Three injured in Mason County weekend traffic crashes
Mason County Sheriff's Department reports three people hurt in crashes over the holiday weekend. James Leonard Cash, 41, of Leon, survived a Route 62 rollover and faces a charge of failing to control. Sante A. Liberatore, 30, of Proctorville Route 1, suffered back and neck pain after a Route 2 crash near Salt Creek. Edward A. Willet, 36, and Earl Lester Riley, 22, both of New Haven, were involved in a Route 33 collision while Riley tried to pass. Michael D. Adkins, 18, of Cleveland, was cited for driving without a license after a Route 33 slide into a rock embankment near Hartford.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Cash
Salt Creek
Sante A. Liberatore
Proctorville
Liberatore
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Hartford
Michael D. Adkins
Cleveland
Adkins
Meigs County Fire Destroys Mitchell Car. Crash Injures Driver
Meigs County sheriff reports a car owned by Clair Mitchell, 36, Pomeroy Route 4, burned after backfiring on Township Road 41 Saturday at 5 p.m. Rutland Fire Dept. extinguished the blaze with no injuries. In a Sunday incident, Danny Bissell, 38, Chester, lost control on County Road 26, struck a tree, and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital with back and stomach pains.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bissell
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Nixon to See Brandt in Fourth Summit Talks
President Nixon arrives in Florida to meet West German Chancellor Willy Brandt for the fourth in a six turn series of allied summits. Officials say the discussions, set for Tuesday and Wednesday, are timely and expected to be productive as Nixon eyes trips to Peking and Moscow.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Peking
Moscow
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Georges Pompidou
Edward Heath
Eisaku Sato
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Washington
William P. Rogers
Florida
Bonn
Walter Scheel
Washington Redskins
George Allen
Redskins
San Francisco 49Ers
Bay City
Ziegler
Allen
Homestead Air Force Base
Pat
Weekend visits and family news from Fairview and area
Mrs. John Foreman and Mrs. Joe Foreman plus Joyce visited Mrs. Betty Cullums in Pomeroy. Doyle Smiths hosted Charleston trip for daughter and son in law the Chapmans and family and attended a layette shower for Wesley Smith. Victor Gardner dies in Kansas City. Ernest Grimm visits Cincinnati relatives. Wickline Pursley join James Price in Columbus. Ruth and Dorsey Parsons visit Otto Bradford in Portland Route. Milo Richardson and son from Port Huron stay with Lewis Ours. Stobart and Chriss Thompson visit Bertha Wolfe. Wilma Sayre visits Columbus. Gordon Wolfe’s relatives travel with her to see Beryl and Rhonda Wolfe. Manchester Wolfe visits Gordon Wolfe in Racine. Ray Wagner dies in Akron. Angeline Hutton was his wife.
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Thomas Brutwan
Cincinnati
Brutwan
Douglas Wickline
Marie Pursley
James Price
Columbus
Ruth Parsons
Dorsey Parsons
Otto Bradford
Portland
Milo Richardson
Port Huron
Mich
Lewis Ours
Harry Stobart
Chriss Thompson
Middleport
Bertha Wolfe
Doris Miller
Wilma Sayre
Allen Sayre
Gordon Wolfe
Miss Sayre
Beryl Wolfe
Rhonda Wolfe
Manchester Wolfe
Racine
Ernest Hutton
Ray Wagner
Akron
Local families visit Mr and Mrs Charles McNickles
Individuals named Ralph Webb Lee Johnson Lillie Johnson Richard Dugan Dixie Kay and Dowell McNickles with Carroll Johnson visited in Middleport and Racine as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles McNickles.
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Ralph Webb
Lee Johnson
Lillie Johnson
Richard Dugan
Dixie Kay
Racine
Dowell McNickles
Terry
Carroll Johnson
Middleport
Charles McNickles
Four Accidents Reported by State Patrol Over Holiday Weekend
The Ohio Highway Patrol logged four traffic incidents in Gallia County over the holiday weekend. Luis Herrera, 21, of Dallas, Texas, lost control on Route 141 and hit a guard rail and was cited for excessive speed. A deer was struck and killed on Route 7 by Albert Maxwell, 59, of Killbuck at 11:45 p.m. Saturday. Harry Bane, 56, of Jackson, hit and killed a deer on Route 35 at 3:30 a.m. Sunday. George Pope, 26, and Robert Franklin, 17, both of Gallipolis, were involved on Route 588 at 9:25 a.m. as Pope tried to pass Franklin.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Luis Herrera
Dallas
Texas
Patromen
Albert Maxwell
Killbuck
Harry Bane
Jackson
George Pope
Robert Franklin
Pope
Franklin
Candlelight Rites Held At Heath
A candlelight Christmas Eve service at Heath United Methodist Church was led by Rev. Robert Bumgarner with a choir anthem Christmas Eve. Newman Burdette played organ, Ben Philson directed, and acolytes Jennifer Wise and Kellee Burdette assisted as candles were lit during Silent Night.
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Middleport
Heath United Methodist Church
Robert Bumgarner
Newman Burdette
Ben Philson
Jennifer Wise
Kellee Burdette
Notable names listed with dismissals in Point Pleasant area
James Cash and Cloyd Barnett Leon Mrs. Cecil Phillips Crown City Mrs. Allen Waugh Pliny Mrs. Melvin Bush Gallipolis Ferry Joni Parrish Charles Tucker Katie Wogan Barbara Plants Earl Smith Relda Mayes all of Point Pleasant Roger Harper Apple Grove Britton Aldridge Pomeroy Mrs. Lloyd Huffman Glenwood DISMISSED Richard Thornton.
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James Cash
Cloyd Barnett
Leon
Cecil Phillips
Crown City
Allen Waugh
Pliny
Melvin Bush
Gallipolis Ferry
Joni Parrish
Charles Tucker
Katie Wogan
Barbara Plants
Earl Smith
Relda Mayes
Point Pleasant
Roger Harper
Apple Grove
Britton Aldridge
Pomeroy
Lloyd Huffman
Glenwood
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Willet
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Administration
Stans
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Meigs
Wilkesville
Mrs
Gladys Pierce
Roger Penn
Lanny
Danny Saunders
Ohio University
John Jackson
Youngstown University
Lee Rainey
American Legion and Auxiliary of
Blanche Steele
James Dodrill
Hamden
S. Davis
Walter King
Carpenter
King
Ham
Wieners
Borden's
Davis Bros
Thor
Thunder
Fairmont
Gals
Davis Brothers
Bankamericarn
Lairview
Mrs. Ray Heiney
Super Met
Pearson al S
State Patrol
Heath
Nelson
LLE
Ohio
Richard Thornton
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