Area Death Notices Bring Mixed Passages and Names
Multiple obituaries from Middleport Logan and surrounding areas detail Clara Louise Cooper and Mae Kennedy, with former Athens and Nelsonville ties. Survivors include family across Columbus and Atlanta, with funeral arrangements in Brecksville and Nelsonville. Other notices list Ernest I. Scott, Nellie Reed, Sylvia Connolly, Mary Cole Grubb and Bris Mary Cole Grubb life events, marriages, residences, and service times across Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Clara Louise Cooper
Cragg Lant
Brecksville
Athens
Ray Smith
Manetta
May Smith
Smiths
Grosvenor Street
Cooper
Madeleport
Thzh
Lam -G Cooper
Wal Ham Rooper
Columbus Aid
Michael Looper
Bryan Coyper
Columbu
Joe Fallon
Atlanta
Tra
Cassidy+ Ditlow-Wood
New Food Stamp Program Benefits Mason County Families
Mason County will gain from a federal food stamp program now in its third year. Since January 1967 local families have paid about 380000 for stamps valued at 700000, with 1600 participants monthly and planned gains boosting county merchants through increased food purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Washington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Clifford M. Hardin
Alason County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
Pacifist Airman Honoredly Discharged at Wright-Patterson
Airman Larry N. Friedberg 18 of Lynn Mass is honorably discharged two and a half years early from Wright Patterson AFB after a brief psychiatric evaluation. Base officials gave him 72 hours to move out following a prior reprimand for distributing leaflets. Friedberg plans a national speaking tour for GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry N. Friedberg
Lynn
Mass
Earier
Bhase
Friedberg
Young
Socialist
Mlance
Air Force
Dayton
GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee
Detroit
Senate approves poverty bill to fund anti poverty program
The Senate passed a two year continuation of the anti poverty program with a 54 to 10 vote and sent it to the House. The measure would allow 322 billion in the current year starting July 1 and 2.8 billion in the next fiscal year. The chamber rejected an attempt by Senator Dominick to send the bill to a conference committee with three provisions to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Peter Romnick
Colw
Senate House Conference Committee
OEO
Dominick
Appropriations
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Welfare
Congress
Formosa
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Senate House
Otto E. Passroan
D-La
Senate Derails Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate rejected the 1.3 billion foreign aid money bill, voting 39 to 29, objecting to jet fighter aid for Nationalist China and extra Korea aid while keeping the program alive through January under continuing resolutions. Debate centered on the authorization versus appropriation process and the two contested items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
China
Mike Mansfield
W Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Unhurt In Plains Wrecks Four Persons Escape
Four persons escaped unhurt in two related auto accidents on Route 682 near The Plains Saturday afternoon. A car driven by James L. Hicks swerved, hit a metal cable fence, and overturned after 75 feet of railing were torn away. Moments later another crash involving Ronald Gene Poches and James M. Evans occurred. Evans cited for failure to stop with assured clear distance. A passenger, William Durfee, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains
James L. Hicks
Marietta
Contro
Mus Auto
Ronald Gene Poches
Jacksonville
James M. Evans
Athens
Ralph Knight
Pavel
Poches
Hicks
Evans
Knight
William Durfee
Neighbors Visit Relatives and Carols Shared
Mr and Mrs Dwaine Jordan visit their nephew Steve Rice at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus where he is recovering from a weekend car crash. Temple Church and Albany UMYF together caroled with 41 youths. Mr and Mrs Victor Perry with niece Ricki Pickett visit Dayton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nter
Dwaine Jordan
Steve Rice
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Temple Church
Albany Umyf
Victor Perry
Ricki Pickett
Dayton
Police Ordered Answer on Firing Eight Officers
Columbus Ohio police chief Robert Baus was advised to fire eight officers acquitted of federal gambling conspiracy charges if they refuse to answer questions about trial revelations. City Attorney John C Young urged waiting for the official transcript before deciding charges of misfeasance or malfeasance. Jurors indicated state law violations were shown but did not find a federal conspiracy proven. The officers were returned to non sensitive assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Baus
Gaus
John C. Young
Young
Balls
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Messenger
Allens
Dee
Clara Cooper
Mrs
Mae Kennedy
Nazarene Church
Logan
Emmett
Neltsonville
Frank Kennety
Lockbourne Afb
Michael
Ruth Ann Gabriel
Ray Cheeseman
Ad Junior
Lawrence Cheeseman
Dann
Naomi
Jones
Heinlein
Roy Klingler
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
Nancy Johnson
Palis
Mes Navy Johnson
Nelamville Residian
Reed Memorial Ospitel
Theobetes Phottias
Ernest MH. Scott
Ernest Iscot. Au
Wedgewood + Cove
Apt
Plains Area
Jeffrey Manufacturing Co
Plains United Methodist Church
Constance
Melan
Phyllis) Browne
Colum NS
Schoedinger State
Nellie Reed
Shawnee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Eliza
Charlotte Seyler Goodwin
John
Harry Goodwin
Leona Engler
Virginia Price
Carlsbad
N. M
HumpPhrey Funeral Home
Harry Brunton
Walnut Hil
Franklin County
Sylvia E. Connally
Lyon
Sylvia E
Patty B. Ridenour
Leon
Bernard
Mion
Waliam E
Co. Junibis
Roy
Squire
Battimore Samu
Earl
Stewart
Kion
Matter Hussman
Funeral Home
Homer Stephens
Herman Jor Iden
Burnl
Mt. Zion Church
Mary Grubb
Northup
Bris
Mary Cole Grubb
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Lydia Casey Cole
Claude Grubb
Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church
Huntington
Mary Evelyn Hassell
Aileen Short
Huntinngton
Gwendolyn Jones
Patasikala
Oto
Jacqueline Graham
Regems
Winona Grubb
Tiwo
Joan of Columbus
Vernon
Bertha Cole
Laura Hetzer
Clyde Cole
Roger Funeral Home
Joseph Chapman
Burlai
Buxham
Overby Hil Road
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Horghare
Mason, W.va
London
England
Twickerham
Zoulgui
Attu
Man BP
Departments of Labor and Health
Education and Well
South Korea
Mansfield
Fulbright
Tions
Okanawa
Japan
Passman
Conte
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Melvin R. Laird
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Taiwan
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
United States
Korea
Cash
Wiss
Singer Colden “Touch & Sew
Sincer
Singer
Court ST
Galhpolis
Admiral
Sole State
Admiral Masterless
Eas
Baker Furniture
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