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INSIDE FEATURES 26 MAKING HISTORY Maude Collins, a descendant of the infamous feuding McCoy clan, was the first woman in Ohio to be elected a county sheriff, in 1926.

32 RISING TO THE TOP The “locavore” movement inspired Dugan Road Creamery’s rebirth as a microdairy.

36 CRADLE OF RIVERS Ohio is home to more than 3,000 named rivers and streams — many springing to life from the same area in the western part of the state.

Cover image on most issues: The lack of high-speed internet access in rural areas of the state and nation is increasingly causing people in those areas to be at a disadvantage in their everyday lives. For example, broadband connection allows farmers to take advantage of technology to increase efficiency and yield on their farms.

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UP FRONT

“Las luces!”

(The lights)

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hio electric cooperatives have a long history of bringing light to areas where it’s never before been available. In the 1930s, that meant neighbors helping neighbors bring electricity to the farms and homes in those rural parts of the state that for-profit utilities ignored. That spirit has, in more recent times, lit the way for us to carry the tradition beyond our borders.

In March, for the third time in five years, lineworkers from across Ohio’s electric cooperative network will venture to Guatemala. Our endeavor, Project Ohio 2020, benefits the 600 residents of Tierra Blanca Sebol, a village in the north-central region of the country, by connecting its 60 households as well as a school and a health post to the electric grid. While every project is different and each village unique, the work will be similar to our accomplishments in La Soledad (2016) and Las Tortugas/San Jorge (2018). We’ll install 3 miles of higher-voltage primary line to the village and 2.5 miles of lower-voltage secondary line throughout the community. We’ll also wire two light sockets and two receptacles into each household.

We know the effort will change lives.

By any measure, Guatemala is an impoverished country — and in rural areas, incomes are lower and opportunities even fewer. Essentials that we take for granted are unattainable without outside assistance, so electricity and the conveniences that it provides — light, heat, refrigeration, cooking, basic sanitation — are a game-changer for the community. Electricity means healthier food, cleaner water, more opportunity for education, and connection to the rest of the world. It brings light, yes, but more importantly, it brings hope.

Without modern equipment, but with help from the village residents, our lineworkers will set poles by hand and climb each one to install transformers, insulators, and wiring. The work will be physical and strenuous, the conditions hot and humid, and the challenge for our lineworkers immense.

We’ve seen it before, though, both here in the 1930s and on our previous trips to Guatemala: The first time someone flips that switch and turns on the lights, the work is worth it. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers this month, that we may complete a safe, successful, and enlightening mission.

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Pat O’Loughlin PRESIDENT & CEO OHIO’S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES

Electricity means healthier food, cleaner water, more opportunity for education, and connection to the rest of the world. It brings light, yes, but more importantly, it brings hope.

Volunteer lineworkers talk about Project Ohio 2018: www.ohioec.org/projectohio

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DEPARTMENTS 4 POWER LINES

Connecting the country: Without broadband access, rural America is at a competitive disadvantage compared with the rest of the nation.

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Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative: The hometown-proud northern Ohio co-op pays particular attention to supporting programs for its community’s youth.

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8 CO-OP PEOPLE

An amazin’ story: Carroll Electric Cooperative member Jack DiLauro has fond memories of his time with the “Miracle Mets.”

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Woods woman: E. Lucy Braun played a pivotal role in the documentation and preservation of Ohio’s big trees.

17 GOOD EATS

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Ranch to table: Local meat producers give an ultra-fresh taste to these hearty main dishes.

21 LOCAL PAGES

News and information from your electric cooperative.

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41 CALENDAR

What’s happening: March/April events and other things to do around the state.

44 MEMBER INTERACTIVE

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POWER LINES

Lack of broadband access is a

BY JEFF McCALLISTER

K

yle Hicks sat at his computer at his Lancaster-area home, the homework assignment for his College Credit Plus course due in a few hours. He knew he was cutting it close.

Not that he didn’t have the assignment done. He’d finished the presentation well ahead of time.

The only problem was that it was for an online course, and turning KYLE HICKS it in meant uploading it to a file-sharing site. With all of the images he had to include, it was a large file. Hicks was at the mercy of his internet connection, and he was sweating it.

Like a vast number of people in rural areas of Ohio and the rest of the nation, Hicks and his family have limited access to high-speed internet. The one company that provides broadband service where he lives promises connection speeds “up to 5 megabits per second,” but he says tests on the line show it’s rarely above 1 Mbps. What’s more, service in his area, even at that level, is expensive. Satellite broadband could be an option but costs even more.

Hicks, a senior at Amanda-Clearcreek High School, has been a vocal advocate for improved broadband coverage

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in rural areas. He’s written to legislators and made public presentations to make the case for rural broadband, and he plans to study agricultural business and political science in college to take on the issue (among others).

He got that assignment in on time, but the file took hours to upload, rather than the minutes or even seconds it would have taken on the type of high-speed connection — often 100 Mbps or more — offered in urban and suburban areas.

“I feel like I’m fortunate to even have internet access where I live,” says Hicks, who represented South Central Power Company at the 2019 Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in Washington, D.C., and was named the state’s representative on the prestigious Youth Leadership Council. “I know of at least five to seven people just in my class of about 100 who have to find the time and find a way to get to the county library just to get any internet access so they can turn in assignments. It’s a real struggle.”

High-speed internet isn’t a luxury. “Access to broadband isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s a need-to-have,” says Brian O’Hara, senior director of telecom and broadband regulatory issues for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.

“If there’s a lack of broadband, an employer may not set up shop in that community. Other employers may leave because it’s harder for them to sell their services, and young folks could leave the community for more opportunities.”

familiar problem for rural America.

Hicks also talks about the need for farmers to be connected so they can remain competitive. “Much of the newer technology that is being created for agriculture requires use of the internet, so in order for family farms to implement changes, they need high-speed access,” he says.

“Increasing yields and increasing production is needed in order to keep up with the world’s growing population, and that access will give them that power. It’s not just for farmers — that’s a benefit to everyone.”

If everybody should have broadband, why don’t they? On the surface, it looks similar to the rural electrification problem that was solved by the creation of electric cooperatives back in the last century, so it’s easy to assume that those same co-ops can, or even should, bridge the digital divide today. Of course, it’s not nearly that easy. As complicated as electrification was in the 1930s and ’40s, broadband is far more so — technologically, logistically, and economically.

Electric co-ops, being so closely tied to the communities they serve, are in a strong position to know what’s possible.

They may have justifiable concerns about terrain, for example, that make deployment cost-prohibitive. Also, portions of many cooperatives’ territories now include relatively dense populations that are already well-served by competitive high-speed providers, which would limit potential revenue to cover new investment in rural areas.

The staff and management at all of Ohio’s electric cooperatives understand the need is there and are genuine in their desire to help. They also know, however, that a co-op’s money is members’ money, and they all take fiscal responsibility seriously.

The solution to electrification came from politics and partnerships — advocates moved the federal government to set up the Rural Electrification Administration — and it’s likely that broadband will need a similar push. There are signs that activity may be picking up on that front. In fact, Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative, based in Rio Grande, recently received a $2.5 million grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission to install optical fiber that could eventually connect residents and businesses in remote areas of six southeastern Ohio counties with highspeed service.

Without additional state or federal funding, however, most Ohio cooperatives have found that deploying a meaningful fiber network that could reach all of rural Ohio, without harming the cooperative’s electric business, is not yet a reachable goal. The best current answer, they say, is to intensify their own and their members’ lobbying efforts toward representatives who have the power to make that additional funding available.

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CO-OP SPOTLIGHT

LORAIN-MEDINA RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

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ust to the west of Cleveland and a little south of Lake Erie, Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative (LMRE) serves more than 16,700 consumer-members on 1,541 miles of electrical line across five counties. Hometown pride is a defining characteristic of the people in the area, who believe in bettering the community and looking out for one another. LMRE prioritizes providing opportunities for their youth.

Who they serve In addition to residential service, LMRE provides service to some unique companies. They serve Green Circle Growers, one of the largest greenhouses in North America. Green Circle Growers is a familyowned company in Oberlin with over 100 acres of indoor space for growing seasonal crops, tropicals, foliage, succulents, and more. LMRE also serves Goldrush Jerky, a company that originated with its owners selling snacks out of the back of a car.

Goldrush Jerky now sells beef jerky and beef smokies in all 50 states.

Lorain County Metro Parks is a popular, expansive set of parks with activities and events throughout the year. Members of the community can sign up for activities like tapping sugar maple trees, competing in cook-offs for prizes, and taking in a show at the French Creek Theatre.

Opportunities for youth In 2018, LMRE and its sister cooperative, North Central Electric Cooperative, held their first Youth Day. Patterned after the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., LMRE’s Youth Day trip takes a group of high school sophomores and juniors to Columbus to tour the Ohio Statehouse, meet with legislators, and learn how the decisions made by the state government affect their communities. They also visit the Ohio History Center. Two of the students who attend Youth Day are selected as representatives to attend Youth Tour, and one of those students is offered an internship with the cooperative. LMRE will hold its second annual Youth Day this month.

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Jack DiLauro talks about his storied career at www.ohioec.org/amazin.

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ack DiLauro hadn’t really thrown a baseball meaningfully for many years, but as a former major leaguer — a World Series champion, no less — he figured it would be like riding a bicycle.

DiLauro is a member of Carrollton-based Carroll Electric Cooperative, and he’s also an Akron native and a member of the Summit County Sports Hall of Fame. When Carroll Electric and a few other Ohio co-ops hosted a business development event at an Akron RubberDucks minor league baseball game in 2017, it seemed natural to have him throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

He bounced it — several feet in front of the plate.

So, when he got another opportunity at a similar co-op event at a RubberDucks game last season, he took no chances. “I went out and bought a baseball and started throwing it against the wall in the garage to get ready,” he says, adding, in his defense, that he has had hip surgery since his baseball career ended. “I went out to the mound and I bounced it again. I called it a waste pitch because I must have been ahead of the hitter. I still had a great time.”

DiLauro spent 10 years playing professional baseball, mostly in the minor leagues in the Detroit Tigers organization. Though his stats were respectable in the minors, DiLauro says he was never overly optimistic about his chances to break onto a major league roster. Then, just before the 1969 season, he was traded to the Mets.

The New York Mets had been established as a major league team in 1962 and had been one of the worst teams in baseball up to that point — losing more than 100 games in five of their first seven seasons. Going into 1969, though, the team seemed poised for a breakthrough, in large part because of its stacked pitching staff.

DiLauro decided that he’d had enough. He quit baseball and moved back to Ohio.

“I had my roots here, I was married, there was no reason for me to go anywhere else,” he says. DiLauro managed a chain of sporting goods stores after returning.

He occasionally serves as an unofficial Carroll Electric coop ambassador at business development events like those minor league baseball outings. He’s slated to appear at two such games this summer, in Akron and Toledo.

In his short major league career, DiLauro pitched against some of the biggest names in the history of baseball — like Willie Mays, Willie Stargell, Willie McCovey, Billy Williams, even Hank Aaron. “I only pitched against Willie Mays once, and I don’t know if he was scary [to pitch against], but I was in awe,” he says. “I walked him on four straight pitches. I don’t remember ever doing that.”

DiLauro heads back to New York every now and then for “Miracle Mets” reunions, including last year for the 50th anniversary of that “amazin’” year.

“My first reaction was ‘oh crap.’ I’m thinking that I have no way of cracking that lineup,” DiLauro says. “To be honest, I had it in my head that it was going to be my last year. We didn’t make any money in those days, and I was married. It became very stressful.”

A funny thing happened, though. DiLauro performed well in spring training, and when young hotshot pitcher (and future Hall of Famer) Nolan Ryan was injured, DiLauro got his chance. He made his major league debut on May 15 — working two scoreless innings in relief against the Atlanta Braves, giving up a single base hit and striking out one batter — and stuck with the roster.

DiLauro’s best outing came against the Los Angeles Dodgers in early June. “I started against the Dodgers and I threw a nine-inning, two-hit ballgame, retired the last 16 guys. So that was cloud nine for a while,” he says.

Even with their strong pitching, the Mets struggled early in the season. They entered June with more losses than wins, and it looked as if the Chicago Cubs would run away with the division title. In one of the all-time historic turnarounds, however, the “Amazin’ Mets” won 38 of their last 49 games, the Cubs collapsed, and New York went on to become the “Miracle Mets” when they won the 1969 World Series title over the Baltimore Orioles.

DiLauro had a respectable season. In 632/3 innings, he compiled a record of one win and four losses with a save and a stellar 2.40 earned-run average. He didn’t pitch at all in the postseason, though, and after the World Series, his rights were claimed by the Houston Astros. He bounced around to a few other minor league teams until 1972, when it became clear to him that he wasn’t going to earn his way back to the majors. At 29 years old,

Jack DiLauro (right) gets ready for introductions of the 1969 “Miracle Mets” during a 50-year reunion celebration last season at Citi Field in New York.

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WO O D S WOMAN E. Lucy Braun played a key role in the documentation and preservation of Ohio’s big trees.

STORY AND PHOTOS BY W.H. “CHIP” GROSS

I have a recurring daydream where I try to imagine what it must have been like to see the Ohio country hundreds of years ago, long before European settlement. We know that half a dozen major Indian tribes lived on the land — it would have been interesting to visit their villages and learn their way of life.

The birdlife at the time would have been amazing: innumerable flocks of waterfowl and shorebirds inhabiting the extensive Lake Erie marshes and Great Black Swamp. As late as 1813, John James Audubon wrote in his journal of standing on the bank of the Ohio River and watching an estimated one billion (nowextinct) passenger pigeons fly over during migration, darkening the sun and taking three full days to pass.

Large apex predators once lived here, too: mountain lions and wolf packs preying upon myriad white-tailed deer and elk.

Ohio even had buffalo herds (I’ll write more about those later this year).

As fascinating as all of that would have been to experience, I believe it’s the virgin forest itself that would have been most awe-inspiring — trees so large they make most of today’s woodlands trees look like mere sticks. If you’d like to get a sense of what it was like living among those giants, I’d suggest reading Conrad Richter’s

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classic 1940 novel about the Ohio frontier, The Trees, which is the first book in his trilogy, The Awakening Land.

Ohio was once nearly totally forested. That vast forest disappeared in the blink of an eye, historically speaking — roughly from 1750 to 1900 — the trees felled to make way for future farms and cities. By the beginning of the 20th century, forest cover had fallen to a sparse 11% of the state’s land. Ohio woodlands have rebounded since then, however, and now cover more than a third of our state.

Someone who extensively studied the Buckeye State’s early forests was E. Lucy Braun (1889–1971). Hailing from Cincinnati, Braun and her sister, Annette, were early botanists and ecologists during a time when those professional fields were dominated by men. Her efforts led directly to the establishment of what would become the largest conservation organization in the world — The Nature Conservancy, which would go on to help conserve over 119 million acres worldwide.

Among her 180 pieces published, Braun wrote four books — the most memorable being her Deciduous Forests of Eastern North America, a nearly 600-page scientific tome published in 1950. She traveled more than 65,000 miles over 25 years of field research, covering most of that distance in a car she first obtained in 1930 and taught herself to drive. In a letter written to a friend, Braun even boasted of once going as fast as “38 miles per hour.”

One of the Ohio woodlands Braun studied was Johnson Woods in Wayne County, a few miles northeast of Orrville. Today, Johnson Woods is a state nature preserve open to the public, and many trees on the property — some of which are more than 400 years old — stand 120 feet tall, with trunks 4 to 5 feet in diameter.

It’s still possible to return to the Ohio woodlands of hundreds of years ago and experience the cathedral-like environment of oldgrowth forest. March is a good time to do so, before the leaves grow back on the trees, limiting the view. Thanks to E. Lucy Braun and hundreds of her forward-thinking ilk, small vestiges of such woodlands have been preserved throughout the Buckeye State, and a leisurely visit to any or all of the following locations is highly recommended: • Johnson Woods State Nature Preserve (Wayne County) • Goll Woods State Nature Preserve (Fulton County) • Dysart Woods (Belmont County) • Hueston Woods State Nature Preserve (Preble and Butler counties) • North Chagrin Reservation (Lake and Cuyahoga counties) • Bole Woods, Holden Arboretum (Lake County) • Clear Fork Gorge State Nature Preserve (Ashland County) • Lawrence Woods State Nature Preserve (Hardin County) Opposite page: Johnson Woods is home to several of the large trees that were documented and preserved by Lucy Braun (inset). Above, a family enjoys a stroll along the boardwalk trail at Johnson Woods. Fowler Woods (top) boasts plenty of gorgeous scenery, highlighted by its big trees.

• Fowler Woods State Nature Preserve (Richland County) W.H. “Chip” Gross (whchipgross@gmail.com) is a member of Consolidated Cooperative and is Ohio Cooperative Living’s outdoors editor.

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table Ranch to The bounty of small farms in the state means the main ingredients for these meaty dishes are always right around the corner.

OINK MOO CLUCK FARMS MOROCCAN POT ROAST Prep: 20 minutes | Cook: 7 to 9 hours | Servings: 8 1 large yellow onion, diced 11/2 cups water 2 tablespoons olive oil 11/2 teaspoons salt 3 tablespoons paprika 1/4 teaspoon black pepper Price 2 tablespoons garam masala 3 pounds boneless beef chuck roast ❏ 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper 5 medium multicolored carrots, cut diagonally 1 can (14.5 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained 1 small eggplant, cubed Logo & Address 1 can (15 ounces) chickpeas (garbanzo beans), 2 tablespoons minced fresh mint ❏ drained and rinsed 6 ounces couscous, cooked Job 2 cubes beef bouillon Code In a skillet over medium heat, sauté onions in oil with paprika, 1 tablespoon garam

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masala, and cayenne until tender. Transfer to a 6-quart slow cooker, then stir in

Tracking tomatoes, chickpeas, bouillon, and water. Sprinkle salt, black pepper, and remaining Code 1 tablespoon garam masala onto roast. Place in slow cooker. Add carrots and eggplant.

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Cover and cook until meat and vegetables are tender, 7 to 9 hours. Remove roast from

Yellow slow cooker, break into pieces, then return to slow cooker for another 10 minutes.

Snipe Sprinkle with mint and serve over couscous.

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Per serving: 682 calories, 18 grams fat (5 grams saturated fat), 61 grams total carbohydrates, Shipping 15 grams fiber, 67 grams protein.

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HYPERLOCAL MEAT

OINK MOO CLUCK FARMS is a third-generation, smallscale, family operation based in Sunbury, specializing in hogs, beef, and chickens. All butchering is done in-house, and products are available at eight farm markets around central Ohio and for limited home delivery.

614-427-9313; www. oinkmoocluckfarms.com.

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STONEFIELD NATURALS PORK MEATBALL BAHN MI Prep: 25 minutes | Marinate: 1 hour | Cook: 10 minutes | Servings: 4 1 cup julienned carrots 2 tablespoons fish sauce 1 cup julienned daikon radish (white or purple) 2 teaspoons sugar 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon black pepper ½ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons rice vinegar 1 tablespoon cornstarch 2 teaspoons sesame oil 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 pound ground pork 1/4 cup mayonnaise 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro 2 teaspoons Sriracha 3 scallions, chopped fine fresh baguette for 4 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 jalapeno, seeded and thinly sliced 1 tablespoon Sriracha (hot chili sauce) fresh cilantro Toss the julienned carrots and radishes in a medium bowl with 2 tablespoons sugar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, rice vinegar, and sesame oil. Set aside for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.

While that’s going, thoroughly combine all meatball ingredients (ground pork through cornstarch) in a bowl, then form into 16 meatballs. Place meatballs on a parchment-lined baking sheet and transfer to the freezer for 20 minutes. After the meatballs have been chilled, heat olive oil in a cast-iron or nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Cook until browned on all sides and cooked through.

In a small bowl, combine mayonnaise and 2 teaspoons Sriracha.

Cut baguette into 4 pieces, then split open lengthwise, just enough to open, leaving the two pieces connected in the middle. Scoop out some bread from the middle to make room for sandwich fillings. Place on cookie sheet open side down and broil in the oven for 1 to 3 minutes, until lightly toasted.

Spread mayonnaise on insides of bread. Fill each baguette with pickled vegetables, cooked meatballs, jalapeños, and cilantro sprigs. Serve hot.

Per serving: 638 calories, 15 grams fat (3 grams saturated fat), 83 grams total carbohydrates, 4 grams fiber, 41 grams protein.

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HYPERLOCAL MEAT

Al Dolder had given up hog farming in the 1980s, but never lost the bug. “After the animals and farm equipment were sold, I missed the hogs and would sneak away to an occasional hog show or drive by a neighbor’s farm just to look at the hogs,” he says. He started up again in 2001, and today, Dolder’s Baltimore-based STONEFIELD NATURALS pork and organic vegetables are available at various farmers markets around the state, as well as through special orders.

740-862-3165; https:// stonefieldnaturals.wixsite. com/pork.

BROWN BROS. FARMS MARYLAND CHICKEN WINGS Prep: 10 minutes | Cook: 30 minutes | Servings: 6 3 pounds chicken wings 1 cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon Old Bay Seasoning 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon Old Bay Seasoning, more for dusting cocktail sauce for dipping, optional Separate wings from drums by breaking the bone and cutting through the skin. Preheat oven to 425 F. Mix together flour, salt, and 1 tablespoon Old Bay together in a large bowl. Wash wings in cold water. Shake off excess water and toss in bowl with flour mixture to coat. Arrange wings in one layer on two baking sheets lined with aluminum foil. Bake 25 to 30 minutes, until golden brown and cooked through.

In the meantime, make sauce by melting butter in a small pot, whisking in 1 teaspoon Old Bay and lemon juice. Let cool to lukewarm.

When wings are done, turn on the broiler.

Flip wings on the baking sheet and broil 3–4 minutes, or until crispy. Toss wings in butter sauce and set on a plate. Dust with more Old Bay and serve with cocktail sauce.

Per serving: 457 calories, 32 grams fat (14 grams saturated fat), 24 grams total carbohydrates, 1 gram fiber, 17 grams protein.

HYPERLOCAL MEAT

BROWN BROS. FARMS is a freerange poultry operation that started as an FFA project in Paris, Ohio, and now specializes in pastured chicken and turkey. Available at select farmers markets, for pickup at locations around the state during the holiday season, or for shipping nationwide. 330-771-2679; https://brownbrosfarmsllc.grazecart.com.

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PENCIL BISON RANCH BLOODY MARY KABOBS Prep: 10 minutes | Marinate: 24 to 48 hours | Cook: 5 minutes | Servings: 4 1 cup tomato juice 1 teaspoon black pepper (no salt) 1/2 teaspoon garlic 3 tablespoons ground powder horseradish 1 pound bison loin 3 tablespoons olive juice (sirloin steak), cut into pieces 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 pound grape tomatoes 2 tablespoons 8 dill pickle spears, cut Worcestershire sauce in half horizontally 1 teaspoon tabasco 8 large green olives 1 teaspoon celery seed Mix ingredients for marinade (tomato juice through garlic powder) in a medium bowl. Add bison meat and marinate in refrigerator for 24 to 48 hours. The longer it marinates, the more flavor the bison will absorb.

Soak wooden skewers in water for 10 minutes.

Preheat grill. Alternate skewering one piece of bison and one grape tomato (leaving room for olives and pickle spears once the skewers come off the grill). Place skewers on the grill until steak is cooked medium rare, about 3 to 5 minutes, flipping halfway through. Make sure the internal temperature reaches a minimum of 145 F. Remove from grill and add pickles and green olives to each skewer. Makes about 8 kabobs.

Per serving: 233 calories, 8 grams fat (2 grams saturated fat), 11 grams total carbohydrates, 2 grams fiber, 27 grams protein.

HYPERLOCAL MEAT The herd at PENCIL BISON RANCH in Urbana has a heritage that can be traced to Custer State Park in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota — a lineage that owners Megan and Jeb Pencil say is historically known to produce highquality bison. Available at the ranch store (by appointment) and at various farmers markets around Dayton. 937-788-2333; https://pencilbisonranch.com.

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

MISSION …

DEFINING THE AND HOW TO ACHIEVE IT

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t’s tough to reach your destination if you don’t set out knowing exactly where you want to go. Washington Electric Cooperative has a mission statement, rooted in our core values, that defines where we’re going. Once the destination is determined, the next thing to do is figure out how to go about getting there. We have that covered, too!

At Washington Electric, we engage the board of trustees, management, and senior staff every three years or so to develop a strategic plan that outlines our major goals and initiatives to move us forward with achieving our mission. Recently, we reviewed our mission statement and strategic plan, and I’m excited to share with you what we came up with.

Washington Electric Cooperative’s mission is to improve the quality of life for our members and community by safely and responsibly delivering reliable electric service, innovative energy solutions, and superior member service.

The spirit of our mission statement hasn’t changed from what it was previously; however, we felt it important to more succinctly state our objectives. The first one — Jeff Triplett “improving the quality of GENERAL MANAGER life for our members and community” — is important because we exist not just to provide safe, affordable, and reliable electric service, but to partner with our community members to improve quality of life in other ways, too. We do this through our core value of “Commitment to Community” when we do things like work with local schools and first responders to provide safety training, donate to local charities and nonprofit organizations, help our members more efficiently use electricity, promote economic development, and so on.

The meat and potatoes of what we do here at Washington Electric is “safely and responsibly delivering reliable electric service,” so it’s important to include this in our mission statement. We work diligently to make sure our employees have all the tools, equipment, and Continued on page 22

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training needed to allow them to do their jobs in the safest manner possible, and to always keep safety at the forefront of everything we do each and every day. The safety of our employees, members, and the general public will never be compromised. We will continue to work very hard to improve the reliability of our electric service to our members while responsibly managing the cooperative’s finances.

We also felt our mission statement should speak to “innovative energy solutions.”

Solar is a growing trend, and we are happy to work with our members to find ways for them to offset their electric usage through solar and other renewable energy systems. Electric vehicles have not yet become popular in our area, but it is likely that these will start popping up at some point, and we are looking forward to helping our members with strategies to efficiently charge their vehicles at the lowest cost possible. Other items that might fall into this category are technologies such as smart thermostats and appliances that can be programmed to operate at the most cost-efficient times. To sum it up, “innovative energy solutions” comes down to providing members with choices and working to engage with you in more ways than just providing traditional electric service.

Finally, it is important to us that we strive to provide “superior member service.”

The term “superior” can be subjective, but in short, we want our members to know we truly care when they engage with us in any way. If we are not meeting your definition of superior member service, please contact me directly and let me know how we can improve.

With our refined mission statement in hand, the board of trustees, management, and senior staff worked with an outside facilitator to update our three-year strategic plan. Below is a summary of the major goals and initiatives we identified.

Reliability: Make life better for our members and employees Reduce the number of outages and blinks by implementing a comprehensive reliability improvement plan.

Workforce engagement: Attract, develop, and retain great employees Implement a comprehensive employee engagement plan to efficiently and effectively structure the organization, attract quality workers, retain employees, develop employees to their fullest potential, and maximize internal effectiveness.

Communications: Tell our story Implement a comprehensive communications and reputation management plan to maintain the co-op’s public image and demonstrate the value of co-op membership.

Rates and finance: Find the financial balance Evaluate strategic priorities and develop a financial plan to maximize financial resources and minimize the financial impact to the membership.

I will speak more on the above strategic goals and how we are doing in achieving them in future articles. In the meantime, we are enthusiastically working to more thoroughly incorporate our mission and strategic goals into our daily operations. We sincerely hope your experience with Washington Electric will be better for these efforts!

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Make the switch to

paperless billing

Looking for a way to simplify paying your electric bill?

Sign up today for paperless billing!

Switching from mailed paper bills to paperless billing saves you time and makes paying your bill a breeze. It also saves the cooperative money on paper, printing, and postage — which helps hold costs down for you, the consumermember. And it’s more environmentally friendly!

With paperless billing, you can view your electric bill at any time, with 24/7 access via our SmartHub payment

and account management system. You’ll receive an automatic email notification when your monthly bill is ready, so you don’t have to wait for it to arrive in the mail. You can easily review your electric usage, payments, and billing history, and pay your electric bill online for free with a few simple taps or clicks.

Here’s how to sign up:

Desktop

Mobile device

If not currently signed up for online account access through SmartHub:

• If you’re not already using the SmartHub app, download it to your device. Follow the prompts to establish your account.

• Visit weci.smarthub.coop, click the New User link, and provide the required information.

Then follow the steps provided below.

If currently using SmartHub for online account access:

• Tap Settings, then Paperless Billing.

• Slide the toggle button to “on.” Click yes to confirm.

• Log in to SmartHub • Click on the My Profile tab • Choose Update My Paperless Settings • Click the toggle button to “on.”

Click yes to confirm.

Need help or have questions?

Contact our member service department at 740-373-2141.

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

Unclaimed capital credits list The following is a list of former Washington Electric Cooperative members who are owed capital credits for their electricity purchases in 1977–1984, for whom the cooperative no longer has valid mailing addresses. This publication is the first official notification for unclaimed credits from 1982–1984, and the final official notification for unclaimed credits for 1977–1978.

Before you call ...

With more than 3,000 names on this list, we anticipate a high volume of inquiries. We want to assist everyone who contacts us as efficiently as possible, so we ask that you carefully read the following guidelines.

• If your name or your spouse’s name appears on the list, please contact our office.

• If you find the name of someone you know, and that person is still alive, please have that person contact our office directly.

A J NARDI INC, DENNISON, OH A.T.&T. LONG LINES STORE, LOUISVILLE, KY A-1 OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH AARON OIL & GAS COMP A, WHEELING, WV ABBOTT ROBERT, WOODSFIELD, OH ADAMS & SON OIL WELL, SCIO, OH ADAMS BRIAN, MARIETTA, OH ADAMS GEORGE, MARIETTA, OH ADAMS GEORGE T, SCIO, OH ADDIS OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH ADDISON DAVID B, WHIPPLE, OH ADDISON JAMES R, MARIETTA, OH ADDLESBURGER GEORGE S, NEW MATAMORAS, OH ADDLESPURGER DAVID, MACKSBURG, OH ADKINS HOYT, NEWPORT, OH ADKINS JOHN N, WHIPPLE, OH ADKINS ROAM, NEW MATAMORAS, OH AER COMMUNICATIONS INC, MARIETTA, OH AGIN EMMETT, SARAHSVILLE, OH AKG OIL AND GAS, MINSTER, OH ALBRECHT ROBERT, SARAHSVILLE, OH ALBRIGHT DENNIE, BEVERLY, OH ALEXANDER BONNIE, NEW MATAMORAS, OH ALEXANDER CHARLES, LEMOYNE, OH ALGEO DONALD, POWHATAN POINT, OH ALLBERRY WILLIAM L, STOCKPORT, OH ALLEGHENY POWER, GREENSBURG, PA ALLEN BARRY N, MARIETTA, OH ALLEN DEBORAH, RENO, OH ALLEN DONALD JR, NEW MATAMORAS, OH ALLEN EDWARD, PALMETTO, FL ALLEN JERRY T, GRAYSVILLE, OH ALLEN M D, BEVERLY, OH ALLEN ROBERT, FAIRBORN, OH ALLEN VERNARD W, HIRAM, OH

ALLEN VIRGINIA, LOWELL, OH ALLENDER HUGH, MARIETTA, OH ALLENDER JAMES R, LOWELL, OH ALLENDER ROBERT, MARIETTA, OH ALLISON EUGENE, EAST CANTON, OH ALLISON PEARL, STOCKPORT, OH ALSID OIL & GAS, HOPEWELL, OH ALVEY WAYNE, STOCKPORT, OH AMBROSE GEORGE J, CLINTON, NY AMERICAN PETROLEUM INC, MARIETTA, OH AMICK CHERIE, QUAKER CITY, OH AMOS BLAKE, WATERTOWN, OH AMOS MARY E, CHARLOTTE, NC AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES, ORRVILLE, OH ANDERSON A H, WOODSFIELD, OH ANDERSON BRENDA, PLEASANT CITY, OH ANDERSON CHESSIE, BELPRE, OH ANDERSON JAMES R, SEMINOLE, FL ANDERSON LISA, MARIETTA, OH ANDERSON NELLIE, ZANESVILLE, OH ANDERSON RAY C, LOWELL, OH ANDERSON RAYMOND, BARLOW, OH ANDERSON RUSSELL, WATERFORD, OH ANDRECHT JOHN E, SHADYSIDE, OH ANGELO JUDE, LOWELL, OH ANGLE GEORGIA, WATERFORD, OH ANGUS JEAN, SPRING HILL, FL ANKROM PAUL, PUNTA GORDA, FL ANTHONY TIMOTHY L, WINTERSVILLE, OH ANTILL CHARLES, LOWER SALEM, OH ANTILL EDWARD E, WINGETT RUN, OH ANTILL GARY, BARTLETT, OH ANTILL OIL COMPANY, RINARD MILLS, OH ANTILL RICHARD, CALDWELL, OH APPALACHIAN PETROLEUM, HARTVILLE, OH APPALACHIAN PETROLEUM, GIRARD, OH

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• If you find the name of someone on this list who you know to be deceased, the executor of his/her estate or the appointed agent should contact our office.

We have set up a special phone line for capital credit inquiries. Again, because we expect a high number of calls, you may need to leave a message. When leaving a message, please provide your name, the name of the person who appeared on the list, your relationship to that person, and a phone number where a representative may return your call. Please do not leave multiple messages. We will return your call as quickly as possible.

Again, please DO NOT leave multiple messages.

The processing of capital credit claims requires a small amount of paperwork. In certain cases, the cooperative’s board of trustees must approve the claim before it can be paid. The board meets once per month. For efficient processing, please follow the above guidelines.

Capital credits department 740-885-5922 • capitalcredits@weci.org APPERSON PAULINE, SENECAVILLE, OH ARAPAHO OIL VENTURES OF NEW YOR, ENGLEWOOD, CO ARCHER AUDREY, SUMMERFIELD, OH ARCHER DALE, SALESVILLE, OH ARCHER GLEN, CALDWELL, OH ARCHER JOSEPH, CALDWELL, OH ARCHER JOSEPHINE, MARIETTA, OH ARCHER MARGARET, SCARSDALE, NY ARCHER PAUL, WOODSFIELD, OH ARCHIBALD MACK, CALDWELL, OH ARCHIBALD PATRICK T, CALDWELL, OH ARCHIBALD SHIRLEY, ZANESVILLE, OH ARENA JACK, HINCKLEY, OH ARGABRITE JACK, STOCKPORT, OH ARMANN CHARLES, POWHATAN POINT, OH ARMSTRONG ANGELA, RINARD MILLS, OH ARMSTRONG HARRY C, RINARD MILLS, OH ARMSTRONG RICHARD, WATERFORD, OH ARMSTRONG TERRY G, WINGETT RUN, OH ARNOLD ALVIN, WATERFORD, OH ARNOLD HERMAN, CALDWELL, OH ARNOLD HOWARD L, WATERFORD, OH ARNOLD JOE, WATERFORD, OH ARNOLD PATTY, MARIETTA, OH ARNOLD RONALD L, CALDWELL, OH ASH PAUL, CENTERVILLE, OH ASHCRAFT GEORGE W, POWHATAN POINT, OH ASHCRAFT JOSEPH, WESTLAKE, OH ASHCRAFT ROGER, NEW MATAMORAS, OH ASHLAND OIL INC, LOWELL, OH AUBERLE WILLIAM, GENEVA, IL AUGENSTEIN ROBERT G, CALDWELL, OH AULT WILL, CLEVELAND, OH AVAGO OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH

AYERS KENNETH, MACKSBURG, OH AYERS LOUIE, CALDWELL, OH AZAR ANTHONY J, LITTLE HOCKING, OH B & B ENERGY, LOWER SALEM, OH B & V OIL PRODUCTION, HANNIBAL, OH BACHELOR ALTON, STOCKPORT, OH BACHELOR DAYTON, MARIETTA, OH BACHELOR R C, MARIETTA, OH BADGETT KARL, MARIETTA, OH BAILES LELA, MARIETTA, OH BAILEY DEGERALD, MARIETTA, OH BAILEY EDWARD EII, CALDWELL, OH BAILEY KENNETH, NEW MATAMORAS, OH BAILEY ORVIE, MARIETTA, OH BAIRD ALBERT J, BALL GROUND, GA BAKER BERNARD, MARIETTA, OH BAKER DAVID, LOWELL, OH BAKER HAROLD E, CARY, NC BAKER JAMES A, MASSILLON, OH BAKER RANDALL, CALDWELL, OH BAKER RICHARD E, MARIETTA, OH BAKER RICHARD L, MARIETTA, OH BAKER STEPHEN, WILLIAMSTOWN, WV BALDWIN KENNETH, STOUTSVILLE, OH BALDWIN STEPHEN, BRIDGEPORT, WV BALL DONALD, WATERFORD, OH BALL FRANK, POOLESVILLE, MD BALL JAMES D, AKRON, OH BALL RICHARD R, CALDWELL, OH BALL VIRGIL E, PARKERSBURG, WV BALLEIN KEITH, ANGOLA, IN BARBER THOMAS, DAPHNE, AL BARKHURST JANIE, MARIETTA, OH BARLOW OIL & GAS CO, NEW MATAMORAS, OH BARNES JAMES, LOUISVILLE, OH

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GRAHAM TONY, GRAYSVILLE, OH GRAHAME GREGORY L, MARIETTA, OH GRAHAME HENRY SR, NEWPORT, OH GRAHAME JANET, NEWPORT, OH GRANT RUSSELL JJR, PARKERSBURG, WV GRASLEY DIANA, MARIETTA, OH GRATKE PAUL, WATERFORD, OH GRAY HERMAN, SOUTH LEBANON, OH GRAY KENNETH E, BEVERLY, OH GRAY LELAND, PARKERSBURG, WV GRAY TIMOTHY A, MARIETTA, OH GRAY WILLIAM, CALDWELL, OH GRAYSON CHARLES, MARIETTA, OH GREATHOUSE O L, AMESVILLE, OH GREEN DANIEL L, MARIETTA, OH GREEN JOHN, BETHESDA, OH GREEN JOYCE, PARKERSBURG, WV GREEN LOWELL A, PROSPECT, OH GREENLEES WILLIAM C, MARIETTA, OH GREENWALT DAVID, LOWELL, OH GREGG JEAN A, CUMBERLAND, OH GREGG LEONARD A, BELPRE, OH GREGORY ARGYLE T, LOWER SALEM, OH GREGORY RONALD, BUFFALO, OH GRIFFIN B F, PARKERSBURG, WV GRIFFIN BRUCE, MARIETTA, OH GRIFFIN EARL, SHREVE, OH GRIFFIN ERNEST, LOWER SALEM, OH GRIFFIN JAMES D, MARIETTA, OH GRIFFIN NORVAL, MARIETTA, OH GRIFFIN PATTY, DEXTER CITY, OH GRIFFIN WALTER, LOWELL, OH GRIFFITH LOUIS M, ST CLAIRSVILLE, OH GRIME-ULLMAN DRILLING, LOWER SALEM, OH GROGG W S, RINARD MILLS, OH GROSKLOS FRANK, MARIETTA, OH GROSKLOS WILLIAM L, MARIETTA, OH GROSS WILLIAM R, MARIETTA, OH GROSZ C W, LOWELL, OH GROSZ CLARENCE W, SAINT MATTHEWS, SC GROVES DALE V, NEW CONCORD, OH GROVES ETHAN B, MARIETTA, OH GROVES HOWARD, WILKESVILLE, OH GROVES MORRIS, PLEASANT CITY, OH GROVES ROGER, BYESVILLE, OH GROVES RONALD E, CALDWELL, OH GUCKERT JOHN L, MARIETTA, OH GUCKERT PAUL, GEORGETOWN, SC GUCKERT ROBERT L, ROCK HILL, SC GUENTERT DONALD, FAIRVIEW PARK, OH GUERNSEY LIMESTONE C O, MARIETTA, OH GUILER EDGAR, MARIETTA, OH GUILER HOWARD L, SARAHSVILLE, OH GUILER KENNETH, CALDWELL, OH GUINN ROGER D, WATERFORD, OH GULBRANDSEN EVELINE, AVON LAKE, OH GUNDLACH DAVID A, LOWER SALEM, OH GUNNELS ARNOLD, CALDWELL, OH GUTBERLET LEROY, WATERFORD, OH GWF CORP BOYD LEASE, COLUMBUS, OH H & C OIL CO, MARIETTA, OH H & O OIL CO, ASHLAND, OH H OPERATING COMPANY, LOWELL, OH HABIG WILLIAM, MARTINS FERRY, OH HACKATHORN ELEANOR, TALLMADGE, OH HADDING VICTOR P SR, MACKSBURG, OH HAGA EUGENE, CALDWELL, OH HAGA PAULINE G, CALDWELL, OH HAGAN JERRY R, LOWELL, OH

HAGAR CHARLOT, MARIETTA, OH HAGER BETTY J, BELPRE, OH HAGUE JAMES R, COLUMBUS, OH HAGUE MARGUERITE, MARIETTA, OH HAGUE RANDY, FLEMING, OH HAISLET CHARLES W, HOPEDALE, OH HAISLET JOHN M, CHAPARRAL, NM HALE H. R, N CANTON, OH HALE LELAND G, STOCKPORT, OH HALE LLOYD, LOWELL, OH HALL C E, LOWER SALEM, OH HALL H D, ST CLAIRSVILLE, OH HALL JANICE, CUTLER, OH HALL LARRY D, CHESTERHILL, OH HALL MERLE, PLEASANT CITY, OH HALL R J, WOODSFIELD, OH HALL RALPH E, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HALL RICHARD A, MARIETTA, OH HALL RICHARD L, MARIETTA, OH HALL ROBERT L, PARKERSBURG, WV HALL STEVEN, PLEASANT CITY, OH HALL WALTER E, RIVERDALE, MD HALL WILLIAM, NEWPORT, OH HALLS CHAPEL CHURCH, WINGETT RUN, OH HALL’S ENTERPRIZES, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HAMBRICK HERMAN, MARIETTA, OH HAMMOND WILLIAM, MARIETTA, OH HANES HOMER, MARIETTA, OH HANEY BEVERLY, MENTOR, OH HANEY ROGER G, CALDWELL, OH HANLON DONNA, NEWPORT, OH HANLON ERIC W, DE KALB, TX HANLON W O, COLUMBUS, OH HANNAHS AUSTIN, SARAHSVILLE, OH HANNAHS BARBARA A, ZANESVILLE, OH HANNAHS JILL A, SARAHSVILLE, OH HANNUM BERNARD JR, CALDWELL, OH HARBERT BEVERLY, GRAYSVILLE, OH HARDEN L J II, SARAHSVILLE, OH HARDEN L J JR, ADDISON, OH HARDIE NANCY L, LOWELL, OH HARDIE RANDY, LOWER SALEM, OH HARDING THOMAS D, BYESVILLE, OH HARKINS GLENN A, RENO, OH HARMON FOSTER, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HARMON GILBERT, FLY, OH HARMON HARRY C, CUTLER, OH HARMON VAUGHN E, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HARPER BRENDA K, MARIETTA, OH HARPER BROS PUMP STA, DEXTER CITY, OH HARPER CURTIS D, BUFFALO, OH HARPER ETHEL, CALDWELL, OH HARPER GEORGE E, CALDWELL, OH HARPER M. L, DEXTER CITY, OH HARPER WAYNE, CALDWELL, OH HARRA JOHN W, HAMDEN, OH HARRIMAN DAVID R, DEXTER CITY, OH HARRINGTON PAT, ZANESVILLE, OH HARRIS ALICE M, RENO, OH HARRIS CALVIN, NEWPORT, OH HARRIS DONALD, BOWLING GREEN, KY HARRISON DANIEL C, WILLIAMSTOWN, WV HART CHARLES A, LOWELL, OH HART CLARA L, MURRAYSVILLE, WV HART CONNIE, LOWER SALEM, OH HART DONALD J, LOWELL, OH HART MICHAEL, MARIETTA, OH HART RICHARD E, LOWELL, OH HARTLEBEN CARMEN, STOCKPORT, OH

HARTLINE HENRY, BELPRE, OH HARTLINE JACK I, CANTON, OH HARTMAN JOE, SARDIS, OH HARTONG CHARLES, MASSILLON, OH HARTSHORN DENZIL, WINGETT RUN, OH HARVEY ELIZABE P, PONCHATOULA, LA HASBROUCK ST CLAI, BARNESVILLE, OH HASLAM LINDA S, GRAYSVILLE, OH HASLEY DAVID L, MARIETTA, OH HASLEY ERCEL, MARIETTA, OH HASLEY L L, MARIETTA, OH HASLEY ROBERT E SR, MARIETTA, OH HAUGHT CHARLES, MARIETTA, OH HAUGHT EVERETT, AKRON, OH HAUGHT HELEN, MARIETTA, OH HAWK WILLIAM, MURRAY CITY, OH HAWKINS GEORGE, MOUNT STERLING, OH HAWKINS JONATHAN M, LOWER SALEM, OH HAWKINS OIL CO, MARIETTA, OH HAWLEY MARVIN, MARIETTA, OH HAWLEY REBECCA, SARDIS, OH HAWN WILLIAM, BEALLSVILLE, OH HAYNES DARREL A, MARIETTA, OH HAYNES FRED, NEWPORT, OH HAYNES HOWARD R, WILLIAMSTOWN, WV HAYNES THELMA F, CUTLER, OH HAYTH GEORGE, WHIPPLE, OH HAYWORTH DAVID C, CUMBERLAND, OH HEADLEE LAVON, MARIETTA, OH HEALY CHRISTO H, MARIETTA, OH HEAVNER RONALD, CANTON, OH HECKER HAROLD E, BEVERLY, OH HECKERT HUNTER, PARKERSBURG, WV HEDDLESON JONREED, WHIPPLE, OH HEDGER RUTH, CALDWELL, OH HEFFREN JOHN, WATERFORD, OH HEIDORN FLORENCE, MARIETTA, OH HEISLER C A, COLUMBUS, OH HEISS ALETHEA, BEVERLY, OH HELBERT GAS & OIL CO ., LOWELL, OH HELDMAN JOHN C, CALDWELL, OH HELDMAN OTTO M, MARIETTA, OH HELLER WILLARD E, NORTON, OH HELMICK C H, MARIETTA, OH HENDERHAN EDGAR, MASSILLON, OH HENDERSHOT BRADY, LOWER SALEM, OH HENDERSHOT CHARLES J, WOOSTER, OH HENDERSHOT ETHEL, MARIETTA, OH HENDERSHOT FLOYD, CALDWELL, OH HENDERSHOT GALE, LOWELL, OH HENDERSHOT LARRY, MARIETTA, OH HENDERSHOT LARRY, MARIETTA, OH HENDERSHOT LARRY, MARIETTA, OH HENDERSHOT MIKE, LOWELL, OH HENDERSHOT NELSON, WATERFORD, OH HENDERSHOT RALPH, MARIETTA, OH HENDERSON CONNIE, LOWELL, OH HENDERSON JAMES, SARAHSVILLE, OH HENDRICKS RICHARD, NEWPORT, OH HENKEL LOUISE, YOUNGSTOWN, OH HENNIGER CLIFFORD J, LOWELL, OH HENRY AARON M, SARAHSVILLE, OH HENRY DWIGHT, BEVERLY, OH HENSEL BONNIE, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HENSEL KENNETH, COLUMBUS, OH HENSEL MARY M, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HENSEL MILDRED, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HENSEL ROGER, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HENTHORN LAWRENC E, LOWER SALEM, OH HENTHORN LUELLA K, MARIETTA, OH

HENTHORNE LARRY D, WATERFORD, OH HENTHORNE MELVIN, SARDIS, OH HERCULES OIL COMPANY, ZANESVILLE, OH HERKO JAMES, LOWELL, OH HERRMAN ESTELLE, MIDDLETON, WI HERRMAN ROY F, MARIETTA, OH HESLOP DONALD O, MARIETTA, OH HESSON ANNA, NEWPORT, OH HESSON CHARLES W, NEWPORT, OH HESSON JAMES, CUMBERLAND, OH HESSON MABEL, MARIETTA, OH HESSON ORIE, PARKERSBURG, WV HESSON STEVEN E, LOWER SALEM, OH HESSON THOMAS E, NEWPORT, OH HEWITT HERMAN, AKRON, OH HICKMAN DONALD R, CALDWELL, OH HICKMAN LENORE, MARIETTA, OH HICKMAN MILDRED L, CALDWELL, OH HICKORY OIL CO, LOWER SALEM, OH HIER EDWIN R, KENT, OH HIGHMAN IRENE, GRAYSVILLE, OH HIGHTOWER PHILIP, CHARLOTTSVILLE, VA HILL ARLIE, AMESVILLE, OH HILL CURTIS, SENECAVILLE, OH HILL DAVID M, CALDWELL, OH HILL DENNIS, LOWER SALEM, OH HILL ELMER, AMESVILLE, OH HILL ERNEST, VINCENT, OH HILL FRED, SARAHSVILLE, OH HILL GARY G, MALTA, OH HILL GLEN, SUMMERFIELD, OH HILL GUY, CHESTERHILL, OH HILL JAMES, CHESTERHILL, OH HILL JEFFERY A, BEVERLY, OH HILL MARY M, CALDWELL, OH HILL RAYMOND, SARAHSVILLE, OH HILL RICHARD L, WHIPPLE, OH HILL RONALD L, BEVERLY, OH HILL TIMOTHY, MARIETTA, OH HILL WILFORD S, SENECAVILLE, OH HILLE R R, MARIETTA, OH HILLYER CLARENC, BYESVILLE, OH HINES LELAND, LEWISVILLE, OH HINES MARJORIE, LEWISVILLE, OH HINES WILLIAM T, LEWISVILLE, OH HINTON ESTHER M, LOWELL, OH HINTON JUANITA, HODGENVILLE, KY HINTON NEIL E, MARIETTA, OH HISSOM NOLA, WOODSFIELD, OH HITCHENS DAVID, PLEASANT CITY, OH HOBBS JOSEPH F, PIQUA, OH HOCKENBERRY CLIFFOR F, BEVERLY, OH HOCKENBERRY DALE E, MARIETTA, OH HOCKENBERRY JAMES, LOWER SALEM, OH HODGE WILLIAM SR, GLENDALE, AZ HODGES PAT, MARIETTA, OH HOENIGMAN THOMAS, WINTER PARK, FL HOFF BRUCE, JACKSONVILLE, FL HOFF WINIFRE A, NEW MATAMORAS, OH HOFFERT E J, LOWELL, OH HOFFMAN BURTON, MARIETTA, OH HOGUE F S, WOODSFIELD, OH HOGUE J. C, DAVENPORT, FL HOHMAN BERNARD, CALDWELL, OH HOHMAN JOSEPH, MARIETTA, OH HOLDREN JANET L, BALTIMORE, OH HOLKZENA DAVID R, LOWER SALEM, OH HOLLAND & HOLLAND, SAINT MARYS, WV HOLLAND DENZIL, SAINT MARYS, WV HOLLAND DORAS, RINARD MILLS, OH

HOLLAND H E, RINARD MILLS, OH HOLLENBECK J R, HANNIBAL, OH HOLLISTER JAMES A, MELBOURNE BEACH, FL HOLSCHU SHIRLEY, MARIETTA, OH HOOPER JAMES E, MARIETTA, OH HOOPER SIDNEY, ELYRIA, OH HOOPER STEVE, WOODSFIELD, OH HOOVER EDNA M, STOCKPORT, OH HOPEWELL UM CHURCH, RINARD MILLS, OH HOPP DAVID B, VINCENT, OH HORNBECK THOMAS, MARIETTA, OH HORTON KATHLEE, LOUISVILLE, OH HOSKINSON ALICE, POWHATAN POINT, OH HOSTASA JOHN W, SHADYSIDE, OH HOUSER DONALD, CALDWELL, OH HOUSTON WILLIAM A, SUMMERFIELD, OH HOWALD CHRISTI, MASSILLON, OH HOWELL ALICE, GRAYSVILLE, OH HOWELL BURL, GRAYSVILLE, OH HOWELL EDWARD E, BEVERLY, OH HOWELL RAYMOND, MARIETTA, OH HOWELL WAYNE H, CALDWELL, OH HUBBARD LAWRENC JR, WOODSFIELD, OH HUBBARD THOMAS W, BROAD BROOK, CT HUCK ALBERT J, LOWELL, OH HUFFMAN BARBARA A, MARIETTA, OH HUFFMAN DELORIS, CANAL WINCHESTER, OH HUFFMAN JOHN, CALDWELL, OH HUFFMAN RAY, SARDIS, OH HUFFMAN VERNA, SARAHSVILLE, OH HUGHES DEBBIE, MARIETTA, OH HUGHES EVAN, MARIETTA, OH HUGHES J H, MARIETTA, OH HUGHES JOHN, LOWELL, OH HUGHES JOHN, BELPRE, OH HUGHES LOTIS, WATERFORD, OH HUHN GEORGE, NEW CONCORD, OH HUKILL PHILIP L, MARIETTA, OH HULFACHOR HAROLD, CALDWELL, OH HULL PAUL R, CANTON, OH HULLS HERBERT, LOWER SALEM, OH HUNDERTMARK SUSAN, RICHFIELD, OH HUNE E T, MARIETTA, OH HUNTER C F, MARIETTA, OH HUNTSMAN ERNEST, RENO, OH HUPP DANIEL, MARIETTA, OH HUPP GUY, BEVERLY, OH HUPP MINNIE H, DEXTER CITY, OH HURSEY ERIC L, WHIPPLE, OH HURST BERNARD, MARIETTA, OH HUSHION JOHN, LOWELL, OH HUSK CECIL, BEACH CITY, OH HUTCHINS CHARLES, CALDWELL, OH HUTCHINS DANA R, BEVERLY, OH HUTCHINS E J, CALDWELL, OH HUTCHINS MARY, WINGETT RUN, OH HUTCHINS THOMAS W, ZANESVILLE, OH HUTCHINSON WILLIAM C, MARIETTA, OH HUTKAI ERNEST W, MARIETTA, OH HVIZDAK JOHN, POWHATAN POINT, OH HVIZDZAK MIKE, CLARINGTON, OH HYATT EDWARD H, LOWELL, OH IDDINGS TRUCKING INC, LOWELL, OH INGE BINEGAR (ESTATE), WINGETT RUN, OH INVESTORS TRUST ACCOUNT, COLUMBUS, OH IRWIN GLEN O, LOWER SALEM, OH ISNER BRIAN, MARIETTA, OH J & L OIL, MARIETTA, OH

J & S OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH J O B INC, MARIETTA, OH JACKSON ANDREW, BARBERTON, OH JACKSON BRADY, SARDIS, OH JACKSON C R, MARIETTA, OH JACKSON DAVID, FT LAUDERDALE, FL JACKSON GERALD S, NORTH CANTON, OH JACKSON KENNETH E, MARIETTA, OH JACKSON MAXINE, AKRON, OH JACKSON TWP TOWNHOUSE, DEXTER CITY, OH JACOBS DANIEL W, WOODSFIELD, OH JACOBS EUGENE L, CANTON, OH JAMES EARL JR, STOCKPORT, OH JAMES LANCE, SENECAVILLE, OH JANEDA JAMES O, NEW MATAMORAS, OH JANICKI DONALD J, ZANESVILLE, OH JANKS NONA E, FLEMING, OH JARVIS ROGER, WOODSFIELD, OH JAUMAN ROLAND, CLINTON, OH JEFFERS LLOYD, CALDWELL, OH JENCIK JOHN, MARIETTA, OH JENKINS OSCAR E, FALLS CHURCH, VA JENNINGS WILLIAM J, CALDWELL, OH JENSON LOUIS P, LOWER SALEM, OH JERLES HOMER, CALDWELL, OH JETT DEAN, DEXTER CITY, OH JETT KEVIN, MARIETTA, OH J-MET INC., WOODSFIELD, OH JOE SKINNER CONST CO., BELLE VALLEY, OH JOHN J MALIK DBA, SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH JOHNS ALLEN, WHIPPLE, OH JOHNSON CHARLES W, MARIETTA, OH JOHNSON DONALD D, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH JOHNSON EDDIE L, NEWPORT, OH JOHNSON H K, AMESVILLE, OH JOHNSON JAMES, NEW MATAMORAS, OH JOHNSON JAMES E, NEWPORT, OH JOHNSON JAMES R, MARIETTA, OH JOHNSON LOIS A, MARIETTA, OH JOHNSON MARTHA, MACKSBURG, OH JOHNSON MILDRED C, MACKSBURG, OH JOHNSON RAYMOND, STOCKPORT, OH JOHNSON ROGER, CUMBERLAND, OH JOHNSON STEPHEN K, DEXTER CITY, OH JOHNSON THOMAS L, CLARINGTON, OH JOHNSON WILBUR, MARIETTA, OH JOLLES RICHARD M, BEVERLY, OH JOLLEY DAISY, REYNOLDSBURG, OH JOLLY GRANGE, MARIETTA, OH JONES A CAROLYN, SARDIS, OH JONES BERNARD, CALDWELL, OH JONES CLIFTON C, WINTER PARK, FL JONES DAVID, KIMBOLTON, OH JONES FRANKLI E, MARIETTA, OH JONES FRED JR, MARIETTA, OH JONES HOMER L, FLEMING, OH JONES JERRY E, NEW MATAMORAS, OH JONES LUCINDA, LOWER SALEM, OH JONES PAUL, RENO, OH JONES PERLEY, MARIETTA, OH JONES TOMMY, PARKERSBURG, WV JORDAN HOWARD J, CLEVELAND, OH JORDAN OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH JORDAN PAUL, CALDWELL, OH JORDAN RICHARD, BEVERLY, OH JOY HAROLD, LOWELL, OH JUDD RAYMOND, MASSILLON, OH JUDGE MICHAEL, NEW MATAMORAS, OH K & R CABLE CO, MARIETTA, OH

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES KALEM OIL & GAS CO, NEWPORT, OH KARTMAN SHIRLEY M, WHEELING, WV KECK NOBLE R, WADSWORTH, OH KECKSTEIN JOHN, LOWELL, OH KECKSTEIN JOHN, LOWELL, OH KEHL GARY E, LITTLE HOCKING, OH KEHL NEAL F, CUTLER, OH KEIFFER LARRY, CALDWELL, OH KELBY A C, MARIETTA, OH KELLAR J C, MARIETTA, OH KELLER ALAN E, FRIENDLY, WV KELLEY JOHN, COSHOCTON, OH KELLY VERNON, CALDWELL, OH KEMPER RALPH, MARIETTA, OH KENEASTER BLAIR, MCCONNELSVLE, OH KENEY W C, BROOKSVILLE, FL KENNEDY BEULAH, MC CONNELSVILLE, OH KENNEDY DEBBIE, MALTA, OH KENNEDY W H, CALDWELL, OH KENNEY DEBORAH, CUTLER, OH KENNEY MILDRED, SHERWOOD, MI KEPHART CHRISTO J, LOWELL, OH KERNS EMMET E, GRAYSVILLE, OH KERSTETTER C R, BARNESVILLE, OH KESSELRING C E, AKRON, OH KEYSER WILLIAM, SHADYSIDE, OH KIDD HELEN, CADIZ, OH KIDD RAY JR, MARIETTA, OH KIDD SAM, MARIETTA, OH KIGGANS ROBERT G JR, LOWELL, OH KIGGANS WILLIAM, MARIETTA, OH KILE ROBERT C, LOWELL, OH KILLIAN DONALD A, PITTSFIELD, MA KILLIAN RONALD, BYESVILLE, OH KILPATRICK RICK, PLEASANT CITY, OH KIMBALL ADDIE M, VINCENT, OH KINCAID WILLIE, BEVERLY, OH KINDLE CAROLYN, ANTIOCH, OH KINDLE GEORGE, GRAYSVILLE, OH KING BRIAN, CALDWELL, OH KING CASEY, GRAYSVILLE, OH KING DANA, SARAHSVILLE, OH KING DENVER, CANTON, OH KING DUANE, CALDWELL, OH KING ERNESTI V, AKRON, OH KING HAROLD E, CALDWELL, OH KING KEVIN, MARIETTA, OH KING MARY A, FLEMING, OH KING MARY B, CALDWELL, OH KING PAMELA D, WINGETT RUN, OH KING ROBERT A, NEW MATAMORAS, OH KING SOPHIE C, MCCONNELSVILLE, OH KINGS VALLEY RANCH, WICHITA, KS KINGSTON OIL CO, ZANESVILLE, OH KINNEN JAMES B, CALDWELL, OH KIRK GEORGE, CALDWELL, OH KIRK JOHN D, BARNESVILLE, OH KIRK RUTH, CALDWELL, OH KIRKBRIDE JAMES, CALDWELL, OH KIRKBRIDE JOHN R, PLEASANT CITY, OH KITTLE DAVID, MARIETTA, OH KITTS CLARENC, MARIETTA, OH KLENIK RALPH L JR, MARIETTA, OH KLIER RONALD L, IRONTON, OH KLINTWORTH JOHN, CASSELBERRY, FL KLINTWORTH MERLE, SILVER SPRINGS, FL KLINTWORTH PATRICIA R, PHOENIX, AZ KLOET STANLEY, CUTLER, OH KNEPPER FARMS, FREMONT, OH KNIGHTON JOHN, LOWER SALEM, OH

KNISLEY CECIL, LOWELL, OH KNISLEY JAMES, CAMBRIDGE, OH KNOB GAS CO, MARIETTA, OH KNOB OIL COMPANY, MARIETTA, OH KNOTT JOSEPH D, WATERFORD, OH KNOTTS CECIL, NEW MILTON, WV KNOTTS JANET, FLEMING, OH KNOWLTON VIOLET B, SARDIS, OH KNOX JANICE, MARIETTA, OH KOHN MELBA, CANTON, OH KOON ANNA, MARIETTA, OH KOON IRA, COLUMBUS, OH KOONS SHERMAN, LOWER SALEM, OH KOPTISH ROGER B, MARIETTA, OH KORNER WILLIAM, ATHENS, OH KORNOKOVICH JOSEPH, BROOKSVILLE, FL KOSLOSKY WALT, AKRON, OH KOVAL STEVE, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH KOVAMEES REIN, MARIETTA, OH KOVAR GLENDA J, WOLF SUMMIT, WV KRAPS LOUISE, LOWELL, OH KRAUSE MARY, STOCKPORT, OH KRAVA ADELBER E, OJAI, CA KRIEG HENRY L, NEW MATAMORAS, OH KRIZAN RUTH, NEW MATAMORAS, OH KROLL ROBERT, RINARD MILLS, OH KUHL EDDIE, CALDWELL, OH KUHN BETTY, GRAYSVILLE, OH KUHN BONNIE, MARIETTA, OH KUHN EARL, RINARD MILLS, OH KUICK JOSEPH, MARIETTA, OH KUKULKA STANLEY, LOWELL, OH KULI MIKE, WILMINGTON, OH KUSMA JOE, CALDWELL, OH KUZIOR TED, BURGETTSTOWN, PA L B JACKSON CO, TULSA, OK L BOORD OIL CO INC, WORTHINGTON, OH L M & R, MARIETTA, OH LABARRE CAROL A, MARIETTA, OH LABARRE N M, MARIETTA, OH LABBETT ROBERT, BETHEL PARK, PA LADICK JOHN A, PLEASANT CITY, OH LAFOLLETT THOMAS L, PLEASANT CITY, OH LAKEVIEW CARRYOUT, SENECAVILLE, OH LAKEVIEW CARRYOUT, CAMBRIDGE, OH LALLATHIN GARRY EST, RICHMOND, OH LAMB HAROLD E, MARIETTA, OH LAMBERT JERALD O, LOWELL, OH LAMBERT SHIRLEY, DEXTER CITY, OH LAMP JOHN, VINCENT, OH LANDIS MARY E, GRAYSVILLE, OH LANE DALE E, WATERFORD, OH LANE NORMAN, MARIETTA, OH LANE WALTER J JR, MARIETTA, OH LANE WILLIAM, CUTLER, OH LANG FRANK, LOWELL, OH LANG GERALD A, WATERFORD, OH LANG JAMES, SANANTONIO, TX LANGE ALFRED JR, LAKEWOOD, OH LANGSDORF SAMUEL D, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LANHAM JACKSON P, VINCENT, OH LANTRY CHARLES M JR, LONGWOOD, FL LANTZ DENNIS, CUMBERLAND, OH LANTZ DIANNA D, CALDWELL, OH LANTZ WILLIAM M, LOWER SALEM, OH LARGENT BEN, GRAYSVILLE, OH LARRABEE DAVID & KA, MARIETTA, OH LARRICK BETH, CUMBERLAND, OH LARRICK MARY L, MARIETTA, OH

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LARRICK OWEN, SARAHSVILLE, OH LARRICK W A, CAMBRIDGE, OH LARRSON BENGT O, MARIETTA, OH LASHLEY WILLIAM, ORANGE CITY, FL LATACZ WALTER, YORKVILLE, OH LAUER BERNARD, MARIETTA, OH LAUER FLORENCE, LOWELL, OH LAUER GARY, WHIPPLE, OH LAUER MICHELE A, MARIETTA, OH LAUER PATRICIA, MARIETTA, OH LAUFFER OIL CO, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LAW DAVID, SENECAVILLE, OH LAW DAVID, SENECAVILLE, OH LAWRENCE DAVID, MACKSBURG, OH LEACH JOHN, POOLESVILLE, MD LEACH PHYLLIS, SARAHSVILLE, OH LEASURE ABRAHAM F, SARDIS, OH LEASURE CLARENC, SARDIS, OH LEASURE HARRY, LOWELL, OH LEASURE LLOYD, GRAYSVILLE, OH LEASURE RAYMOND, CALDWELL, OH LEASURE RUTH, CALDWELL, OH LECLAIR C W, MARIETTA, OH LEE DANNY, SARDIS, OH LEE DAVID E, YORK, SC LEE HARRY, MARIETTA, OH LEE MICHAEL A, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LEE ORA, MARIETTA, OH LEE ROY E, LOWELL, OH LEE WILMER, MARIETTA, OH LEMON BEVERLY, WASHINGTON, WV LENZE MICHAEL E, MARIETTA, OH LESTER MACK, PLEASANT CITY, OH LESTOCK STEPHEN, PLEASANT CITY, OH LEWIS EDWARD, AMESVILLE, OH LEWIS R N, SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH LEWIS RUSSELL, APOPKA, FL LEWIS SHIRLEY, BEVERLY, OH LIBERTY BAPT CHURCH, WHIPPLE, OH LIBHART DONALD, MARIETTA, OH LIFE C D, BELPRE, OH LIGHTFRITZ CHARLES E, MARIETTA, OH LIGHTY LEE VER, COLORADO SPRIMGS, CO LIMBACH ROBERT, MASSILLON, OH LINCICOME ROY, DEXTER CITY, OH LINCOLN C F JR, MARIETTA, OH LINDAMOOD GILL, MARIETTA, OH LINDAMOOD RALPH M, MASSILLON, OH LINDEBERG JOHN, STOCKPORT, OH LINDELL CONNIE, GRAYSVILLE, OH LINDELL JAMES, WOODSFIELD, OH LINDSEY JAMES M, WATERFORD, OH LINDY OIL COM, MARIETTA, OH LINGAFELTER B L, BUFFALO, OH LINGER HERBERT, CALDWELL, OH LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS, BELLE VALLEY, OH LISIUS RONALD R, AMESVILLE, OH LITTEN L R, WOODSFIELD, OH LITTLE INJUN OIL CO, MARIETTA, OH LITTLE ROBERT, RINARD MILLS, OH LITTLE VALLEY OIL CO, MARIETTA, OH LITTLETON JAMES, LOWER SALEM, OH LITTLETON JAMIE, LOWER SALEM, OH LIVENSPERGER ROBERT, MARIETTA, OH LOCH DAVID, GRAYSVILLE, OH LOCHARY DON, DENVER, CO LOCUST GROVE CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE, OH LOGAN MATTHEW, ELYRIA, OH LOGAN WINFORD B, JEKYLL ISLAND, GA LONG & MOBBERLY OIL C, AKRON, OH

LONG LEWIS O, MARIETTA, OH LONG LINDA, SARAHSVILLE, OH LONG RICHARD L, MARIETTA, OH LONG RODNEY L, WATERFORD, OH LONGNECKER CLIFFOR, NEWPORT, OH LOPEZ RICHARD, FLEMING, OH LORD ERVING B, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LORENZ VESTA, CALDWELL, OH LORI B D, CALDWELL, OH LORI HENRY, WHIPPLE, OH LOVE BLANCHE, PLEASANT CITY, OH LOVE CAROL S, MARIETTA, OH LOVE DOUGLAS A, BARTLETT, OH LOVE ROBERT JR, COLUMBUS, OH LOVELY JOHN, CAMBRIDGE, OH LOWE JAMES R, ARCADIA, FL LOWE JOHN D, LOWELL, OH LOWE MAYFORD, BELPRE, OH LOWERS JAMES, LOWELL, OH LUCAS BRYAN, LOWELL, OH LUCAS DAVID A, SARAHSVILLE, OH LUCAS ROBERT T, WHIPPLE, OH LUCAS TERRY, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LUCIDO VINCENT, WOODSFIELD, OH LUDE ARTHUR A, SARDIS, OH LUDOLPH RAYMOND, NEW MATAMORAS, OH LUDWIG MARGARE, CALDWELL, OH LUKE ELLIS H, LOWER SALEM, OH LUKE RUTH, LOWELL, OH LUMAN RICHARD E, CALDWELL, OH LUMBATIS STEVE, LEWISVILLE, OH LUSTER KEITH, MEDINA, OH LUTZEN THOMAS, LOWER SALEM, OH LYNCH UNITED ME CHURCH, MARIETTA, OH LYONS DANIEL J, WILLIAMSVILLE, NY LYONS GEORGE, SUMMERFIELD, OH LYONS ROSE, LOWELL, OH M G M DISPOSAL, MARIETTA, OH M N & S PRODUCTION, LOWELL, OH MACDOO EDNA, MARIETTA, OH MACE GLENN, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MACFADYEN ZOLA B, BYESVILLE, OH MACINTYRE C HLOE A, MARIETTA, OH MACKIE DAVID S SR, MACKSBURG, OH MAGIS R J, CAMBRIDGE, OH MAHONE MAX, MARIETTA, OH MAIENKNECT KIM, WOODSFIELD, OH MALEY WILLIAM, MONONGAHELA, PA MALLETT MARIE, CALDWELL, OH MALLETT WAYNE, CALDWELL, OH MALONE FRED, FLEMING, OH MALONE THOMAS A, LOWELL, OH MALPIEDE R R, SHADYSIDE, OH MALTBY MARTY, TERRELL, NC MANBEVERS EUGENE, GROVE CITY, OH MANBEVERS HAROLD D, CIRCLEVILLE, OH MANLEY BERNARD, MARIETTA, OH MANTEL RALPH, LOWER SALEM, OH MARCHBANK JOHN W, CANTON, OH MARIETTA ANIMAL HOSP, MARIETTA, OH MARIETTA PETROLEUM INC., BEREA, OH MARION TWP HOUSE, SUMMERFIELD, OH MARKEY OIL & GAS CO, MARIETTA, OH MARKEY RONALD J, LOWER SALEM, OH MARKS HAZEL, BALTIMORE, MD MARLOW RALPH, BECKLEY, WV MARQUIS L K, CALDWELL, OH MARQUIS LESTER C, CALDWELL, OH MARQUIS RALPH J, SENECAVILLE, OH MARR MARTHA, SANTA FE, NM

MARSEE ELLA R, MARIETTA, OH MARSHALL CHARLES G, GRAYSVILLE, OH MARSHALL CLARA B, GRAYSVILLE, OH MARSHALL FOREST, RINARD MILLS, OH MARSHALL TIM, LOWER SALEM, OH MARTIN AGNES L, AKRON, OH MARTIN BETH, CALDWELL, OH MARTIN CARLIN, BEVERLY, OH MARTIN CLINTON, MARIETTA, OH MARTIN EDWARD C, WATERFORD, OH MARTIN EDWARD E, MC CONNELSVILLE, OH MARTIN HAZEL O, SYCAMORE VALLEY, OH MARTIN IRMA L, WINGETT RUN, OH MARTIN JOHN B, AMESVILLE, OH MARTIN LARRY, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MARTIN MARY D, LEBANON, TN MARTIN RUSSELL, MARIETTA, OH MARTIN WESLEY W, LOWER SALEM, OH MARTY ROBERT W, EATON, OH MARVIN THOMAS K, MARIETTA, OH MASON GAIL L, MARIETTA, OH MASON J B, CALDWELL, OH MASON LARRY, MARIETTA, OH MASON ROY, LOWER SALEM, OH MASTERS JANICE, MARIETTA, OH MASTERS RAYMOND J, NEWPORT, OH MASTON GREGORY, MARIETTA, OH MATHENY BEATRIC, BARTLETT, OH MATHENY CARL, RENO, OH MATHENY CHARLES L, MARIETTA, OH MATHENY LARRY, NEWPORT, OH MATHEWS KAREN, WOODSFIELD, OH MATTHEWS BRENDA, CALDWELL, OH MATTHEWS TERRY, AVA, OH MATTHEWS TIMOTHY L, MARIETTA, OH MAXON ROBERT, WATERFORD, OH MAYCOCK RUSSEL L, MARIETTA, OH MAYLE ADA, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE ALVA, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE JANNIE, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE JESSE, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE JULIUS, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE KENNETH, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE LAWRENC, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE LOLA, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE MICHELL E, AMESVILLE, OH MAYLE PAULINE L, ZANESVILLE, OH MAYLE SHELLY, AMESVILLE, OH MAYNARD DON, NORTHFIELD, OH MAYNARD GLADYS, MARIETTA, OH MAZGAY DAVID, BELLE VALLEY, OH MC CLOUD DANNY, MARIETTA, OH MC KENZIE BRYAN D, MARIETTA, OH MCATEE AGNETA, LOWELL, OH MCATEE ALBERT H, MACKSBURG, OH MCATEE JOE, MARIETTA, OH MCBRIDE ROGER, COAL RUN, OH MCCABE ARTHUR J, MARIETTA, OH MCCABE DANIEL, MARIETTA, OH MCCAIN KATHY A, BELPRE, OH MCCALL ERNEST F, CALDWELL, OH MCCAULEY ROY B, WORTHINGTON, OH MCCAULLEY CLAIR, TALLMADGE, OH MCCOWAN ADA E, MARIETTA, OH MCCUNE VEAR, AKRON, OH MCDANIEL JOE W, MARIETTA, OH MCDONALD S H, LOWER SALEM, OH MCELFRESH DON, CALDWELL, OH MCELFRESH GERALD, CALDWELL, OH MCELFRESH HOBART, WINGETT RUN, OH

MCELFRESH JENNY L, CALDWELL, OH MCELFRESH ROBERT D, CALDWELL, OH MCELROY DAVID, SUMMERFIELD, OH MCFARLAND WILLIAM, MARIETTA, OH MCGARRY JOHN H, GRANVILLE, OH MCGAW JAMES, STEWART, OH MCGIRR ROY JSR, ANMOORE, WV MCGRAW PHILIP R, VINCENT, OH MCGRAW WILLIAM, EMPIRE, OH MCGUIRE ALAN R, CALDWELL, OH MCINTIRE ALLEN G, CLARINGTON, OH MCINTIRE CONNIE, CALDWELL, OH MCINTYRE W A, MARIETTA, OH MCKEE ED, CALDWELL, OH MCKEE RUBY, MARIETTA, OH MCKELVAY CATHY D, LOWER SALEM, OH MCKENNEY REGINA, PATASKALA, OH MCKENZIE B D, FLEMING, OH MCKENZIE JOAN, MARIETTA, OH MCKENZIE RAY, MARIETTA, OH MCKIBBINS THOMAS W, CAMBRIDGE, OH MCKINLEY OIL CO, NEWPORT, OH MCKINNEY WILLIAM, MARIETTA, OH MCKITRICK FOREST, CALDWELL, OH MCKITRICK MICHAEL, MARIETTA, OH MCKNIGHT HAROLD, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MCKNIGHT LYNN, MARIETTA, OH MCKOWN CLYDE, MACKSBURG, OH MCLEAN DON, CALDWELL, OH MCLEOD BRUCE, BELPRE, OH MCLEOD EDWIN D, MARIETTA, OH MCMAINS RAY, FLEMING, OH MCMURRAY EARL B, SHADYSIDE, OH MCNEICE NEIL, GRAYSVILLE, OH MCNEICE SARAH, TUSCON, AZ MCNUTT FRANZ, MARIETTA, OH MCPEEK ELLA, PARKERSBURG, WV MCPHERSON WILLARD, WOODSFIELD, OH MCVAY CARL E, COLUMBUS, OH MCVEIGH WALTER, MARIETTA, OH MCVEY JANE, MARIETTA, OH MCVICKER RICHARD, SUMMERFIELD, OH MCVICKER WARD, SUMMERFIELD, OH MEADE DEWEY D, CALDWELL, OH MECHANICSBURG CH CHRIST, ANTIOCH, OH MEDCALF D S, MARIETTA, OH MEHLER ALBERT, ZANESVILLE, OH MEHRLEY ARTHUR B, ZANESVILLE, OH MEHRLEY EVERETT W, CIRCLEVILLE, OH MEIER SERVICE COMPANY, KONAWA, OK MEISER EDWARD A, LOWELL, OH MELTON JOHN, LOWER SALEM, OH MERCER JACK W, MARIETTA, OH MERCKLE EDDIE, CLEVELAND, TN MERCKLE LUTHER J, SARDIS, OH MERRIFIELD ROBERT, SARDIS, OH MERROW JANICE, MARIETTA, OH MERROW WALTER M, BYESVILLE, OH METHENEY CHARLES, NEW MATAMORAS, OH METHENY HARRY R, NEW MATAMORAS, OH METZEL RAYMOND, NEW MATAMORAS, OH METZGER ROBERT L, STOCKPORT, OH MICHAEL LENOR, MARIETTA, OH MICHAELS CHRISTI E, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MICHAELS JAMES E, DEXTER CITY, OH MICHAELS V L, PARKERSBURG, WV MICHEL CHRISTO C, CALDWELL, OH MIDDLEBURG CHURCH, CALDWELL, OH

MILEY DAVID L, PLEASANT CITY, OH MILEY DWIGHT, MARIETTA, OH MILEY ROBERT, SARAHSVILLE, OH MILHOAN MARGARE, SUMMERFIELD, OH MILLER ALVIN G, MARIETTA, OH MILLER ARTHUR L, LOWELL, OH MILLER BERNICE, MARIETTA, OH MILLER BONNIE, DEXTER CITY, OH MILLER CARL, MARIETTA, OH MILLER CHARLES, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MILLER CHARLOT R, CALDWELL, OH MILLER DANIEL, STOCKPORT, OH MILLER JAMES L, WAVERLY, OH MILLER JEROME T, CALDWELL, OH MILLER JOHN R, WATERFORD, OH MILLER JOHN R, WATERFORD, OH MILLER LARRY, LOWELL, OH MILLER LILLIE, MARIETTA, OH MILLER MARCELYN S, SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH MILLER MARY A, MARIETTA, OH MILLER OIL CO, RINARD MILLS, OH MILLER RAYMOND JR, LOWER SALEM, OH MILLER RICHARD F, WATERFORD, OH MILLER RICHARD P, MARIETTA, OH MILLER ROBERT, BELPRE, OH MILLER ROMAN, WATERFORD, OH MILLER RONALD, MARIETTA, OH MILLER RONALD H, MARIETTA, OH MILLER ROY L, CALDWELL, OH MILLER SHELBY, CALDWELL, OH MILLER TV CABLE CO I N, WATERFORD, OH MILLER VERDEAN, WILLIAMSTOWN, WV MILLER WILLIAM L JR, STOCKPORT, OH MILLER WOODROW, WATERFORD, OH MILLIGAN MICHAEL, CALDWELL, OH MILLS DENISE D, LOWELL, OH MILLS JAMES, LOWER SALEM, OH MILLS RANDALL D, VINCENT, OH MINER WILLIAM B, AKRON, OH MINGER DONALD, PROCTOR, WV MINGUS CHARLEY, BARTLETT, OH MINGUS DELORES E, DUNCAN FALLS, OH MINOR DAVID W, EDINBORO, PA MINOR NELMA, JACOBSBURG, OH MITCHELL GLENN, CUTLER, OH MITCHELL HARRY, CUMBERLAND, OH MITCHELL RONALD, WHIPPLE, OH MITCHELL THOMAS, NEWPORT, OH MITCHEN CONNIE, SENECAVILLE, OH MODICA RONALD, CLEVELAND, OH MOENING MICHAEL J, MARIETTA, OH MOFFETT WILLIAM, REEDSVILLE, OH MOHAWK OIL COMPANY, LOWELL, OH MOHAWK OIL COMPANY, TULSA, OK MOHAWK-SPARTA OIL CO, JOHNS ISLAND, SC MOLEY RAYMOND JR, NEW YORK, NY MOLLOHAN PETE, COOLVILLE, OH MONROE GERALD, MARIETTA, OH MONTEST SUZANNE, PITTSBURG, PA MONTGOMERY DANIEL, MARIETTA, OH MONTGOMERY E F, LOWELL, OH MONTGOMERY LUCILLE, CHESTERHILL, OH MOORE A C, SALINEVILLE, OH MOORE ALLEN D, WHIPPLE, OH MOORE CHARLES, DOVER, OH MOORE CHARLES E, SENECAVILLE, OH MOORE CHARLES T, MARIETTA, OH MOORE CHARLES W, LOWER SALEM, OH MOORE CHARLET C, LOWELL, OH

MOORE D R, SARAHSVILLE, OH MOORE E E, BARBERTON, OH MOORE EARL, QUAKER CITY, OH MOORE F J, GRAYSVILLE, OH MOORE NADINE L, MARIETTA, OH MOORE PATRICI, BELPRE, OH MOORE RUSSELL, SARAHSVILLE, OH MOOREHEAD GLEN JR, PARKERSBURG, WV MOORE’S CENTER GROCE R, SARAHSVILE, OH MORELLI MATT W, WATERFORD, OH MORGAN ARDYCE M, BRIDGEPORT, WV MORGAN KENNETH, GRAYSVILLE, OH MORGAN MAUREEN J, MARIETTA, OH MORGAN RODNEY L, MARIETTA, OH MORGAN WILLIAM, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MORGENSTERN DIANE, WHIPPLE, OH MORGENSTERN GEORGIA, GRAYSVILLE, OH MORGENSTERN GUY, MARIETTA, OH MORGENSTERN HENRY, LOWER SALEM, OH MORGENSTERN JAMES A, MARIETTA, OH MORGERNSTERN VIRGIL C, AVON LAKE, OH MORLAND LARRY R, CALDWELL, OH MORNINGSTAR VIRGIL, MARIETTA, OH MORRIS ALLEN W, MARIETTA, OH MORRIS CHARLES, CALDWELL, OH MORRIS DENVER, STOCKPORT, OH MORRIS GERTRUD, BELPRE, OH MORRIS GERTRUD, WATERFORD, OH MORRIS JAMES, CALDWELL, OH MORRIS LARRY, SUMMERFIELD, OH MORRIS LEE W, MARIETTA, OH MORRIS MARY, SARDIS, OH MORRIS PAUL J, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MORRIS PHILLIP, SUMMERFIELD, OH MORRIS RAYMOND, CALDWELL, OH MORRIS RONALD, RINARD MILLS, OH MORRIS THOMAS W, NEW MATAMORAS, OH MORRIS WENDELL, CALDWELL, OH MORRISON FLOYD, MALTA, OH MORRISON JACK, LOWER SALEM, OH MORRISON JACK E, CALDWELL, OH MORRISON THOMAS A, SISTERSVILLE, WV MORTGAGE GUARANTY CO R, MILWAUKEE, WI MOSER CARL, SARAHSVILLE, OH MOSER RICHARD, SARDIS, OH MOSHER FLOSSIE, GLOUSTER, OH MOSHER ROY J, VINCENT, OH MOSHER WESLEY, LOWER SALEM, OH MOTTLE HENRY, JACOBSBURG, OH MOWERY HOWARD E, UNIONTOWN, OH MOWERY MARTHA, MARIETTA, OH MOYER DAVID L, KENT, OH MOYERS JEFF, LOWELL, OH MT VERNON C U CHURCH, RINARD MILLS, OH MUGRAGE JAMES D, MARIETTA, OH MUGRAGE RICK, MARIETTA, OH MUHLBACH ELMER, HOUSTON, TX MULINEX JAMES, VINCENT, OH MULLINS GARY, RINARD MILLS, OH MUNJAS JOHN E, SHADYSIDE, OH MUNTZ JOHN A, MARIETTA, OH MURGRAGE KENNET H, LOWELL, OH MURPHY DEBBIE, NEWPORT, OH MURPHY JOHN T, MARIETTA, OH MURPHY MARIE A, WOODSFIELD, OH MURPHY MARLENE, PLEASANT CITY, OH MURPHY RALPH D, BARBERTON, OH

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES MURPHY ROGER, MARIETTA, OH MURPHY SAMUEL C, SARDIS, OH MURPHY THOMAS, SUMMERFIELD, OH MURPHY WILLIAM M, AMESVILLE, OH MURRAY HESTER, LOWELL, OH MURRAY NORMAN J, MARIETTA, OH MURRAY PAUL, FLEMING, OH MUSICK DONNIE, WATERFORD, OH MUTUAL OIL & GAS, AKRON, OH MYERS BEN, CAMBRIDGE, OH MYERS GEORGE, MARIETTA, OH MYERS GLEN R JR, GROVE CITY, OH MYERS JAMES P, SANDUSKY, OH MYERS JANET E, FLEMING, OH MYERS JERALD, ORLANDO, FL MYERS JOHN M, WEIRTON, WV MYERS JOHN S, MINGO JUNCTION, OH MYERS MARY I, WINGETT RUN, OH MYERS RANDALL, LOWER SALEM, OH MYERS RAYMOND, LAKE PLACID, FL MYERS RAYMOND, HOLLOWAY, OH MYERS ROBERT, DEXTER CITY, OH MYERS ROBERT D JR, WATERFORD, OH N & K OIL & GAS INC, MARIETTA, OH NASH JOHN, AVA, OH NASH WILLIAM, WATERTOWN, OH NAU DONALD, CALDWELL, OH NEELY NORMA J, WATERFORD, OH NEFF GEORGE E, SAINT CLAIRSVILLE, OH NEFF GERRY, LOWELL, OH NEFF LARRY, CALDWELL, OH NEFF ROBERT, HEBRON, OH NEIGER JERRY, CALDWELL, OH NEIGER RAYMOND, WEST LAFAYETTE, OH NEIL BRIAN N, STOCKPORT, OH NELSON CARL R, BELPRE, OH NELSON CHARLES H, BELPRE, OH NELSON HAROLD C, VINCENT, OH NELSON JOHN CII, VINCENT, OH NELSON ROCKY J, VINCENT, OH NELSON W C, GRAYSVILLE, OH NESTER DAVID, BARLOW, OH NETHING DENNIS, SARDIS, OH NEUMAN BETTY, BEVERLY, OH NEWBROUGH LARRY, MARIETTA, OH NEWBROUGH WILLIE M, WHIPPLE, OH NEWLEN WILLIAM, SARDIS, OH NEWLON CALVIN, MARIETTA, OH NEWLON DELBERT, LOWELL, OH NEWLON JOHN H, LOWELL, OH NEWSOME LORENA, AMESVILLE, OH NEY WILLIAM, AMESVILLE, OH NICE J L, POMERY, OH NICE TIMOTHY J, GATER MILLS, OH NICHOLAS CHARLES, MARIETTA, OH NICHOLAS TOM, MARIETTA, OH NICHOLS BERNICE, CALDWELL, OH NICHOLS JAMES L, AMESVILLE, OH NICHOLS LANCE A, CALDWELL, OH NICHOLS LLOYD, CALDWELL, OH NICHOLS SARAH J, NEW MATAMORAS, OH NICHOLS TRUCK STOP, CALDWELL, OH NICHOLSON JOHN M, MARIETTA, OH NICHOLSON THOMAS, PLEASANT CITY, OH NICKELSON GEORGE, BELLE VALLEY, OH NICKLES THOMAS G, PALATKA, FL NIEB FARM OIL CO, LOWER SALEM, OH NISSLEY JOHN, SARDIS, OH NISWONGER BILL, CALDWELL, OH

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RICHEY EDGAR C, SENECAVILLE, OH RICHEY MARION, SENECAVILLE, OH RICHMOND MARY, SARDIS, OH RIDENBAUGH STEVEN, BOLIVAR, OH RIDGWAY JAMES, DANVILLE, OH RIDGWAY LEONARD, RUSSELLVILLE, AR RIEHL LARRY, MARIETTA, OH RIFE KERMIT, PILGRIM KNOB, VA RIFFLE DOUGLAS, CUTLER, OH RIGGLE ROY W, CLEVELAND, OH RIGGS & JONES, MARIETTA, OH RIGGS BRENDA, LOWELL, OH RIGGS DRILIING, MARIETTA, OH RIGGS DWIGHT, MARIETTA, OH RIGGS GEORGE H, MARIETTA, OH RILEY HOLLY, LOWELL, OH RINARD GARY, MARIETTA, OH RINARD HERMAN, RINARD MILLS, OH RINARD OIL & GAS CO, SYCAMORE VALLEY, OH RINE ELLIS, PROCTOR, WV RING PAUL, WOODSFIELD, OH RINKES LEONARD E, CANTON, OH RITCHIE CALVIN H, MARIETTA, OH RITCHIE CARL E, FLY, OH RITCHIE CHARLES, NEW MATAMORAS, OH RITCHIE DAN, VINCENT, OH RITCHIE FRED F, PUNTA GORDA, FL RITCHIE ROBERT, NEWARK, AK ROACH & RISHEL, RENO, OH ROACH JULIAN, CANTON, OH ROACH LARRY A, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH ROAD FORK BAPT CHURCH, LOWER SALEM, OH ROARK HAROLD, SOMERSET, OH ROBBINS GARRY J, SARDIS, OH ROBBINS JAMES W, NEWPORT, OH ROBERT BRENT, SARDIS, OH ROBERTS DARRELL R, BARTLETT, OH ROBERTS EDWARD JR, SARAHSVILLE, OH ROBERTS JOHN, LOWER SALEM, OH ROBEY PAULINE, CALDWELL, OH ROBEY RICHARD D, SARAHSVILLE, OH ROBINSON DENNIS, LOWER SALEM, OH ROBINSON FRED G, CALDWELL, OH ROBINSON JAMES L, PLEASANT CITY, OH ROBINSON JAMES TJR, VINCENT, OH ROBINSON MARVIN L, MARIETTA, OH ROBINSON RAYMOND M, FLEMING, OH ROBINSON RONALD, LOWER SALEM, OH ROBINSON SCOTT A, MARIETTA, OH ROCKOIL OPERATING, MARIETTA, OH RODDY VINCENT A, FLEMING, OH ROE EILEEN, ELYRIA, OH ROE KENNETH L, WATERFORD, OH ROFF JAMES H, NEWARK, OH ROGERS BETTIE, POWHATAN POINT, OH ROGERS ELI, CALDWELL, OH ROHRER WILBERT, MARIETTA, OH ROLL ARVIL E, BYESVILLE, OH ROLL DENNIS, CAMBRIDGE, OH ROLLINS GEORGE R, SARAHSVILLE, OH ROLLINS HOMER, ZANESVILLE, OH ROMANS HAROLD W, AKRON, OH RONDY MARY, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH ROOKS JESSIE NJR, MARIETTA, OH ROOT LAWRENCE, N RIDGEVILLE, OH ROSE BRIAN K, WOOSTER, OH ROSENLIEB ERNEST, NEW MATAMORAS, OH

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Triplett, Armstrong participate in broadband meeting with FCC chair

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nited States Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai visited Marietta Jan. 22 for a roundtable discussion on rural broadband access.

Washington Electric Cooperative General Manager/CEO Jeff Triplett and Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives Director of Government Affairs Marc Armstrong participated in the event, which focused on the FCC’s proposed $20.4 billion Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). Pai said the RDOF is the biggest step the FCC has taken to close the digital divide and will target four million rural homes and small businesses that lack fixed broadband service. Many thanks to Congressman Bill Johnson for the invitation and for coordinating the event.

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We want to

HEAR

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Your thoughts and opinions about Washington Electric Cooperative help us to serve you better.

Beginning in March and continuing over the next few months, Washington Electric will be working with NRECA Market Research Services to complete member satisfaction surveys.

The surveys will be both by phone and email, but not everyone will be contacted. If you are contacted, we would greatly appreciate a few minutes of your time to share your opinions of the cooperative.

We strive to provide all members with safe, affordable, reliable, and clean electric service. By participating in the survey, you will help us make decisions that benefit you, your family, and your neighbors.

Thank you!

All information is confidential.

Daylight saving time begins Sunday, March 8.

Don’t forget to set your clocks one hour ahead!

Energy Efficiency Tip of the Month Placing hot food in the refrigerator makes the appliance work harder than necessary, using more energy.

Allow food to cool down before you place it in the fridge.

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Graysville community cheers completion of

Rouse substation

Not even a downpour of rain could dampen the excitement of Washington Electric Cooperative consumer-members and employees as they celebrated the completion of the Rouse substation with a community event on Jan. 24.

AEP, AEP Ohio Transmission Company Inc., Buckeye Power, and Washington Electric reached an agreement in 2014 to improve electric service reliability in Monroe, Noble, and Washington counties. As part of the effort — known as the Southeast Ohio Area Improvement Project 22P OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING • MARCH 2020

— AEP is replacing and upgrading its aged 23-kilovolt (kV) infrastructure by constructing a new 138-kV transmission grid on new and existing right-of-way.

Rouse is the second of four Washington Electric Cooperative substations to be rebuilt to accommodate the upgrades. The structure, located just south of Graysville, replaces the former Rinard Mills substation. Construction on the $2.5 million project began in the spring of 2019 and concluded in early January.

Co-op members Larry Kelly and Marilyn Boston, who are both served by the Rouse substation, had the honor of serving as the official ribbon cutters. 1321545300 Co-op General Manager/CEO Jeff Triplett says the higher capacity of the Rouse substation sets a better stage for future economic growth. While the new substation isn’t a guarantee that there will never be power outages, Triplett says consumer-members can expect to see the number of those outages drop.

“We have a great asset here in the community,” he says. “We do feel this substation will vastly improve the reliability of the area.”

Co-op consumer-members from Germantown to Graysville have experienced more than their fair share of power outages over the past several years. Some of those outages were caused by issues on the former 23-kV transmission system. More recently, a high number of outages in the area have been caused by falling trees. The co-op is turning its 2020 right-of-way maintenance focus to 233 miles of line providing electricity to consumer-members served by the Rouse substation.

“We realize you have suffered a lot of power outages in this area,” says Paul Fleeman, chairman of the Washington Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees. “We want you to know that the work doesn’t end with this new substation. We’re committed to making additional improvements wherever possible that will help reduce the number of power outages you experience.”

Washington Electric Cooperative owns a total of 11 substations and delivery points serving 10,500 consumer-members across six counties in southeastern Ohio and maintains nearly 1,800 miles of electric distribution line.

The co-op’s South Olive substation in Noble County, the first of the four substation rebuild projects, was completed in October 2018. The Marietta substation in Washington County is nearing completion and is expected to be energized this summer. Construction on a new substation in Dart, also in Washington County, will begin in 2021.

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES NOTES Capital credits Washington Electric Cooperative, Inc., refunded capital credits totaling $15,236.69 to the estates of seven members through January. If you know a deceased member, please have the executor of the estate call our office for information on the member’s capital credits.

Credit for account number

Air conditioners – rebates of $100 for whole-house air conditioning systems with co-op load management switch.

Applies to systems younger than 10 years. who replace existing refrigerators and stand-alone freezers with a new ENERGY STAR-labeled appliance purchased after July 1, 2019. Rebates available on firstcome, first-served basis.

Call for details.

Co-op Connections card

Co-op services

Washington Electric Cooperative saved $255.60 in December on prescription drugs with the Coop Connections discount card.

Members have saved a total of $94,772.77 since the program launched in June 2011. Be sure to check out www.connections.coop for information on discounts from national retailers and Coupons.com!

After-hours outage reporting – Call 877-544-0279 to report a power outage outside of business hours.

Outage alerts – Use our SmartHub system to sign up for free outage alerts and other co-op information.

Online bill payment – Visit www.weci.org to use our secure SmartHub online payment system.

Automatic bill payment – Call our office for details on

Co-op rebate programs Water heater – rebates of $200 for qualifying 50-gallon or Dual Fuel – rebates of $400 for new heat pumps

geothermal systems.

Refrigerators and freezers – $100 rebate for members

If you find the number of your account in the local (center) pages of this magazine, call the co-op office by the 16th of the month in which it is published; you will receive at least $10 credit on your electric bill. A member from New Matamoras located his account number in January and received a $40 credit.

higher new electric water heaters.

Geothermal – rebates of $600 for newly installed

having your electric bill drafted from your checking or savings account each month.

Pay your bill by phone – Call 844-344-4362 to pay your electric bill with a check, credit card, or debit card.

installed with a fossil fuel furnace system and co-op load management switch.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Paul Fleeman, CCD, BL CONTACT 740-373-2141 | 877-594-9324 www.weci.org REPORT OUTAGES AFTER HOURS 877-544-0279 OFFICE 440 Highland Ridge Road P.O. Box 800 Marietta, OH 45750 OFFICE HOURS Mon.–Fri., 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Chairman 740-934-2306

Brent Smith Vice Chairman 740-585-2598

Betty Martin, CCD, BL Secretary-Treasurer 740-473-1539

Gale DePuy, CCD, BL Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 740-473-1245

William Bowersock, CCD, BL

General Manager/CEO jeff.triplett@weci.org

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Brian Carter 740-732-4076

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SHERIFF MAUDE MAKES HISTORY Vinton County’s Maude Collins was the first woman in Ohio to be elected sheriff.

BY BRIAN ALBRIGHT

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n November 1927, Edgar Foy and Rose Waldron were delivered to the Ohio State Penitentiary for their part in a violent robbery.

They were also inadvertent witnesses to a nearly forgotten moment in Ohio history: They were the first prisoners ever escorted to the penitentiary by a woman — Maude Collins, the first woman in state history to be elected sheriff.

Originally appointed to the job after her husband, Vinton County Sheriff Fletcher Collins, was murdered, Sheriff Maude (as she was called) was elected by an impressive majority the following year. During her groundbreaking tenure, Maude Collins not only transported a fair number of prisoners, she also took down moonshine stills, investigated five murders, and even took the former marshal of Hamden into custody after he was convicted of killing a suspect.

Widow with a badge Born in 1893, Maude Collins was the granddaughter of Randall McCoy, patriarch of the McCoy clan during its infamous feud with the Hatfields. Maude’s husband, Fletcher, was a former Navy fireman and a popular sheriff.

Fletcher, however, was shot in October 1925 while attempting to serve an arrest warrant, leaving Maude to raise their five children alone.

When the local coroner (next in line for the position of sheriff) turned down the job,

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Maude Collins (above and at right on the top photo, opposite page) was the first woman to be elected as a county sheriff in Ohio. She first got the job when she inherited it from her husband after he was killed while in office, but was reelected in a landslide and later elected as the county’s clerk of courts.

Ohio’s trailblazing sheriffs Maude Collins’ election was a first in Ohio, but she was almost forgotten outside of Vinton County until 1976, when Kathy Crumbley was elected sheriff of Belmont County, and folks there claimed she was Ohio’s first female elected sheriff.

Officials in Vinton County wanted to set the record straight. “After they made a big deal about the Belmont County election, we wanted to make sure people knew about Maude Collins,” says Deanna Tribe of the Vinton County Historical and Genealogical Society. “We didn’t want to create a big fuss, but we wanted the stories to be accurate.”

county officials offered the post to Maude. It was not uncommon at the time for widows to inherit political positions — typically to hold the post for the local political party until the next election.

With her husband gone, Maude’s decision to carry on as sheriff likely was a financial one. In Vinton County, the sheriff’s house was adjacent to the jail, and as the sheriff’s wife, Maude would have served as the jail matron, feeding prisoners, cleaning the jail, handling paperwork, and taking care of female prisoners.

“When Fletcher was murdered, the county commissioners appointed Maude as sheriff. Had she turned them down, she and her five children would have lost the roof over their heads, and she would have had no other way to support them,” says author Jane Ann Turzillo, who wrote about Collins in her book, Wicked Women of Ohio.

Crumbley, like Collins, has a fascinating story. She was the only female sheriff in the nation when she took office, and gained fame not only for her barrier-breaking election but also for her outspoken personality and her imposing physical presence (she was over 6 feet tall). She demonstrated judo holds on Johnny Carson during an appearance on The Tonight Show, and at one point was even in discussions with Paramount Studios to develop a TV series based on her life story. After serving one term, she later worked as a fraud investigator for the Belmont County Department of Jobs and Family Services. She died in 2011.

It would be another 40 years before another woman was elected as sheriff in Ohio. Deb Burchett was elected in Clark County in 2016, and is still the only woman serving as a sheriff in the Buckeye State.

Sheriff Maude served out the last year of her husband’s term and then made the unprecedented decision to run for re-election. Women had only recently gained the right to vote, and while women had made some inroads in law enforcement elsewhere, the few who had been appointed sheriff via widow’s succession had always left the post when their terms were up.

In the 1926 election, Collins handily beat her opponent in the Democratic primary (winning 964 votes to 232), and received nearly 60% of the vote in the general election.

Continued on page 28

Kathy Crumbley of Belmont County gained fame in the 1970s, when she was the nation’s only woman serving as a sheriff.

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Illegal moonshine operations such as this one were among the primary crimes investigated by Maude Collins in her time as Vinton County sheriff. Collins has her own section in Jane Ann Turzillo’s Wicked Women of Ohio.

Continued from page 27

Moonshine and murder Vinton County is a largely rural area with a relatively small population, but Collins’ time as sheriff was far from easy. Prohibition was in full swing, and while moonshine stills had always been common in southeast Ohio, illegal liquor operations in the region had grown in scale and scope and brought an increase in violence.

Collins investigated at least five homicides while sheriff.

The most notorious of those came in 1927 when Sarah Stout, the wife of local farmer William Stout, was murdered. Collins arrested Stout’s son, Arthur, for the murder of his stepmother that winter. A few months later, after William Stout himself went missing, Collins determined that Arthur Stout’s teenage girlfriend, Inez Palmer, had murdered the elder stout. Collins’ investigation showed that Palmer bludgeoned Stout to death, donned his boots to create footprints in order to fake his disappearance, forged a will, and then dropped his body down a well.

The lurid case received attention around the state and nationwide, and it was through reports on the Palmer case that Turzillo first discovered Maude Collins. “The first thing I saw when I started to research the murders was Maude’s picture — the one of her in the Annie Oakley hat,” Turzillo says. “There was something about her expression that drew me to her. There was a confidence there, even a bit of haughtiness, and, of course, the fact that she was the first female sheriff in Ohio.”

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After Collins’ time as sheriff, she was elected twice to the position of clerk of courts in Vinton County, and then served as a matron at the Columbus State School. She later moved to California, but eventually returned to Ohio, where she died in 1972. She is buried in Hamden Cemetery, next to her husband.

Collins’ story was presented as a play by the Ohio History Center in 2014 and was given even more exposure via Turzillo’s book. Sheriff Maude was also elected to the Ohio Women’s Hall of Fame in 2000.

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n the pale light of a wintry afternoon, Joyce Nelson leads the way past the milking parlor and into the barn at Dugan Road Creamery. The contented sound of lowing mingles with the faint aroma of hay as two Holstein calves step out of their stalls to greet Joyce and eagerly press their soft, pink muzzles into her outstretched hands. “This is Wilma, and this is Penny,” she says proudly. “Wilma is two weeks old, but Penny was born last week.”

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“I’ve been milking cows since I was 8 years old,” he says. “I hardly know anything else and always do it the best I can.” Joyce, who is from Ontario, met Chris when he was working on a farm his father had in Canada. The self-described “city girl” fell for Chris — and for dairy farming. “I started out feeding one calf, and before I knew it, I was milking cows every day,” says Joyce. “When our second child was just 6 hours old, she was out in the barn with me while I milked.”

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After moving to Champaign County in 1988, the Nelsons worked their family dairy farm with the help of their four children and sold their milk to a national milk-marketing cooperative. In recent years, however, plummeting milk prices soured their profits. The couple made the difficult decision to sell most of their 45 cows and take advantage of the “locavore” trend by changing their business model from a conventional dairy farm to a microdairy processor and retailer.

“Microdairies are already big on the East Coast, especially in places like New Hampshire and Vermont,” Chris says. “The appeal is that people want to buy milk directly from a farmer and see for themselves how the animals are treated. Microdairies are much more artisanal than the big commercial operations.”

After purchasing a vat pasteurizer and bottler, the Nelsons converted part of their farm’s milk house into a processing plant and opened Dugan Road Creamery in 2017. They now produce fresh whole milk; soft cheeses, such as mozzarella and halloumi; cream cheese in several flavors; Greek-style yogurt; and kefir, a fermented beverage

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with a tart taste. “Kefir is a probiotic drink,” Joyce says. “It’s like Activia times a thousand.”

Dugan Road Creamery specializes in creamline milk, which is pasteurized but not homogenized. “With our milk, the cream rises to the top, so you have to give the bottle a good shake before pouring it,” Joyce says.

There are people who believe that homogenization compromises milk’s health benefits by using high pressure to break up its fat molecules. “The fat in milk is what helps your stomach digest it,” Joyce says. “People come here because they can’t drink store-bought milk.

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ur state’s very name, translated from the language of its original inhabitants, means “Good River.”

While Ohio is named specifically for the mighty waterway that forms its eastern and southern borders, that name serves as an apt description of the entire place.

According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Ohio is home to more than 3,000 named rivers and streams, and while our namesake obviously is the most acclaimed, each has its own story to tell.

Rivers, to me, are analogies of our humanity: They begin as spindly streams, unglamorous trickles, and, like people, they find their way — carving their character as they go, widening and deepening with distance. If a river can have such an ignominious beginning yet end with a glorious, glowing connection to something larger, then couldn’t that be a template for a life well-lived?

I grew up on the banks of the Great Miami River, which carves a 160-mile course from Russells Point to Cincinnati.

Towns along the Great Miami are still — more than a century later — haunted by the ghosts of 1913, when its waters rampaged. In my hometown of Middletown, the downtown still displays high-water marks from that disaster.

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The tales from old-timers about the Great Flood spurred my interest in rivers, and since that time, I’ve embraced other Ohio waterways. I’ve been tubing in Twin Creek. I’ve gotten stuck in floodwaters on the Wabash. I’ve strolled along both the Stillwater and the Scioto, biked along the Mad, tossed rocks into the Olentangy. I explored the nightclubs and bars along the Cuyahoga when I was a college student and picnicked along the Hocking as an adult. I’ve endlessly entertained my 6-year-old by contemplating the lack of a “Daddy River” while hanging out on the banks of the Maumee.

I’ve spent untold hours absorbed in Google Earth, following the routes of my favorite Ohio rivers — tracing those broad strokes that fade to chocolatecolored squiggles and then vanish in a thicket or a field. I always imagined springs bubbling up from nowhere, and being able to leap across the Scioto, for example, in a single bound. I recently realized I needed to jump off of the glowing screen and seek those sources in real life.

As I studied the maps, I noticed a pattern to Ohio’s rivers: A bunch of them start in a seeming no-man’sland north of Dayton and south of Toledo. The Great Miami, Stillwater, Mad, Auglaize, St. Mary’s, and Scioto all have their sources there. Even Indiana’s river is Ohio’s — the famed Wabash, whose graceful currents have sparked many a Hoosier ballad, gets its start in the same cradle of rivers, south of Fort Recovery.

It seemed only fitting to start my quest with the Scioto.

The Scioto is Ohio’s river. Its gracefully swirling waters give the city of Columbus a waterfront, then slice southward toward a watery rendezvous with the Ohio. I had traced its route many times on Google Earth, each time pinning its humble headwaters to a farm field in eastern Auglaize County. But when I got there in real life, it wasn’t the near-spiritual experience of a bubbling spring. I was instead greeted by a drainage ditch in a desolate field. A weathered sign marked the Scioto’s start, but the waters soon drained into underground pipes and disappeared again.

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At left, the Stillwater River widens as it flows through Ansonia.

Above, the Stillwater “begins” from a rusty pipe under an unmarked bridge on Zumbrun Road in rural Darke County.

At right, Jim Davis of Roundhead, Ohio, watches the Scioto just a few miles from its source. Roundhead is the first town the river reaches after its source. Davis recalls playing in the river as a child and drinking from springs that fed it.

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Cradle of rivers That the area of western Ohio between Toledo and Dayton is a source for so many rivers owes to its geological history.

Two million years ago, before the start of the last ice age, the giant Teays River flowed from North Carolina toward the north and west all the way to what is now Illinois, including roughly the course that the Scioto and upper part of the Wabash take today.

That one long river and its watershed drained most of the Midwest. But as the ice age dawned, glaciers smothered the Teays — the reflow created, among others, the Ohio River.

“As the ice sheets were retreating, it reconfigured the surface drainage. You will see the divide between the Great Lakes drainage and the Mississippi drainage. You have a massive watershed divide,” says Wright State University Professor Stephen Jacquemin, an expert on wetlands.

The glaciers also left behind rich underground water reservoirs that still bubble up to the surface, as well as a patchwork of ponds and lakes. All of those serve to birth and feed the many trickles that come together and form the cricks, streams, and, eventually, the mightiest of rivers.

The Great Miami River lazily flows near Port Jefferson, which was once a promient stop on the Miami-Erie Canal route.

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At least the Scioto’s start, in tribute to being Ohio’s river, is marked with a sign. The Stillwater River begins under a nondescript bridge, water running out of a rusty pipe. Beer bottles were strewn around the bridge when I visited. A bit later, freed from its straitjacket of ditches and field tiles, it snaked as a small stream into a nearby forest. I looked again at the pipe, searching in vain for any trace of a spring.

I turned to Stephen Jacquemin, a biology professor at Wright State University and a nationally known expert on wetlands, for answers.

Jacquemin says that if I had visited the area before it was cleared for agriculture in the 1800s, I would have found what I was hoping for: groundwater seeping to the surface, a marshy swamp, and a river’s humble headwaters.

When settlers came along and decided they needed agricultural land, he says, they buried tiles about 3 feet below the surface. Those tiles drain the naturally occurring springs and wetlands into pipes that then empty into human-made ditches, which only then launch the river into its natural course — leaving behind rich, nutrient-dense farmland.

“We have been digging those ditches since we started farming,” Jacquemin says. “Agriprofessionals will channelize the ditch to move water more quickly out of the field.”

Not all of the wetlands were drained. Grand Lake and Indian Lake were created out of existing wetlands and made into large lakes to feed the water-hungry Miami and Erie Canal in the 1830s and ’40s. Because of that, the Great Miami gets a bit more of a glamorous start than a field pipe — spilling over a dam on the south side of Indian Lake. Its source would otherwise have been in the same general area, which was a muddy, swampy marsh before the canal was constructed.

I went back to find the reemergence of the Scioto, and when I found it, crossing under Ohio Route 385, it looked more like the natural stream I was expecting. I happily leapt across in a single bound and, now satisfied, headed home.

The Scioto begins in this barren drainage ditch on a farm in Auglaize County.

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Chillicothe native, who has worked extensively with some MAR. 15 – King Kong, Athena Grand, 1008 E. State St., of the world’s greatest musicians. 740-772-2041 or www.

Athens, 7 p.m. $12.50. The 1933 classic, with exclusive majesticchillicothe.net. insights from Turner Classic Movies. 740-593-8800 or MAR. 22 – Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra: www.athenagrand.com.

Children’s Concert, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Ctr., 7033 MAR. 19 – Aoife Scott, Peoples Bank Theatre, 222 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge, 3:30 p.m. 740-826-8197 or Putnam St., Marietta, 8 p.m. $19–$44. Award-winning folk www.seoso.org.

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MAR. 20–22 – Outdoor Life/Field & Stream Expo, Ohio Expo Ctr., Bricker Bldg., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, Fri. 2–9 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $5–$15, under 6 free. Weekend passes available. Formerly Ohio Deer and Turkey Expo. Hundreds of exhibitors, demos and displays, trophy contests, seminars, shooting ranges, and the latest products. www.fieldandstreamexpo.com.

MAR. 21 – Sewing Smorgasbord, Sheridan Middle School, 8660 Sheridan Rd., Thornville, 9:15 a.m.–3:05 p.m., doors open at 8:30 a.m. $10. The clothing and textile update of the year for 4-H youth and sewing/quilting enthusiasts of all ages. Over 30 classes and 15 exhibitors.

Attend classes of your choice; no pre-registration. Fat THROUGH MAR. 29 – “Chihuly: Celebrating quarter raffle; sewing machine raffle. 740-405-7891, Nature,”Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E. Broad St., crshuster1@gmail.com, or https://perry.osu.edu.

Columbus, daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $12–$19, under 3 free.

Exhibit featuring the Conservatory’s full collection of the MAR. 22 – Columbus Toy and Collectible Show, Ohio bold and colorful glasswork of Dale Chihuly. 614-715Expo Ctr., Lausche Bldg., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, 9 8000 or www.fpconservatory.org. a.m.–4 p.m. $10 (cash only), under 11 free. Early buyer, 8–9 a.m., $14 (cash only). Parking $5. Buy, sell, and trade MAR. 8 – Lancaster Community Band Concert: new and used toys, video games, and collectibles at “Rejoice,” Faith Memorial Church, 2610 W. Fair Ave., Ohio’s largest gathering of vintage collectors and dealers.

Lancaster, 2 p.m. Free. 740-756-4430.

Video game tournaments, free arcade games, door MAR. 14 – St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Parade, prizes. www.ctspromotions.com. downtown Dublin, 7 a.m.–1 p.m. Free. Events take place throughout the city, starting around 7 a.m. with a pancake MAR. 28–29 – Scott Antique Market, Ohio Expo Ctr., breakfast, “Inflation Celebration” at 9 a.m., and parade at Bricker and Celeste Bldgs., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, Sat. 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Free admission; 11 a.m. 800-245-8387 or www.irishisanattitude.com. $5 parking. 800 exhibit booths. info@scottantiquemarket.

MAR. 19 – Yoga for Gardeners, Pickerington Public Library, Main Branch, 201 Opportunity Way, Pickerington, com or www.scottantiquemarkets.com.

APR. 2–5 – Equine Affaire, Ohio Expo Ctr., 717 E. 1 p.m. Hosted by the Pickerington Garden Club. Public is 17th Ave., Columbus, Thur.–Sat. 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun. 9 welcome. 614-582-4977.

a.m.–5 p.m. $8–$15, under 6 free. The nation’s premier equine exposition, featuring an impressive educational program, the largest horse-related trade show in North America, top equine entertainment and competition, and opportunities to experience, buy, and sell horses of all types. 740-845-0085 or www.equineaffaire.com.

APR. 3–4 – Nunsense 2: The Second Coming, Marion Palace Theatre, 276 W. Center St., Marion. $20 for show only; $42 includes pre-show dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the May Pavilion. The Little Sisters of Hoboken, those humble nuns with a touch of showbiz flair, return in style. 740383-2101 or www.marionpalace.org.

APR. 4 – Egg Scramble: An Adult Easter Egg Hunt, Clary Gardens, 588 W. Chestnut St., Coshocton, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. For ages 21 and over. Enjoy a social hour with drinks and food prior to your hunt, then rush to find as many eggs as you can! 740-622-6524 or www. visitcoshocton.com.

APR. 14 – Inventors Network Meeting, Rev1 Ventures for Columbus, 1275 Kinnear Rd., Columbus, 7 p.m. Educational presentations and discussion about the invention process.

Meetings held the 2nd Tuesday of each month. 614-4700144 or www.inventorscolumbus.com.

MAY 1–3 – Columbus Audubon’s EcoWeekend, Hocking Hills. The best family nature weekend retreat in Ohio.

Pre-registration required. Register by Apr. 7. Contact Maura Rawn at 740-653-8574, email at ecoweekend@ columbusaudubon.org, or visit www.ecoweekend.org.

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MAR. 28–29 – Ruffles and Rust Expo, Butler Co. Fgds., 1715 Fairgrove Ave., Hamilton, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $5 admission good both days, under 13 free. Vintage items, home decor, handmade items, gourmet food, and boutique clothing and jewelry. www. rufflesandrustexpo.com/ohio.

MAR. 31 – Drawing Room Chamber Concert, TroyHayner Cultural Ctr., 301 W. Main St., Troy, 7:30 p.m.

Hosted by Steven Aldredge. Kun Dong and Benita TseLeung, the critically acclaimed violin-piano duo, return for an encore performance. www.troyhayner.org/music.html.

APR. 3 – Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, Butler County Bluegrass Association, Community Ctr., 5113 Huston Rd., Collinsville, 7–9 p.m. Enjoy lively bluegrass music with lightning-fast instrumentals, close harmonies, and entertaining novelty songs. Food available on site.

513-410-3625 or www.fotmc.com.

APR. 4–5 – Dollhouse and Miniatures Show and Sale, EnterTRAINment Junction Expo Room, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, Sat. 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. noon–4 p.m. $5, C. (4–12) $3, under 4 free. https://entertrainmentjunction. com/calendar.

APR. 5 – Salute to the Railroaders, Bradford Railroad Museum, 200 N. Miami Ave., Bradford, 2–6 p.m. Learn about railroad history. Meet with past and current railroaders to find out what it’s like living the railroad life. www.bradfordrrmuseum.org.

2747, cabinfeverartsfestival@gmail.com, www.apartguild. com, or on Facebook.

MAR. 21 – G-Scale Swap Meet, EnterTRAINment Junction, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

Free. Presented by the Greater Cincinnati Garden Railway Society. https://entertrainmentjunction.com/calendar.

MAR. 21 – Jazz in March: Robin Eubanks and the Keigo Hirakawa Trio, Troy-Hayner Cultural Ctr., 301 W. Main St., Troy, 7 p.m. www.troyhayner.org/music.html.

MAR. 21 – LEGO Brick Blowout, WACO Air Museum, 1865 S. Co. Rd. 25A, Troy, noon–5 p.m. Creative event for all ages! Includes a LEGO Build Zone, LEGO Scavenger Hunt, MAR. 11–APR. 15 – Bluegrass Wednesdays, Vinoklet Winery, 11069 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, every Wednesday, building competition, and much more. wacoairmuseum@ gmail.com or www.wacoairmuseum.org.

6:30–8:30 p.m. Enjoy dinner, wine, and an evening of lively bluegrass music by Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian MAR. 27 – Community Concert: Jerry and Vaughn Grass. 513-385-9309, vinokletwinery@fuse.net, or LIVE!, Troy-Hayner Cultural Ctr., 301 W. Main St., Troy, 7:30 www.vinokletwines.com/post/2018/09/30/bluegrassp.m. The duo performs folk songs, oldies, and new songs. wednesdays-spaghetti-meat-balls.

They write their own tunes about life, love, and laughter. www.troyhayner.org/music.html.

MAR. 17 – St. Patrick’s Day 5K Beer Run, Can’t Stop Running Co., 321 N. Main St., Piqua. Drink a beer — or MAR. 27–29 – Southern Ohio Indoor Music Festival, a root beer — at every mile. www.cantstoprunningco.com. Roberts Convention Ctr., 123 Gano Rd., Wilmington, doors open at 10 a.m. $35–$65. Award-winning bluegrass, MAR. 20–22 – Quilt, Vintage, and Fabric Arts Show, Warren Co. Fgds., 665 N. Broadway, Lebanon, old-time, and gospel music. 937-372-5804 or http:// somusicfest.com/index.html.

10 a.m.–5 p.m. $5 online, $7 at door. Free parking.

Browse quilts, quilting and craft supplies, patterns, MAR. 28 – Routes for Roots, Fort Piqua Conference fabrics, vintage textiles, and more. 513-932-1817 or Ctr., 116 W. High St., Piqua. Registration starts at 8 a.m., www.wchsmuseum.org. welcome opening at 8:45 a.m., and classes at 9:15 a.m. Preregistration $25, walk-ins $30. Historical and MAR. 21 – Cabin Fever Arts Festival, Southern State Community College, Patriot Ctr., 100 Hobart Dr., Hillsboro, genealogical workshop presented by the Miami County Historical and Genealogical Society and sponsored by the 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Free. Presented by the Appalachian Piqua Public Library. Four teachers present eight classes.

Artisans Guild. More than 60 artists selling handcrafted Door prizes. www.mchgs.org. items. Live music. Food available on campus. 937-393-

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MAR. 14–15 – Maple Syrup Festival, Indian Lake State Park, 12774 St. Rte. 235 N., Lakeview, 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Enjoy a pancake and sausage breakfast. Learn how maple syrup is extracted from the tree, then it’s on to the Sugar Shack for a demonstration of the process by which sap is transformed into true maple syrup. Pure maple syrup available for purchase. 937-843-2717 or http://parks. ohiodnr.gov/indianlake.

MAR. 14–15 – ARRL Great Lakes Convention and Toledo Hamfest, 30335 Oregon Rd., Perrysburg, Sat. 8:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Convention forums, banquet, and Wouff Hong on Saturday; Hamfest on Sunday. Register at www.toledoglc.org.

MAR. 21 – Camp Creek Poultry Show, Allen Co. Fgds., 2750 Harding Hwy., Lima. 419-3718881, campcreekshow@gmail.com, or www. poultryshowcentral.com/Ohio.html.

MAR. 22 – Flag City Model Train Show, Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Inc., 12505 Co. Rd. 99, Findlay, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $4; under 13 free if accompanied by adult.

Model trains, toy trains, and railroad memorabilia on display and for purchase. Quarter-scale train rides will be available for additional cost: $3 adult, $2 child. 419-4232995, www.nworrp.org or www.facebook.com/nworrp.

MAR. 26 – Waitress, Veterans Memorial and Civic Ctr., 7 Town Square, Lima, 8 p.m. $44 and up. A Broadway musical baked from the heart. www.limaciviccenter.com.

MAR. 28 – Annual Market Day and Fiber Fair, hosted

by Black Swamp Spinners Guild of Northwest Ohio, Wood Co. Fgds., 13800 W. Poe Rd., Bowling Green, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $1. For hand spinners, weavers, knitters, crocheters, felters, and anyone with fiber interests. www.facebook.com/blackswampspinnersguild or www. blackswampspinnersguild.org.

the wondrous underwater world of Bubblelandia. www.limaciviccenter.com.

APR. 3–5 – Southern Gospel Expo, Trinity Friends Church, 605 N. Franklin St., Van Wert, Fri. 5 p.m., Sat. 4 p.m., Sun. 6:30 (doors open at 4:30 p.m.). Free. Over 25 gospel groups from around the country. Food court available each night. 419-238-2788 or www.trinityvw.com.

APR. 4 – Blacksmith Open Forge Demo, Wood County Historical Ctr. and Museum, 13660 County Home Rd., Bowling Green, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Free. 419-352-0967 or http://woodcountyhistory.org.

APR. 4–5 – Tri-State Gun Show, Allen Co. Fgds., 2750 Harding Hwy., Lima (2 miles east of Lima on St. Rte. 309), Sat. 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. $6, free for members, under 18 free if accompanied by adult. Over 400 tables of modern and antique guns, edged weapons, and sporting equipment. 419-647-0067 or www.

MAR. 28 – Dagan Hawkins Purse Bingo Fundraiser, tristategunshow.org.

Cairo Gymnasium, 519 Wall St., Cairo, 6 p.m. $35.

APR. 9 – “Wood County Bicentennial: Whose History Dagan is 12 years old and was diagnosed with leukemia Is It?” Wood County Historical Ctr. and Museum, 13660 in 2019. Proceeds assist him and his family with County Home Rd., Bowling Green, 2–4 p.m. $23 travel, food, lodging, and other expenses as he goes (museum admission included). Reservations required. through treatment. https://z-m-www.facebook.com/ Hear about some of the lesser-known people and events events/703043446874235. in northwest Ohio’s history as we explore how history MAR. 28 – Maple Syrup Festival, Williams Co. Fgds., 619 “is not what it was.” Includes catered luncheon and tea.

E. Main St., Montpelier, 8 a.m.–noon. Contact the Williams 419-352-0967 or http://woodcountyhistory.org.

SWCD at 419-636-9395 ext. 3 or email amichaels@ APR. 11 – Easter Egg Hunt on the Square, 100 E williamsswcd.org.

Court St., Sidney, 11 a.m. Free. For ages 1 through 11.

APR. 3 – B: The Underwater Bubble Show, Held on the Court House lawn. 937-658-6945 or www.

Veterans Memorial and Civic Ctr., 7 Town Square, sidneyalive.org.

Lima, 7:30 p.m. $25–$65. A modern fairy tale set in

off quilting projects. Spend your days quilting and your nights relaxing by the fire in the lodge lobby. 304-6432931 or www.northbendsp.com.

APR. 4 – Civil War Symposium, I.O.O.F. Hall, Beverly.

The topic is “Rascals, Rangers, and Swamp Dragons: Civil War Irregulars.” Sponsored by the Rich Mountain Battlefield Foundation. Symposium followed by soirée dinner at 6 p.m. at the Beverly Heritage Center. 304637-7424, info@beverlyheritagecenter.org, or www. beverlyheritagecenter.org.

APR. 12 – Easter Sunday at North Bend, 202 North Bend Park Rd., Cairo, Visit the Easter Bunny and join in MAR. 22–27 – Quilters’ Retreat, North Bend State for the egg hunt. Fun and games for all ages. 304-643Park, 202 North Bend Park Rd., Cairo. Enjoy the peaceful 2931 or www.northbendsp.com. atmosphere of the park while working on some long-put-

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1. My first grandson, Alexander “Lex” Hendrix, on his first St. Patrick’s Day in 2011.

Joyce Willison South Central Power Company member 2. Our daughter, Rylee, putting a hat on her great-grandpa, who is a 98-year-old World War II veteran!

Dana Melvin Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative member 3. My daughter, Molly Prochaska, overcame a devastating illness to dominate in many 5K races.

Dena Prochaska South Central Power Company member

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4. Our little man, Miles, being festive in his little hat.

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5. Our sweet granddaughter wearing grandma’s hat!

Pat and Larry Quaglia South Central Power Company members 6. My 4-year-old Chihuahua, Cindy Ellen, thinks her hat makes her look all grown up!

Bobby L. Barnett Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative member

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7. I create fascinator-style hats. This is one of my favorites that I wore for a Mad Hatter’s Ball.

Jill Ann Ladrick South Central Power Company member

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Whatever new technology is on the horizon, electric cooperatives will be there to power the future.

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