder
Margaret Losey
Glouster
James E. Hatfield
Nelsonville
Merril Ogg
Ada Karns
Joseph E. Weede
Dorothy Allison
McArthur
Roy Pendergrass
Chauncey
Wally Cravenstott
Nelson
Five indicted in GE diamond thefts at Siburban Worthington plant
Five persons face charges after thefts of industrial diamonds valued up to $1 million from General Electric in Siburban Worthington. Robert Eugene Wilson of Columbus is charged with receiving stolen property. Four others, including three ex-employees and a private security worker, are unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
General Electric
Siburban Worthington
Robert Eugene Wilson
Columbus
Order Probe Of Institution At Athens
Cleveland AP reports a special investigating committee of Ohio Governor’s Citizens Task Force on Mental Health and Retardation will probe Athens Mental Health Center within days. Dr Victoroff chairs. James Gibson of Troy leads. Fortney of Local 1782 urged review of hospital release policy and patient placement after discharge concerns.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Athens
Citizens Task Force On
Victor M. Victoroff
Cleveland
James Gibson
Troy
David Caul
Ben Fortney
American Federation of State
Fortney
Welfare use sparks call for tighter screening in letter
A Daily News reader argues against welfare funding for chronic drinkers and parasites. The writer urges closer checks and proper use of welfare to cover intended needs.
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Daily News
Vacation Bible School at United Brethren in Christ Church
Vacation Bible School at United Brethren in Christ Church on Riff and Third Streets uses the theme Jesus Speaks to Our World. Classes run 6 to 8 30 p m Monday through Friday June 14 18 for ages 3 to 17 with a closing program at 7 30 p m Sunday June 20.
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United Brethren In Christ
Pleasant Hill UM Plans Bible School
Vacation Bible school will run from 6 to 8 p.m. June 14 18 at Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Rt 664N. Classes for all ages with the theme Jesus Speaks to Our World. Pastor the Rev John Gregory leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church
Jesus
John Gregory
Doings On Buck Run Community Notes
Mrs Ellen Waltz Bowers returns to Manistee Michigan after five weeks in Ohio visiting relatives and friends. Local visitors include Lester Risch of Logan James Woltz Welk and others. references to gardening weather and a Sunday storm. Expressions of faith and well wishes close the item urging prayer and biblical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen (Waltz) Bowers
Manistee
Mich
Ohio
Lester V. Risch
Logan
James G. Woltz
Winifred Engle
Emma Meyer
Mary E. King
Sylvia Bailey
Steve Woltz
Emma V. Meyer
Kenneth Meyer
Lancaster
Effie Woltz
Gilbert Woltz
Pennsylvania
Getwell
Jobless Claims Fall for 15th Week in Hocking Valley
Jobless claims in the Hocking Valley fell for the 15th straight week to 454 last week, down nine from the prior period and 163 fewer than a year ago. Athens County saw 26 initial and 144 continued claims, while Hocking County recorded 30 initial and 254 continued claims. Local openings in Logan include one cashier, one radiologic technician, one insurance salesman, one auto cleaner, and several domestic and kitchen helpers. The SOS program for students is set to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Athens County
Hocking County
Logan
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
1972 Democratic Convention Set for Miami Beach
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports the 1972 Democratic National Convention will be held in Miami Beach Florida. Announcement next month will confirm the site and venue. The paper quotes party sources. Republican Chairman Robert Dole denies Nixon favors San Diego as GOP site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Robert Dole
Kansas
Nixon
San Diego
Calif
Boys State Opens Today in Ashland at Ashland College
About 1 360 Ohio high school seniors arrive for the 34th Buckeye Boys State, held at Ashland College after 12 years away from Athens. Activities include newspaper staff roles and daily publications through June 18, with speakers like Neil Armstrong and state leaders scheduled June 11 through 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ohio
American Legion
Buckeye
Ohio University
Athens
Ash and College
Boys State
Neil Armstrong
Ohio Supreme Court
William O’neill
John J. Gilligan
John Brown
Donald E. Lukens
Appalachi an Regional Program Veto Threat Highlighted
Gov Arch A Moore Jr warned that President Nixon likely would veto a Senate approved four year extension of the Appalachian Regional Development program. He said a veto could shut ARCs activity in West Virginia by June 30 and jeopardize roads bridges and education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Nixon
Senate
Moore
Appalachia
West Virginia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Festival canceled by sheriffs orders in Buffalo Hollow
In Jackson, on sheriff Hite Fyffe's orders, a rock music festival planned in Buffalo Hollow was canceled after local youth sponsors were warned it would be shut down if attempted.
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Vinton County
Ohio Oil & Gas Association
Association
Ohio Division of Oil and Gas
West Main Street
E.main
Logan, Ohio
Chareres Theatre
Colgate
Mount ST. Mary
FORD
Marion Riggs Ford
Logan Gates
UB In Christ Church States Bible School
Pleasant Hill
UM Plans Bible School
Jewelmont
Dad
Little's Jewelry Store
East Main St
Miami Beach
Johnson Shoes
East Main Street
Jerry Crothers
Whirlpool Appliances
SEO News
Wellston
Oak Hill Hospital
Oris Crabtree
Edith Brown
Jackson County
Georgetown
TD Ess Tel
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Hunter Street
California
Firestone
Hermann & Strait
Firestone Dealer
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