Coyled 1914 22 ft lime consolidated layer Down to ware nummulite Limestone. 4 ft pure nummulitic without Stiph. planicavexa Face of Maysville Junction connecting with Junction to S Springfield 11ft SW of Summit Coyled 1966/9 Hebertella insculpta where road turns from N 65 E to S slightly down hill at oak tree, with Lepidocena rhomboidalis to top of H. insculpta, Rhycthelasma capax Stiph. planimulbra + elongata, 12 1/2 ft, then C & clay, many fossils. 10 1/2 ft rubble lime, fragile rather crummy, Dalmanella jugosa 4 ft rubble. 1 ft limestone with Dalj. jugosa, + Stiph. planimulbra. 4 ft Down to Dalman. jugosa, C & clay. 3 ft Limestone + clay. Staphs may be emendements? 2 ft Gypsum Strigotelasoma custum. 8 1/2 ft chiefly limestone and clay. Hebertella sinuata is common. Lepidospira troch- d spira + involuta, 45 ydams. 5 1/2 ft chiefly clay rubble limestone, fully Hebertella sinuata and Parapersona lespitalis, resembles top of Warren bed in Ohio + Indiana but much more fossiliferous. Hebertella is quite overestimated Lepidospira trochena, 11 ft Chiefly rubble clay + few Hebertella + Parapersona. very little in upper half, Neorhizopogonla from Coney 62.