Obituaries for Frank A. Dishon and infant son in Athens
Frank A. Dishon, 82, former McCuneville postmaster and longtime Shawnee Lodge member, died in Newark City Hospital. Surviving wife Gertrude, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with Masonic services and funeral in Newark area. Also a twin infant son of William and Mrs. Black died at Sheltering Arms Hospital, burial at West Union Cemetery. Parents, siblings, and grandparents named. burial at West Union and New Lexington Cemetery noted.
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Frank A. Dishon
McCuneville
Newark City Hospital
Newark
Shawnee Lodge
F &Am
New Lexington
RAM
James A
Lydia Strawn Dishon
Gertrude
Nellie Murphy
James K
William J
Howard
Charles
Lancaster
Althea Heidelbaugh
Minnie Dishon
Shawnee
George
Oakland City
Humphrey Funeral
Funeral
New Lexington Cemetery
Athens
William Black
W. Union Sr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
West Union Cemetery
Tina
Foster Place
Water outage planned for Fairview and Pleasantville areas
Water service will be suspended Friday from about noon for four hours while city crews install a new fire hydrant in Pleasantville. Water and Sewer Line Supt. Raymond Smith announces the shutdown and urges residents to arrange alternate water supply.
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Nelsonville
Fairview
Pleasantville Avenues
Raymond Smith
Pleasantville
Local Happenings Span Visit and Picnics in Haydenville
Haydenville notes record numerous visits and social events. Ca-Bettees 4-H Club members joined a Tar Hollow 4-H Camp outing with several relatives, while other residents hosted guests from Columbus Somers et Logan and Toronto. A Kings Daughters class devotion and July social at Mrs. Neal Gierhart’s home conclude with an August family picnic planned at Mrs. Swain’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Janice Criohers
Cindy Bruce
Linda Adams
Linda Anderson
Ca-Bettees 4-H Club
Tar Hollow
Patton
Carl Fisher
Don
Mary Kate
Clements
Mich
John Fisher
Mary Fisher
William Ohlinger
Louise Ohlinger
B. P. Rheinscheid
Logan
Nellie Bond
Charles Lyke
Columbus
Florida
Gertrude Achauer
Nancy May
Carbon Hill
Mary Ann Stover
William Miller
Indian River City
Fla
Kathleen Anderson
John
Arlington Heights
Ill
Robert McQuilken
Jerry Crothers
Dale
Suzette Patton
Wallbridge
Harry Patton
Charles Patton
Ray Sigler
Nora Skiver
Kings Daughters
Neal Gierhart
Miss Skiver
Harry Swain
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list birth announcements for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Champ and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Easterling. Admissions include Mary A. Stover Rosemary Clouston Rodney Riley Elton G. Campbell Mary E. Kreitz William Breeze Birdeth E. Chesser Eugene Berry Roman Phillips Jack sonville Kenneth Giffen Potts Malta Master John W. Dod son Sara J. Gibbons Ruth Samuta Marjorie Burch Terry L. Foughty Betsy Howard Zora Walker Flossie McCallister among others in Haydnville Nelsonville Glouster The Plains Malta Corning Albany and nearby routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Stover
Haydenville
Rosemary Clouston
Nelsonville
Rodney Riley
Glouster
Elton G. Campbell
Mary E. Kreitz
New Straitsville
William Breeze
New Lexington
Birdeth E. Chesser
McArthur
Eugene Berry
Roman Phillips
Jacksonville
Kenneth Giffen
Corning
Richard Potts
Malta
John W. Dodson
Sara J. Gibbons
Ruth Samuta
Deanville
Marjorie Burch
Terry L. Foughty
the Plains
Betsy Howard
Zora Walker
Flossie McCallister
Albany
Church Class Picnic At Rachemacher Park
The Progres sive Young Adults Sunday School Class of the EUB Church held a picnic at Rach elmacher Park. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darnell led the event with Grace by Darnell before supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Meadows and children, Mr and Mrs Bill King and children, Mr and Mrs Earl Funk and son, Mr and Mrs Darnell and children, and Mr and Mrs Richard Life and daughter. Patty Matthews Susie and Robby Saving attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
EUB Church
Rachelmacher Park
Edward Darnell
Grace
Darnell
George Meadows
Bill King
Earl Funk
Richard Life
Patty Matthews
Susie
Robby Saving
Parade Of The Hills Junior Event Set In Nelsonville
Nelsonville festival extends a junior parade from August 19 with four divisions. Queens Parade slated for August 22. Division commanders include Dix Powell Roland Pierce Jack Oakley and others guiding parade lines and movements along Poplar Street with city police and volunteer firemen aiding traffic control. John Ward David Devore lead the queen detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dix Powell
Roland Pierce
Jack Oakley
Jack Riley
Roy Davis, Jr
Galvin Ray
Everett Woody
Everett V. Woody
Chestnut
Walnut
Poplar St
Queen
John Ward
David Devore
Fred Nixon
Bane Goss
Earl Hilleary
Harry Stage
Don Frank
Dale Wharton
James Cope
Jer
Ry Priser
Austin Cope
Mary Jane McKnley
Paul Betts
Chris Wolfe, Jr
O. K. Carpenter
Searles Hold First Family Reunion in Nelsonville
The first annual Searles family reunion for the late William and Carrie Searles took place July 30 at Mrs. Catherine Spence in Corning. Attendees included Goldie Nelson Martha Breeze Gloria Pettit Paul Rev Wilbur McKee Trenda Forsbach William Searles Pat Larry Jim Searles Mona Penrod Cathy and Rendville pastor Hazel Syx and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William
Carrie Searles
Catherine Spence
Corning
Goldie Nelson
Martha Breeze
Gloria Pettit
Paul
Wilbur McKee
Trenda
Phil Forsbach
Millertown
William Searles
Pat
Larry
Jim Searles
Elbert
Cathy
Mona Penrod
Corn
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Chris Wolfe, Sr
Wolfe
W. Washington St
Army Jet
Marietta
Army
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Central Press
Henry Williams
George Wells
Karen Wells
Somerset
Sylvia McMasters
Middleport
Albert Sparks
Homer Hawkins
Rutland
Charlotte Dixon
Toronto
Canada
Lillian McKee
Isabelle Winebrenner
Mary Phillips
New Haven
Roy Crothers
Rachelmacker Park
T. C. Riddlebarger
Retha Moore
Harry Boyd
America
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Guy Champ
Howard Easterling
Murray City
Admissions
West Bend
Searles
Valley Lodge 169
Knights of Pythias
Frigidaire
Oxford
Shasf
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