Traffic toll nears wartime New Year record with 156 deaths
The Associated Press reports a near record 156 traffic deaths during a 30 hour New Year period ending at midnight Wednesday. Weather affected many regions from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast as authorities gauge toll against past eras and safety projections.
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Haydenville Socials Highlight Large Family Gatherings
Mrs. Bernice Carter reports multiple household parties in Haydenville. Guests included McQuades Tolberts Leathers and McQuades from Nelsonville Columbus Logan Lancaster Mansfield Chillicothe Wayne and Gallia counties.
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Lee McQuade
Charls Leasure
Janet
Pam
Columbus
Walter Tolbert
Leann and
Billy
Logan
Herman Lehman
Chuck and
Greg
Logan Route 3
Walter McQuade
Brenda Morman
Nelsonville
Robert Burke
Lancaster
Robert Barron
Mansfield
James Barron
Carol
Nancy
Roy Crothers
Crothers
Ralph Riddlebarger
Tim
Jeff
Kathie
William Dodd
Tracie and
Shannon
Ronald Hansel
Kris, Mark
Robbie
Chillicothe
Kitchen Fire Damages Chauncey Home of Fire Chief
The Chauncey Dover fire department responded to a kitchen blaze at Mrs Anna Gretz Elm Street on New Year’s week 1968. Grease from a skillet ignited causing extensive kitchen damage and smoke throughout the house led by Fire Chief William Gretz directing the response near the station.
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Chauncey- Dover
Anna Gretz
Elm Street
William Gretz
Gretz
News Of Vinton Highlights Local Visitor Parades
Mrs Jesta Mathews of Columbus spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Don Swick. Guests included Eugene Green of Gallipolis and others from Columbus Ottawa Marietta Wellston Langsville Patriot and Gallipolis as they visited local families and joined meals and gatherings.
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Vinton
Jesta Matthews
Columbus
Don Swick
Eugene Green
Gallipolis
Lucille Burris
Connie
Clinton Lambert
Ann
Ottawa
Higgins
Dale Lambert
Ray Swirlein
Lucy Hartsook
Homer Hartsook
Liane
Diane
Chester White
James Snyder
Jane Snyder
Sherri
Phil
David Lambert
Ellsworth Miller
Stevie
Patriot
Anna Higgins
Max Hartsook
Terry
E. E. Hartsook
Fred Sternberg
Barbara Stricklin
Harold Cottrill
Langsville
Miss Stricklin
Lester Metcalf
Marietta
Karl Burleson
Tommy Metcalf
Mark
Larry
Claude Swick
Wellston
America's First Automat Closes After 66 Years
The Horn and Hardart Automat, a Philadelphia icon since 1902, closes after 66 years. Once a museum piece with 32 Automats at peak, only two remain in Philadelphia and eight in New York, deemed uneconomical to maintain in the space age.
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Philadelphia
America
Horn and Hardart Baking Co
Nelson G. Harris
H&h
Joseph V. Horn
Frank Hardart
New York City
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