Racine News Notes Highlights Visits and Obituaries
Virginia Neville, Vinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barnett. Pamela Paulins, Oak Hill, visiting Carol Oxyen. PFC Clyde Fitch at Fort Carson Nev earned a safety certificate and seat belts. Numerous local visitors and family gatherings noted. Deaths of Floyd Durst Huntington WVa and Rev A T Welch near Bidwell reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Neville
Vinton
Clyde Barnett
Pamela Paulins
Oak Hill
Carol Oxyen
PFC
Clyde Fitch
Fort Carson
Nev
Willard Oxyen
Jessup
Wayne Oxyen
Lester Elkins
Hilliard
Tony Elkins
Raymond Taylor
Columbus
Jack Clark
Harrisonville
William Oxyer
Resi
Grave sin shadows Africa's Bushmen hunger
Refusal to share food is described as a grave sin among Africa's Bushmen. The nomadic communities struggle to survive in the harsh Kalahari landscape as they eke out a bare existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Kalahari
Straitsville Social Notes Span Regional Visits
Mrs. Maude Denny and Mrs. Dot Denny visited relatives in Zanesville recently. Grace Thomas of Murray City visited Anna James. Anna James and Dot Denny visited Mrs. Ralph Barber in Murray City. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoy of Springfield were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Law son of Columbus weekend visitors of Mrs. Kate Lines. Mrs. Bess Davis was visited by Mrs. Frances Kelly and Mrs. Zada Weed of Detroit, and Mrs. Rugg Brandt of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lines
NEW_ STRAITSVILLE
Maude Denny
Dot Denny
Zanesville
Grace Thomas
Murray City
Anna James
Ralph Barber
John Hoy
Springfield
Raymond Hoy
Edward Lawson
Columbus
Kate Lines
Bess Davis
Frances Kelly
Zada Weed
Detroit
Rugg Brandt
Logan
Athertons and Guests Visit Area Relatives
Alfred Alfred Larry and Di ana Atherton of Columbus visited their grandparents. Mr and Mrs Arthur Atherton and Mr and Mrs John Barnett with family from Gary Indiana were guests of Mr and Mrs Clair Follrod and Nina Robinson. Harold Swartz and family from Williamstown West Virginia visited Ho bar t Swartz's family. Richard Buckley Vickie Lynn Carr and Richard Douglas attend band camp in Ripley West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred — Larry
Diana Atherton
Columbus
Arthur Atherton
John Barnett
Gary
Ind
Clair Follrod
Clara Follrod
Nina Robinson
Harold Swartz
Williamstown
W. Va
Hobart Swartz
Richard Buckley
Vickie Lynn Carr
Richard Douglas
Ripley
Kyger Social News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Mary Sis son reports visits around Kyger and nearby towns. Ortha Roush and Frances Kuntz from Dayton called on Wendell Roush. The Rupe and Barnett families from Cleveland and Wilmington hosted or visited relatives in Cir cleville Fairborn Gallipolis and St. Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Easton
Fairborn
Osher Tribble
James Shaw
Circleville
Wendell James
Gallipolis
Bill Wright
St. Albans
W. Va
Welfare Reorganization Measure OK'd in Ohio
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes signed a broad welfare reorganization moving six major programs from state to county control. The plan cuts 117 welfare offices, standardizes financing with counties paying about 6 percent and the state and federal governments covering the rest. Additional bills authorize regional transit authorities, industrial development bonds, and other administrative reforms across counties and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Denver White
Laurelville and Area Local Notes Update
Laurelville residents report travel and visits as Mr. and Mrs. George Swepston return from Wisconsin. Mrs. Pearl Strous shows improvement in Lancaster hospital with son Melvin Dallas visiting. News includes guests of Mrs. William Edwards and birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garrett Adelphi. Johnny Lee Johnson on 20 day leave from U.S. Navy. WCTU met at Methodist Church with Mrs. Pearl Armstrong in charge. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bainter and Mrs. Virgie Cox. Various weekend visits to Kingston Chillicothe and New Ohio areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
George Swepston
Wisconsin
Pearl Strous
Lancaster Hospital
Melvin
Dallas
Tex
Jim Smith
Debbie
Columbus
Carl Bennett
Canal Winchester
William Edwards
Sam Garrett
Sue Brokaw
Adelphi
Berger Hospital
Leslie Garrett
Kingston
Herbert Brokaw
Johnny Lee _ Johnson
SMSN
U.S. Navy
Margaret Johnson
7th _ fleet
U.S. Energy
Pacific
Far East
WCTU
Methodist Church
Pearl Armstrong
Harry Bainter
Virgie Cox
Marlin Bartz
Newy
Ohio
Hazel McNeal
William McNeal
Perry County Court Notes Nine Fined for Traffic Violations
David Wharton 22 Lancaster Route 4 paid 15 dollars and costs for permitting a passenger on a speed boat at Buckeye Lake July 3. James Renick 20 Roseville Route 1 paid 10 for parking on a driven portion of Ohio 93. Robert Smith 40 Corning paid 10 for driving an unsafe truck. David Parker 18 Corning paid 75 for leaving the scene of an accident and failing to yield the roadway after a July 14 crash on Ohio 18 south of Corning. Walter Depew 38 Zanesville paid 10 for a defective muffler. Bernard Gilbert 50 Glenford Route 2 paid 25 for not having a required item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McClintock
Perry
David Wharton
Lancaster
Buckeye Lake
James William Renick
Roseville
Ohio
Robert Henry Smith
Corning
David Lee Parker
Parker
Walter E. Depew
Zanesville
Bernard F. Gilbert
Glenford
Ing
Thornville
William T. Allen
New Lexington
Helen R. Cooperrider
Carroll Ann Sisson
Newark
Melvin Eugene Rutter
Moxahala
Louis Patterson
Columbus
Reedsville Community News and Local Files
Local notices recount vacations and visits of residents in Reedsville and nearby areas. Obituaries note wills and executors for Mary Foster and Nellie Hogue. Traffic and license actions list fines and suspensions. A July state sale tax check totals $33,333 will go to county divisions. Ford and Miller urge using Nationalist Chinese forces in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Foster
Thornville
Harold O. Foster
Foster
Nellie Alexander Hogue
Crooksville
Jack Lee
Billie Eugene Alexander
Margie Lou Watkins
Delmar Eugene Watkins
Elizabeth Joan Bateson
Roseville
Ralph Franklin Bateson
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Jack R. Miller
Kiowa
South
Viet Nam
New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
Houston readers are told a firm of laboratory consultants offers a no risk 32 day trial to stop hair loss and grow more hair. The ad notes many causes for shedding and urges those not slick bald to inquire confidentially by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
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