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Theodore G. ‘Ted’ Mounts
COLUMBUS — Charles Harold Ingraham, 89, died Aug. 19. He was born on a Washington County farm (Newport Pike) near Marietta, Ohio. Ingraham was the son of C.H. (Charley) and Clara Whitney Ingraham. He was a 1942 graduate of Marietta High School. He was an active 4-H club member and adviser and a FFA member.
Carl M. Lipp
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Carl M. Lipp, 88, of East Palestine, passed away Jan. 7 at his home. He was born Aug. 23, 1924 on the family farm in East Palestine, the son of Curtis and Nina (Cunningham) Lipp. A graduate of Springfield Township High School, Lipp retired from the Ohio Department of Transportation. He
Dr. Christopher Raines, 1982-2011
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Dr. Christopher Ryan Raines, 29, of Centre Hall, Pa., an assistant professor of meat science and technology in the Department of Dairy and Animal Science in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, died Sunday Dec. 18, 2011, as the result of an automobile accident in Centre County, Pa. The son of
Euell Gibbons’ Wild Foods Weekend planned at North Bend State Park
CAIRO, W.Va. — The 44th Annual Nature Wonder Wild Foods Weekend is scheduled at North Bend State Park Sept. 16-18. Nature Wonder Weekend began in 1968 with author and wild foods enthusiast Euell Gibbons as the guest naturalist.
Unique greenhouses built in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland Botanical Garden and Kent State University’s Liquid Crystal Institute have formed a partnership to design and construct unique research greenhouses on the garden’s campus. By combining the expertise of the garden and the university, the partnership could, in effect, control sunlight, extending the plant growing season and conserving energy. The main
Get ride of those thin paper masks
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Farm workers operating machinery in dusty conditions or handling toxic materials should take extra safety precautions by using a personal respirator rather then relying on thin paper masks, say University of Missouri extension specialists.
New Year’s Eve Challenge
Bryce Angell crafts a poem about staying up until midnight on New Year’s Eve.
Benefit raffle organized for reining horse businesses impacted by barn fire
Leonard Truck and Trailer, in North Jackson, Ohio, spearheaded a massive benefit raffle to help Brant Performance Horses and Priest Performance Horses after they lost their livelihoods in a fire earlier this month.
Strickler honored by International Association of Fairs
The International Association of Fairs and Expositions inducted Virgil Strickler into the IAFE Hall of Fame during its convention and trade show.
Pa. commission approves pipeline failure settlement
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a settlement related to a pipeline failure and fire in Beaver County involving the “Revolution Pipeline.”
