Athens Physician Blaine Goldsberry Dies at 83
Dr Blaine R Goldsberry 83 of 66 Elmwood Place Athens physician for over 50 years and OU team physician for 30 years died at O Bleness Memorial Hospital He was a Johns Hopkins trained physician WWI Navy medical officer and Sheltering Arms founder influential in Athens medical and civic circles
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Athens
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Elmwood Place
O’bleness
Athens High School
Ohio University
Johns Hopkins University
Goldsberry
Ohio University Athletic Hall of Fame
Peden Stadium
Navy
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
James Merwin
Sheltering Arms Hospital
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
O'Bleness
Athens City County
Ohio Medical Association
Hospital Births and Admissions Listed by Communities
A long hospital notes list records numerous births and admissions across Ohio communities including Laurelville Eldon Carlin Logan Trimble Glouster Malta New Marshfield Sugar Grove Athens The Plains Harrisonville Albany and Huntington W Va Transfers mention Veterans Hospital and individuals led by named families and spouses with multiple placenames.
Southeast Ohio Weather Forecast August 17 1976
Report shows yesterday high 78 and record low 47 with humidity at 83 percent at 9 am. Southeast Ohio predicts clear, cool tonight and sunny, warmer Wednesday with highs 80s to 85s, near zero rain chances through Wednesday.
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University Department
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Ohio
West
Lake Shore
East Central
Pregnancy Program at Pomeroy Library Wednesday
Final arrangements are under way for a free childbirth information program at the Pomeroy Library this Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A panel including Mr and Mrs David Barba and Mrs Gloria Fowler will discuss natural childbirth and the role of husbands during labor.
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Pomeroy
David Barba
Gloria Fowler
Jeannette Moore
Meg Everett
Registration for York Poston Murray City students delayed
Registration for new students at York, Poston and Murray City Elementary Schools starts next Tuesday from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 12 30 to 3 p.m. Instead of today as previously stated in Monday's Messenger.
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Nelsonville
York, Poston
Murray City
Winters Rites Set for Wellston Man
George Boyd Winters 55 of Wellston Route 1 died Monday at Ross County Medical Center. He worked 12 years at Frick Gallagher Manufacturing Co and belonged to Winters Chapel Methodist Church. Survived by wife Maxine Gilliland Winters and son Robert Layne. burial in Hamden Cemetery. Visitation after 7:30 p.m. today and all day Wednesday at Wellston Chapel.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Athens
Athens Rotary Club
Phi Delta Theta
Golden Legion
Goldie Woods Goldsberry
James H. Woods
Ann Arbor
Mich
James H
Lisa
Joe
Mary Frances) Lord
Chillicothe
Martha Virginia Petty Goldsberry
Mabel Carey Burke Goldsberry
Russell
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Lorrin Kreider
West Union Street
George Winters
Wellston
George Boyd Winters
Ross County Medical Center
Jackson County
William and Pearl Phillips, Winters
Frick-Gallagher Manufacturing Co
Winters Chapel Methodist Church
Maxine Gilliland Winters
Robert Layne
Lynda
Wellston Chapel
James N. Blower
John Harra
Hamden
Fine Won't Be Paid
A $700000 contempt fine against the United Mine Workers of America was dismissed by U S District Judge K K Hall. Separately 213 miners facing contempt charges were dropped as they returned to work ending a wildcat strike that idled Eastern coal production for a month. Local 1759 miners and Cedar Coal Co were key players as the walkout expanded across eight states. Coal operators and union officials expect production to normalize by midweek.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers of America
U.S
K.K. Hall
Kanawha
U.S. Circuit Court
H.E. Widener
Cedar Coal Co
Dennis Knapp
Knapp
Cedar Coal
UMW
Arnold Miller
Break-Ins and Crash Probed in Hocking County Weekend
Logan Ohio reports a two car accident on Judy Homer Street when a husband, Jerry Allen Bourne, 38, forced his wife off the road and rammed her car. He was cited for reckless operation. A separate break in occurred at Jerry L. Cox residence on Starr Route with about 60 dollars in canned goods stolen. Frederick Nichols of Alexander reported a cabin on Two Road 547 entered in the past week with nine chairs, a bed, lamps, clothing and miscellaneous items taken.
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Frederick Nichols
Alexander
Freedom Decor Theme for Parade of the Hills
Nelsonville plans a patriotic display with the theme Let Freedom Ring. The Queens Committee oversees decorating by Phyllis Maurer and Marsha Jewell using red white and blue, an American flag and Liberty Bell, and a large eagle will replace the bell for coronation night on Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Queens Committee
Phyllis Maurer
Marsha Jewell
Athens Probate Court Records Show Speeding and Licenses
A long list from Athens Municipal Court covers traffic violations including speed, reckless operation, and red light offenses with fines ranging from 10 to 35 dollars and costs. It also notes a public intoxication case and two marriage licenses for local residents.
Nelsonville Mayors FINES Document Listing Local Charges
Richard C. Globe 152 E Columbus St impersonating a police officer fined 100 dollars and two days in jail with jail sentence suspended on good behavior. Robert L. DeVault 265 Harper St discharged firearm in city fined 50 dollars two days jail suspended on condition. Kenny Dupler Nelsonville assault on juvenile filed by Deputy Sheriff Pat Kelly 25 dollars. William Monroe Nelsonville dis orderly conduct 50 dollars. Forrest Pierce Nelsonville failure to appear in court 50 dollars. Virginia M Blrtcher 386 Madison St improper backing 20 dollars. Edward Cunningham Betty Hopstetter both Nelsonville disorderly conduct costs nine dollars each paid by complainants. Mark H Mock 20 Union Furnace.
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Richard C. Globe
E. Columbus St
Robert L. DeVault
Harper St
Kenny Dupler
Nelsonville
Pat Kelly
William Monroe
Forrest Pierce
Courts Record Plea List Of Local Offenses And Figures
A parade of court actions includes Raymond M. Smith pleading innocent to obstructing official business and disorderly conduct. Giffin faces shoplifting, drunk and disorderly, and other counts. Multiple defendants receive fines and jail terms for offenses from reckless operation to assault. A dissolution petition appears, plus bond forfeitures and land transfers in Meigs County.
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Raymond M. Smith
Bowen St
Doctor's Office Entered Twice
Logan police report the office of Dr Ward Deering on North Spring Street was entered Monday morning with 40 stolen from a reception drawer. Entry likely occurred after 6:30 p m Sunday as back door was found ajar and items rummaged, with some missing. Nelsonville reports Blue and Gold Ladies Association served Oldtimers Day Banquet at Eagles Hall. auxiliary reactivated after years inactive.
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Logan
Ward Deering
North Spring Street
Nelsonville
Blue and Gold Ladies Association
Nelsonville Eagles
Eagles Hall
The
Eagles
Workshop Attracts Residents
Six area residents participated in an Ohio University workshop on Youth Today. Participants included Jonathan Adesti Stella Oguntade David Ifarinde Babba Amguti Sheryl Washington and Rhonda Dibert. The sessions explored the psychic realm Jesus movement women’s liberation gay society and science fiction buffs. The course was sponsored by the School of Curriculum and Instruction with the Office of Workshops and directed by Dr. Michael F. Gates.
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Ohio University
Jonathan O. Adesti
Stella Oguntade
David A Ifarinde
N. Court St
William Babba Amguti
Putnam St
Sheryl Ann Washington
Rhonda L. Dibert
Moore Ave
Women’s Liberation
School of Curriculum and Instruction
Office of Workshops
Michael F. Gates
Emergency Runs Chronology in Pomeroy Area
Emergency runs logged from Pomeroy squad include transfers and pickups at Victor Young residence and Veterans Memorial. Margaret Sinclair moved to Holzer Medical Center, Les Price from Pomeroy to Veterans Memorial, and Charles Eskew transported from Brown's Tractor Sales to Meigs Medical Building after a fall.
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Victor Young
Margaret Sinclair
Veterans Memorial
Veterans
Holzer Medical Center
Les Price
Pomeroy
Charles Eskew
Brown
Meigs Medical
Atlantic Ocean oil lease sale approved after appeals ruling
The Interior Department won a late appeals court ruling clearing the first Atlantic Ocean oil and gas lease sale. Bids will be sealed for 876,750 acres 60 miles south of New York and 45 to 90 miles from Delaware Maryland New Jersey and Virginia. The Baltimore Canyon Trough could hold up to 1.4 billion barrels of oil and 9.4 trillion cubic feet of gas worth about 31 billion dollars. The court set hearings for the week of Sept 27 on environmental issues with a final drilling decision to follow.
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New York
Interior Department
Atlantic Ocean
Oil Company
Long Island
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Atlantic
Baltimore Canyon
2Nd
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Jack Weinstein
Weinstein
U.S. Atty
Appeals
Athens High School booster meeting and area events
Community notices list events from Athens High School Booster Club board meeting at 7:30 p.m. and a 6:45 p.m. directors meeting, Al-Anon at 8 p.m. at Church of the Good Shepherd, Glouster Scout and Masonic degree meetings, Lodi Grange program, and senior citizens gatherings across McArthur, Zaleski, and The Plains with various times and locations.
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Athens High School
Bulldog Booster Club
Al-Anon
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Call
Glouster Boy Scouts
Coolville Lodge
Eskel Farley
Lodi Grange
New Marshfield Constitution Lodge
F&am
Vinton County
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Blaine Goldsberry
Laurelville; and
Eldon Carlin
Charles Price
Trimble
Ernest Morris
Glouster
Tony Cunningham
Malta
Carol Lewis
New Marshfield
William Blackford
Jeanne Watkins
Elizabeth McKnight
Patricia Young
Gabriel Reilly-Bates
Judith Schatz
Boss Wheaton
Ava Gilkey
Harrisonville
Pearl Wing
Albany
Blanche Yates
the Plains
Edward Koons
Jill Hinkley- Weinman
Keturah Jolley
David Thompson
George Wolfe
Larry Bailey
Hocking Valley
John Eggert Jr
Sugar Grove
Ray Saunders
Delbert Morris
New Straitsville
Darlene Woods
Mount St. Mary
Rebecca Cook
June McCall
Orpha Scott
Lynne Jacobs
Melba Nelson
Ruth McDonald
Maggie Hogue
Julia Martin
George Townsend
Lavona Dotson
Kermit Epple
Jane Johnson
Bessie Brooks
William Thurman
Lola Pettit
Jennie Collins
Ruth Leckrone
Greg Mason
Edward Vess
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W Va
Pleasant Valley
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Herman Lawson
Ralph Foster
Minersville
Iva Howell
Rutland
Mary Russell
Avery Searls
Middleport
Rose McGhee
Portland
Mildred Bissell
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Janice Groggel
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Dale Nicholson
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Lucille Wise
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Meigs County Fair
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Connestoga Trailer Park
Dolores Truman
David E. Krupinski
Coolville
Jeffrey S. Treedly
Canton
Robert L. Bean
Walker St
Red Light
Joseph A. Elliott
Norman D. Rogers
John R. Welch
Ronald C. Chiki
Ohio Ave
Joseph L. Graber
Donald W. Brady
Carbon Hill
Barbara J. Ceparski
Patricia M. Dugan
Columbus
Max E. Claar
Lancaster
Floyd C. Millhone
Belore
Troy
Paul A Burson
Grosvenor St
Rodney L. Garman
Kinzer
Frank T. Lyons
Cincinnati
John C. Herrman
Hamilton
Speed
David T. Huff
Marietta
Stanley R. Senters
Trinity
N.C
Lee Wilson
Chesapeake
Robert W. Wolfe
Reynoldsburg
Lloyd C. Peacock Jr
N. Jay Antzakas
Beth G. Maynard
Stephen P. Gauntner
Janet E. Boley
Virginia M. Blrtcher
Madison St
Edward Cunningham
Betty Hopstetter
Mark H. Mock
Union Furnace
Court News
Richard Lee Giffin
Craig A. Weber
W. Hunter Sr
Norma J. Baker
Ray Woodrow Wagner Jr
Rockbridge
Steve Webb
Jeffery Call
Jennison Ave
William Allen Fuller
Church St
Robert D. Smitty
Second St
Hocking County
Ralph Gearhardt
Lloyd Hartshrow
Laurelville
Sue McNichols
Joann Mathena
Dorothy Bittner
Leroy Bittner
Harry F. Kaiser
Grant A. Mara
Warner Ave
Charles W. Foley
Jay B. Echels
Hocking County Common Pleas
Randall L. Hardesty
Debra S. Hardesty
Meigs County
Roy Buchanan
Reedsville
James Parker
McArthur
Donald Greffin
Parkersburg
Maxine Howard
Harold Henry
Whitesville
Irene Dill
Patricia Goebel
Eugene Swartz
Cheshire
Michael Logan
Knoxville
Thomas Hardin
Rosamond Wolfe
Ripley
Samir Kamal
Morgantown
Katherine Gard
Hopewell
Phillip Lassper
David Watson
Zanesville
Jack Lemley
Jack Riley
Jackson Robert Ley
Michael Delcotto
Glenn Lambert
Commerce City
Colo
Everett E
Charlotte L Grant
Charles F
Terri Johnson
Maren Bridge
Westmore
Martin H
Evelyn
Logan Monument
O., Inc
West Mein St
Pemaras Ohio
Pomeroy Squad
Athens City
Athens County
McArthur Senior Citizens Club
Emantina
Meecing
Zaleski Senior Citizens
Fisher House
Albany Riding Club
Women of the Moose
Glouster Moose Hall
United Mine Workers Auxiliary
Jacksonville
Trimble Township
VFW
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
W. 2Nd St
Winton County
Area Council On Aging
Bristol Village
Waverly
Maia
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