Periodical Cicada Life Cycle and Control Notes
W. W. Hamilton outlines the periodical cicada Magi cicada septendecim, its 17 or 13 year life cycle, distribution, physical traits, and sexual maturity. The article covers egg laying in twigs, nymph development underground, emergence as adults, and a 1958 Pennsylvania experiment validating SEVIN as a control measure with morning applications when cicadas are quiet.
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North America
Moscow
Bethel
New Richmond
Clermont County
United States
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Kentucky
Lovely Collie Up for Adoption at Local Dog Warden
A tan and white collie, two to three years old, sits with Deputy Warden Paul Parker. The dog was surrendered by her owner and is described as friendly, intelligent, and calm. The article condemns animal dumping and outlines humane options including adoption, pounds, or pickup by the Dog Warden.
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Paul Parker
Between the Covers and Walls a Cautionary Quip
A terse remark warns against rigid teaching bounds, urging openness beyond textbook limits and classroom confines to stimulate broader learning.
Ohio Parks Lead Nation in State System Progress
Ohio wildlife notes praise Mr. Stuckinger for transforming the Ohio Park System from a hodgepodge into a nationally recognized, well-led network. Reports cover Clermont County park views, trouting at Grand Lake and nearby counties, licensing cautions, Class A camping sites, new check-in systems, and other wildlife topics.
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Morgan Counties
East Harbor
Ottawa County
Pymatuning
Ashtabula
Rocky Fork
Highland County
Wildlife Service approves fish inventory plan
The Wildlife Service approves an inventory of fish with work scheduled between July 1, 1962, and June 30, 1963. The plan outlines the scope and timeline for completing cataloging and surveys handled by agency staff.
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Wildlife Service
Flathead Catfish Lands in Ohio State Records
Ohio anglers highlight a 65 pound flathead caught May 25 at Clenden ing Lake by Elmer Affolter Jr of Uhrichsville. The 45 inch long, 30 inch girth fish was taken in eight feet of water per Muskingum District New Philadelphia. The current state record is 54 pounds by C Richard of Belle Valley from the Muskingum River in 1960. Affolter’s catch awaits Outdoor Writers record committee approval.
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Ohio
Clendening Lake
Elmer Affolter, Jr
Uhrichsville
Accord Muskingum District
New Philadephia
C. Richard
Belle Valley
Muskingum River
Outdoor Writers of Ohio, Inc
Affolter
The
Outdoor Writers
Honor Roll at Maimiville School Honors Six Students
The final Honor Roll for Maimiville School was announced at year end ceremonies. Named from first through fourth grade are Billy Dallman 3.75 Sharon Ingram 3.50 Mike Walz 3.41 Corky Eveland 3.41 John Dean 3.25 and Vicki Aires 3.16. Billy Dallman earned the scholarship pin for the highest yearly average. Five boys achieved perfect attendance.
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Miamiville
Maimiville
Billy Dallman
Sharon
Ingram
Mike Walz
Corky Eveland
John Dean
Vicki Aires
Don Sheldon Elected President of Midwest State Park Association
Columbus chief engineer Don Sheldon of the Ohio Division of Parks has been chosen president of the Midwest State Park Association, a coalition of representatives from 12 states. A good teacher guides children to learn without belittling them.
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Don Sheldon
Columbus
Ohio Division of Parks
Midwest State Park Association
Batavia Woman Receives Lifetime Miami Honor
A Batavia woman, wife of attorney Hugh C. Nichols and former Miami University trustee chairman, received a lifetime membership in the Miami Alumni Association at a dinner in the University Center. She and her two sons Tom and James are Miami graduates. Alumni Secretary Dolibois noted her contributions to Miami programs and her support of her husband’s service.
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Bataview
Miami University
Miami Alumni Association
Aix
Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
Miami
Nichols
Tom
James
University
John E. Dolibois
GOP Officials Open New Young Republican Club
Clermont County officials formalized a new Young Republican Club aimed at engaging younger residents with the GOP. Temporary chairman Herman E. Bulling said many members also belong to the Clermont County Republican Club and the groups will complement each other as the younger cohort grows. The next meeting is Thursday June 28 at Jerry Crain’s office across from the Court House in Batavia.
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Young Republican Club
Clermont County
Republican Party
Herman E. Bulling
Republican Club
Jerry Crain
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