Area Death Notices Summary of Multiple Ohio Obituaries
Area death notices list several residents including Pomeroy Kroger manager C F Tompkins 64 who died at home after a long illness with services at Ewings Funeral Home and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan. Also Mrs Lucy M Daugherty 86 of St Joseph Missouri a Morgan County native and former army nurse dies in St Joseph hospital with funeral at Fawcett Stone Chesterhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
C. F. Tompkins
Kroger
United Methodist Church
Drew Webster
American Legion
Pomeroy Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Pomeroy Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Bosworth Council
Royal and Select Masters
Ohio Valley Commandery
Knights Templar
Ruth Spencer Tompkins
Cynthia Ann Bayliff
Cridersville
Joseph Christopher
Ohio Northern University
Clarice Medley
Hockingport
Pauline Buchweitz
Miami, Fla
Eileen Richards
Bel‘ore
Lester
Ewing Funeral Home
Cr. Alkire
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Chesterhill
Lucy M. Daugherty
St. Joseph
Morgan County
Eli
Margaret Darkhurst Daugherty
Methodist Church
Frank
Stockport
Fawcett - Stone Funeral Home
Merle Platner
Chesterhill Cemetery
Firemen Called, No Damage After Trash Fire
Nelsonville firemen responded to a blaze at 525 Popular Street near the Charles Stover residence. The rear garage corner caught fire from a trash fire. neighbors helped extinguish with buckets of water before firefighters arrived, leaving no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Popular St
Charles Stover
Ohio Apportionment Amendment Resolution Calls May Ballot
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 12 proposes to amend the Ohio Constitution to establish a new apportionment method for the House and Senate, create an Ohio Bond Commission, set district boundaries, and schedule a special election for May 1967 with procedures identical to statewide elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ohio Bond Commission
Tommy Lee Rutter, 4, dies in Mount St Mary Hospital
Tommy Lee Rutter, four, of Athens County died Sunday afternoon in Mount St Mary Hospital. He was the son of Robert E. and Delores Spears Rutter. He survived by his parents, three brothers Ricky Johnny and David, a sister Carolyn, and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Mayland Spears. Funeral services are Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Van Fossen Funeral Home with Rev Ernest Williams officiating. Burial will be in Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield. Funeral home visitation after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ruth Eleanor van Cooney
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
van Cooney
Mason County
Walter
Nellie Riley van Matre
Wilbur
George
Eleanor) Kauff
Kenneth
Esther) Rhodes
Oberlin
Naomi Beard
Loraine
Lawrence
Jacqueline) Adams
Wilbur Jr
Virginia Smith
Portage
Ind
Bethleen Berkley
Letart
Howard van Matre
Ridgeville
Harry
Lagrange
Marion
Middleport
West Columbia
EUB Church
Lester Lane
Foglesong Funeral Home
Athens
C. Emeroy Graham
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hughes
Joe B. Maffett
West Union Street
Robert E. and
Delores Spears Rutter
Ricky
Johnny
David
Carolyn
Mayland Spears
van Fossen Funeral Home
Ernest Williams
Hilltop Cemetery
Millfield
Pearl Wickline 4 Dies in Blacklick Home Return
Pearl Wickline aged 4 formerly of Racine died Sunday night at his Blacklick home. He is survived by three sons Ralph of West Palm Beach Florida Clarence of Racine Route 2 and Russell of New Matamoras two daughters Mrs Herbert Dailey of Blacklick and Mrs Irene Eaves of Sarasota Florida a sister Mrs Letitia Holman of Saginaw Michigan eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with burial in Letart Falls Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Pearl Wickline
Blacklick
Ralph
West Palm Beach
Fla
Clarence
Russell
New Matamoras
Herbert Dailey
Irene Eaves
Sarasota
Letitia Holman
Saginaw
Mich
Ewing Funeral Home
Letart Falls Cemetery
Mrs Campbell joins Avco Broadcasting in Cincinnati
Marian ne Campbell longtime head of WJEH Gal lipolis joins Avco Broadcasting as director of community affairs. President John Murphy notes she will help the group of five TV and six radio stations serve communities. Also details her NAB Ohio Federation BPWC positions and FCC testimony. Birth notice follows: William Adolph II born March 27 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to William H Theisen and Lucy Gillette Theisen. grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marianne Campbell
WJEH
Avco Broadcasting
Cincinnati
Avco
John T. Murphy
Campbell
WLW Radio and Television
WLWC
Columbus
Dayton
Indianapolis
Texas
Ohio
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ohio Federation
BPWC
FCC
NAB
Commission
Chauncey
William H. Theisen
U. S. Navy
Theisen
Lucy Gillette
Millfield
William Adolph II
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harold Gillette
Athens
William Theisen
Wade Everett
Oscar Simpson
Glouster Meetings Postponed to April 13
The Past Chiefs Club meeting is postponed from Thursday this week to April 13. The Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Marena Schultz in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Marena Schultz
Jacksonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital Birth Notices
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals at Mount St. Mary Hospital including daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Kieffer of Murray City and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hampton of Logan Route 4, and sons for several families such as Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gambill of McArthur Route 2 and others across Nelsonville, Chauncey, Buchtel, Athens, and surrounding areas. The notices name multiple parents and locations, showing a broad townwide set of newborns and family entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kieffer
Murray City
Randall Hampton
Logan
Bert Gambill
McArthur
Alma Smith
Nelsonville
Lee Dowler
New Marshfield
Maxine Davis
Tammy Kelly
William E. Smith
Pearl Donley
Glouster
Lena R. Wolfe
John Sheskey
Buchtel
William Finnearty
Chauncey
Osie Howard
William Gaskalla
Jacksonville
Rita Canter
Belle Smith
Athens
Terry K .Bunting
Maggie Nahm
Terry Brown
Lancaster
Markets Gallipolis Prices From Ohio Valley Livestock Sale
Markets Gallipolis Prices From Ohio Valley Livestock Sale list detailed figures for hogs, cattle, veal calves, sheep and lambs. Hogs range 8-18 per hundred, cattle ends 12-28.75, veal tops 36.25, lambs tops 22 with various weights and grades. Includes light hogs, sows, boars, baby beef, milk cows, fat cows, bulls, wethers, stock ewes, and culls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Get Pilot's License Before This Flight
Louisville church bulletin joke claims flight training leads to heaven, satirically urging people to become pilots to reach the afterlife. The light humor references aviation and religious imagery in a church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Water vapor blankets the earth across Sahara and beyond
A report notes widespread atmospheric humidity with high water vapor levels spanning far from tropical zones into arid regions including the Sahara, suggesting climate or weather pattern shifts affecting global moisture balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Sahara
Local Docket Names Women In Social Registry
A brief society note lists Baby Brenda Oliver, Mrs. Amanda Hook, and Miss Tammy Kelly among names in the community social registry. The items indicate family or hostess circles and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Oliver
Amanda Hook
Tammy Kelly
Complex state housing program expanded with revenue bonds
A proposed plan grants the commission broad powers to spend state funds and borrow for housing projects and tax relief. It envisions direct grants, federal loans, and partnerships with subdivisions to aid housing, with a fund to cover real estate taxes for aged and needy residents. Bonds and revenue bonds would be issued, exempt from taxes, backed by state excises and license taxes, subject to annual fiscal safeguards on debt levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commission
General Revenue Fund
Comerion
Ohio
Com
Ohio and Commission
Ao County
Vague Ohio Suffrage Phrase From 1967 Referendum
A fragment notes that if the majority of electors voting on the proposed measure held on the first Bweedey after the first Monday May 1967 adopt the same it will be in accord with the Ohio Constitution. The wording is unclear and references a historic constitutional alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Paha
Ohio Bond Commission
Senate
Ohio Secretary certifies amended joint resolution text
Ted W. Brown Secretary issues true copy of Amended Substituteto use Joint Resolution No. 22 filed above sections of the Constitution Columbus March 2, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
State of
Ohio
Secretary of State
Columbus
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Lucy Daugherty
Mrs
Hattie Douglas
Hattie Finney Douglas
the Plains
Beaumont
William A
Maisie Finney
Athens County
Lois Houser
Springfield
Irene Thompson
Rose Bertrand
Riverside
Calif
Hugh Finney
Ida Davies
Jennie
William Jr
Hughes Funeral Home
Agnes Waderker
Agnes R. Waderker
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Calhoun County
W. Va
Jacob
Dora Martin Catlitt
George ©. Waderker
Hillis
Laura Reynolds
Garce Jones
Eula Colston
Parkersburg
Barnett Ridge Methodist Church
Barnett Ridge Cemetery
Faucett Stone Funeral Home
Ruth van Cooney
Graham Services
Perpasuive
United States
Hay
Secorte
Treasurer of State
House of Representative
Supreme Court Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Auditor of State
Secretary
107Th General Assembly
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Office OF the Secretary OF State
Gene Assembly
Tommy Lee Rutter
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mrs. Campbell
National Association of Broadcasters Board
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Association For
Daytime Broadcasters Association
Radio Code Board
American Business Women’s Association
Glouster Meetings
Stanley Carpenter
Gay Johnson
Thomas Baker
William Nutter
Lucille Hubbard
Amber Jeffers
Thomas Wilson
Clyde Duffy
Marion Skinner
Inez Courtney
Sophia LaFollette
Ivan Allen
Charles Kemper
Rodney Poling
Helen Ward
Tommy Rice
Carolyn Warren
Vern Dresher
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