Trimble Area Residents Praise School Support Dedication
A dedication ceremony at a new Vocational High School complex honored Trimble area residents for funding and support. Officials highlighted education as essential for intelligent voters and regional economic growth, noting state aid, bond success, and future plans for expanded facilities replacing older elementary buildings.
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Essex
Millfield
Jacksonville Road
Jacksonville
Trimble
Hollister
Glouster
Senger
George Lovell
Carrye Bridges
Columbus
Martin Essex
Oakley Collins
Senate
Area Death Notices from Wellston to Fairborn Ohio
Obituaries report Arthur Gooding 59 Wellston Cambridge died at home after a heart attack. World War II veteran, survived by brother James J. Gooding and nieces. Funeral Wednesday at Gaskill Chapel Ridgewood Cemetery. Also David J. Flowers 45 of Rockbridge Route 1 died in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after extended illness. Survived by five brothers and two sisters. Services Tuesday Union Church Good Hope Two with burial Union Cemetery. Mary M. Tinker 76 Fairborn former Zelenski resident died in Athens. Survived by daughter Waverline Molohan and son Joseph Tinker seven grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday St Sylvester’s Za leski burial St Sylvester’s.ouse.
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Wellston
Arthur Gooding
Fifth St
Cambridge
James A
Lillian H. Harry Gooding
Baptist Church of Cambridge
VFW
DAV Guernsey
James J. Gooding
Gaskill Chapel
Turner
Ridgewood Cemetery
Logan
David J. Flowers
Rockbridge
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Good Hope
Ralph
Virgie Pittman Flowers
Flowers
Christian Holiness Church
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Greenfield
Washington, D. H
Gerald B
John
Westlake
Howard L
Lawrence F
Lancaster
Mary M. Tinker
Fairborn
Ohio
Zaleski
O’bleness Memorial
Athens
Philip and
Mary Riley Schall
Waverline Molohan
Joseph ‘Tinker
St. Sylvester’s Catholic Church
Charles Griffin
St. Sylvester’s Cemetery
Wrightsel
McArthur
Nelsonville
Loretta Tipton
Corning
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens County
Robert
Ethel DeLong Tipton
The
Apostolic Church
Harry Six
Jimmie Finn
Waynesfield
Robert Tipton
Bloomington
Ind
Naomi Raynes
Irene Curtner
Dayton
Dwight I. Shumway
Millfield
Vinton County
Abex Corp
Trimble Lodge 557
F&am
Clara
Jerry
Jim
Jeanette Williams
the Plains
Frank Shumway Sr
J. H
Alice) Juniper Strauch
Worthington
Isaac
Jennie Juniper
J. C. Davis
Columbus
Robert Kinney
Dora
Fla
Clyde F. Vorhees
Eustis
Charles Vorhees
Weir Arend Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Colum
Rose Nibert
Apple Grove
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Nibert
Cincinnati
Henry and
Wilhiamenia Westenholf Schloemer
Harry Nibert
Bracy Wray
Lowell Cyrus
Cleveland
Kenneth Sims
William Langdon
Albert
Ona
Harry
Taylor
Mich
Thomas
Charleston
Fred
Minnie Ballman
Clara Ballman
Josephine Schutte
New Richmond
Albert Schloemer
Crow- Hassell
H. A Ryan
Beale Cemetery
Antiquarian interests mark life of Athens County man
Grover C. Sutton 84 of Athens Route 3 died Saturday in O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. He ran a Cananville general store and greenhouse, collected Southeastern Ohio history and antiques, and aided students and local papers. Services Tuesday at Hughes Funeral Home with burial in Canaanville Cemetery.
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Athens
Grover C. Sutton
Canaanville
O’bleness
Mr. Sutton
Athens County
Sutton
Ohio University
the Messenger
Methodist Church
Canaan Grange
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
A birth to Mr. and Mrs. William Tokie Shawnee. Listed admissions include Edith Bartlett Cora Smith Charles Kerr Nel sonville Joe Clouse Junction City Kim Rosser Esther Levandofsky Buchtel Charles Dishong Nelsonville Route 1 Kristi Klinebrier Davie Miller Logan Route 3 John Slater The Plains Albert Hildebrandt Logan Route 2 Ada Steele Haydenville. Walter Bolen transferred to University Hospital Columbus. Edythe Davis Donna Cline Sam Hartman Gary Van Sickler Earl Streets Angela Newtun Gerald Devol Wanda Dodd.
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Edith Bartlett
Cora Smith
Charles T. Kerr
Nelsonville
Joe Clouse
Junction City
Kim Rosser
Esther Levandofsky
Buchtel
Charles Dishong
Kristi Klinebrier
Davie Miller
Logan
John Slater
the Plains
Albert Hildebrandt
Ada Steele
Haydenville
Walter Bolen
University Hospital, Columbus
Edythe Davis
Donna Cline
Sam Hartman
Gary van Sickler
Earl Streets
Mary Parker
Angela Newtun
Gerald Devol
Charles Kerr
Wanda Dodd
Trimble School to Serve Lunches at 25 Cents
The Trimble Local School District will begin serving lunches Tuesday, the first day of school, with the price unchanged at 25 cents.
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Ohio
Essex
George Sassar
Trimble
Bridges
Collins
William White
Glouster
Black Admiral rejects preferential treatment in Navy
Rear Adm. Samuel L Gravely Jr says equal opportunity orders must be applied to all sailors without race based exceptions. He notes no special consideration for blacks over whites and urges commanders to read and implement the orders rather than pussyfooting.
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Washington
Samuel L. Gravely Jr
Gravely
Naval Institute Proceedings
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
John Chafee
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Chief of Naval Operations
Tax Cuts Considered in Nixon Plan Additions
The plan could save taxpayers over $2 billion in 1972 with a possible Social Security payroll tax delay. A House bill to boost benefits would raise the tax next year, totaling $145.20 for a $10,200 earner plus matching employer cost, or $62.40 under current law.
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Nixon
House
Senate
Man Killed In Tractor Accident Near Laurelville
Julius Muranzi 57 of Laurelville died after a tractor overturned on a farm belonging to Virgil Karr. The 12:15 p.m. incident left him crushed and thrown clear. he later died at Berger Hospital Circleville. Body sent to Cook and Son Funeral Home Columbus.
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Laurelville
Julius Muranzi
Virgil (Soak) Karr
Muranzi
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Cook and Son Funeral Home
Columbus
Logan Area Births and Dismissals List
Mr and Mrs Denny Griffin Logan a son. Thomas Tennehill Columbus Mrs Harrison Ricketts Laurel ville Mrs Harry Witschy Thomas Schaal and Miss Deborah Hudson all of Logan. DISMISSED Lewis Green John Morrow Mrs Harold Wyckoff William Prater Mrs William Young Mrs Fred Thomas William Smith Master Steven DeVore Master Jeffery DeVore Mrs Walter Huffman Mrs Vada Sanders Paul Thomas and Thomas Tennehill.
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Thomas Tennehill
Columbus
Harrison Ricketts
Laurelville
Harry Witschy
Thomas Schaal
Deborah Hudson
Logan
Lewis Green
John Morrow
Harold Wyckoff
William Prater
William Young
Fred Thomas
William Smith
Steven DeVore
Jeffery DeVore
Walter Huffman
Vada Sanders
Paul Thomas
Washington DC Tourist Business Slows In Slump Year
In Washington DC the tourist and convention sector shows a slack year with hotels down 9.1 percent through August from last year. Gray's Sightseeing Tours reports about a 10 percent drop. major attractions like the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial run below prior year totals. The Washington Convention and Business Bureau had projected 19 to 20 million visitors, but 1970 figures may not reach the 17.8 million visitors and $642 million of last year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Floyd Kirby
Capitol
Leonard Hickman
Execu
Tive
Hotel Association of
District of Columbia
Hickman
Maryland
Virginia
Gray
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Washington Convention and Business Bureau
Martin Luther King
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Trimble Area
Russia
Great Lakes
Nick Cadaras
Norman Westfall
William Roberts
Ron Firestone
Robert Bunting
Thomas C. Porter
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Tri-County
Senate Committee On Education and Health
Don Seevers
Glouster Church of Christ
Gary Ritts
Glouster United Methodist Church
Glouster High School
Robert Morrison
Terry Holbert
Edward Moore
John Mecum
George Christman
Esther Dailey
County Board
Grover C, Sutton
Seo
Johnson Funeral Home
John Pollard
Greenlawn Cemetery
J. H. Strauch
Bose Nibert
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Tokie
Shawnee
Denny Griffin
Washington D.C
Labor Day
Valley Forge
Athens, Ohio
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