Huntington Area Death Notice for Mark H Tanner II
Mark H Tanner II 45 of Huntington died Thursday after a heat related incident at Huntington Hospital. He was a carpenter and a World War II and Korean War veteran, member of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by wife Dyel, son Mark H Tanner III, daughter Susan, stepson Buddy Franklin, sister Wry Catherine Newman. Funeral Sunday at Miller Funeral Home Gallipolis. burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at home anytime.
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Huntington
Mark H Tanner Ir
Meg
Huntngtont Hospital
Gallipoli
Ben
Kline Tanner
Mark
Tenner
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Acuilor Totus Mover
Mrs Dyel
Clark Tangel Ote
Mak H Tanner
Susan Tanner
Buddy Frankln
Portsmouth
Wry Catherine Newman
Huntington Funera
Apr
Miller Funeral
Gallipoha
Paul Randers
Mound Hinl
Tamera
Prominent Mason County horseman killed in hayloft fall
C Lawrence Parsons 66 of Paint Pleasant was killed at the Russell Lee farm when he fell from a barn loft while feeding horses. Coroner Dr John Grubb ruled skull fracture. Parsons, a former Mason County deputy sheriff, was and worked as guard at local plants. Survived by wife Westie, son William, a sister and brothers. Funeral set at Wilcoven Funeral Home Monday. Burial in Union Cemetery.
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Paint Pleasant
Clifford Astine Parsons
Wourt Vernon Ave
Paint Pleasane
Mason County
Serif
Tne
Russell Lee Farm
Denice Road
Parsons
John Grubb
Mrs Mary Edmundson 87 dies in Athens at home
Mrs Mary Arscott Edmundson 87 longtime Athens resident and former deputy county recorder died Friday at 192 FE State St Athens After marriage she lived near First Presbyterian Church She is survived by her husband one daughter two granddaughters and two great grandchildren Funeral will be Sunday at Hughes Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial in West Union Street Cemetery Flowers omitted per family request
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Athens
Mary Arscott Edmundson
FE State St
Stedman and Foster
Robert S
Julia Elizabeth
Steaman
Arscott
Athens County
First Presbyterian Laurents
Deacon Carl Carpenter Dies. Rockbridge Veteran and Farmer
Carl Carpenter 74 of Rockbridge Route 1 died Friday at 10 am at Hocking Valley Community Hospital Logan. He was a World War I veteran, retired farmer, and member of St John’s Lutheran Church in Hacking County. Survived by two sons, two daughters, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home Logan. burial St John’s Lutheran Cemetery Mocking County. Uncle Le Toy of Baltimore and sister Mane Glemm of Lancaster among relatives.
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Rockbridge
Carl Carpenter
Hoch
Ing Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Charles
McVey Caspers
Lancaster
Carpenter
St John’s Lutheran Church
James B
Lagan
Geneva Vine Harden
Spuighei
Ana Us Evech Etta
Ellinger
le Toy
Baltimore
Ohio
Mane Glem
Wiefe
Leonard Pureral
George Smith
Bunal
St John's Lutheran Cemetery
Mocking County
Ned) Harmon
New Startsville
Oreville
Hocking Valley
Lorgan
Graysville
Monroe County
Tames R
Clarada
Harmon
United Methodist Church
Greville
Mattie
Kaipa
Binningham
Dale
Heleny Hoptans
Columbus
Max
Lucule
Douglas
Mount Stering
Oho
Ethel Reynolds
Orvulle
Movday
Nuraphrey
Swawnee
John Currens
Buridd Win
Gan ‘Grove
Logan Frieway
Car Rams House injures two in early Saturday crash
Police report a two-vehicle crash near Route 1 and The Plats Beach area left Teo Hocking Conntans and another passenger injured. Rie ger Lee Frarearty, 22, and Tim Hallo way, 18, were hospitalized after the collision as emergency workers treated residents at the scene. The State Highway Patrol investigated the wreck and noted vehicle speed and control issues prior to impact.
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Teo Hocking
Finnearly
Local man Lewis Cain dies. services set in Cheshire
Lewis Cain of Cheshire died at Holzer Medical Center in Gallpolis. He was 2 speclmetal worker for George Smader Co. Survived by wife Sarah Byers Cain and three sons Martin Edward, David, and another, plus multiple daughters and a sister. Funeral Monday at Cheshire Baptist Church with Rev David Sidon officiating. Burial in Gravel Wall Cemetery. visitation after 4 pm Sunday at Waller Funeral Home in Gallipous.
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Lewis WC
Holzer Medical Center
Galpolis
Pulstam County
Sarah Metrew Cain
George Smder Co Oy
Columbus
Sarah Byers Cain
Martin Edward
David
Chesntess
Dayenters
Rhea Veto
Diane Burgess
Cheshire
Sophia Nelson
Midland
Tex
Augustus Gayness
Fort Worth
John Hornsby
Laverna Camboth
Waldo
Jonah
Delaware
Ole Roy
Obetba
Lawrence
Ashley
Vrs
Pearl Lege
Lamm
Cheshie Baptist Couch
David Sidzon
Gravel Wall Cemetery
Chesture
Waller
Gallipous
Seaman Quits Ship Ahead of Docking at San Diego
SAN DIEGO Calif Seaman Rudolph Wicht leaped ashore before the cruiser St Paul docked amid cheering families after a Vietnam era return. The skipper noted the unusual ingenuity of the man whose actions surprised onlookers as the vessel completed its fourth combat tour.
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San Diego
Calif
Rudolph Wicht
St Paul
Wacht
Soting Sect
Capl Hugi G Nott
John Doe Robs Bar and Shoots Self
A man identified as John Doe robbed a bar then shot himself after an attempt to flee with 409 in cash and two whisky bottles. He was captured hours later by officers and booked as John Doe.
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John Doe
Francisco
Lege
Roy F Shoamaker
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