Fort Ancient Graves Found Near Cadiz Ohio
Archaeologists identified an Indian burial site near Cadiz as Fort Ancient, the last prehistoric Ohio Valley culture, dating from about 10 AD to 1641. The burial ground lies two miles northwest of Dee Cariz off Ohio 20 and 36, uncovered by Hanna Coal Co surface mine workers.
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Cadiz
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Ohio Valley
Hanna Coal Co
Dee Cariz
Ohio 20
Columbus
Morris
College Studi
Vacations Spoiled By Long Drives Warns Auto Club
Ray Taylor of the Butler County Auto Club cautions that marathon vacations with long driving stretches exhaust travelers and increase risks. He advises sharing driving duties, staying alert, avoiding drowsiness, keeping ventilation, light meals, comfortable clothing, and obeying road signs, especially in unfamiliar areas.
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Ray Taylor
Butler County Auto Club
AAA
Two Ohio Boys Drown In Wildwood
In Elyria Ohio two boys aged 14 and 15 drowned in Wildwood Lake Lorain County Monday night. The sheriff identified Tom Nevesar of Middleburg Heights and Louis Fieming of Coimbra Station. Eyewitnesses said they dived in and did not surface. Erie County Underwater Recovery divers located the bodies at about 40 feet depth in the lake.
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Elyria
Ohio
Wildwood Lake
Loraine County
Sheriff's Department
Tom Nevesar
Middleburg Heights
Louis Fieming
Coimbra Station
Erie County
Inmate Defends Lebanon Correctional Institute School
The Lebanon Correctional Institute faces a teacher’s resignation dispute at Shaker Valley High School within the facility. Prisoner No. 77471 writes to superintendent Braddock praising the school’s goal to reform inmates, arguing fair handling and kindness aid rehabilitation and societal reintegration. He defends the program against Braddock’s criticisms, stressing that inmate efforts toward self improvement support the institution’s purpose.
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Lebanon
Charles VanCuren
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Shaker Velley High School
Direcor
Chester Hornsby
Raymond Braddock
LCI
Lieve
Miami Grad Honored In Physics
Dr. Donald J. Tendam, a 1940 Miami University graduate and associate head of the Purdue physics department, has been chosen for a two year term as president of the Sigma Pi Sigma national honor society. He succeeds Dr. Marsh W. White, who becomes official historian. Tendam has published papers on particle accelerators, radioactive tracers, nuclear reactions, and deuteron bombarded semiconductors. He holds master’s and doctoral degrees from Purdue and has been on the Purdue faculty since his graduate days.
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Oxford
Donald J. Tencham
Miami University
Purdue University
Ben
Sigma Pi Sigma
National Honor Society
Miami
National Society
Tendam
Marsh W. White
White
Purdue
Hts
Lemon Township Trustees Meet Tomorrow Schedule Change
The Lemon Township regular monthly meeting is moved to tomorrow per clerk Cliffern Steward. The shift from Wednesday June 3 aims to finish the budget by the deadline.
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Lemon Township
Cliffern Steward
Steward
Spectrometer Gift To Miami U From Procter Gamble Labs
A Bendix time flight mass spectrometer has been donated to Miami University’s Department of Chemistry by the Miami Valley Laboratories of Procter & Gamble. The instrument will support both teaching and research, a department spokesman said.
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Miami University Department of Chemistry
Miami Valley Laboratories
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Horoscope for August 1 birthday prompts strong future plans
The horoscope for those born on August 1 foresees a 3 percent uptrend in material interests from now through the year. Advise to plan expansion and follow a steady course with gains from sound investments, cautioning against speculation through 1970. Travel and social life show notable stimulation in August and October, with a profitable business trip in October and a child born today likely to become a compassionate teacher or nurse.
Ohio Firm Cited For Seed Act Violation
A Federal court judgment of 100 dollars was entered against Dewin and Hammond Seed Co Inc of Yellow Springs Ohio for mis labeling seed shipments. Testing by USDA CMS found one bag of Korean lespedera seed shipped to Fairmont West Virginia lacked labeling on noxious weed content and 25 bags of Merion Kentucky bluegrass shipped to Richmond Virginia were not accurately labeled for percent pure seed and other crop seeds. The case was in the Southern District of Ohio with cooperation from West Virginia and Virginia agriculture departments. The Federal Seed Act enforces truth in labeling to protect farmers and consumers.
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Dewin & Hammond Seed Co., Inc
Yellow Springs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
C&ms
Fairmont
W. Va
Richmond
U.S. District Court
Ohio
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virgin State Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Milk Orders Merged Into Ohio Valley Federal Order
Following a favorable dairy farmer vote the USDA merged the Columbus Miami Valley Northwestern Ohio Tri State and Greater Cincinnati milk marketing orders into a single Ohio Valley order covering 31 counties in Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia. The order becomes effective August 1 with C T McCleery as market administrator. Copies of the order available from McCleery Hartman Building Columbus and from the Dairy Division USDA Washington DC.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Columbus
Miami Valley
Ohio
Tri- State
Greater Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
C. T. MccCleery
Adams, Auglaize, Brown
Clinton
Darke
Hardin
Highland
Hocking
Knox
Logan
Mercer
Morgan, Noble, Perry, Pike, Ross, Shelby, Vinton and Wyandot
Bracken, Lewis, Mason and Robertson
Calhoun
Gilmer
Mingo
Pleasants
Richie and Wirt
Dearborn
C. T. McCleery Hartman
East State Street
Dairy
Consumer and Marketing Service
Washington, D. C
Rescue Officers Elected Rescue Officers Elected
The Trenton Rescue Squad marked its fifth birthday with a Saturday celebration at the rescue squad building and names new officers Captain Gary Beiser First Lieutenant John Morgan Second Lieutenant Lester Johnson Sergeant Wayne Gallop and Treasurer Carl Ennis. New board members include Tom Wilson Merl Garrett Fred Wilson Richard Blume moved from past captain to board. Since inception five years ago the squad has answered nearly 900 emergency calls.
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Trenton
Gary Beiser
Leiutenant
John Morgan
Lester Johnson
Sargeant
Wayne Gallop
Carl Ennis
Tom Wilson
Mer! Garrett
Fred Wilson
Richard Blume
Flag Raiser Fails To Show In Titusville
In Titusville Florida 19 year old John Deitz was sentenced to 20 days in jail or a $100 fine for wearing the U S flag as a vest and defacing the flag He faced contempt of court after overstepping a previous order and was jailed after appearing before City Judge Ken Moran The case included an offer to raise the flag at City Hall for 10 days in lieu of punishment
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Titusville, Fla
John Deitz
U.S
Deitz
Titusville City Hall
Cay
Ken Moran
Moran
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