Area Death Notices from Athens Ohio February obits
Multiple notices announce deaths of Carl W. Phillips 91 Athens Ohio Clara Ann Gleason 85 Nelsonville Clarence Gus Barnett 62 Athens Bessie B Cottrill 56 Johnstown Marie Sigmon 61 Athens Betty Nixon 92 Ewing Lucille Kraeutter 58 Racine and related funeral details in several Athens area communities. Surviving spouses, children, and burial plans listed with churches and cemeteries. Services set at Hughes Jagers and Sons Ewing Racine funeral homes with obituaries continuing through the week.
Mrs. Carolyn Peters Dies From Gas Fumes In West Virginia
Mrs. Carolyn Peters Ohley West Virginia died unexpectedly from asphyxiation due to gas fumes in her Middleport home. Her two sons were hospitalized and service arrangements are incomplete. Peters was married to Glenn Peters and daughter of Bethel Richards.
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Middleport
Mary Lyons
Carolyn Peters
Ohley
W. Va
Peters
Glenn Peters
Bethel Richards
Henderson Car Victims Rites Slated
Two Henderson youths James Roy Chapman 20 and Ricky Owen Bugg 18 died in a Saturday Route 35 crash. Chapman buried Mt. Union Cemetery near Pliny with Rev. Charles Kinnaird officiating. Bugg services set at Wyoma Pentecostal Church with burial at Wyoma Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
James Roy Chapman
Ricky Owen Bugg
Henderson
Mason County
Chapman
Crow-Hassel
Charles
Tommy) Kinnaird
Mt. Union Cemetery
Pliny
Clarence
Ilene Bonecutter Chapman Sr
Vickie Pearson
June
Carolyn
Peggy
Linda
Donna Chapman
Clarence Jr
Bruce
Mitchell
Charles Chapman
Ethel Chapman
Sylvia Mullins
Bugg
Wyoma
Chops Keep Better When Turned Daily on Fresh Plate
Daily turning of chops and serving on a fresh plate helps keep meat fresher in the refrigerator. The advice emphasizes routine handling to preserve quality and flavor.
Cars Collide On Roadside Near Mason County Line
An accident on Mason Road near the Cabell County line occurred at 6:35 p.m. Saturday. Vehicles driven by William M. Kimble and Hershel R. Jacobs collided after Jacobs's car left the road into soft dirt and stalled. Damage estimated at 350 dollars. no injuries or citations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason Road
Cabell County
Mason County
Two Vinton Cases Slated For Appeal
The Fourth District Court of Appeals will convene at the Vinton County Courthouse at 9 30 a m Tuesday to hear Gay H Lowe versus Alfred Lowe and Sherman V Hopkins versus the Village of McArthur. Presiding judge Homer E Abele and judges Earl Stephenson Gordon Gray will make the winter visit serving 15 Southeastern Ohio counties. The court reviews lower court decisions in civil or criminal cases from Common Pleas Probate Juvenile Municipal or County Courts.
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Mcarthur
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Vinton County
Gay H. Lowe
Alfred Lowe
Sherman V. Hopkins
Homer E
Pete) Abele
Earl E. Stephenson
Portsmouth
Gordon B. Gray
Athens
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Suppression Of Evidence Is Ordered In Athens Case
Athens County Common Pleas Judge John Bolin upheld a motion to suppress marijuana possession evidence. Attorneys Alan Goldsberry for Melvin Tucker and Fred Daubenspeck argued the warrant lacked probable cause, citing an appeals court view of warrant law. Police entered the Athens apartment in January 1970 based on a confidential informer tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Alan Goldsberry
Melvin Tucker
Fred Daubenspeck
Bolin
Tucker
Daubenspeck
Athens
Elementary School Closed For One Week
POINT PLEASANT Leon Elementary School is closed for one week on the order of acting county health officer Dr. John M. Grubb due to an outbreak of scarlet fever and strep throat affecting about one third of students. The school will reopen on February 15.
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Point Pleasant — Leon
John M. Grubb
Lois Shin
Gary Conley
Gap Found Threat To University Quattrocki Finds Policy Gap
Quattrocki recalls a decade in business before turning to English at Ohio University in 1967. He describes university turmoil and his move from teaching to an administrative post, later resigning to return to the classroom. He argues for better admin faculty links and clearer university purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Quattrocki
Ohio University
Quattrocki
Athens
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Clark Kerr
Gallipolis Ferry Man Jason Pearson Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Jason Pearson 27 of Gallipolis Ferry died Sunday morning from an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. His wife found him at 6:35 a.m. in their bedroom. a 20 gauge shotgun lay nearby. He was pronounced dead at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Survivors include wife Carolyn Harmon Pearson two daughters Sandra Sue Tammy Lynn a son Timmy Lee and four brothers. Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Wilcoxen Funeral Home Point Pleasant with burial at Kirkland Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carl W. Phillips
N. Shannon Ave
O’bleness
First Christian Church of Athens
Catherine
Hughes Funeral
James Grooms
Herbert Harris
W. Union Street
Clarence
Gus) Barnett
W. Union St
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Lucy Fullerton Barnett
Marietta
Kroger Packing Co
F. C. Schoedinger Co
Columbus
Marietta United Methodist Church
Stella
Harley) Ross
Clara
Hap) Wise
Alberta (Porter) Schuler
Betty McGill
Youngstown
William
Millard
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Jim Paul Stewart
Alexander Cemetery
Boring Chapel
Vinton County
Roger Martin
Bowen Cemetery
Wrightsel
Julian
W. Va
Rome
Elsie Browning Tyler
Charles Sigman
Athens County Children’s Home
Olive Hill Baptist Church
Don
Wanda) Turner
Tom
Irene) Adkins
Bill
Maxine) Black
Ron
Anita) Ripper
Alexandria
Charles L
Alum Creek
Steve
Reynoldsburg
Eva Carpenter
Becky Kinder
Ellen Dailey
St. Albans
Barbara Stone
Palatka
Fla
Donald
Daniels
John
Elkins
Ewing
Bertie Nixon
University Hospital, Columbus
F. M
Mary E. Bainter Gorden
Harold G
William G. Nixon
David
Meredith) Hampson
Alva
Roberts Funeral Home
Logan
Point Pleasant
Jason Pearson
Gallipolis Ferry
Mason County
Troy Huffman
Pearson
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Mason- Gallia
Barbara Gail Williams
Gallipolis
Peason
Frank Foster
Gilbert
Becca Jane Walker Pearson
Carolyn Harmon Pearson
Sandra Sue
Tammy Lynn
Timmy Lee
Lee
Gilbert Jr
West Columbia
David Richard
Barto
Rutland
Wilcoxen
T. W. Lawrence
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Three Weekend Break-Ins Reported by Athens Police
Athens City Police investigated three weekend break-ins at the Middle School woodshop where tools were stolen and a safe entry attempt occurred, at Dr J D Haskins office on Court Street where a window was broken and desk ransacked, and at the Stimson Avenue Car Wash where the office was entered through a window, a safe was pried open and $329 taken.
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Stimson Avenue
Athens City
J. D. Haskins
Court Street
Six Slated For Court Appearance In Draft Case
Six individuals face court appearances in a draft records tampering case. Sister Elizabeth McAlister a teacher at Marymount College is named alongside priests Neil McLaughlin and Joseph Wenderoth both in the Baltimore archdiocese, with Anthony Scoblick and others also involved. Defense lawyers include William H Kunstler Francis Gallagher William Cunningham and Harry Sawyer.
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Elizabeth McAlister
Upper Montclair
N.J
Religious Order of the Sacred Heart
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Anthony Scoblick
Baltimore Md
Neil Raymond McLaughlin
Joseph Reese Wenderoth
Baltimore
William H. Kunstler
New York
Francis X. Gallagher
Archdiocese of
William Cunningham
Chicago
Harry Sawyer
Philadelphia
Weekend Fire Calls Keep Athens Fire Dept Busy
Athens Fire Department responded to three weekend fires causing an estimated total loss of 2500 dollars. A fire at Hayes Hall Lakeview Manor was blamed on a short in an electric clock or a lighted candle. A stove top smoke incident at Athens Apartments caused no fire damage. A Bromley Hall room suffered 250 dollars in fire damage 150 dollars in contents from a candle. The emergency squad aided two people and treated a resident with breathing difficulties.
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Athens
Hayes Hall
Lakeview Manor
Thomas Drain
Bob Kalata
Bill Stephenson
Bromley Hall
Jack Smith
Ron Tym
Union St
Dale Clemons
Washington St
O’bleness Memoral Hospital
Birds Nest Fire Damages Mason Home
A morning fire in Mason caused about 100 dollars in damage to the Charles Jeffers residence on Pomeroy Street. Firemen said nests under the eaves ignited by a spark from a nearby chimney caused the blaze, reported by the Mason Volunteer Fire Department. The alarm rang at 7 30 a.m.
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Mason
Charles Jeffers
Pomeroy Street
Mason Volunteer Fire Department
Thieves Take Cigarettes From James C. Hall Home
Point Pleasant police investigate a Sunday night break in at 1919 North Main Street. Entry via unlocked back door led to a kitchen search while the rest of the house was checked. only a pack of cigarettes appeared missing.
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Point Pleasant
James C. Hall
N. Main St
The Out of Towners Highlight New York Crisis Study
A Rand Institute study on New York City reveals a near paralysis in housing and failing public services, including police, fire, and clinics. It notes rising costs, weak enforcement, and untreated alcoholics, contrasting with its lighthearted film depiction.
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City of
New York
Santa Monica
Rand Corp
New York City
Rand Institute
Rand
John Lindsay
Lindsay
New York City-Rand Institute
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Clara A. Gleason
Leonard Funeral Home
James Mathias
Smith Chapel
Clarence Barnett
Bessie B. Cottrill
Marie Sigmon
Fisher Road
Lucille Kraeutter
Racine
Daughters of America
Chester
Eldon
Leda Mae Kracutter
Lawrence
Delores) Wolfe
Dale
Roberta
Marion
Kent
Laren Wolfe
Carrie Dickinson
Anna Byers
Ewing Funeral Home
Rev. L. R. Carmichael
Letart Cemetery
Mrs
Henderson Car
Vinton
Gap
Tom Price
Messenger City Editor
Messenger
Chuck Beckley
N. Congress St
Lynn Paxson
Hudson Health Center
New York Crisis
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The
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Jack Lemmon
Kennedy Airport
Central Park
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