Area Death Notices from The Messenger 1967
Funeral services set for Charles Dye in White Funeral Home Vanderhof Cemetery burial to follow. George W Wells 63 of Rutland dies after long illness in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Blanche May Shepard 78 of Pleasantville dies at Lancaster hospital. Flay L Lehman 65 of South Bloomingville Route 1 dies in Hocking Valley Hospital. James Bertwood Davis 82 of New Straitsville Route 1 dies in Hocking Valley Hospital. Homer B Sergent 77 of Upper Five Miles dies at home of heart attack in Mason County. Funeral services in Concord Baptist Church with local clergy officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Continuous visitation at several homes and churches noted.
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Coolville
Charles Lewis Dye
White Funeral Home
R. E. Smith
Vanderhof Cemetery
Dye
Rutland
George W. Wells
Middleport
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Harrisonville
Howard
Amilia Wells
Martin
Baltimore
Blanche May Shepard
Pleasantville
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Perley Shepard
Church of Nazarene
Lancaster
WCTU
Naomi Carpenter
Dwight Steffy
Glouster
William Chambers
Branson Chambers
Logan — Flay L. Lehman
South Bloomingville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Methodist Church
David
Celina
Kansas
Ray
Catherine) Dufford
Columbus
Pearl Lehman
Harry Johns
Logan
James Bertwood Davis
New Straitsville
Point Pleasant
Homer B. Sergent
Upper Five Miles
Union Carbide
Concord Baptist Church
Harry Miller
Clark Bryan
Church Cemetery
Markets at Ohio Valley Livestock Co sale
Market notes from Gallipolis show price ranges for hogs cattle veal calves and sheep. Hogs ranged 10 to 20.50 per cwt with different weights. cattle steers 18 to 26 heifers 18 to 24 baby beef 20 to 27 fat cows 14 to 18.50 milk cows 100 to 200. veal tops 34.75 seconds 30 to 34 medium 24 to 30. sheep ewes lambs 4 to 10 bucks 4 to 10 fat wethers 5 to 10 lambs tops 21 seconds 16 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Ohio apportionment amendment proposed in joint resolution
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No 12 proposes to amend Article II and add new sections in Article XI of the Ohio Constitution to establish biennial house and senate terms, redraw districts, and set ten year apportionment based on census data with specific districting rules, notice, and ballot provisions for a May 1967 special election. The measure would repeal existing provisions of Article II and Article XI if approved.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Bell
General Assembly
United States
State
House of Representative
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
107Th General Assembly
Cameron
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
Commission
Comerone
State of
Ohio Bond Commission Proposal Faces Special Election
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 calls a May 1967 special election to amend Article VIII of the Ohio Constitution. It creates the Ohio Bond Commission with five members for long term terms to finance capital projects across state government, with a broad list of authorized functions and funding mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bond Commission
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio
Commission
State of
Ohio Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution 12 Registered
Secretary of State records certify that Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 12 is filed to amend sections of the Ohio Constitution. The certificate is dated March 2, 1967, in Columbus with the official seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
State of
Ohio
Senate
The
Secreta of State
Columbus
Walker Services Death in Point Pleasant Burial Planned
Thomas E. Walker 36 of Aberdeen Md formerly of Henderson was killed in an accident Friday. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 pm at Chapman Funeral Home Huntington with burial at Suncrest Cemetery Point Pleasant. He was the son of Robert and Virginia Burton Walker of Huntington formerly of Henderson.
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Point Pleasant
Thomas E. Walker
Aberdeen
Henderson
Suncrest Cemetery
Chapman Funeral Home
Huntington
Robert
Virginia Burton Walker
Social Guests Visit from Nearby Towns
Albany residents hosted relatives and friends for dinners and visits over the weekend. Webber Wood of Harrisonville and Melva Radcliffe's sister Mrs. Wood, with afternoon callers including Mr and Mrs McMahan and Mrs Eliza Woodes of Marietta, attended events. Edna Whiteman stayed with her son-in-law and daughter in Canton. Glenn and Ted Tewksbury spent the weekend with their son in Columbus. Ernest Stanley Eva Sanders and Jackson residents visited D L McVay Boyd Williams family. Kate Wood of Athens enjoyed a recent dinner with Edward Brooks and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Webber Wood
Harrisonville
Mrs. Wood
Melva Radcliffe
Mrs. McMahan
Eliza Woodes
Marietta
Edna Whiteman
George Michall
Canton
Glenn Tewksbury
Ted Tewksbury
Columbus
Ernest Stanley
Eva Sanders
Jackson
D. L. McVay
Boyd Williams
Kate Wood
Athens
Edward Brooks
Albany Honor Roll Listed for Fifth Six Weeks
Albany Elementary School Principal John Mullins released the honor roll for the fifth six weeks. Eighth graders named include John Hutchison Margie Jeffers Paul Jones Steven Radcliffe Michael Stanley Barbara Brookhart Jane Dodd Janice Enlow David Fannin Pat Greene Jennie Higginbotham Kenneth Shafer Vicki White and Diana Young. Seventh graders listed are Sarah Kincade Terry McCauley Melanie Stright Debbie Bean Cindy Cooley Richard DeNune Pamela Guess Cynthia Hall Mike Stedman and Charles Wood.
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Albany
John Mullins
John Hutchison
Margie Jeffers
Paul Jones
Steven Radcliffe
Michael Stanley
Barbara Brookhart
Jane Dodd
Janice Enlow
David Fannin
Pat Greene
Jennie Higginbotham
Kenneth Shafer
Vicki White
Diana Young
Sarah Kincade
Terry McCauley
Melanie Stright
Debbie Bean
Cindy Cooley
Richard DeNune
Pamela Guess
Cynthia Hall
Mike Stedman
Charles Wood
Vinton Visitors and Stars Highlight Sports Recreation
Vinton residents hosted guests including Allen Waugh and Linda Lamm from Bidwell and Miss Margaret Edmiston visiting Neva Denny, with Sunday stars in baseball: Ron Fairly of the Dodgers drove in five runs in a 9-3 win over St Louis, while AL Downing of the Yankees pitched six innings of one hit relief in a 7-5 win over Boston.
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Vinton
Allen Waugh
Linda Lamm
Bidwell
Anna Higgins
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
al Downing
Yankees
Boston
New York
Red Sox
Senator Collins Backs Bond Commission and Apportionment Plan
State Senator Oakley C. Collins urges Ohio voters to support Issue No. 1 for the Bond Commission on May 2, arguing it creates 100000 jobs, funds state projects from airports to health centers, and saves local taxpayers millions. he also backs Issue No. 2, the court approved apportionment plan, guaranteeing fair representation for all voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Bond Commission
Minor League Baseball Weekend Results Across Cities
Saturday results include Spokane 5 Portland 4 in 12 innings and Okla City 5 Denver 4 among others. Sunday’s games feature Spokane 4 Portland 1 and Denver 3 2 Okla City 0 3 Phoenix 9 Indianapolis 2. A series leads Philadelphia 3 2 after a San Francisco win.
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Spokane
Portland
City
Denver
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Tulsa
San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
Hawaii
Tacoma
Okla
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Ohio divorce petition filed in Athens County court
Laura Jean Conway sues Paul Allen Conway for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty in Athens County Court of Common Pleas Ohio. Hearing set on or after May 1, 1967. Attorneys Lovelle and Vanity of The Security Building Athens Ohio listed.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Laura Jean Conway
Paul Allen Conway
Brookly Afb
Alabama
Lovelle
Vanity
Athens Ohio
Probate petition seeks sale of Athens real estate to pay legacies
J B Yaonity Jr administrator with will annexed of Edward F Sells deceased filed in Athens County Ohio probate court on April 20 1967 a petition to sell Lot 3198 and Lot 319 Locust Heights in Athens City to pay legacies Frances Cain Sells surviving spouse and other defendants were named and must answer by June Sunday. Attorneys Lavelle and Vanity represent the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
J. B. Younty, Jr
Edward F. Sells
Frances Cain Sells
William Nichols
Nokomis
Florida
Mary Elliott
Stella M. Seltzer
Clarence A. Sells
J. B. Yaonity, Jr
Athens
County of
Locust Heights
City of Athens
Ohio Electors to Decide Constitutional Amendment
If the majority of electors voting on the proposed measure after the first Monday in May 1967 adopt it, the amendment shall become part of the Ohio Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Statewide amendment proposal filed in 1967 Ohio record
The Ohio Secretary of State announces House Joint Resolution No. 22 filed on March 2, 1967, proposing to amend the Ohio constitution with action centered in Columbus. The notice identifies Ted W. Brown as Secretary of State.
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Auditor of State
Secretary of State
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Dye Services
Chester Lemley
Wells Cemetery
Mrs
Blanche Shepard
Nazarene Church
Frank A. Noel Sr
Dew Cemetery
Corning
M. Eugene Carpenter
James B. Davis
Perry County
Davis
Bendix-Westinghouse
Elyria
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Billa Pearl Sprankel
James Orville Davis
North Ridgeville
George William Davis
Gore
Helen Blosser
Logan Route 2
Leonard Funeral Home
Jack Lebenstrom
Haydenville
Ebenezer Cemetery
Lincoln County
Lucy Salmon Sergent
Hattie Bryan
St. Albans
Margaret Fizer
Hurricane
Brooks
Leonard
Herman
Culloden
Orville
Grrarenioet
Eeson
Sta of
Resi
Benerel Assembly
Ohio and Commission
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Office OF the Secretary OF State
W. Brown Jary
Walker Services
Mrs. Melva Radcliffe
Eleanor White
Claude Swick
Wellston
Don Swick
Margaret Edmiston
Neva Denny
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Pike
Scioto
National Basketball Association
J. B. Vanity, Jr
Lavelle and
Anorneys Ur
Porrans Wits Aes Neome
Ee Noeed Ae Gran
Office of the Secreta of State
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