James P. Cumley Dies Former Shoe Store Owner
James P. Cumley 74 of 159 E State St Athens died Tuesday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. He managed Mildeck's Shoe Store on Court Street for about 30 years from 1933 until retirement. He served as president of the Retail Merchants of Athens and later worked with the Athens Urban Renewal office. He was a member of the First Church.
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Athens
James P. Cumley
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William and
Elizabeth Thomas Cumley
Cumley
Mildeck’s
Court Street
Retail Merchants of
Long Furnance Co. owner L C Long dies in Vinton
L C Long 60 of Vinton died 3 p.m. Monday at Holzer Medical Center. He owned Long Furnace Co. in Vinton until shortly before his death. Survived by wife Reba Mitchell Long two daughters Lynn and Arlene a granddaughter Shannon Brook two brothers and four sisters. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at McCoy Funeral Home Vinton. Burial in Vinton Memorial Park. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.
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L. C. Long
Holzer Medical Center
Long Furnace Co
Elizabeth
Charles E. Long
Reba Mitchell Long
Lynn
Arlene
Shannon Brook
Quigley
Bidwell
Marion
Cleveland
Harold
Edna) Aleshire
Washington Court House
Delcina Thomas
Sarasota
Fla
Wayne
Thelma) Gilbert
Fairborne
Tom (Easter) Wheeler
Chillicothe
Louise Long
Gall
Athens
Helen E. Davis
E. Fourth St
Dayton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County
William
Carol Sue
Carl William
Carlos P. White
Louise Melling
New Madison
Evelyn Sams
Dora Bailey
Pauline Rutter
Carl White Jr
the Plains
Robert L. White
Cape May
N. J
Hughes Funeral Home
Nancy Mangum
Clark’s Chapel
Funeral
Chesterhill
David T. Tabler
Stewart
Kilvert Church of God
Ralph Tate
Kilvert
Fawecett-Stone
Mr. Tabler
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Oscie Cumley
Pat
Emma) Mitchell
Waynesburg
Vivian
Lillian
Mr. Cumiey
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Clyde C. Pinnell
Memory Gardens
Logan
Charles Joseph Schrader
Hocking County
John and Catharine Miller Schrader
William Brooks Shoe Co
Nelsonville
St. John Catholic Church
Virgie Glenn Schrader
Charles Robert
Paul Edward
Thomas Ray
Virginia Hagan
Sharon McManaway
Helen Clench
Racine
Ambrose
Ann Joos
Lancaster
Elizabeth Kellenbarger
Agnes Estep
Catherine Poling
Geiger
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Point Pleasant
Ethel Morris Nichol
Henderson
Miller Funeral Home
Galipolis
Paul S. Banders
W. Union St
West Virginia
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Ida Nutter Davis
Baptist Church
A. G
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Jamnita) Roberts
Huntington
Goldin Gregory
Buckroe Beach
Leslie Morris
Harry Nichols
Gallipolis
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Naples
Waugh-Halley- Wood
Robert Mussman
Calvary Cemetery
Rio Grande
Corning
Eliza Jane Clerk
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Cecil
St. Petersburg
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Glouster
Dorothy McFarland
Wayne, Mich
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Shawnee
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Callie Ray
Lincoln Park
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Carl Ramsey
Oakfield
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Fourth Ave
Marks Nursing Home
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Iva) Brown
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Ted Allan Morgan
Glouster Church of Christ
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Myri Cobb Morgan
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Dutch) Morgan
van Fossen
Don Seevers
Sands Cemetery
Trimble
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Mary Creta and Alton Vickery
Mary Creta and Alton Vickery of Logan were admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital and Harold Culp was discharged.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mary Creta
Alton Vickery
Logan
Harold Culp
Chauncey Friendship Class to Meet at Pearl Henry Home
The Chauncey Friendship Class will meet at the home of Mrs. Pearl Henry on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Reading and discussion planned with neighbors invited to participate.
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Chauncey Friendship
Pearl Henry
Chauncey Council Gives Go Ahead for New Cruiser and Budget
Chauncey Village Council authorized advertising for bids to buy a new police cruiser replacing a 1966 Ford. It adopted an ordinance for a 1970 appropriation of 78,348 dollars with federal funds delaying the overdue amount for the new sewage plant. The council also approved bills totaling 726.02 and accepted Mayor Wadley’s January report of 210.20 in fines costs and amusement licenses.
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Chauncey Village
Ford Council
Monday Night Council
Charles Wadley
General
Street
Police Officer Appointed in Glouster
John Dixon aged 28 received a probationary appointment as police patrolman from Mayor Thomas Williams. Dixon began duties Friday evening after eight years in the armed forces. He filled the vacancy created when Williams terminated William Matheny, who had served less than a month on the force.
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Glouster
John Dixon
Thomas Williams
Dixon
Village Police Department
Armed Forces
Williams
William Matheny
Matheny
OU Student Assaulted On W. Union Street
An Ohio University student, Jon C. Strbak of 37 Moore Ave, was assaulted early Tuesday on W. Union Street near Depot Street. Taken to Hudson Health Center by his roommate, he was treated for head bruises and released. A green sports car stopped, a man jumped out and beat him, then fled when alarms sounded. No motive or assailant description given.
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Ohio University
W. Union Street
Depot Street
Hudson Health Center
Jon C. Strbak
Moore Ave
Strbak
Logan Clay Products Co Elects Board of Directors
Logan Clay Products Co held its annual meeting to elect an eight member board for the coming year. Re-elected were Huffman Lappen Murray Holl Holl Holl and H Holl with new directors Sparnow and Baird. Officers include Holl as chairman and president and Sparnow as secretary treasurer.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Ing
Logan Federal Community Room
James W. Huffman
Hubert D. Lappen
Roscoe Murray
Barton A. Holl
Barton S. Holl
Richard H. Holl
John R
Bob) Sparnow
Bill L. Baird
John R. Sparnow
Rudolph W
Buzzie) Rempel
Police Probe Store Entry
Glouster police investigated a third break in recent days at Gamwell Bros. Store 60 Main St. Entry occurred between 1 30 and 4 a m with glass broken and doors torn but nothing reported missing. Earlier two other break ins at a tavern and a dairy store remain unsolved.
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Glouster
Gamwell Bros
Main St
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