Cooperative Forest Management Boosts Southeast Ohio Lumber
Circleville Container Corp oversees a 15000 acre CFM program uniting landowners and loggers in Hocking Valley and SE Ohio. Nathan Fouch notes 70 producers and 110000 tons of pulpwood for 1964 with 190 workers plus 170 cutters and truckers, targeting 70 percent of wood from CFM lands.
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Cooperative
Circleville Container Corporation
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Container Corporation Foresters
CFM
Nathan M. Fouch
Fouch
George Lucas
Container Corporation
Jerry Kerns
Kerns
Hocking County
Ray Bigham
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Coal Company
Circleville
Three Fishermen Forfeit $20 Bonds In Hocking Court
Three men forfeited $20 bonds each in Hocking County Court on Monday for fishing in Lake Logan without a license on June 13. Game protector Marvin Nungester filed charges against Gary A. Monseth 21 Minneapolis Minnesota Gregory Walden 18 Minneapolis and Clyde Dowell Jr 27 Columbus.
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Hocking
Lake Logan
Marvin Nungester
Gary A. Monseth
Minneapolis
Letters To The Editor from Daily News page
A composite of humorous quips and brief musings with jokes about vegetables music fishing and everyday observations. It ends noting a hearing held at the Courthouse on April 10 1964.
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Daily News
Bids Due July 7 for Rt 216 Relocation Project
The Ohio state highway department will accept bids July 7 for relocating Route 216 on the east edge of Nelsonville and through Buchtel. The 1.856 mile project uses an abandoned C&O Railway alignment to straighten the route, reduce the sharp curve near Rt 685, and raise the grade for improved travel. Completion set for July 31, 1965 with funding from state and federal secondary funds.
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State Highway Department
Rt. 216
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Monday Creek
C&o
Athens-Hocking County
Sportscaster Dick Schorr Spoke at Logan Rotary
Dick Schorr, WHOK Lancaster sportscaster and WTVN TV contributor, addressed Logan Rotary last night. He is son of Rolland and Mrs Schorr and hosts Ohio Star Bowling Saturdays on Channel 6. In charge were George and Otto Shaw with guestsRolland Schorr Paul Hume and Tom Chambers.
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Dick Schorr
WHOK
Lancaster
Wtvn-Tv
Logan
Rolland Schorr
Gallagher Ave
Schorr
Ohio
George and
Otto Shaw
Paul Hume
Tom Chambers
Baltimore
Three Hocking Girls Enroll At Rio Grande
Three Hocking County girls majoring in elementary education are among 320 students in the first Rio Grande College summer session. Local students include Charlotte Jean Burns and Helen M. Farnhart of Logan and Rita Frances Hartman of Laurelville.
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Hocking County
Rio Grande College
Charlotte Jean Burns
Helen M. Farnhart
Logan
Rita Frances Hartman
Laurelville
Boys State Government Appointments Announced
Athens Ohio AP Buckeye Boys State action as governor appoints 20 department heads and staff. Gov Gregory McKenzie of Cincinnati addresses joint legislature session. Appointees include Bruce Core education director Mark Real superintendent of public instruction and James Sell banks director among others across state agencies.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State
American Legion
Boys State
Gregory McKenzie
Cincinnati
Bruce Core
Washington Court House
Mark Real
Mansfield
James Sell
Leesville
Luther Oberhaus
Holgate
George Siguler
Cleveland
Charles Driesbach
Columbus
David Stark
Strongsville
John Everett
New Bloomington
Todd Seif
Piketon
Charles Leitzke
Warren
Allan Williamson
Youngstown
Ernest Jarman
Thomas Buck
Garden
Jerry Tabacca
Youth Commission
Marion Iverson
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Record
Admissions include Mrs. Rhoda Smith of 239 N Walnut St and Mrs. Sarah Remy of Ray Route 1 along with Master Benny Walls of McArthur Ebert McBroom and Logan Route 2. Dismissals include Joe E. Earnhart of Logan Route 1 Willard McClure of 1030 Third St.
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Rhoda Smith
N. Walnut St
Sarah Remy
Ray Rt
Benny Walls
McArthur
Ebert McBroom
Logan Rt
Joe E. Earnhart
Willard McClure
Third St
Births in Mount St. Mary area celebrate new arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Keating Nelsonville welcome a son. Mr. and Mrs. George Gundenschwager Nelsonville welcome a son. Christi Kelly Murray City. Timothy R. Withem Murray City. Gary Lent Jacksonville. Carl Hartman Logan. Barry McClelland Gloucester Township Route 3. James Kavlish Nelsonville Route 1. Mildred Welch Carpenter. Lorraine Carter Grove City Route 1. Ma-
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Charles Edward Keating
Nelsonville
Son
George Godenschwager
Christi Kelly
Murray City
Timothy R. Withem
Gary Lent
Jacksonville
Carl Hartman
Logan
Barry McClelland
Glouster
James Kavlish
Mildred Welch
Carpenter
Lorraine Carter
Grove City
Local residents named in scattered notices
Residents listed include Mrs. John Dane and son in New Marshfield, Mrs. Martha Howe in Nelsonville, Mrs. Elsie Uhrig in Nelsonville, Fred North in Murray City, Daniel Gyure in Gloucester, Mrs. Betsy Lax in Logan, and Miss Dea Rea Devenport of Millfield Route 1.
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John Dane
Chuck McNamee Named C&O Cashier at Nelsonville
Charles A. McNamee of 650 North Marke Street was appointed cashier at the Nelsonville C&O Railway office following W P Moder’s departure. His father, the late James F. McNamee, Logan agent for the C&O from 1930 until this year, is noted. W Hall of 124 Washington Street Nelsonville became permanent C&O agent at the Nelsonville yard office, after starting with the railroad in 1940 and previously serving as joint agent for the C&O and New York Central railroads.
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Charles A
Chuck) McNamee
N. Marke& Sr
Nelsonville
C&o
McNamee
James F. McNamee
Logan
W. P
Bill) Moder
Enterprise
W. Hall
Washington St
Hall
New York Central
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SEO Lumbermen
Greenbrier
United States
Hubby
Cy Burlap
Junior
John W. Dowler
Division 10
Larry Blosser
Rober Lee Frisinger
Buick
General Motors
Rotary
Rio Grande
Burt Lancaster
Elvis Presley
Acapulco
Wayne Chara
Boys
Mount ST. Mary
Ry Winefordner
New Straitsville
Chuck McNamee
IBM
The
Logan Daily News
Norelco
Elberfeld
Paris
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