Crop Loss Notices Overwhelm FCIC Offices
The Federal Crop Insurance Offices report a surge of farmer loss notices for corn and soybeans under the All Risk policy. Some 6,000 farmers have filed probable losses, with harvest weather crucial to salvaging crops. Farmers are urged to report losses as units are harvested and to contact Delaware Ohio for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.D.A
Jess Bishop
Springfield
Ill
Insurance Corporation
Weee Crop Ae Coorporation
United States Department of Agriculture
Grandview Ave
Delaware
Farmers Urged to Report Gas Shortage to Columbus Panel
Governor Gilligan appointed committee hears farmers urged to call propane shortage reports for corn growth. Wilson says more calls improve Union Corn chances for gas aid. Call 614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mittee Recen
Gilligan
Wool and Mohair Program Rates Unchanged for 1973
The U S Department of Agriculture confirms incentive prices for 1973 at 72 cents per pound for shorn wool and 80.2 cents per pound for mohair, continuing 1972 levels under the National Wool Act amended by the 1970 Agricultural Act. Payments begin April 1974 with applications due by January 31, 1974 at local County Stabilization offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of
Go Tule
Road Name Changes Must Be Made Through County Office
Rural residents face long road names under a county wide house numbering plan. County Environmental Engineer James Page explains petitions and road committees should seek prior approval to prevent duplications. Design work on the county house project proceeds with aerial photography arranged by the County Engineer and County Commissioners. new house numbers may be released as early as July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Page
John Doe
Champai
Milford Center
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Environmental Engineer
Union
Court House
Jane Case Hospital Renamed as Grady Memorial Hospital
The official name change from Jane M. Case Hospital to Grady Memorial Hospital was approved by the board amid court proceedings over Mary Grady's estate valued at about 3.5 million dollars. Grady, who died in 1965 at age 96, left most of her estate to three groups for building a 50 bed hospital on the Grady farm. Hospital officials plan a 3.9 million dollar expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane M. Case Hospital
Grady Memorial Hospital
Ospital
Mary Grady
Grady
Grady Farm
Two Men Killed In Auto Crash On Rt 739 In Fog
Two men died in a two vehicle crash on Ohio Route 739 about a mile west of Essex and six miles northwest of Richwood in heavy fog. E. Middaugh born 1948 and Raymond Middaugh were pronounced dead at the scene after their car struck a one ton truck driven by Kenneth Kater. Kater, 61, suffered only bruises and cuts. Middaugh’s family and funeral details are listed. Botkins family also referenced with services at Ballinger Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Ie E. Middaugh
Kins
2S Rt. 1
Raymond
Union County Sheriff's Deputies
Ohio Rt
Essex
Richwood
Riven Iiddough
Portsmouth
Henry
Ora Hall
Kentucky
Linda Haney
Marion Forge
Eaton Care
Ralph
Lima
Paul
California
Etta Sean Hitchchock
Waddell Owens
Columbus
Laureen Fraley
Alice Ashcraft
Dorothy Moore
Marion
Wanda Rolfe
Minford
Don Wolfe
Ballinger
Free tuberculin testing in Union County Jan 2 1973
Free tuberculin testing offered by the Union County Health Department and the Tuberculosis and Health Association. The January session runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and welcomes all Union County residents, with monthly tests on the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Health Dept
Union County
The
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Union County Health Department
Ted Seiter and wife visit Richwood friends
Mr and Mrs Ted Seiter of Jekyll Island Georgia visited friends in Richwood last week highlighting a social trip and local acquaintance contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Seiter
Jekyll Island
Richwood
Zuspan Named Vice President at Drexel College
G William Zuspan, dean of freshmen and associate professor of metallurgical center at Drexel University, named assistant vice president for student affairs. He directed faculty and student orientation programs, served as assistant dean of engineering, and led civic efforts. He earned degrees from Ohio State and joined Drexel in 1954, living in Broomall with his wife Marilyn and their five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Zuspan
Drexel College
G. William
Drexel University
College of Engineering
Drexel
Marple-Newton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Zuspan
Ohio State University
Marilyn Winter
Richwood
Aoe
Broomall
I. G
Kathryn Zuspan
Anxious Ice Anglers Urged To Use Caution
Central Ohio warns anglers against rushing onto unsafe ice. Do not drill holes larger than 12 inches and limit tip ups to six, clearly marked with owner name and address. All shelters must display ownership details, and anglers may use two fishing lines. Dispose of trash properly.
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Ohio
Weekly Calendar Brings Reorganization Talk and Club Meetings
Thursday through Sunday events include Marion Holiday observance and Prospero Uno Nuevo. The Richwood Lions meet. Magnetic Modern Mothers gather. Richwood event date to be announced. School Board plans reorganizational investing at 7 p.m. Union schedule varies across locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Prospero
Magnetic Modern Mothers
Richwood Lions
School Personnel Holiday Dinner Held at Jackson Building
Mr and Mrs Donald White hosted a carry in supper for Jackson building school personnel last Friday. Attendees included Mrs Howard Cole ove and many others with spouses and family members listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald White
Jackson
Howard Coleove
Charles Ivey
Glenn Schurch
Paul Hoffman
Duane Stillings
Louis Doyle
Pearl Rouse
Forrest Price
Teachers Council Announces Program
The Union County Council of Teachers of Exceptional Children announces monthly meetings with Dr. Fathman at the Morey Center on the second Wednesday to discuss classroom problems and behavior modification. On the fourth Wednesday consultants funded by the Central Ohio Resource Center will join, led by Mrs. Erma Thomas. Topics include Reading Accurate Diagnosis Reading Specific Techniques Teacher Made Learning Materials Workshop Planning and Evaluation Services Available From The Central Ohio Resource Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Council of Teachers of Exceptional Children
Fathman
Union County Counseling Service
Morey Center
Central Ohio Resource Center
Erma Thomas
November Bond Sales Surpass State Quota in Ohio
November 1972 Ohio sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds reached 30.2 million, 100.8 percent of the monthly quota. For the year to date, Ohio totals hit 348 million in bond sales through November, with Union County reaching 444 250 in November and 108.9 percent of its annual goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E & H United States Savings
Ohio
Gerald E. Dackin
Union County Volunteer Savings Ban
Winter Driving Precautions Emphasized For Safer Travel
Severe winter weather prompts drivers to slow down and focus on safety. Officials urge extra caution on roads, reduce speed, and maintain vehicle readiness to prevent accidents during hazardous conditions.
Musical Christmas Program At NUJH
North Union Junior High students enjoyed a Christmas Assembly the day before holiday break. The Eighth Grade Band conducted by Jack Rolfes opened the program with several numbers. Vocal selections by the seventh and eighth grade boys featured David Stultz on drums and Barbara Zech at the piano. The girls ensemble performed and Michelle Grose Teresa Eastman Lisa Thogmartin Judi Cooperider Kim Fields sang. A skit followed by the Young Councilors performance. Mr S Claus and Principal Dennis Snavely offered remarks and Christmas wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Union Junior High
Jack Rolfes
David Stultz
Barbara Zech
Irl
Michelle Grose
Teresa Eastman
Lisa Thogmartin
Mr. S. Claus
Dennis Snavely
North Union Schools add new equipment and buses
North Union Supt Bill M Stephan announces completion of text and workbook purchases for 1972. New foreign language equipment includes headsets record players film strip viewers and portable listening tools for students. School bus routing survey begins Jan 15 with buses repaired and two new buses bid. Burroughs office equipment upgrades aim to improve payroll and financial operation with clerk treasurer and staff trained on machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Union
Bill M. Stephan
North Union Library
Stephan
Board of Education
Burroughs Equipment Co
Phyllis Meddles
Orval Lumpkins
Utility Co Asks Use Reduction In Ohio Gas
Columbia Gas of Ohio informs 538 large volume industrial customers of a 10 percent gas allocation cut for January February and March to ensure adequate winter supply for residential heating. Highly cold start to season increased demand. nationwide gas shortage prevents extra supply. large users face curtailment under reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio
Harley Ae Erat
Gas Company
Walker
Columbia Gas of
Columbia Gas
Start New Year by Correcting Your Drying Weak Points
The note emphasizes identifying personal weak spots in drying processes and tackling them at the start of the year. It urges a practical, actionable plan to improve efficiency and outcomes.
Parrott Implement Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for Parrott Implement filed in Saga Parrott Marysville. Organizational procedure will take place at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrott Implement Incorporation
Oerott
Saga Parrott
Marysville
Local Couple Loan Painting For Exhibit
A local couple loans a painting for an exhibit. The work is by Hudson Valley native Robert Chad eayne famed for depicting scenes “the way he saw it, the way it is.” His exhibitions have national recognition and include solo shows in New York and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Hudson Valley
Robert Chadeayne
America
New York
Ohio
Richwood Lions Meet To Hear Soy Beans Talk
Richwood Lions will meet January 4 as Herbert N. Ruff of Ruff's Seed Company Amanda Ohio speaks on Soy Beans As A Cash Crop and shows slides. Ruff is a Lions member with eleven years of perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood Lions
Herbert N. Ruff
Ruff
Seedorn Company
Amanda, O
Mr. Ruff
Renick Couple Hosts Obscure Westerville Gathering
Mr and Mrs G B Renick of Westerville hosted a social gathering last Wednesday with Mrs Constance Wilson Mrs Margaret Cahill and several friends in attendance at the event in their community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Renick
Westerville
Constance Wilson
Mararet Cahill
Bacon couple announce birth of son Brian Lynn
Mr and Mrs Lowell Bacon of 263 West Bomford welcome son Brian Lynn born December 21 in Hardin. The infant weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces and is listed as in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bacon
W. Bomford
Brian Lynn
Hardin
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FCIC
Bruce Waters
Columbus Hartley
Mifflin
Madison Plains
Bruce
Wilson
Allen Center
Pottersburg
Jane Case Hospital
Grady Memorial
Richard
Clarence
Ironton
Donald
Ronald
Mary Lou
David Barnecut
Ballinger Funeral Home
Robert Mitchell
Pine Grove Cemetery
St. Rt
Teachers Council
Nujh
Utility Co
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