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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
3
Natural Resources Director William B Nye reported that attendance at Ohio’s 59 state parks rose 14.1 percent in the fiscal year ended June 30. Total park visitors reached 38,006,246, up from 32,640,346 the prior year, reflecting growing public value placed on natural areas and park facilities. Nye cited tax money well invested in parks.
Wayne County property transfers reported by County Recorder Ruth Williams Ernest III and Lucille Golobov list several deeds. Transfers include parcels in Chippewa Township Milton Township and Marshallville with buyers and sellers named, and lots described in various towns. The record cites multiple distinct transactions including a 20 acre parcel and several lots changing hands.
An Indiana Ohio VA bulletin shows about 79,009 Ohio veterans trained under VA programs, out of 315,000 eligible in the state. Nationally nearly 1.2 million veterans enroll in VA education programs last November, with 43,769 training in Ohio.
Elvin and Matilda Wolf transfer property to James E and Carol B Followay. Jack and Marilyn Donley convey a Creston lot to Eugene and Betty Moore. Details show two neighboring parcel transactions involving named individuals and specific lot interests.
January 1972 sales of Series B and H United States Savings Bonds in Ohio reached 33.1 million dollars. By January end the state stood at 9.6 percent of its 345.2 million dollar 1972 goal, with Wayne County volunteer chairman Bernard L Pfaff reporting county sales of 139,264 dollars and 101 percent of its annual goal.
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