Area Death Notices Mrs Helen M Reed
Athens Belle Center and Dayton figures mark the area death notices for Mrs Helen M Reed 66 of 42 N College St who died Wednesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital She was born in Belle Center spent most of her life there and in Dayton worked 25 years for Standard Register in Dayton Retired 1965 has lived in Athens since last July She belonged to First Presbyterian Church Athens and the American Women's Business Association Her husband Frazier Reed died in 1941 A daughter Miriam Brown and a sister Grace Hughes already died She survives a son Donald Reed seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services 2 pm Saturday at Swope Funeral Home Belle Center Rev Albert H Heinz officiating Burial Fairview Cemetery Belle Center Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Local arrangements Hughes Funeral Home Nelsonville Funeral services for Mrs Lois Sterling 56 of Columbus were conducted at Jerry Spears Funeral Home Columbus with burial Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus She was a former Nelsonville and Carbon Hill resident widow of Bennie Sterling She served with the Women's Army Corps in France and Germany during World War I and was formerly employed by the Columbus Bureau of Medical Economics Surviving are a brother Alex Ferriman two nieces Karen and Marylin Ferriman Columbus
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Athens
Helen M. Reed
N. College St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Belle Center
Dayton
Standard Register
First Presbyterian Church
Hughes Funeral Home
Sterling
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Bennie Sterling
Women’s Army Corps
France
Germany
Columbus Bureau of Medical Economics
Alex Ferriman
Karen
Marylin Ferriman
Columbus
Mason County
Frank and
Julia
Somerville) Lewis
Dora Mae Lewis
Donald
Vienna
Harold
Detroit
Helen Castner
Cincinnati
Ann Kirby
New Haven
Rosa Nease
Foglesong Funeral Home
J. C. Foster
Lester Lane
Union Cemetery
Glouster Miner, World War I Vet dies. services set
Genius Yonkoski 69 of Glouster Route 3 died Wednesday in Mount St. Mary Hospital. A retired coal miner, he was a member of United Mine Workers of America Glouster Eagles Lodge American Legion and St Patrick's Church Buchtel. Surviving two sons two daughters 17 grandchildren three brothers. Rosary Friday and funeral mass Saturday at St Patrick's Buchtel. Also William Robert Funk 75 Cocoa Fla former Glouster resident and Harry Rollinson 72 Columbus former Plains Nelsonville resident died in Columbus. funeral services and arrangements noted.
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Glouster
Yonkoski
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas Yonkoski
United Mine Workers of America
Glouster Eagles Lodge
Glouster American Legion
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Buchtel
Cocoa
Fla
William Robert Funk
Ida May Gardner
Pomeroy
Funk
Glouster Church of Christ
William
Sandusky
Jack
Reynoldsburg
Robert
Virginia Cheatheam
Euclid
Ida Mae Gardner
George
Columbus
Harry Rollinson
the Plains
Nelsonville
Rollinson
Johnson Funeral Home
Hutchison death tolls local Logan resident
Mrs Phyllis Irene Hutchison 47 of Logan died at 1130 p m Wednesday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a month as a patient She was born August 20 1919 in Richardson W Va and worked at the Logan Goodyear plant Surviving are her husband John L Hutchison a son John R Hutchison a daughter Dean Ann and Karen both at home a brother Bernard F Mihlbauer and her mother Faye Mihlbauer Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Sparrow officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm Thursday
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Logan
Phyllis Irene Hutchison
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Joseph J. Mihlbauer
Faye (Meadows) Mihlbauer
Hutchison
Richardson
W Va
Logan Goodyear
John L. Hutchison
John R. Hutchison
Dean Ann
Karen
Bernard F. Mihlbauer
Leonard Funeral Home
Elmer Sparrow
Oak Grove Cemetery
Baseball Star Dies In Logan
Baseball star Crabtree dies in Logan. He played for the St Louis Cardinals in 1941 and 1942, then as a player coach for the Reds in 1943 and 1944. Career batting average .281 with a peak .341 in 1941. He led the OldTimers Baseball Association in Nelsonville and organized OldTimers Day. Survived by Mae, a daughter Diane Adams, sister Sarepta Barber, a grandson, and other relatives. Funeral at Warren Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev Thomas Stockdale and Rev George Adams officiating. burial Greenlawn Cemetery after calling after 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Cardinals
Reds
Crabtree
Old- Timers Baseball Association
Nelsonville
Mae
Diane Adams
Groveport
Sarepta Barber
George Adams
Warren Funeral Home
Thomas Stockdale
Greenlawn
Logan Man Fined For Driving While Intoxicated
Leroy Bittner aged 49 of Logan Route 3 was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in Athens County Jail after entering a no contest plea. He was found guilty Wednesday in Athens County Court on a driving while intoxicated charge filed by state patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Bittner
Logan
Athens County
Bittner
Athens
Charles J Wilson of Point Pleasant dies at 78
Charles Joseph Wilson 78 of Point Pleasant died at 7:35 p.m. Wednesday in Holzer Hospital after eight weeks of illness. A ship carpenter for 35 years at Marietta Manufacturing Co. until retirement, he was born May 1, 1888 in Henderson. He was a Trinity Methodist Church member. Survived by widow Mary Varian Wilson a daughter Lida Gardner a brother Ott Wilson four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Crow-Hassell Funeral Home with burial Lone Oak Cemetery.
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Joseph Wilson
Point Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
Marietta Manufacturing Co
1888
Henderson
Andrew and
Lida (Henderson) Wilson
Trinity Methodist Church
Mary Varian Wilson
Howard
Lida) Garland
Gallipolis Ferry
Ott Wilson
Huntington
Crow-Hassell Funeral Home
Charles A. Thompson
William
Bud) Hatfield
Lone Oak Cemetery
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Lois A. Sterling
Jerry Spears
Green Lawn Cemetery
Louis Newark
Felix
Mich
Harold Erwin
Gladys McAllister
Joseph
Henry
Steve
Lena
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Frank Baudo
American Legion
Legion Hall
van Fossen Funeral
William R. Funk
Don Seevers
Maplewood Cemetery
van Fossen Funeral Home
Mrs
Phyllis Hutchison
Francis C. Lewis
Francis Clayton Lewis
James Lewis
Mrs. Ival Prewitt
Stewart
Ival Prewitt
James and
Clara (Phillips) Featherstone
Prewitt
Louisville
Cleo Wayland
Lillie Moore
Coolville
Meda Martin
Lower Salem
Pearl
Wade Featherstone
Jagers and Sons
Guy White
Haga Cemetery
John Kermit Monroe
New Marshfield
John Lawrence Monroe Jr
John Monroe Sr
Kermith Campbell
Marietta
Thomas Barnett
Waverly
W. Va
Bertie Mash
Dell McAfee
Mineral
Luther Ramsey
Ronald Meighn
Vera Beach
Dorothy
Ruth
Mary Klingenberg
Pearl Sapp
Rockers
W. Washington ST
New Fall
Winter Fabrics
Coats
Betty Rose
Famous Brand Shoes
Dwi
Frigidaire Factory
Dak
Young's Appliances
Columbus St
Hoffman's
Hoffman
Alliance
Public Square
Charles J. Wilson
Point Pleasant — Charles
Stortz Rexall Drug Store
Korth
Wolfe Furniture
Chestnut Street
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