Area Obituaries Clinches Life of Floyd Palmer in Cleveland
Floyd T. Palmer of Cleveland formerly Chauncey died after a heart attack. He was a World War II veteran and retired from Chase and Brass Co. Survived by wife Betty Dickerson Palmer and three daughters, plus five brothers and three sisters. Arrangements by Breckman and Sons Funeral Home. Gilbert Devault dies in Willoughby area after stroke during car crash. Burial in Willoughby. services attended by Davis and White families.
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Cleveland
Floyd T. Palmer
Chauncey
Fannie Palmer
Isaac J. Palmer
Chase and Brass Co
Betty Dickerson Palmer
Pamela
Flaine
Karen
Lewis
Robert
Richard
Cleveland Austin
Chicago
Ill
Clyde
Virgin Islands
Maude Kaufman
Stella Palmer
Bettyarich
Millfield
Breckman and Sons
Wilkesville
Alva Devault
Gilbert Devault
Devault
Hollis
Minnie Davis Devault
Willoughby
Orville
Edwin Davis
Danville
Robert Davis
Ralph and
Bonnie White
Radcliff
United Methodist Church
Fletcher Sizemore
Columbus
Mr. Sizemore
Oreton
Sylvia Pierce Sizemore
Radcliff Cemetery
Navy Man Bernard Wolfe dies in Phoenix crash
Bernard PD Wolfe a 39 year old ENI U S Navy of Racine died in an automobile crash Sunday in Phoenix Arizona He served aboard the S S Samuel Gompers in Vietnam and had 18 years of service with duty in Korea and Vietnam He is survived by four sons a daughter and several relatives Services are Sunday at 2 pm with full military honors to follow.
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Bernard PD Wolfe
Eni
U. S. Navy
Phoenix
Ariz
Wolfe
S.S. Samuel Gompers
Vietnam
Navy
Korea
Timothy Darrell
Thomas Glenn
Charles Bryan
Jimmy Christopher
Bernadine Killen Wolfe
Winter Haven
Kla
Gordon S
Huth Pickens Wolfe
Beryl
Hebron
Lawrence
Marjorie) Hoffner
Pomeroy
Fwing
Cmdr
Basil A. Hensley
USNRR
Camera Charge Admitted in Athens Court
Cedric Mohr 21 of South Green Building Six Athens an Ohio University student pleaded guilty to receiving and concealing a stolen Nikkormat camera valued under 60 dollars. Judge fined 200 dollars and 15 days in jail. Reed pleaded guilty to issuing a 34 dollar check with intent to defraud. Johnson and Keirns also pleaded guilty with small fines.
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Cedric Mohr
South Green
Athens
Ohio University
Athens County
Sue Cazaly
Franklin Sheeter
Mohr
William Reed
James Hall
Woolworth’s
Reed
Mary Johnson
State St
State Patrol
Perry Man Named To State Post
A New Lexington native, Paul J. Sherlock, named director of the Travel and Tourist Bureau of the Ohio Department of Development by Dr. David C. Sweet. Sherlock replaces Richard B Carlin who becomes manager of the Louisville Visitors Bureau. Sherlock previously served as assistant director and has traveled extensively aiding Ohio's recreational and tourist facilities. During 1972 the USDA plans broad programs to help farmers control pests more effectively and reduce chemical pesticides including DDT.
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Lexington
Paul J. Sherlock
Ohio Department of Development
David C. Sweet
Sherlock
Perry County
Richard B Carlin
Louisville
USDA
Two Glouster youths jailed for larceny after battery theft
In Hocking County Court Judge James Stilwell fined 25 dollars and sentenced Jerry E. Jack 18 and John Smathers 19, both of Glouster Route 3, to 10 days in jail each after pleading guilty to stealing a $15 battery from Tri-County Community Action Agency. The theft occurred Thursday night and deputies later arrested them behind Murray City laundry.
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Logan
Glouster Area
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Jerry E. Jack
John Smathers
Glouster
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Sheriff's Deputies
Murray City
Muskie fate taints frontrunner bid and tears rise
Ed Muskie loses momentum amid party splits and overconfidence as his cautious centrism clashes with voter demands. A weak organizational pace and heavy adviser load hindered decisive moves, while the New Hampshire tearful episode haunts the campaign and fuels chants of crybaby on a Pittsburgh sidewalk.
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McGovern
New Hampshire
Humbert Humphrey
Florida
Muskie
Pittsburgh
Athens Parochial School Face Possible Closure
The fate of St. Paul’s Catholic School in Athens hinges on diocesan officials from the Steubenville Diocese. With 110 students, the school may close if financial issues are not resolved as Bishop John King Massie could decide next week. parents are kept informed.
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St. Paul's Catholic
Stuebenville
Athens
St. Paul’s Church
Christ the King
St. Paul
Dale Nitz
Denise Crangle
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Denise
Athens City
Logan
Parkersburg
League Supports Levy In Athens Area Vote
The Athens League of Women Voters backs the state constitutional amendments to revise government procedures and the 5 mill renewal levy for Athens City Schools. The levy covers 17 percent of operating funds, about $319000, with renewal through 1976 unless new funds are voted later.
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Athens League of Women Voters
Athens City
Athens
State officials tour Ohio University campus visit
State Personnel Director Paul Cory and assistants met OU administrators including President Claude Sowle and Charles Culp in Nelson Commons Cafeteria. They discussed the state classification system, personnel boards, training, and services offered to universities as Robert Cecile of Gov. Gilligan's education team prepares to visit. The tour included a campus briefing and exchange of information about university operations.
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Paul Cory
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Cory
Mark Rossner
Nelson Commons
Roesner
Charles Culp
Ward Wilson
Culp
State Personnel Board of Review
Robert Cecile
John Gilligan
Radio Stolen From Car In Athens Police Probe
Athens police investigate two car break ins at Bromley Hall as Greg Alban reports a stolen radio and reverberation unit while Iric Michaels says three books of trading stamps were taken from his glove compartment. Robert Morris was cited after a two car accident on Richland Avenue. Morris later pleaded guilty and paid a 25 dollar fine.
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Athens
Greg Alban
Bromley Hall
Iric Michaels
Robert Morris
Glouster
Richland Avenue
Win 22 Days in Europe Contest with Volkswagen
A local dealership advertises a free 22 day European trip to Holland Switzerland Germany Belgium Austria Luxembourg and France with deluxe travel and a Volkswagen Super Beetle. Participants must test drive a 72 VW and submit a contest entry to name a new computer plug for VW WWW Self Analysis System.
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Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Luxembourg
France
Volkswagen
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