Locust Damage Evident Across Woodlands in Hocking County
Locusts long absent from the trees have left patches of dead limbs and leaves in Hocking County woodlands. Entomologists describe 17 year cicadas laying eggs in branches, starving the grubs underground, and causing widespread orchard losses. Scientific efforts include testing the insecticide tetrae thyl pyrophosphate to curb 1965 cycles.
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Ross Hocking Camp Plans Discussed In County Meeting
County agents from six southeastern Ohio counties met in the Hocking County courthouse to plan the annual Ross Hocking Camp session. Harold Ruggles of Hocking County arranged the meeting.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Ross-Hocking Camp
Harold Ruggles
Locust Plague Ebbing as Numbers Shrink to Billions
A grim note on locust populations: ties felled reduce births and the insects’ numbers dwindle toward billions. The text frames ongoing plagues as declining but still severe, with emphasis on ecological impact and urgency.
4-H camping season set to run July 17 to August 8
Extension agent and Mrs Emily Van Fossan lead a session with agents from Fairfield Ross Pickaway Vinton and Fairfield counties. The annual camping season for 4-H club members rural youth and adults opens July 17 and runs through August 8 with over 160 Hocking residents expected. Plans for sessions were arranged at the agents conference and will be announced later.
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Emily van Fossan
Fairfield
Ross Pickaway
Vinton
Hocking
Daily News Classified Ad Sparks Big Returns for Small Spend
A compact classified notice in the Daily News promises ample value for a modest outlay. Readers learn features, pricing, and contact details for quick action. The item highlights cost efficiency and practical usefulness for bargain seekers.
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Hocking County 4-H Club News
Two county clubs meet in June with demonstrations on sewing and buttonhole making. Out Our Way Club held a June 16 session at Mrs. Kalklosch home with patterns fitting talk and games. Marion Stitchers met June 18 at Marion School with buttonhole demo and plans for a July social.
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Iris Blosser
Peggy Ringhiser
Marion Stitchers
Marion Stitchers Club
Marion School
Phyllis Killbarger
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Dolores
Marjorie Killbarger
Mary
Evelyn
Hazel Graham
Mary Foster
Barbara
Do ing Dozen 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting in Enterprise
The Do ing Dozen 4-H Club of Enterprise met at Kline Memorial Church on Thursday June 17 with advisors Mrs. Mathias and Mrs. Ansel. A potluck dinner followed. Joan Miller demonstrated fabric cutting with a pattern during the discussion period. Present were Rachel McClelland Betty Beougher Joan Miller Patty Miller Juanita Rheinscheld Mavis Rheinscheld
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Kline Memorial Church
Mathias
Ansel
Joan Miller
Rachel McClelland
Betty Beougher
Patty Miller
Juanita Rheinscheld
Mavis Rheinscheld
Local Social Guests Include Janet Risch and Emma Kate Mathias
Janet Risch Shirley Helber Mary McBride Lois Nihiser Mel ba Kerr Doris Kerr Edith Hel ber Delores Beougher and Mari an Martin attended the event Emma Kate Mathias was a guest showing a lively social gathering with multiple named attendees listed.
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Lois Nihiser
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Doris Kerr
Edith Helber
Delores Beougher
Marian Martin
Emma Kate Mathias
Kitchen Kookers Hold Meeting and Demonstration
The Kitchen Kookers met at Kate Davis home at 1 30 P M Thursday then toured the Ohio Power Co office before returning for a business meeting and refreshments. Attendees included Betty Fra sure Wiletta Mack Kate Davis Dolores Burgess Mary Lou Bak er Janet McDonald Janet Snider Bonnie Fox Mary Christman Barbara Mauk and Martha Christman.
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Ohio Power Co
Davis
Betty Frasure
Wiletta Mack
Dolores Burgess
Mary Lou Baker
Janet McDonald
Janet Snider
Bonnie Fox
Mary Christman
Barbara Mauk
Martha Christman
Pleasant Valley Girls Club Holds Second Meeting
The Pleasant Valley Girls Club met Thursday afternoon June 17 at Saters Park. Roll call used flower names. Attendees included Mary Cox, Kathryn Cox, Phyllis Goheen, Jane Saters, and Laura Saters. Visitors Lenora Saters and Florence Geil attended.
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Pleasant Valley
Saters’ Park
Mary
Kathryn Cox
Phyllis Goheen
Jane and
Laura Saters
Lenora Saters
Florence Geil
Calico Ridge Boys Meet At Advisor's Home
The Calico Ridge Boys Club held its regular meeting June 16 at the home of advisor Pearl Shultz. Attendees were Earl Funk Raymond Funk Donald Shultz Roy Montgomery Denny Myers Bobby Myers David Fetheroll Pearl Goss and Roger Montgomery.
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Calico Ridge
Pearl Shultz
Earl Funk
Raymond Funk
Donald Shultz
Roy Montgomery
Denny Myers
Bobby Myers
David Fetheroll
Pearl Goss
Roger Montgomery
Forest Acreage Purchases Across Ohio Announced
Wayne National Forest supervisor Lewis announced National Forest Reservation Commission approval of federal land purchases in Ohio totaling 23 dollars for 85 acres in Breching County and additional parcels in Athens Perry Morgan Lawrence and Scioto counties. The land will support conservation and public use with lumbering as the primary use and recreation possible.
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Perry
Morgan Counties
Morgan County
Lawrence County
Scioto County
Russians Uncover Ancient Lost City
Moscow Radio reports archaeologists in Soviet Azerbaijan have found stone slabs with an unknown script. The site includes 3000 year old burial mounds a submerged brick building with vegetable dye ornaments and two coin hoards from the 6th and 8th centuries.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Canton Gas Field Becoming Exhausted
Canton Ohio reports its gas field, once the largest in the state, is drying up. Peak output reached 80 million daily cubic feet but now sits around 30 million with withdrawals dropping, cutting owners’ income by about 16 000 per day. Gas price remains 20 cents per thousand feet, and experts warn the field may become unprofitable to operate by spring 1950.
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Canton, CO
Canton
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East Ohio
Copper use milestone by the electrical industry
The electrical industry is the largest consumer of copper in peacetime in the United States, underscoring its dominant role in wiring and power systems.
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