Area Death Notices from Middleport to The Plains
Obituaries report Vernon Darst 76 Middleport died at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. He worked 35 years for New York Central railroad and leaves 1 son 4 daughters 16 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. Ewing Funeral Home burial Kgger Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Middleport
Vernon Darst
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
New York Central Railroad
Ellison Darst
East Ridge
Tenn
Wanda Searles
Columbus
Martha Wolfe
Freda Russell
Springfield
Kay Barnett
Wheeling
W. Va
Elizabeth
Ewing Funeral Home
Kgger
Logan
Catherine Sutton
East Second Street
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Charles and
Curtista Duffey Sutton
Donald Iles
Charles Rudolph Sutton
Miss Sutton
Vernon Sutton
Nellie
Bessie
Myrtle
Zola
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Heinlein
Lloyd Evans
Miller Chapel
Union Furnace
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dencil Kimberling of Leon West Virginia. Dismissed were Mrs. Denny Jane Garnes of Rutland Loretta Noel and Julie Minton both of Point Pleasant Mrs Kenneth Gillenwater Dorothy Grimms Landing and Mrs Alpha Woodall of Point Pleasant.
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Dencil Kimberling
Leon
W. Va
Denny
Jane) Garnes
Rutland
Loretta Noel
Point Pleasant
Julie Minton
Kenneth Gillenwater
Dorothy
Grimms Landing
Alpha Woodall
Ex-Vinton County Educator Kenneth Leach Dies
Kenneth Leach 66 former Zaleski superintendent and Vinton County Junior High principal died Sunday in New Brunswick Canada of an apparent heart attack. Survivors include wife Louise Laughlin Leach three daughters and several relatives. Services are Thursday at 2 p.m. in Zaleski United Methodist Church with burial in Zaleski Cemetery. Masonic and Shrine services are planned at the McArthur funeral home.
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Zaleski
Kenneth Leach
New Brunswick
Canada
Vinton County
Frank and
Stella Leach
Wellston High School
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Leach
Zaleski Lodge
F&am
Mona
The
Order of Eastern Star
Aladdin Temple
Taberah Shrine
McArthur
Louise Laughlin Leach
Janet Gurney
Youngstown
Jean Ann Johnson
Hamden
Judy Reeves
Akron
Donald
Zaleski United Methodist Church
DeLoss Smith
D. M. Bryson
James M. Blower
Harold Weatherholt dies at 72 longtime Gallipolis newspaperman
Harold Watts Weatherholt 72, longtime Gallipolis Daily Tribune publisher and former editor at Dear Publications, died Monday at his home of an apparent heart attack. He led the Tribune 29 years and served 16 years as secretary manager of Gallia Savings and Loan. He helped found the Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association and held various civic roles. Funeral Tuesday night and services Wednesday at Grace United Methodist Church with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Harold Watts Weatherholt
First Ave
Weatherholt
Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Dear Publications
New Jersey
Midwest
The
Tribune
William Giddings Sibley
Gallia Savings and Loan Co
Sibley
Charles E. Holzer Sr
Elias and
Servilla Watts Weatherholt
Gallia Academy
Ohio State University
Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association
Blue Pencil Club
Ohio Valley-Kanawaha
Sigma Delta Chi
Morning Dawn Lodge F&am
Aladdin Temple Shrine
Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame
Coell Jmden Weatherholt
Manning Weatherholt
Douglas Weatherholt
Dwight Weatherholt
First Avenue
Paul W. Hawks
Grace United Methodist Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
McCoy- Weatherholt Funeral Home
TB Tests Scheduled by Hocking County Health Dept
Logan Ohio Hocking County health department will offer Mantoux TB tests this week on Tuesday 1 7 and Wednesday 9 3 for all food handlers. reactors should have received a test X ray letter. Immunization session last Friday administered 19 DPT 5 measles and 13 polio vaccines. No immunization clinic Friday due to TB testing.
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Logan
Hocking County
Weekend arrests in Pomeroy police action
Pomeroy Police reported multiple weekend arrests including Warren Tedder from New Haven for intoxication, Donald Lovett of Meigs County for intoxication, Gene Bass of Pomeroy for assault and battery, and Ronald Circle, 17, of New Haven for squealing tires.
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Pomeroy
Warren Tedder
New Haven
Donald Lovett
Meigs County
Gene Bass
Ronald Circle
Fisher in Huntington Veteran Hospital Ward 2A
Frank Fisher of Racine has spent over a month in the Veterans Hospital in Huntington on Ward 2A marking his second extended admission. Residents send cards and well wishes to support him.
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Racine
Frank Fisher
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Fined and Bonds Forfeited in Hocking County Court
One case heard in Hocking County Court with three bonds forfeited. Lester L. Hamilton pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Bonds of 23.50 dollars each were forfeited for speeding by Richard A. Bolton Jerry L. Hayes and James E. Kraus.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Lester L. Hamilton
New Straitsville
Richard A. Bolton
Nelsonville
Jerry L. Hayes
James E. Kraus
Columbus
Eagleton to Step Aside From McGovern Ticket
Senator Eagleton to resign from the Democratic presidential ticket after a two hour Marble Room meeting. McGovern said the move aims to end fierce internal debates while Eagleton defended his health history and pledged to remain active.
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Eagleton
Senate
Stinky Incident Reports Odd Skunk at Alden Library
A 1:25 a.m. Monday incident at Ohio University Alden Library involved janitors, OU police, and a skunk on the sixth floor. A janitor covered the animal with a cardboard box and, after securing it with metal strips, called a district game protector who retrieved the skunk with a syringe inside the box.
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Ohio University
Alden
New Marshfield
Athens
Stolen Cigarettes Lead to Fine in Athens Court
A man pleaded guilty to stealing a pack of cigarettes worth 45 cents from Kroger in Athens and was fined 100 dollars plus costs in Athens County Municipal Court. Other Monday and Tuesday court actions included varied charges from disorderly conduct to public intoxication with assorted forfeitures and bonds.
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Kroger’s
Athens
Athens County
Jerry L. King
the Plains
Ralph Morgan
Mohammed Yahaya
Union St
Ellen Abraham
Igor’s
Igor
Garry Gibson
Ronald Russell
Albany
David W. Niemi
Cleveland
Highway Patrol
Bradley White
Clay Golden
Stewart
Grand Jury to Hear Seven Cases in Athens County
Seven cases will be presented to the August session of the Athens County Grand Jury for possible indictments. Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr. notes two counts each of aiding and abetting in malicious destruction of property and malicious destruction, plus aiding and abetting in breaking and entering and assault with a deadly weapon. The seven-session year follows a new Ohio Supreme Court rule.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Claire M. Ball Jr
Ball
Grand Jury
Ohio Supreme Court
John A. Dawson
Steve
Veterans Memorial Hospital Notes and Grange Meeting Announced
Veterans Memorial Hospital notes list staff and patients including Gertrude Ross Ronald Bostic Doris Curry Douglas Smith Vernon Durst and others from multiple towns. Nelsonville York Grange No 2436 will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the Grange Hall Oak Grove with refreshments by potluck.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gertrude Ross
Pomeroy
Ronald Bostic
Point Pleasant
Doris Curry
New Haven
Douglas Smith
Vernon Durst
Middleport
Clarence Wikline
Racine
Ronald Lyons
Mason
Tammy Debord
Robert Staats
Orland Laudermill
Mabel Rumbaugh
Syracuse
Wilma Riggs
Timothy Klien
Minersville
Avanell Bath
Margaret Blankenship
Albany
Maxine Oldaker
Letart
York
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Debated Eagleton Replacement Shapes DNC Veep Pick
The Democratic National Committee faces arguments over who may vote on selecting a new vice presidential candidate to replace Eagleton. The panel must decide whether only state apportioned members or the full 303 committee should vote, amid seating challenges and new rules from the Miami Beach convention.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Thomas F. Eagleton
George McGovern
McGovern
Eagleton
National Committee
Miami Beach
District of Columbia
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Democratic Governors Conference
Congress
Senate
House
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Sen
Silas Wright
James S. Sherman
William Howard Taft
Columbia University
Nicholas M. Butler
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits Local Names in List
Mount St Mary Hospital reports a discharge of several patients from Nelsonville Athens Chauncey The Plains and surrounding areas The admission roster includes Ben Kirkendall Steve Thomas Sylvester Woodard Audrey Bishop Ralph Arnold Gary Carr James Weisenbach Luke J Har dy Edward Whitehair Earl Weiss and Roger Burchfield among others
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Ben Kirkendall
Steve Thomas
Buchtel
Sylvester Woodard
Logan
Audrey Bishop
Ralph Arnold
Nelsonville
Gary Carr
James Weisenbach
Athens
Clarence Staley
Chauncey
Luke J. Hardy
the Plains
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Esaia Belli
Laurelville
Roberts Funeral Home
Leonard Ferguson
Belli
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sadie Huston
Dayton
Plains Nazarene Church
Martin and
Martha Tribby Huston
Huston
Charles Cochran
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Harold Weatherholt
Herr Landmark
Delbert Kasler
Mgr. Kurtz
the Atlantis
Lost John
Zeke Hutchison
Meigs County Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee
Nelson
Nixon
White House
Sen. Eagleton
Golden
Amanda Creamer
Roberto Capito
Weirton
Thomas D. Horst
Palmer St
Ben Mitchell
N. Lancaster St
Charles Mullenix
Carriage Hill
James E. Shultz
Kettering
Michael Zalpuski
Lois
Robert Hoskin
Avon Place
Robert Sebring
Chesterhill
Clyde Beasley
Ptl
David Cogar
Brenda Teets
Meigs Meetings
Columbia Chapel
Pleasant Rock
Albany Wilkesville Road
Middleport Lodge No. 363
Masonic Temple
Roosa
Bruce Nolan
Mark Burton
Kenneth Smith
Roger David
Lawrence Ray Facemyer Jr
Leora Short
Chris Capehart
Lonna Hollon
Pauline Stuart
Mildred Phillips
Conan Hill
Lucy McCune
John Bigelow
Ronald Morris
Harrison Robinson
Joseph Bowers
Debra Norris
Grange
Califor
Nia
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Duane Covert
Sinie Pancake
Edward Whitehair
Lydia Millikin
Earl Weiss
Roger Burchfield
Lennox
Comfort Center
East State St
Athens, Ohio
Cannon
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