Possible U S retaliation debated after Vietnam shelling
The United States weighs options after North Vietnamese shelling of 125 plus South Vietnamese cities and bases. Nixon seeks caution while considering resuming bombing and risks harming Paris peace talks. Officials cite DMZ violations and morale impact on Saigon amid calls for measured response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
Nixon
South Vietnam
Dmz
Death notices from Pomeroy and surrounding areas
William Reese Barnhart 85 of Pomeroy died at Valley Nursing Home South Point. Survived by wife Mary three daughters two sons a brother and sister many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Thursday 1 p.m. Ewing Funeral Home Wells Cemetery Downingt on. Oma Jane Newell 61 of Point Pleasant died at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Survived by husband Homer four daughters three sons a brother three sisters. Funeral arrangements Chapman-Wilcoxen pending arrival of Archie from Vietnam. John Alvin Mutt Byus 52 of Point Pleasant died at home. Survived by wife Freda four daughters two sons three sisters five brothers and ten grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. Ruth E. Hannah 65 former Shawnee resident died in Toledo. Survived by husband Samuel six daughters a son two sons a brother five sisters and 24 services Tuesday Shawnee United Methodist Church. George Cable Rayburn 70 found dead in Rose Hill trailer home. Surviving son George daughter Dolores four brothers a sister and four grandchildren. Last rites Wednesday Crow-Hassell Funeral Home. Lizzie Jackson Quick 79 of Syracuse died at home. Survived by James son Thomas daughter Margaret Cottrill a brother and sister nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Ben J. Spencer 68 Racine died at Holzer Medical Center. Surviving wife Mildred step-daughter three brothers two sisters and two grandchildren. Flor ence Souder Schoolcraft 70 of Cutler Route 1 died. Husband Roy E. Schoolcraft deceased. Niece and nephew survive. Funeral arrangements Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Reese Barnhart
the Valley Nursing Home
South Point
Household of Faith
U. S. Marine Corps
Charles
Middleport
Alice McKnight
Wofford Heights
Calif
Ewing
Wells Cemetery
Downington
Point Pleasant
Oma Jane Newell
Ohio St
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Homer
Phiou Hartley
Columbus
Miss
Millie Summertine
Silver Springs
Opal Tullos
Grove City
Anna Lee Craft
Myrtle Beach
Fla
Archie Newell
Vietnam
Harold Newell
Danny
Earl Tucker Malden
W. Va
Basil
Grimms Landing
James
Robertsburg
Russell
Racine
Grace Thornton
Maud Branham
Ripley
Pauline Jones
Cheshire
Chapman-Wilcoxen Funeral Home
Archie
John Alvin (Mutt
Byus
Lincoln Ave
West Virginia Malleable Iron Co
Emma Hill
Elza Byus
Freda Mattox Byus
Alice Capehart
Guysville
Sue Roach
Teresa
Rita Byus
Bill Byus
Randy Byus
Opal Viers
Helen Wodall
Neva German
Long Bottom
Cecil
Preacher
Andy
Charles Jr
Kenneth Byus
Crow-Hussell Funeral
George Hoschar
Suncrest Cemetery
Shawnee
Ruth E. Hannah
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Salt Lick Two
David
Sarah Anderson Lewis
Samuel
Duncan
Lincoln
Ill
Kenneth
Marilyn Noecker
Phoenix
Ariz
Carol Slusher
Ottawa Lake
Mich
Donna Berger
Sylvania
George Cable Rayburn
Rose Hill
R. R. Pickens
Meigs County
Rayburn
George
George Robert Rayburn
Dolores Johnson
Joseph
Pompano Beach
Frank
Steubenville
Raymond
Logan
Bess Rayburn
Huntington
Crow- Hassell Funeral Home
Syracuse
Lizzie Jackson Quick
Syracuse Daughters of America
Guiding Star Council
The
Presbyterian Church
James S
Thomas
Margaret Cottrill
James Jackson
Laura Sayre
Mildred Chapman
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Glen Hoeholt
Letart
Ben J. Spencer
Holzer Medical Center
Spencer
Ann Coe
Maxine Wingett
Daron
Billy Jackson
Ewing Funeral Home
Charles Norris
Freeland Norris
Letart Cemetery
Chesterhill
Florence Souder Schoolcraft
Cutler Route
East Liverpool
Michael H. Souder
Roy E. Schoolcraft
Fawcett-Stone
Charles Imhoff
Riverview Cemetery
Glouster Bans Parking on Broad and Main Streets
Glouster village council approved parking restrictions on High Main and Broad Streets amid objections from Mayor Thomas Williams Jr. The east sides of High and Main will be cleared and Broad Street entirely restricted with fines rising to 50 cents. The mayor questioned where residents could park and urged town aid over bans. The council ook at buying 26 new meters and urged merchants to keep fronts clean as trash containers are placed on business streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High
Main
Broad
Glouster Village
Thomas Williams Jr
Williams
Broad Street
Exterior chalking and durable paint guidance
Exterior chalking is common on white and pastel paints and helps keep surfaces clean longer. Excessive chalking shortens life, so apply two coats for durability and avoid thin coverage. Use chalk-retardant paint on masonry surfaces per the National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
Shellac thinner guidance
The answer states denatured alcohol is the only recommended thinner for shellac and that using turpentine is not advised. It notes you should not use shellac mixed with turpentine and should instead thin with denatured alcohol.
Abstract color design idea for plain doors
A guide suggests using bold colors and masking tape to create a bright abstract design on a flat door, ideal for hallways with limited space. The note cites 200 000 institutional patients and mentions the U S Government Printing Office selling about 70 million publications annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
U. S
Window seat storage for a child’s room design
A child friendly storage window seat 18 inches deep serves as a dresser with drawers. Extend the unit to about six feet and frame either side with tall bookshelves reaching the ceiling. Include reading lights and a Roman shade for a private reading nook. Also suggests a fruit gelatin dessert with stuffed cherries folded in.
Clear Creek Dam Project Hearing Set
Public hearing on the Clear Creek Valley improvements, including a Logan Dam and Reservoir, will be held March 20 at 10 a.m. in the Logan Armory. The Corps of Engineers Huntington District will conduct the hearing and forward testimony to the Army Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Clear Creek
Logan Dam
Logan Armory
Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Secretary of the Army
Neotoma Valley
Rhododendron Hollow
Route 33
Fred Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Incest Charge Denied By Area Resident
Paul Hamilton, The Plains, pleaded innocent to incest in Municipal Court. Charged by Juvenile Officer Samuel Buffington for an offense on Aug. 18, he remains jailed in lieu of a $3,000 bond. Hearing set for 9 a.m. March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hamilton
the Plains
Samuel Buffington
Hamilton
Driver Fined and Jailed After Patrol Arrest
Hoyt R. Weekly, 44, of 3914 N Court St, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving with a revoked license. He was arrested Feb 12 by the State Highway Patrol, fined $100 and costs, and given a three day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt R. Weekly
N. Court St
State Highway Patrol
Window broken at Wakefield service station entry
Sheriff's deputies suspect a passerby threw an object through a broken window at Wakefield's service station Sunday. Athens area seen a moist warm start to the week with overcast skies and light Sunday rains, temps at dawn 36 and 38, high 44. Ohio five day forecast calls for mild temps, highs 40s to 50s, with occasional rain late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Athens
C .L. Colmer
Observer
Ohio
Athens City Council Joins Regional COG For Grants
Resolution authorizes Mayor Raymond Shepard to seek and sign membership in the COG for Athens Ohio. It cites emergency need to access federal and state grants and allows withdrawal with sixty days notice. Passed February 17 1969 with Tad Grover and Patricia Betz noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Sec-Cog
Athens County
COG
City of
Raymond Shepard
Patricia B. Betz
Tad Grover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pentagon
Europe
European
William R. Barnhart
John
Mutt
George C. Rayburn
Lizzie J. Quick
Florence Schoolcraft
Michael Bryant
Alan
Margery Mason
Cross-eyed Bear
Woub-Tv
Clear Creek Dam
Wakefield
FHA
Farmer’s Home Administration
Council
Kroger
Tenderay Brand
Usda Choice
USDA
Kroger Tenderay
Ee Kroger
Boston
Lie
Kroger Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!