Area Death Notices across multiple Ohio towns
Area obituaries report Maude L. Roush 85 of White Church dies after hospitalization. Also noted are Otto F. Reiker 67 of 117 Liberty St and Ella Luc retrieved Rhodes 85 of Syracuse, plus Samuel C. Anderson 71 of Letart, Rosa D. Nease 80 of New Haven, Della F. Gillilan 54 of Racine, Orrie E. Woolley 92 of Amesville and James C. Walker 82 of Pomeroy. Funeral details listed for each. burial sites include Roush Cemetery, Suncrest Cemetery, Gillmore Cemetery, Longdale Cemetery, IOOF Cemetery, and Letart Falls cemetery. Families include Foreman, Reiker, Rhodes, Anderson, Nease, Gillilan, Beaver, Gillilan, and others.
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Glenville
Point Pleasant
Donald F. Roush
New Haven
Esther Bush
Allen Park
Mich
Virginia McComb
Pittsburgh
Foglesong Funeral Home
Jack Welch
Roush
White Church
Otto Franklin Reiker
Liberty St
Holzer Hospital
Mason County
John and
Mollie Phillips Reiker
United Mine Workers
Moose Lodge
The
Ohio River Company
Huntington
Syracuse
Ella Lucretia Rhodes
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Charles W. Cornell
Racine
James Cornell
Pomeroy
Anna Cornell
Ewing
Menzil Smith
Gillmore Cemetery
Edna
Edith Durst
Archbold
Elva Dorker
Memphis
Velma Louise Legue
Letart
Ruth Ann Sparks
Ithaca
Margaret Frankstoke
San Antonio
Tex
Billie June Hubman
Columbus
Ellen Irene Anderson
Homer
Andy
Toledo
Cora Miracle
Millwood
W. Va
Bertha Hammack
Sissonville
Perry
Red House
James Morrison
Richard
Longdale
Rosa D. Nease
Edwin Clark
West Columbia
Francis
Julia Somerville Lewis
Emmett Nease
Clark
Gertrude Vanmeter
Steubenville
Erma Turnbull
Naomi Riley
Mason
Kathleen Greene
Marion
Foglesong
Marvin Frame
IOOF
Elbert G. Gillilan
Charles W. Beaver
Letart Falls Methodist Church
Dean Goodwell
Freeland Norris
Letart Falls
Rawlings-Coats
Middleport
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World Day of Prayer service held at Webb's chapel
In Haydenville the Rev and Mrs J P Lebenstrom and others attended a World Day of Prayer service at Webb's chapel church sponsored by WSCS with Bethany Ebenezer and Mak ville churches participating. Mr and Mrs C S Matheny were visited by Ervin Matheny of Zanesville. James Phelps Leel enlisted in the U S Air Force and reported to Fort Hayes February 16.
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Haydenville
J. P. Lebenstrom
Donald Vollmer
Genevieve Martin
Homer Carter
Nora Skiver
Webb's Chapel
WSCS
Bethany
Ebenezer
Makville
C. S. Matheny
Mrs
Ervin Matheny
Zanesville
Hal Phelps
James
Logan
Brenda Leel
Columbus
Mae Campbell
U.S. Air Force
Fort Hayes
Markets in Cincinnati Open with Mixed Cattle and Hog Trade
USDA market report from Cincinnati shows cattle and calves listing mixed demand with prices mostly steady to down. Steers and heifers overall softer. cows and bulls slow with declines. calves weaker though some prime sales hold. Hogs active early then quiet. barrows and gilts around 19.85 for 190 220 lb, sows 15.50-16.50, boars 13.50-15.50. Sheep lambs steady to weak with slaughter lambs 21.50-22.00 and 20.50-21.50 for choice lambs.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Choice
Oppenheimer Father of the atomic bomb dies in Princeton
J Robert Oppenheimer died of throat cancer at his Princeton home Saturday night. He had spent 18 years as director of the Institute for Advanced Study after helping develop the atomic bomb and warned that future men would lack security. He retired last June to seek historical and philosophical understanding of science.
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Princeton
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Europe
Institute For Advanced Study
Oppenheimer
Institute
Million Gladiolus Bulbs Lost In Gallipolis Fire
A storage building housing about one million gladiolus bulbs burned eight miles southwest of Gallipolis. Losses near 68000 dollars included 60000 for the bulb building and 8000 for a adjacent barn. Cappelli Farms, Inc. owned the property on Blessing Road. Firemen battled the blaze about three hours. the cause is unknown. A separate stove fire at 390 Pike Street Kananga damaged a stove area for 150 dollars.
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Gallipolis
Cappelli Farms, Inc
Blessing Road
Ernest Stack
Cappelli
Springfield
Herb Spencer
Pike St
Kananga
Carpenter WSCS meeting features missionary slides from Nigeria and Kenya
Mrs Robert Mattox hosted the Temple WSCS as Miss Gertrude Linnenbruegge from Ohio University shared slides from her stay in Nigeria and Kenya detailing missionary work and local life. Various visitors attended and events ranged from a birthday shower for Mrs Dale Dye to a wedding reception for Miss Betty Lou Jones and Bruce Caldwell.
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Carpenter
Robert Mattox
Temple Wscs
Gertrude Linnenbruegge
Ohio University
Nigeria
Kenya
Barry Arbaugh
Gregory
Elmer Mattox
William Lawson
Chery
Mike Lawson
Ronald Whittington
Rex Cheadle
Dale Dye
Larry Clark
Mt. Union Church
John Richard Mattox
Huntington
W. Va
Elmer
Eldon Markin
Thad Dye
Dothan
Ala
Navy
Fern Gillogly
Ralph Frazier
Susan
Danny
Galipolis
Elba
George McKnight
Columbus
Cecil Gillogly
Steve
Jeffrey
Athens
Robert Bishop
Sandy
Tommy
Mabel Bishop
van Beuren
Bishop
Joyce Carlos
Holiday Inn
Chillicothe
Ray Myers
Harrisonville
Earl Starkey
Evan David Wiseman
Rutland
Coins found in India may be oldest silver coins
A shepherd boy in Jaipur district uncovered an earthen pot holding 50 silver coins possibly issued in the third or fourth century B.C. Archeologists say the find may be the oldest silver coins yet found in India. Jaipur district lies in northwestern India near the Great Indian Desert.
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Jaipur
India
Great
Indian Desert
Community club programs and garden talks noted in New Haven
Multiple groups met in New Haven with hosts named including Mrs. Burris and Mrs. Hinnerman. Programs covered religion, conservation slides by Charles Ord, garden club talks by David Freeman and Mrs. Bates, and a bird sanctuary sign announcement. A court approved a separation agreement resolving property rights and custody.
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New Haven
Ruth Circle
WSWS
EUB
Martin Berisford
Howard Burris
Nehaclima Garden Club
Alex Quillen
David Lynn Freeman
Point Pleasant
Robert Layne
Harry Miller
Lewis Capehart
Louis Summers
WSCS
New Haven Methodist Church
Wilma Hinnerman
Jack Welch
Esther
United Lutheran Church Women
St. Paul
Harry Iloffee
Chester Weaver
New Haven Garden Club
F. A. Batey
Charles Ord
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Hartford
Nelson Jennings
Wahama High School
William Snow
Carolyn Snow
Busy West tour fuels Romney presidential bid hints
In Salt Lake City Governor George Romney faces pressure as supporters greet his West tour with large crowds. He downplays candidacy claims, saying he is just shopping around while outlining eight events from morning to midnight and ending in Idaho Falls. A welcome crowd in Utah erupts with chants and a toddler wearing a “Now, Romney” shirt, while Romney quips about rumors and church.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Anchorage
Alaska
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Several Local Residents
Mrs Howard F Schrader and Carl William Clark of Logan Route 2 along with Alva FE Martin Zales ki Terry Krannitz Bernard Bell and Miss Charlotte Bell were admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Howard F. Schrader
Carl William Clark
Logan
Alva FE
Martin
Zaleski
Terry Krannitz
Bernard Bell
Charlotte Bell
Grass fire extinguished on William Azbell property Route 33
Logan firemen wiped out a grass blaze Sunday afternoon on the William Azbell property about two miles southeast of the city along Route 33.
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Logan
William Azbell
Route 33
Metal Powder Strike Enters Fourth Week
Logan union workers vote to continue a strike against Metal Powder Products Inc as week four begins. Local 1251 IAM rested a proposed three year contract Jan 29 and set picket lines Jan 30, with federal mediator George Bell overseeing talks that have yielded no solution. Clarence Dishong says members rejected the contract 63 to 10 and will meet again Sunday to consider new offers. Picketing remains peaceful. next meeting will be called by the mediator.
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Logan—Union
Metal Powder Products, Inc
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
George Bell
The
8& Union
Clarence K. Dishong
Nelsonville
Dishong
Methodist Sings For Baptists
Liberty Kentucky church visitors interrupt a hymn service when Johnnie Beard from a nearby Methodist church leads a broadcast on the Baptist church speaker system. A few plugs are pulled and normal proceedings resume.
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Liberty
Liberty Baptist Church
Johnnie Beard
Beard
New Science Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
New York special report claims a new healing substance can shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief with actual shrinkage, with remarkable results reported.
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New York, N. Y
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Otto Reiker
Ella Rhodes
Samuel Anderson
Samuel Curtis
Shorty) Anderson
Plum Orchard
George and
Rachel Taylor Anderson
Della F. Gillilan
University Hospital
Gillilan
American Red Cross
Mt. Moriah
Woolley Services
Chesterhill
Orrie E. Woolley
Amesville
Fawcett - Stone Funeral Home
Merle Plotner
Federal Valley Cemetery
Louise Rowland
James C. Walker
Glouster
Mary Walker
Vera
van Fossen
Don Seevers
Minster
Bishopville
Dillon Infant
Lena Faye Dillon
Dewey
Lena Preston Dillon
Linwood Ave
Vinton Memorial Park
McCoy Funeral Home
Grant Hospital
Linda Lou
Lesa Ann
Dewey Lynn
Carmel Andy
L. N. Preston
Vinton
Andy Dillon
Jackson
Dillons
Gilbert Freeman
Gilbert Edward Freeman
Miamisburg
Marie
Ewing Funeral Home
William Thrope
Beech Grove Cemetery
Dale E Shult
Athens County Savings 4 Loan
Steeet
Mill Street
Watchmaker Jeweler
Wilson Baker
N. Court
Athens, Ohio
Bernice Carter
Atom Bomb
Openheimer
Westina Crabtree
Pittsburg
Kan
Jay N. Patmor
Patmor
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Donald K. Borstow
Jessie W. Ley, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill & Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Reed & Baur, Inc
Joseph Seiple
the Salts Insurance Agency
Richard Guinther
Methodist
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Complete Insurance Service
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