Area Obituaries Ins and Obit Notes Huntington and Nelsonville
Obituaries report Tarence Earr Starkey 53 Huntington died Monday. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rock of Ages United Baptist Church. Also George France 84 Nelsonville died at Arcadia Nursing Home Hesboro. Survived by wife Mary, children, grandchildren. services 2:30 p.m. Thursday Johnson Funeral Home. Andrew E. Noland 85 Columbus graveside Thursday 1 p.m. Bean Cemetery Guysville.
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HUNTINGTON — _ Tarence Earr Starkey
Huntington
Huntington Hospital
White Chapel Memorial Gardens
Rock of Ages United Baptist Church
E. E. Fry
Fanny Cremeans Starkey
John Hunt
Ashland
Frank Workman
Starkey
Alfred
Walter
Elgin, Ill
George McComas
Marie Holley
Glenwood
Eddie Starkey
Salt Rock
Nelsonville
George France
Chestnut St
Arcadia
Hesboro
Morgan County
Nelson
Nancy France
Mary
Harold
Ivan
Irvin
Columbus
Audrey Columber
Logan
Johnson Funeral Home
J. Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Ethel Dane Rybinski
Detroit
Mich
Longstreth
Sank Dane
Mattie Dane
Bill
Bob
Lank» Jr
Lorain
Jack
Kenneth
Wallace
Carbonhill
Esther Savinski
Vermillion
Oleta Wilson
Dorothy McKenney
Newark
Carbonhill Cemetery
Athens
Nora Belle Gilkey
East Manor
John
Sarah Ballard Miller
Ira
Maude Perry
Heddy Bellville
Bill Miller
Charles
Maggie
Jagers Funeral
Luther Ramsey
Bates Cemetery
Funeral
Andrew E. Noland
Bean Cemetery
Guysville
Nelsonville meetings on election planning and club notices
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 to conduct officer elections at 7 30 p m Thursday. York Township Democrat Club to meet at Odd Fellows Hall to plan May second election activities including Ohio Bond Commission and apportionment proposal. Circle Three WSCS meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 116 Canal St.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Post
York Township
Democrat Club
Odd Fellows Hall
West Columbus Street
Ohio
Circle Three
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Clifford Weiss
Canal St
Dinner Honors Man on 80th Birthday in Laurelville
Guy Karshner celebrated his 80th birthday at his Laurelville home on April 2 1967 with a dinner in his honor. Attendees included J C Keller Circleville Robert Shoemaker Jody and Robin Kingston Roger Egan Cindy Steve Keith Beglin Julie Jamie Lavern Egan Albert Berglin and Debbie.
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Laurelville
Guy Karshner
J. C. Keller
Circleville
Robert Shoemaker
Jody
Robin
Kingston
Roger Egan
Cindy
Steve
Keith Beglin
Julie
Jamie
Lavern Egan
Albert Berglin
Debbie
Charter review and uniform inspection for Troop 69
Wednesday night events include a Boy Scout Troop 69 charter review and uniform inspection at First Presbyterian Church with Troop Committee meeting at 7 30 led by Carl Hardy. Keith Butt of Kootage Area Council to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Carl Hardy
Keith Butt
Kootage
Valley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Murray City Alumni Association
Eagles Hall
First Methodist Church
Clifford Weiss
Canal Street
Weiss
Bernice Cagg
Carl Knowlton
Adelbert Patton
Joanna Evans
Nelsonville
Little House
Dora Calentine
Nelsonville High School presents The Mouse That Roared play
Nelsonville The Senior Class of Nelsonville High School performed its class play The Mouse That Roared in the high school auditorium. A matinee was shown for pupils with a two act comedy featuring a long list of student performers led by Billie Ann Freer and Sandy Whiteman.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Billie Ann Freer
Sandy Whiteman
Mary Jane Watkins
Phyllis Perkins
Lorna Barber
Patricia Barber
Sharon Cable
Shirley Auflick
Shirley Kern
Paul Conrad
Charles Yorde
Mike Annis
Jim Stumbo
Mary Davis
Jane Mingus
Jane Dupler
Ohio and Cincinnati Market Prices Report
Ohio grain values show No 2 red wheat 1.57 to 1.66 cash, corn 1.23 to 1.32 per bushel, oats about 69 to 75 cents, soybeans 2.70 to 2.78. Cincinnati livestock notes limited sales with cattle 200 head and calves 25. barrows and gilts firmer, sows higher, prices for various weights listed. sheep sales too light for a market test.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Cincinnati
USDA
Six Cases Heard In Nelsonville Mayor Court
Six cases were reviewed in Nelsonville Mayor Court Tuesday night. Loretta Jean Smith pleaded guilty to assured clear distance and was fined 15 dollars plus costs. Ronald Elliott was fined 15 dollars and costs for left of center. Charles C. Robinette forfeited 40 dollars bond for unsafe operation. Ronald Vernon forfeited 25 dollars bond for speeding. Thomas Arthur Williams forfeited 20 dollars bond for passing at an intersection. James Davis charged with littering a public street forfeited 10 dollars bond. Charles Hook cited for speeding ordered to appear Friday at 8 30 p.m.
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Loretta Jean Smith
Nelsonville
Charles C. Robinette
Ronald Vernon
Athens
Thomas Arthur Williams
Cleveland
James Davis
Franklin St
Charles Hook
Births and dismissals at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pidcock Nelsonville Route 2 a son and several other newborns including Master David Riley and Master Shawn Fisher plus Mrs Leona Kilgore and Mr Clifford Rizer among families in Nelsonville Glouster Murray City and Athens. Dismissals include Mrs Bert Gambill and son and several others.
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Donald Pidcock
Nelsonville
Delbert Peacock
Glouster
David Riley
William Bowers
Charles Powell, Jr
Lawrence Smith
Murray City
Marie Whitmore
Shawn Fisher
Athens
Wanda Cagg
Leona Kilgore
Clifford Rizer
William Altman
Pearly Wicks
Leona Glass Chauncey
Ruth Patton
Charles
Pete) Glenn
Bert Gambill
Floyd Russell and Son
Ralph Conley
Delores Nixon
Dean Thompson
Lloyd Simonton
Pauline Faye Howard
Rickey Lehman
Bertha Toney
J. B. Nadzam
Mary M. Grinstead
Conference Date Set For Annual Gathering
LETART FALLS The annual conference set for May 3 at Newark and a weekend school program at Otterbein College July 7 to 9 were announced at the East Letart WSCS meeting. A rummage sale is planned for May 5 and subscriptions to The Methodist Woman and World Outlook are due.
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Letart Falls
Newark
Otterbein College
East Letart
Methodist Woman
Bike Tags Required In Nelsonville Police Issue
Nelsonville residents must renew bicycle licenses announced by Police Chief Max Valkinburg. 1967 tags start Saturday at 10 a.m. at the police station with weekly Saturday mornings and Wednesday evenings issuance. Licenses required for bikes on city streets. tag price fifty cents.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Five Day Forecast: Mild Week Ahead With Warm Temps
The forecast calls for a warmer second half of the week and mild conditions into next week. Temperatures from Thursday to Monday will average well above normal with highs reaching the lower to upper 70s in the north and 60s to near 70 in the south, and lows in the 40s to 50s. Scattered showers are expected late this week and again next week, totaling about .25 to .5 inch.
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Tarence Earl Starkey
Ona Starkey
Edgar Starkey
International Nike
Chapman Funeral Home
Ethel Rybinski
Noland Services
New York
Broadway
the Palace
Winter Garden
44Th Street
54Th
Nelsonvile
Ronald
Elliott
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ford Motor Plant
Sheffield
Ala
Note Pearson
Spiritual Life
Ferne Hayman
Africa
Mrs. Pearson
Mildred Donohew
Eileen Roush
Mabel Shields
Doris Adams
Lillian Early
Clara Adams
Barbara Adams
Mary Roush
Hazel Fox
Manne Ur Inser
IGA
Wi. V. A
Sterling
ARGO
Maxwell Coffee “S
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