Ohio Valley Sanitation Pact Signing Slated
Ohio Valley leaders plan a June 30 ceremony for the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Pact. Eight governors and state secretaries join host Governor Thomas J. Herbert in Cincinnati to sign, with participants from Indiana West Virginia New York Illinois Kentucky Pennsylvania and Tennessee plus potential observers from Tennessee. The pact pools state powers to curb Ohio River pollution while preserving state sovereignty and covers about 200000 square miles affecting 20 million people including Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River Basin
Hocking County
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Ralph F.gates
Indiana
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
Thomas E. waDewey
New York
Dwight H.S Green
Illinois
Earle C. Clements
Jucky
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
William M. Tuck
Tennessee
Jim McsyCord
Hudson Biery
Cincinnati
Biery
Ohio River
Ohio River Valley
Law Officers Halt Illegal Fireworks Across Counties
Logan and Hocking County officers report warnings stopped premature Fourth of July firework use. Chief Sol Ellinger and Sheriff Floyd Duffy say violations from visitors rise, but police and state fire marshal cooperation will enforce bans on sale or shooting except cap canes cap pistols and harmless sparklers.
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Weg
Sol Ellinger
Floyd Duffy
Duffy
William J. Rogers
Roy R. Gill
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Ellinger
Logan
Market Prices From Producers Livestock Co operative
Hogs active 25 to 30 higher with price ranges across weights from 100 to 400 pounds. Sows and stags noted with lower figures. Cattle and calves steady with varied values for good beef, medium cows, canners, cutters, bulls, and prime to good calves. Sheep and lambs range from 10 to 23 with conditions described as light to steady.
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Columbus
Producers Livestock Cooperative Association
Grain futures slip on crops yields clues
Grains opened slightly lower on the Board of Trade with wheat easing on reports of better than expected crop yields while corn declined on an improved outlook for the new crop. July wheat at 2.33 cents, corn around 2.22 and oats little changed near 93 to 94 cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Compact seen as vast cooperative effort across states
The text extols a broad cooperative initiative described as possibly the greatest joint undertaking by many states to complete a task that modern trends might expect the federal government to handle.
Funeral for William E Savey Held at St. John's
Funeral services for William E. Savey were held at 9 A M at St. John's Catholic Church for a Dayton area veteran who died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital. Rev Fr Charles P Foy officiated with military rites at Oak Grove Cemetery provided by Logan veterans organizations. Pallbearers included Roger W Friend Frank Brown Howard Rolston Sol Ellinger Floyd Duffy and Boyd V Wright. Arrangements were handled by Roberts Funeral Home.
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William E
Bill) Savey
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Veterans’ Organizations
Savey
Roger W. Friend
Frank Brown
Howard Rolston
Sol Ellinger
Floyd Duffy
Boyd V. Wright
Roberts Funeral Home
Three Motorists Fined In Mayor’s Court
Kenneth E. Helber of Logan Route 4 and Charles H. Lyke of Logan were fined $5 and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign near Route 33 north of Logan. Elmer E. Miller of Logan was fined $5 and costs for driving on the wrong side of West Hunter Street. All arrests were by highway patrol or city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Helber
Logan
Charles H. Lyke
Elmer E. Miller
West Hunter Street
County Picnic Notes Include Softball Games
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith documented at a county picnic with softball played before and after a meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for July 6 at the school grounds.
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Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
26 4-H Members Raising Rabbits In Hocking County
26 4 H members raise rabbits as a summer 4 H project in Hocking County. Mrs Van Fossan notes teenagers gain business experience and profit from small space rabbit rearing in backyards with meat pelts wool and potential retail markets. A Hilltop Boys Club meeting followed with reports on projects and refreshments served.
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Hocking County
Cee van Fossan
Hendry 4
County Real Estate Transfers From Local Court Records
Curtis McWilliams and Edna McWilliams transfer one and a half acres in Ward to Albert R. Lutz. Clyde Goss and Bertha Goss deed outlets 2 3 in Falls Township to Sam and June Jett. Grace Baldwin and Ralph Baldwin convey 20 acres in Salt Creek Township to Fred Preston. Russell Freeman and Geraldine Freeman transfer part of one acre in Falls Township to Delmar Freeman and Nellie Freeman. Edith and Clarence Heine convey lot 155 in Logan to Delbert Freeman and Nellie Freeman. Alice W. Steinman transfers lot 137 in Logan to William P. Wetherill and Esther A. Wetherill. Wayne Grove and Icel Grove deed 40 acres in Starr Township to Arthur Miller and Elma G. Miller. Richard C. Evans and Mary Jones Evans transfer approximately 52 acres in Marion to Jean F. Clinton.
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Curtis McWilliams
Edna McWilliams
Albert R. Lutz
Ward Township
Clyde Goss
Bertha Goss
Sam Jett
June Jett
Falls Township
Grace Baldwin
Ralph Baldwin
Fred Preston
Salt Creek Township
Russell Freeman
Geraldine Freeman
Delmar Freeman
Nellie Freeman
Edith
Clarence Heine
Delbert Freeman
Logan
Alice W. Steinman
William P. Wetherill
Esther A. Wetheril
Wayne Grove
Icel Grove
Arthur Miller
Elma G. Miller
Starr Township
Richard C. Evans
Mary Jone Evans
Jean F. Clinton
Marion
Pleasant Workers 4-H Club Meets at Janet Primmer Home
The Pleasant Workers 4-H Club gathered at Janet Primmer’s home with Ree Davis in charge for the program. Members answered roll call with progress updates and enjoyed Group 1 singing during the recreational portion of the meeting.
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Pleasant Workers
Janet ‘and Primmer
Ree Davis
Pares
Progress
Pleasant Valley Club Plans July Fourth Picnic
The Pleasant Valley Club met at Wildcat park on Thursday June 24. Members discussed a picnic and were asked to bring a salad ingredient for the next gathering at 10 30 A M at Rachelmacher Park on July 4 with a potluck lunch and a July 4 program planned.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Club
Wildcat Park
Rachelmacher Park
Enterprise Hilltoppers Plan State Fair Booth
The Enterprise Hilltoppers met June 22 at 8 PM to review club projects led by Charles Bradford and Robert Dupler. They discussed forming a soft at the Ohio State Fair and welcomed new member Melvin Krisco. Meeting noted for June 29 at Enterprise school house.
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Enterprise Hilltopers
Charles Bradford
Robert Dupler
Don Ansel
Wayne Dupler
Frank Frazier
Bill Helber
Don Helber
Rodney Helber
Jack Mathias
Harold Nihiser, Jr
James Nihiser
Clarence Miller
Maysville Echoes Hold Third Meeting At Advisor’s Home
The third Maysville Echoes meeting convened Monday at advisor Mrs Howdyshell’s home. The session opened with the president calling the meeting to order.
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Maysville Echoes
Howdyshell
Meeting Roll Call and Craft Work Noted
Roll call listed members including Embree Evelyn Louella Roxie Nutter Mary Carolyn Sater Jean Janet Knight Annid Irene Irene Bigham Wilma Blackburn and the advisor. Members worked on sewing projects or cut patterns during the session.
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Oo Embree
Evelyn
Louella Roxie Nutter
Mary
Carolyn Sater
Jean
Janet Knight
Annid Irene Irene Bigham
Wilma Blackburn
Union Furnace Starrettes Hold Fourth Meeting
The Union Furnace Starrettes held their fourth meeting on June 23 with eight members and five guests present. Members included Beverly Gessells, Lethia Hugh, Patty Price, Janice McDaniel, Charlotte Edgar, Sylvia Wyskiver and Beverly Nixon. The next meeting will be at the home of advisor Mrs. Lloyd Hiner man.
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Hilltop Boys
Hilltop Boys Club
Donnie Riggs
Donnie Davis
Ronald
Bobby
Dean
James Davis
Curtis Jordan
Jimmy Riggs
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Ermal
William Jaques
Mary Ann
Carol
Delbert Davis
Clark
Marilyn
Union Furnace Starrettes
Ing
Beverly Gessells
Lethia Hugh
Patty Price
Janice McDaniel
Charlotte Edgar
Sylvia Wyskiver
Beverly Nixon
Lloyd Hinerman
Work and Grow Club Meeting Notes
The Work and Grow Club gathered with Eetena ana Eddie Dougherty. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 7 at Junior Acker’s home with members Robert Swackhammer Eddie Ronald Duffey Fred Dougherty and Junior Acker present.
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Eetena Ana Eddie Dougherty
Junior Acker
Robert Swackhammer
Eddie Ronald Duffey
Fred Dougherty
Buckeye Boys 4-H Club Meets at Rockbridge School
The Buckeye Boys 4-H Club met at Rockbridge school with 27 members and five visitors. Reports from the June 2 Logan meeting were given. The advisor urged members to keep their project books up to date and plans were discussed for upcoming activities.
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Buckeye Boys
Rockbridge School
Logan
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Ohio Valley Sanitation
Crosley
Shelvadors
W. Main St
Columbus Livestock
Chicago Grain
Shelby Yellow Jacket
Gateway
John Deere
Logan, Ohio
W. Hunter St
Chidester’s Metal Shop
N. Spring St
Aid Sillsay
William Savey
Billy de Beck
Sadie
4-H
George F. Bowers
Robert D. Bowers
Lauff
Bowers
John Nville
Lillian Eichel
Jessie M. Larimer
John S. Samuel F. Bail
Pearl A. Bail
Iva Hartsell
Roy .W. Comly
Louise Comly
R. C. Gerken
Gladys Gerken
Roy Turner
Doris Turner
Central States Construction Co
Washington Township
Minnie Lenz
E. F. Bradford
Edith Bradford
Co. L. Karr
Lawrence Mooney
Dicken
Fred Weaver
E. D. Schaal
Wayne D. Schaal
Perry Township
Florence Schaal
Mary Hart
Thelma Hinton
E. D Schaal
Lewis Stahr
Perry
Charles D. Congrove
Vernie Congreve
Lester Huston
Don Smart
Laurel Smart
Charles Moore
Haydenville
Miles M. Graham
Miriam Graham
Roy Primmer
Laverne Gordon
Marilyn Davis
Janet
Connie Primmer
Verna Rheinscheid
Grace Rheinscheld
Ansco
Sgt A
Art Kraft Studio
Kroger
Hocking County 4-H Club News
Anan Ain Taye Daar
Virginia
Meldrim
St. Clair
International -Harvester
Wm. Loomis & Son
Ogg
Beasley
Hunter Street
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