Area Death Notices Link Coolville and Nearby
Area death notices report George A. Cunningham 88 of Torch died after two week illness in Greene Memorial Hospital Xenia He survived by two sons Bernard and Willard and daughter Audrey four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services set Tuesday 2 p.m. at White Funeral Home burial at Rockland Cemetery. Lou ise Kontner Walbridge former Nelsonville resident died Sunday at St Charles Hospital survived by daughter Richard Roth son Donald E three brothers and six grandchildren. Thurman Ray Adkins 28 Glouster Route 3 died Saturday in University Hospital Columbus funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday Beach Grove Cemetery. Mary Peoples Leifheit 84 former Pomeroy resident died Saturday in Mansfield survived by two sons two brothers one grandson five great grandchildren funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Ewing Funeral Home. Esta F Hamilton died Monday Holzer Hospital survived by son Harry E Hamilton arrangements to be announced.
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Coolville
George A. Cunningham
Torch
Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Bernard E
Willard E
Dayton
Audrey M. Bretz
Athens
Charles
Berea
White Funeral Home
Far! Russell
Rockland Cemetery
Nelsonville
Louise Kontner
Walbridge
St. Charles Hospital
Athens County
Dan
Lillie Linscott
Richard Roth
Donald E
Toledo
Tom Williams
Donald Betts
Eber Linscott
Earl Linscott
Jacksonville
Fred Linscott
Bedford
Donald
Craig Funeral Home
Glouster
Thurman Ray Adkins
University Hospital
Columbus
Norbert W. Johnston
Beach Grove
Pomeroy
Mary Peoples Leifheit
Mansfield
Leifheit
United Methodist Church
Capitol City
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Bentley
Edgar
Edward Sauer
Veterans Hospital
Ewing Funeral Home
C. Melvin Alkire
Gallipolis
Esta F Hamilton
James T. Hamilton
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Harry E. Hamilton
Cedar St
Heinlein Funeral Home
Funeral
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lucille
Larry
Logan
Lavinia Ramey
Clifford
New Marshfield
Homer
Naomi Stiff
Murray City
Violetta Elliott
Leonard Funeral Home
New Straitsville
Paul Hartman
Woods
James H
Francis Snider Woods
Logan Clay Products Co
Iles
Gertrude Schmeltzer
Edward
East Dearborn
Mich
Wilbur
George Baum
Funeral Home
Track Records Unaccepted by IAAF at Tokyo Olympics
The IAAF did not recognize recent marks by John Pennel in pole vault and Bob Hayes in the 100 yard dash as world records because they were set on asphalt. A spokesman said the performances would be reviewed at the October Tokyo conference during the Olympics. The report lists several local social visits and family gatherings in Belpre, South Point, Athens, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Pennel
Bob Hayes
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Federation
Pennel
Hayes
IAAF
Tokyo
Indians Hire Kent State Expert For 1964 Conditioning
The Cleveland Indians appointDr Lawrence Golding a physiology professor from Kent State University to head a new conditioning program aimed at reducing muscle injuries. Golding will test players in Tucson Arizona between Feb 28 and March 8 measuring stamina strength fat reaction time and flexibility to build individual conditioning plans.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, Indians
Kent State University
Lawrence Golding
Pittsburgh Pirates
Golding
Tucson
Ariz
Perry County Court Notes Highlights Marriages and Real Estate
Marriage licenses issued to Ronald Peterson and Nancy Staggers. Charles Newsom and Roseann Reed. Donald Brown and Janet Watkins. David Blair and Mary Mattick. Lawrence and Belle Watson. Ralph Spires and Susan Norton. Real estate transfers include Paul Russell to Helen Russell and Annis Campbell to Midland Oil Co. plus a right of way for The Literary Society of St Josephs. The number 8 from Joe Weatherly’s car is retired from NASCAR for rest of 1964.
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Ronald Peterson
Zanesville
Nancy Staggers
Somerset
Charles Newsom
Plastic Works
Cambridge
Roseann Reed
Crooksville
Donald Brown
Glouster
Janet Watkins
Corning
David Blair
Bremen
Mary Mattick
New Lexington
Lawrence Watson
Belle Watson
Ralph Spires
Susan Norton
Paul
Nan Russell
Helen D. Russell
Thorn
Annis E. Campbell
Midland Oil Co
Hopewell
The
Literary Society of
Browns to Face Gallipolis Opponents in Feb 28 Exhibition
The Cleveland Browns will play basketball at 8 p.m. February 28 at Kyger Creek High School in Gallipolis. Players from the Gallipolis Independent Basketball League will form the opposition, with many local stars invited to participate. Harrison Dillard, team manager, will join the squad and said the trip is feasible despite players’ schedules. Tickets are $2 reserved and $1.50 general, available at multiple local outlets and from Kyger Creek seniors.
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Gallipolis
Cleveland Browns
Kyger Creek High School
Browns
John Milhoan
Jim Thomas
Mike Morrison
Carl Wolfe
Bill Brown
Chick Conley
John Wooten
Stan Szurick
Ernie Green
Kgger Creek
Lee’s Barbershop
Bob Saunders
Quaker State Service Center
Middleport
Swisher & Lohse Drug
Pomeroy
Swearingen’s Sporting Goods
Athens
Kyger Creek
Francona Sidelined Three Weeks After Hernia Surgery
Cleveland Indians outfielder Tito Francona is in satisfactory condition after surgery performed by Dr. Vic Ippolito at Shaker Medical Center. He injured himself shoveling snow at home in New Brighton Pennsylvania and will miss at least three weeks as the team opens spring training in Tucson Arizona.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tito Francona
Francona
Vic Ippolito
Shaker Medical Center
New Brighton
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Rutland Gathers Weekend Visitors from Nearby States
Mrs. Margaret Parsons hosted guests including J C Parsons of Point Pleasant and Cherry Point visitors Mrs. Charles Parsons and daughter. Several Eliot family members and neighbors from Mason West Virginia Gallipolis and Gallia County attended. Hampered by illness, others received updates on employment and a new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Parsons
J. C. Parsons
Point Pleasant
Charles Parsons
Cherry Point
S.C
Lawrence Burris
Mary Burris
Mason
W. Va
David Wiseman
Jane
Rutland
Jerry Miller
Dunkirk
Ind
Wekend
John Howell
Howells
Calvin Sprouse
Tom Carver
Springfield
Catherine Bush
Columbus
Arthur Sprouse
Moncoal
Jimmy Pierce
Middleport
Bill Larkin
Hannibal
Cash Johnston
Bradbury
Frances Larkin
Homer Parker
Joan May
Gallipolis
Roy Snowden
Carroll Snowden
Robert Canaday
Clarksburg
Armco Steel
Ashland
Ross Shuler
Holzer Hospital
Robert Hill
Billy Hill
Dayton
Ashland Varsity Club To Hold 18th Annual Tournament
The Ashland College Varsity A Club Basketball Tournament will be held in the Ashland College Gym March 13 to 21. Teams seeking information should write to Dave Bogniard, 110 Vernon Avenue, Ashland, Ohio.
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Ashland College
Dave Bogniard
Vernon Avenue
Ashland
Ohio
Orchard and feed store ads mix in rural page
An ad page lists Higgins Feed Store on Route 50 West with apples such as Jonathan Golden Delicious Rome and Winesap, plus Melrose and Romes. It promotes SOW RED CLOVER and mentions a Corley Sawmill and McGlaughlin Orchard at U.S. 50 W and 278 Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins Feed Store
Jonathan
McGlaughlin
U.S. 50-W
Markets Cincinnati cattle and hogs steady in timid trade
USDA market report from Cincinnati shows cattle and calves largely steady with slow slaughter steer and heifer activity. Cows and bulls hold steady values. calves improve 1.00 to 2.00 higher for selected choices. Hogs steady to strong with barrows and gilts at 14.75 to 15.10 and sows 12.50 to 13.00. sheep firm on shorn lambs.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Reedsville Area Home Destroyed by Fire
A defective flue caused a Sunday fire on Route 681 that destroyed the frame home of Mrs. Winifred Barton two miles west of Reedsville. Olive Two fire department was alerted at 10 30 a m but arrived to find the blaze out of control. Chief C Ed Humphrey estimated the loss at about 5000. Barton found the fire in the kitchen and fled as smoke and flames grew. Firefighters said the fire had been burning for some time before discovery.
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Reedsville
Winifred Barton
Here
Olive Two
C. Ed Humphrey
Shawnee Family Moves Tied to Navy Service
Mrs Elizabeth Wilcox returns home after visiting son and daughter in law the Rev and Mrs Edsel Wilcox and family in Athens. Mrs Clarence Colvin and sons leave for Virginia Beach to join husband Ensign Clarence Colvin with the navy. Accompanying them were Mr and Mrs W Wilson Hughes.
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Shawnee
Elizabeth Wilcox
Edsel Wilcox
Athens
Clarence Colvin
Virginia Beach
Navy
W. Wilson Hughes
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George Cunningham
He Was Born
Ritchie County, W. Va
Son of
Absolom and
Heldah Cunningham
Adkins Services
Mary Leifheit
Mrs
Esta Hamilton
Mrs. Dain McGhee
Lawrence T. Byrd
Lawrence _ T. Byrd
Zanesville Ave
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr. Byrd
Elmer and
Esther Camp Byrd
Jobs
Byrd
Charles W. Woods
G. K. Iles
Mary Ann Collins
James Collins
Ewington
Strong Funeral Home
Wilkesville
Tuppers Plains
Bull Welch
Ruth Smith
Lucille Lorentz
Belpre
Maxine Chapman
Harold Parker
South Point
John Arbaugh
Way Clark
Clark
Pamela Balser
Lawrence Balser
Pamela
Ruth Ann Baker
Ronnie Golden
Gladys Gray
Chester
Shirley Swan
Long Bottom
R. K. Rowan
Bernice Hoffman
Charles Betzing
Dana Hoffman
Harry Guthrie
Alfred
Betzings
Betzing
Indians
Kent
Perry County
Joe Weatherly
Senate Rules Committee
Washington
Bobby Baker
William R. Armstrong
Baker
Jose A. Benitez
Pacific Trust Territories
Benitez
Ashland Varsity Club
Cis
the Messenger
Ladonarj
Sessssee Real Estate
Ees
Miller's Poultry
Allen
James G. Wingo
Elliott St
Athens, Ohio
Sunnyvale Nursery
Rt. 13
Blair Office Service
S. Court
Athens Pharmacy
Spencer Farm
Marguerite Sandah
St. Court St
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Biehl Safety Service
Columbus Rd
Bob Hess
Reeder’s
Granite Insurance
Wharton Auger Company
Baughman Agency
Albany
Bal! Insurance
Cline Pharmacy
Flowers Pharmacy
Alten Foundry and Machine Works, Inc
Wheeling St
Lancaster
Sportsman Bar & Grill
Geo. F. Jarvis
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
P.O. Box
Parkersburg
Fuller Brush Co
Financial Institution
P. Box
Lerning
Richland Ave
Photography
Paramount Studio
Washington St
Betts Plumbing Supply
Morris
Travel
Auto Club of Southern Ohio
S. Court St
Washburn Travel Center
MYERS
Everpore
BIEHL
Elmer F. Jones
Juliana
Parkersburg West
Copper Plumbing Company Residential and Commercial
Plurra Amesville
Thompson's TV Service
Admiral Dealer
Bradford Auction CO
Rnte
Bradford Racin
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
von Schrader
O Rose
Prop Electric Motor Service
Unio Dial LY
Rutland Furniture
Rutland, Ohio
Magnavox
Parks Music
Jimmy
W. Union St
Colville
Maud Young
Racine, Ohio
Dolan
Fairview Drive-in
Ehrler Hatchery
Chestnut
Sherwin Williams
Court St
Terry Harvey
York
Hamp
Orange Church
Lottridge
Victor
Athens Office Supply
Watkins Farm Supply
Belleforraine
Ford Ferguson
Coen Tractor Sales
Dougan
Ford Tractor
Farmall
Meigs Equipment Co
Toy
Arboughs Equipment Co
Albany Junction
John Deere
Gallaway Equipment CO
Stmsor Ave LY
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Athens Oil Co. LY
Bardin Brothers
Meigs
Gallia
Pomeroy WY
TED Grindley & Associates
Rosenberg's
Goodyear
Sutton - McKinstry
Collins &Young
Vance Leach
N. Court St LY
Coe
Harris
N. Court St
Wallace Furniture
Chauncey
Drexel
Lawson
Sebring Building Center
Chesterill
First
Dwight Triipp
Athens Tile and Marble
W. Union
Cussins and Fearn Co
Stokes Furniture
Gilbert Simonton
Nelsonvil
Orme
Pomeroy Landmark
Cartharine Hoy
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