Steinmetz rites set for meat cutter in Athens area
Funeral services for Oliver C. Steinmetz 81 will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at Van Fossen Funeral Home with Dan Teater officiating. Burial follows in Maplewood Cemetery. He worked as a meat cutter at Seaman IGA Athens and Champ's Market Jacksonville. Friends may call today 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Steinmetz
Glouster
Oliver C. Steinmetz
O’bleness Memorial
van Fossen
Maplewood Cemetery
Dan Teater
Seaman Iga
Athens
Champ’s Market
Jacksonville
David
Betty) Evans
Marysville
Richard
Eleanore
Nelsonville
Nora Groce
Watkins St
Warren
Edward True
Asbury Cemetery
Groce
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Haydenville
Samuel
Elizabeth Cordell Coakley
Grace
Cora Butterworth
Albany
Gallipolis
Lelia Gwinn
Middleport
Holzer Medical Center
Montgomery
W. Va
Seth
Mary Lykens Payne
Grace United Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Laura Tench
Asheville
N. C
Clyde Ingles
Mary Frances Jones
Enka
N.C
John Gwinn
Glendale
Calif
John
Harry Gwinn
Hallie Payne
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Paul Hawk
Mound Hill Cemetery
Racine
Earl H. Dill
State Highway Department
Goldie Cross Dill
Gary R. Dill
Long Bottom
Frank
Pomeroy
Edna Howell
Columbus
Nancy Walker
Robert Dill
Glen
Ewing Funeral Home
Freeland Norris
Gilmore Cemetery
Funeral
Surgery Patient Charles K. Shirley Is in University Hospital
The report lists numerous hospital notes names with locations including Syracuse Racine Vergie Hobstetter and Athens. It notes Charles K. Shirley of Athens as a surgery patient at University Hospital Columbus Room 763.
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Charles K. Shirley
Athens
University Hospital, Columbus
Vandals Admit Deeds in Middleport Case
Four 12 year old boys were apprehended and turned over to Juvenile Court on several counts of breaking and entering and vandalism. About $6,000 in damages were admitted including tombstone destruction at Middleport Hill Cemetery, home and car damage, theft from Middleport Elementary School, wreaths from Mount Moriah Church, and other acts. The youths were picked up Monday by the Middleport Police Department and confessed to two incidents.
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Middleport
J. J. Cremeans
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Middleport Elementary School
Mount Moriah
Middleport Police Department
Cremeans
Dale Hoffman
Middleport Village
Sid Little
Chief Cremeans
Bill Childs
Middleport Planning Commission
Meigs Commission
State Highway Department
Page Street
Hoffman
George Meinehart
Contributions Near $1,000 for Gifts for Yanks Drive
American Legion Post 128 in Middleport raises nearly $1,000 through Gifts for Yanks led by Henry Clatworthy with Bill Hendrix assisting. The 160 member post will send funds to Ohio State headquarters for distribution to veterans hospitals. At 5 30 p.m. on Christmas Eve members also help Santa hand out over 500 treats to local children at the Legion home.
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Middleport
American Legion Post 128
Henry Clatworthy
Bill Hendrix
Ohio
Santa
Legion Home
Hearings Slated For Pair In New Lexington Theft Case
Preliminary hearings set this week for Michael Lee Ferguson 18 of New Lexington and John E Tipton 19 of Harrison Ky on charges of breaking and entering in the Dec 9 theft from Marc Merkel residence New Lexington valued at 1700 Bonds for Ferguson and Tipton are 10000 each A 17 year old New Lexington Route 1 youth also charged was released to parents all missing items recovered Sandusky County Ohio founders origin Indian word for cold water.
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New Lexington
Michael Lee Ferguson
John E. Tipton
Harrison
Marc Merkel
New
Ferguson
Tipton
D. L. Moore
Court notes list multiple defendants facing varied charges
Ronald Parriott of Newark was found guilty on an attempted escape with sentencing deferred for appeal and $100 plus costs bond set. Linda Richards faced assault charges dismissed with costs to be paid by complainant. James Haymann and James Llewellyn were dismissed for insufficient evidence in school noncompliance cases. Vicky Hawk charged with intoxication received $25 and costs. Several others—Clarence Taylor, Chris Covey, and many more—face assorted charges from negligent homicide to speeding, with outcomes including dismissals, fines, costs, jail time, or deferred sentencing and various drivers’ license suspensions.
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Ronald Parriott
Newark
Linda Richards
Ed E. Wollever
James Haymann
Brown Ave
Krogers
Vicky Hawk
Athens
John D. Young
Laird Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Geraldine Fauber
Clarence Taylor
Kathy Hamilton
Chris Covey
James A Rupe
New Straitsville
Helen M. Lynch
Vincent
Ronald L. Sabo
Glouster
Gregory Neil Hatmaker
Vermilion
Thomas L. Snyder
Robert L. McGill
Stewart
Romal Lamar William
Monticello Village
Michael T. Davis
Westerville
Eugene N. Grim
Enid F. Hard
Paul E. Banik
Nelsonville
Weather Summary and Forecast for Southeast Ohio December 23 1975
Yesterday's high 32, low 14 in southeast Ohio. Humidity 56 percent at 9 a.m. Precipitation this month 2.10 inches, year total 47.18. Tonight partly cloudy with lows up to the low 20s. Wednesday partly cloudy with highs mid to upper 30s. Snow chances 10 percent. extended outlook shows possible snow Thursday and colder conditions Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio University Geography Department
C. L. Colmer
Ohio
West Lake Shore
Lake Shore
Central East Central
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Moore and Loy to be tried together on extortion charges
West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. and former Moore aide William H. Loy face a joint April trial on accusations they extorted 25 000 from Theodore Price, former Diversified Mountain Beer president. Loy pleads not guilty. Trial set for April 20 with $10 000 bail each and unrestricted travel.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
William H. Loy
Loy
Martinsburg
U.S
K.K. Hall
Theodore Price
Price
Diversified Mountaineer Corporation
Moore
Diversified
Hall
Federal
Farmers Bank Employees Christmas Party Held at Orchid Room
The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Christmas party occurred Saturday evening at The Orchid Room with buffet by Paul Simon Allie Simon and George Horak. The Sound Investments played for dancing led by Bill Francis. Attendees included numerous couples and individuals listed by name.
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Dick Young
John Musser
Marvin Burt
Carroll Norris
Dewey Smith
Bob Vaughan
Mickey Williams
John Werry
Mark Smith
Evelyn Lanning
Susan Andrews
Recka McGuire
Bruce Reed
Tom Reed
George Hicks
Wayne
Madonna Display Featured At Star Garden Meeting
Rutland residents gathered at Mrs Lawrence Chapmans home for a Madonna themed display by Star Garden Ab. Prizes announced for elaborate arrangements with first awarded to Mrs G A Radekin. Readings by Mrs Effie Grate and Mrs Evelyn DeVault complemented the event.
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Rutland
Star Garden Ab
Lawrence Chapman
G. A. Radekin
Orion Nelson
Virgil Atkins
Pearley Nelson
Robert Holliday
Ruby Diehl
Robert Jewell
Lulu Lewis
Anna Ogdin
Effie Grate
Evelyn DeVault
Hazel Henson
Ruth Swisher
Wells Produce In Perry County Four Wells Active
The Ohio Oil and Gas Association scout report notes four producing wells and one abandoned in Perry County. Monday Creek Two hosts three producers on leases for Roger Blosser Carl E Smith and W E Shrider Co plus a Reading Two well drilled by Don McKee Drilling Co yielding oil and gas after fracturing. An unproductive Taylor lease well in Harrison Twp was drilled for American Exploration Co.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Monday Creek
Roger Blosser
George F. Weaver
Carl E. Smith
Glenn Howell
W. E. Shrider Co
I. Howdyshell
Don McKee Drilling Co
James
William Black
Reading Two
American Exploration Co
Taylor
Harrison Twp
River View Garden Club Hosts Christmas Party in Meigs
In Meigs Reedsville the River View Garden Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. Ernest Whitehead's home with co hosts Mrs. David Chadwell and Mrs. Denver Weber. Devotions from Luke 2 ended with a prayer by Mrs. R. L. Larkins. Gifts were exchanged, carols sung, and a door prize awarded to Mrs. Gene Young. There will be no January meeting.
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Meigs Reedsville
Riverview Garden Club
Ernest Whitehead
David Chadwell
Denver Weber
R. L. Larkins
Ella Osborne
Gene Wilson
Lyle Balderson
Riverview School
Chadwell
Roy R. Hannum
Naomi Pickens
Bernice Prince
Lawrence Rose
Walter Brown
Whitehead
Gene Young
Richland County Ohio Named for Fertile Soil
Richland County in Ohio, established in 1813, derives its name from the region’s productive soil. The origin ties to the rich farmland that defined early settlement and local identity.
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Richland County
Ohio
Rothwell Club Christmas Dinner Functions in Burr Oak Lodge
The Glouster The Rothwell Club gathered thirteen members for a Christmas luncheon in the Whippoor-will room at Burr Oak Lodge. They planned monetary gifts to Athens Corps of Salvation Army and Glouster Boy and Girl Scouts, plus a convalescent-home member gift. A card sending and gift exchange followed a program led by Mrs. Roger Kittle, with readings from Luke and Ford's Christmas prayer. The next meeting is Jan 8 with Mrs. J. E. Williams hosting.
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Rothwell Club
Burr Oak Lodge
Helen Dennison
Robert H. Gamwell
David Cox
Athens Corps of Salvation Army
Glouster Boy and Girl Scouts
Roger Kittle
Ford
Louella Noon
J. E. Williams
Al-Anon in Athens Opens Doors for Concerned Friends
Athens Al-Anon meets at 8 p.m. in the Church of the Good Shepherd lounge for any person worried about a drinking problem. Information line 592-3025. Also listed: Glouster Boy Scouts 6 p.m., CES 7:30 p.m. in Glouster Masonic Temple. Zaleski Senior Citizens 10 a.m. luncheon 12 p.m. at Murray City Eagles 7:30 p.m. Jacksonville Eagles Auxiliary 7:30 p.m. Athens Township Trustees hold final year meeting at 9 a.m. Township hall.
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Athens
Al-Anon
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Athens Township
Emergency runs report from Racine and surrounding towns
A list of EMS calls and transfers includes Clifford Holter and Sam Yates in Racine to Veterans Memorial Hospital with lacerations and medical needs, Raymond Baker in Middleport to Holzer Medical Center, and multiple patients from Pomeroy, New Haven, and a rest home transfer.
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Clifford Holter
Racine
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Sam Yates
Veterans Memorial
Robert Boggess
Raymond Baker
Middleport
Holzer Medical Center
William Neville
Pomeroy
Robert Stuart
Jim Perkins
William Cline
Douglas Fields
New Haven
Hattie H. Roush
Pleasant Valley
Fire at James Simpson residence causes outlet damage
Haydenville firemen answered a call at 9:45 p.m. Monday to the James Simpson home next to the store. Defective wiring in a kitchen receptacle sparked a fire that burned out before they arrived, causing damage only to the outlet with no further losses.
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Haydenville
Logan
James Simpson
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