Area Death Notices Hit Logan Athens and More
Multiple obituaries from Logan Athens Shade McArthur Columbus Rutland Henderson Point Pleasant list Walter E Sevey a Logan resident 54 died at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Donald Hudnall 58 of Athens route 1 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Clarence H Friess 67 of Shade died at home. Otto P Dearth 68 of McArthur Two died mowing lawn. Neva Bradford 87 formerly Pom eroy died in Columbus. Michelle Ann Erwin 8 days died in Columbus Children’s Hospital. Jerry Ernest Warner 67 Rutland died at home. Pearl M Rogers 76 Henderson died at daughter’s home. Mary Blanche Williamson 82 Point Pleasant died at Holzer Hospital. Funeral notices follow for each with services and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bernard Sevey
Circleville
Richard Sevey
Groveport
Ruth Cochran
Dorothy Seferan
Anne Heintschell
Rosemary Levey
Toledo
Pauline Bownas
Columbus
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles B. Foy
Oak Grove
Logan
Roberts Funeral Home
Funeral
Athens
Donald Hudnall
Walker Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Isaac
Bertha McDonald Hudnall
Ohio University
Hudnall
Lydia
Linda Teal
Nelsonville
Blanche Ritenour
Burton
S.C
Charles
Stockport
Hollie
Paul
Millfield
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
N. Congress Street
Froman Gollihue
Memory Gardens
Constitution Lodge
Shade
Clarence H. Friess
Edward
Jennie Friess
Plumbers and Steam Fitters
Parkersburg
Lutheran Church
Gladys Burson Friess
Virginia Nauer
Philadelphia
Joan Wilhelm
Jack Friess
Lancaster
Dorothy Jane
Joe B. Maffet
Jerseyville Methodist
Albany
Marie Dearth
Wrightsel Company
A. B. Maloy
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Neva Bradford
Pomeroy
Kenneth
Robert Lilley
Mount Hope
W. Va
Southwick Funeral Home
Miles Cemetery
Rutland
Michelle Ann Erwin
Kenneth E. Erwin
Children’s Hospital
Donna Darlene
Becky Lee
Stephen McClain
Carl Erwin
Cora McClain
Steubenville
Jerry Ernest Warner
Ernest
Emma Gotschall Warner
Edna Louise Warner
Evelyn Lucille Cheek
Dayton
Jack
Jackson
Ethel French
Middleport
Gladys Blackwood
Harrisonville
Evelyn Thomas
Amanda
Esta Larkins
Des Moines
N. M
Rawlings-Coats
Howard Ruppelt
Wells Cemetery
Henderson
Pearl M. Rogers
Janet Defreschia
New Castle
Gilbert F. Rogers
Mason County
Horton
Dora Gillespie Austin
Church of Christ In
Defreschia
Harry
Elizabeth) Calloway
Loraine of
Alice Vaughan
Church of Christ
Eugene Zopp
Rogers Cemetery
Crow - Hassell Funeral Home
Point Pleasant
Mary Blanche Williamson
South Side
Holzer Hospital
Henry Clay
Angis Sayre Combs
Beech Hill
Akron
Lydia Stephens
Eugene V. Williamson Jr
Ashboro
N. C
Lannes
Ney
Torres Williamson
Sally Barrett
Charleston
Will Combs
Florida
Roy
Steve
Catlettsburg
Leon Methodist Church
Normal Nash
Harry Miller
Leon Cemetery
Crow- Hassell Funeral Home
Rockbridge Man Dies In Fire
Hershel Brunton, 64, of Rockbridge, was found dead in a Washington Street home after a Monday fire. Coroner ruled death by smoke inhalation. Firefighters from Good Hope Township and volunteers searched eight to ten minutes before locating Brunton. Sheriff notes a cigarette likely started the blaze. Damages totaled about 2500 to the house and 1500 to contents. exterior undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
Herschel Brunton
Good Hope Township
Fire Department
Washington Street
Paul Bateman
Mr. Brunton
Phyllis
Lancaster
Stoughton
Vatican Denies Change In Birth Control Policy
The Vatican newspaper l Osservatore Romano stated there were no changes in Catholic rules on contraception despite a secret report urging liberalization. The editorial reaffirmed abstinence as the accepted form and warned against interpretations of Pope Paul VI's encyclical, noting the pope reserves final judgment on any future changes. It also said the upcoming world bishops synod will not discuss liberalizing birth control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican
l‘Osservatore Romano
L‘osservatore
Catholic Weekly
Birth Control Commission
Paul
Church
World Synod of Bishops
Ladislae
Graf
Jagers Finishes 3 Day Transportation and Emergency Care Course
Joe Jagers of Jagers Funeral Home completed a three day course in advanced techniques for transportation and emergency care of patients at Marshall University in Huntington. The university sponsored program, with Tri-State Fire School and the Cabell County Medical Society, drew over 150 attendees from nine states. Training included closed chest cardiac massage shock examination mouth to mouth resuscitation and extraction of injured from crushed or overturned vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jagers
Jagers Funeral Home
Marshall University
Huntington
The
University
Tri-State Fire School
Cabell County
W. Va
Cleveland Driver's License Suspended
Municipal Court Tuesday suspended the driver's license of William O Lahey, 23, Cleveland, for six months. He had accumulated a total of 12 points under the state Bureau of Motor Vehicle system for traffic violations within a two-year period. The Parkersburg Marietta Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its April meeting at the Sportsman in Athens, Thursday, beginning at 6 p.m. The highlight of the evening will be an address by Dr. Robert P. Fischer on the Use of Managerial Grids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O.lahey
Cleveland
State Bureau of Motor Vehicle System
Parkersburg - Marietta
National Association of Accountants
Sportsman
Athens
Robert P. Fischer
Carpenter's Space Flight Days Over
Astro naut M Scott Carpenter, six months after a surgery to mend a left arm injured in 1964 Bermuda crash, says he will never fly in space again. The operation barely helped and left him at a standstill, ending his spaceflight prospects though he may still fly jets. Only two of the Mercury seven remain flight ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Mercury
Navy
U.S
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Common Pleas Court Dismisses Old Case
The Common Pleas Court dismissed the suit of Wilbert D. Imbrie against H. S. Farr and Robert F. Kiefer. A continuance granted over four years ago was not pressed by the plaintiff, leading to the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wilbert D. Imbrie
H. S. Farr
Robert F. Kiefer
Traffic Fines for Juveniles in Court
Robert L. Boyer, 16, of Guysville Route 2, fined $5 and costs for failing to obey a police officer. Reckless operation also $5 and costs with license suspended 30 days except to assist his mother. Bonnie Jean Smathers, 14, of Millfield Route 1, fined $5 and costs for no operator's license and barred from any license until on or after Aug 5, 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Boyer
Ibra Boyer
Guysville
Bonnie Jean Smathers
Betty Woodring
Millfield
Hortin Resigns as Director at Ohio University
Dr Hortin resigns from his post as director amid acknowledgment of his long career in journalism education. Formerly in charge at Murray State, he led journalism and publicity and held roles with the Chamber of Commerce and Lower Tennessee Valley Association. He coauthored Modern Journalism and is listed in Who's Who in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Hortin
Ohio
Doctor Hartin
Murray State
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Lower Tennessee Valley Association
Who
America
McKendree College
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Associated Press
United Press International
Mellie Scott
West Paducah
Markets Cincinnati and Columbus Grain Prices
In Cincinnati, cattle and hog markets were mixed with steady or higher spots for select categories. prime calves and slaughter stock showed strong demand. In Columbus, Ohio Department of Agriculture reported cash grain prices with No 2 red wheat at 1.51-1.60, corn 1.20-1.28 per bushel, oats around 0.70-0.78, and soybeans 2.68-2.78 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Columbus
Ohio
Main studies at Johns Hopkins for RH Factor course
Robert J. Main, researcher for Parke-Davis in Ann Arbor, has been sent to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for a graduate course in hematology related to RH Factor. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Main and a graduate of Athens High School and Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Main
Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical Drug Co
Ann Arbor
Mich
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Main Is the
Son
Robert E. Main
Athens High School
Ohio State University
UFOs Reported Over Mason County Skies
Residents across Mason County report multiple unidentified flying objects. Witnesses describe bright colored lights moving silently, with sightings near Camp Conley, Point Pleasant, Henderson, and New Haven. A Huntington paper published a time exposure photo and notes observers doubt a satellite or aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
New Haven
Huntington
Today
Camp Conley
Ohio Selective Service Calls 1236 Men for Induction
Columbus Ohio reports a draft call for 1236 men with 865 to be inducted in May. The national 18,000 draft call totals include Ohio figures of 1236 gross and 865 net. April and last May comparisons show lower and higher counts, with county breakdowns listing Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Morgan Perry Vinton and Washington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Selective Service
Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter E. Sevey
Clarence Friess
Otto P. Dearth
Mrs
Jerry Warner
Mary Williamson
Bob Stroughton
Brunton
Alden Veach
Paul Hartman
Smith Funeral Home
Barre
Logan Monument Co., Inc
W. Main
Sears & Elberfelds
Logan, O
ARMY
James B. Craig
Amherst
Mass
Patrick L. Robinette
Ely
Nev
Craig
Jagers
Dr. Hortin
Choice
Robert Main
John Hopkins
Luci
PT. Pleasant
West Virginia
Mason Skies
TNT
Bill Roush
Roush
James Lilly
the Electric Company
Front St
City
the Electric Co
Columbus and Southern Ono Electric Company
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