30 Per Cent Wool Payments To Begin Soon After July 15
The U S Department of Agriculture will start 30 percent wool payments after July 15 for the 1962 marketing year. Payments to producers amount to 30 dollars per 100 received from shorn wool, with additional 57 cents per hundredweight on unshorn lambs to offset wool costs. Applications were due April 30, and payments cover sales from April 1, 1962, to March 31, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Ucers Council, Inc
Carborundum declares quarterly dividend and board update
The Carborundum Co. board declares a 45 cent per share quarterly dividend payable Sept 10 1963 to shareholders of record Aug 16 1963. Dr Clifford C Furnas of the SUNY Buffalo is elected to the board and noted for prior government posts. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric reported earnings on common shares of $10,534,000 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carborundum Co
William H. Wendel
Clifford C. Furnas
State University of New York At Buffalo
Furnas
Washington, D. C
Defense Science Board
Naval Research Advisory Committee
Army Scientific Advisory Panel
New York State
Advisory Council For the Advancement of Industrial Research and Development
Committee On Science and Astronautics
U. S. House of Representatives
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C&o
Hocking County Pig Growing Contest Winner Named
Lester Sheets of Logan Route 4 earned top honors in Ohio’s pig growing contest with a points for pounds score. The banquet at the Ohio Grounds in Columbus celebrated a 150 entrant field from 40 counties, sponsored by Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Sheets
Logan Rt. 4
Hocking County
Ohio
Sheets
Ohio Grounds
Columbus
Feed Merchandising Department
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative
Wilbur Bruner
Animal Science
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Funds Granted For Program Science In Schools
The Ohio Academy of Science announced a $26 000 National Science Foundation grant to fund a visiting scientists program for the 1963 64 school year. A distinguished scientist will visit Ohio high schools at no cost, speak to classes and clubs, participate in career days and more to boost science interest. Over 350 scientists and engineers from biology chemistry earth sciences math physics anthropology and engineering are available. Schools should request visits by writing to the Director at 505 King Ave Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Academy of Science Today
National Science Foundation
Ohio
Ohio Academy of Science
King Ave
Columbus
Urbana Telephone Service Restored After Flooded Cables
Urbana and Champaign County's telephone service returned to normal after an hours long outage caused by a water flood in the Champaign Telephone Co basement. An air compressor intended to dry cables reversed and flooded them, leading Civil Defense to declare an emergency and mobilize radio patrols for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana, Ohio
Urbana
Champaign County
Civil Defense
Champaign Telephone Co
Chesapeake and Ohio reports 12 months ended May 31 results
The period shows earnings of 3.76 a share on 2.8 million shares, up from 3.48 last year. Operating revenue rose to 96.246 million from 61.222 million, with expenses at 50.817 million. Kilowatt hour sales totaled 3.1256 billion, up 9.9 percent. Directors announce a 1.00 dividend and 0.875 dividend on convertible preferred stock with respective payment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Miller
Miller
Doings On Buck Run By Mrs Effie Woltz
Local notes recount visits among the Woltz family and neighbors, plus weather remarks and a solar eclipse forecast for July 20. Events include Opal Mosure’s raspberry search, multiple calls on Dave Woltz, remodeling at Carl Later’s home, and a list of social visits. Eclipse viewing methods from past decades are recalled along with public glasses now sold at the dime store. Scioto Conference of the Radical United Brethren Church set for July 10-12 near Junction with Clyde Meadows presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Woltz
Ralph Goss
Eliza Kline
Opal Mosure
Dave Woltz
Wolts
Carl E
Floyd Mosure
Marilyn
Everett Williams
Wellston
Charles
Melvin Meyer Sr
John Creighton Meyer
Freda Meyer
J. C. Meyer
Buck Run Scioto
Radical United Brethren Church
Junction
Clyde Meadows
Community Notices and Social News From Murray City Area
Mrs John Wein was taken to Mount St Mary Hospital after illness. Several residents visited relatives and friends, including trips by Miss Grace R Donoghue, Mrs Eunice Sanborn, and others. The Rev Fr John O Rourke assumed parish duties at St Phillip Neri Church on June 23. The Fr Joe Switalski was reassigned to Church of Atonement Crooksville after eight years here.
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John
Annie) Wein
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Wein
John Shaffer
Cara Craft
Oscar Kruger
S.C
James Vollmer
McConnelsville
David Binghman
Toledo
Nelsonville
University Hospital, Columbus
Anna James
New Straitsville
Grace R. Donoghue
Eunice Sanborn
Clara James
Indiana
John O’rourke
Kenton
St. Phillip Neri
Joe Switalski
Crooksille
Murray City Church
Portsmouth
Robert Stewart
Cleveland
Stewart
Dan Wolfe Sr
Dan Wolfe
Stewarts
Lester Sorrell
Phylis Barber
Virginia Lanning
Holiday Safety Urged by State Patrol
Sergeant C C Williams heads the Athens post urging motorists and pedestrians to stay vigilant on July 4. He notes Memorial Day deaths in Ohio rose to 24 with 18 in home counties and cites failures to yield and pedestrians stepping into traffic as major causes. authorities will monitor for violations, especially stop sign runs, to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williams
Athens State Highway Patrol Post
Williams
Ohio
Fair Employment Committee Named in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes appointed a committee to help Ohio employers create a fair employment climate. Members include William O. Walker chairing, Martin A. Janis, Denver L. White, Llewellyn A. Coles, and Wayne Ward. Rhodes urged firms to adopt codes of fair practices similar to the state government code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William O. Walker
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Denver L. White
Llewellyn A. Coles
Wayne Ward
Rhodes
Total Tax Receipts Run Ahead of 1962
The Ohio state auditor reports 1963 total receipts of 1 651 623 288 across general revenue liquor wildlife and highway funds rising 39 296 119 over 1962 though aided by 82 million in bonds. The fiscal year ends Sunday and expenditures report due Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Auditor's Office
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
In Bessemer Alabama a resident underwent tonsil surgery. Former Carbon Hill residents and Mrs Mabel Sowers visited Mrs Edna Bailey last Wednesday. Oliver Barnard stayed with his sister and Mr and Mrs Joe Green in Logan. John Barna and Mrs Mary Barna of Detroit visited Mrs Mary Barna at Glouster Rest Home. Eunice Sanborn joined siblings at McConnelsville and Mary Bush spent Sunday with her sister and brother in Shawnee.
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Carlos Ogg
Nelsonville
Florida
Willis
Grace R. Donoghue
Eunice Sanborn
Annie James
Brother John
New Straitsville
Grace Dyker
Logan
Albert Phillips
Dearborn, Mich
Bob Neal
Bowersock
Main St
Withem
Waterworks Hill
Garnet Powell
Hock
Charles Horn
Bessmer
Ala
Carbon Hill
Mabel Sowers
Edna Bailey
Oliver Barnard
Joe Green
John Barna
Detroit
Mich
John
Mary Barna
Glouster Rest Home
Biddy Vollmer
James
McConnelsville
Mary Bush
Shawnee
Pansy Wylie
Opal
Jennie Keister
Clyde Smith
Clyde
Hocking Valley Hospital
E. L. Huffines
C. E. Keller
Harry Baker
Columbus
California
Paul Lytle
Bob
Roger
Lytle
Paul Culbertson
Margaret Rose
Billy
Huntington
W. Va
P. T. Febes
Frank
Daily Vacation Bible School
Donald Lytle
Clara Louise Fiume
Nita Kay Whitcraft
James Storer
Sabina
W. R. Griffith
Mathias Park
Rockbridge
Gibetown Happenings A Tribute To Jessie Brashares
Jessie Brashares, Florida native and Gibisonville resident, moved years ago to Gibisonville to escape storms. She bought the family home, built a life here, and became a beloved local figure active in church, farm, and school matters. The Laurel Scenic Advisory Council met to discuss July topics and local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brashares
Florida
Isaiah Brashares
Clara McBroom Brashares
Gibisonville
Jessie
Hocking County
Laurel Scenic Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Seven Ohio Counties Add Common Pleas Judges
Ohio Senate approves House bill to add judges in seven counties. Licking Clermont Lake and Lucas gain one each. Cuyahoga gets four. Hamilton and Montgomery two each. Trumbull deletion removes a promised new judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Licking
Clermont
Lake
Lucas
Cuyahogah
Hamilton
Montgomery
Trumbull County
Senate
Ex President Hoover Shows Continued Recovery In NYC Hospital
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 88, remains improving after a serious bleeding gastro intestinal ailment earlier this month. Doctors say he sits up in bed at the Waldorf Astoria Tower suite, reads papers, and takes a lively interest in events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf- Astoria Tower
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