Area death notices from region list several local families
Baltimore Mrs Jane Ann Hite 75 died suddenly at home. Surviving son Herald Woodrow and daughter Lois Am mort. Service Thursday 11 a.m. A D Johnson Memorial Funeral Home Baltimore. Burial Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy. Eastern Star to be held Wednesday 7 30 p.m. at the funeral home. Malta Route 2 Mrs Mary M Wade 77 died Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville. Surviving husband Roya daughter Georgia Lee Davis two step-daughters five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Thursday Fawcett Stone Funeral Home Chesterhill. Burial Stockport Cemetery. Gallipolis Worthy Lawrence Bright 45 found dead while repairing at Merry-Go-Round near Cheshire. Died of heart attack. Survived by wife Sadie Shoemaker Bright five daughters two sons. Arrangements by Miller Funeral Home Gallipolis. Racine Mrs Bessie A Hartley 82 died Monday Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis. Survived by son Raymond daughter Carrie Neace two grandchildren great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Services 1 p.m. Thursday Ewing Funeral Home Pomeroy. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Racine. Glouster Hull F Kittle 7 High St died in Licking Memorial Hospital Newark. Announced by Van Fossen Funeral Home. Glouster Mrs Iva Pedicord Price 86 died in Los Gatos California former Glouster resident.
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Baltimore
Jane Ann Hite
Hocking County
Allen B
Effie Woods Griffin
United Methodist Church
the Daughters of America
Pythian Sisters
Pomeroy
Eastern Star
Herald Woodrow
Robert
Lois) Almort
Tiffin
Alvi Lewis Hite
A. D. Johnson
Mary M. Wade
Malta
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Morgan County
William
Georgia Thomas Phillips
Roya
Georgia Lee Davis
North Canton
Mary Evelyn Edderbute
Lucy Williams
Stockport
Delbert Wymer
Edith Adamson
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Chesterhill
Funeral
Racine
Bessie A. Hartley
Holzer
Glouster
Hull F
Iva Pedicord Price
Los Gatos
Calif
van Fossen Funeral Home
Ohio University Students Feature in The Ohio Architect
Three fifth year students from the Ohio University School of Architecture are showcased in The Ohio Architect. Edward L. Dering designs a medical facility for Fairmont, West Virginia, Jane L. Gmaz presents an extended care facility for Hocking County, and Jorgen N. Mayer proposes a group communication center at Ohio University focusing on regionally inspired architecture and emerging group dynamics.
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Ohio University School of Architecture
Ohio Architect
Architecure
Appalachia
Fairmont
W. Va
Epple Reappointed President At Eastern Board Meeting
Chester Roger Epple was reelected president of the Eastern Board of Education at the first 1970 meeting. I C McCoy was elected vice president and Cris Smith took oath as the lone new member. Meetings set for the second Tuesday monthly at 8 p.m. at the high school. In Alfred Meigs County sheriff investigates a mail robbery with five town mailboxes stolen and federal notice issued.
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Chester
Roger Epple
Eastern Board of Education
I. C. McCoy
Ingh
John Riebel
Cris Smith
Alfred
Meigs County
Million dollar Athens budget moves approved by council
Athens City Council approved appropriations totaling 2.45 million from the 1970 city budget Monday night. The allocations cover general, water, sewer, garbage, street, parking, recreation, bus line, capital improvements and debt service with specific fund amounts listed. The year’s available expenditures total about 2.9 million from a 1970 budget of roughly 2.6 million plus about 300 thousand carried forward from 1969.
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Athens
Harden Named President of Southern Board of Education
RACINE The Southern Local Board of Education elected Robert Harden as president and Mrs Dorothy Bentz as vice president at its first 1970 meeting. Charles Norris was chosen to a two year term as board clerk. The board set meetings at the high school for the third Tuesday of each month.
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Racine
Southern Local Board of Education
Robert Harden
Dorothy Bentz
Charles Norris
TV Cable Sues Six Over Month-Long Strike Damages
TV Cable Files a $100,000 suit against six individuals and the IBEW including Marietta Local business manager Neal Boyce and Local representative Jack Cline over a month long strike. The company alleges damage to its plant and interference with business as lines were damaged on December 29, 1969 and January 1, 1970. Ray Joslin met with Boyce and Cline today. The case also lists Ayres, Butterworth, Carsey, McElfresh, Rise, Searls, and Joslin as named parties. In another item Point Pleasant will hold a monthly board meeting at Heights United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. with installation the following Sunday. Police reports list speed offenses and fines for Clyde Lega, Calvin Murphy, Hugh Bornhill and others.
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The
Television Cable Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Patrick C. Ayres
Louis E. Butterworth
Ben F. Carsey
William McElfresh
John J. Rise
Richard Searls
Neal Boyce
Marietta
Jack Cline
Washington
Point Pleasant
Heights United Methodist Church
Charles Frum
Ohio University winter arts schedule highlights public access
Ohio University announces a winter quarter lineup of free art exhibits lectures and school of music concerts with advance tickets for special events. Gallery shows run Jan 18 to Mar 17 and include works by Kokis Coon architecture faculty and undergraduates. The Baker Center Gallery hosts student art regional posters and an art lending library. The School of Music presents eight concerts plus three free faculty recitals and three special paid events. The Kennedy Lecture Series features John Cage and Merce Cunningham. Dr. Benjamin Spock speaks February 10. theater productions run Feb 4 8 Feb 11 15 and Feb 27 28 Mar 1 and 4 8.
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School of Music
Ohio University Theater
Seigfred Hall
George Kokis
Robert Coon
School of Art
Department of Architecture
Baker Center
Women’s Glee Club
Ewing Hall
Memorial Auditorium
University
Ernest Bastin
Les Danseurs Africains
Kennedy
John Cage
Merce Cunningham
Benjamin Spock
Student Association
Ohio U Launches 18th Engineering Colloquium
Ohio University College of Engineering announces the 18th annual colloquium to broaden seniors view with ten lectures through mid March. Lectures run 4 10 to 5 p m in Bentley Hall 124 open to the public with speakers including John R Wilhelm Robert Morton Beaumont Davison Raymond Gusteson and others.
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Ohio University
College of Engineering and Technology
Paul H. Black
Richard Meyer
Bentley Hall
John R. Wilhelm
College of Communication
Robert L. Morton
Beaumont Davison
Raymond H. Gusteson
Dimes Plea Issued By Chairman At Athens
Phil Ikehorn March of Dimes committee chairman urged Athens Countians to drop coins into collection boxes. He said the funds support research for birth defects and called store counter canisters a vital lifeline to future generations. He noted ongoing progress and a long path ahead.
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Athens
Phil Ikehorn
March of Dimes
Glouster Village Council reorganizes appoints leaders
Malcomb Higgins was chosen as president of the Glouster Village Council at the Saturday meeting. The session also named Francis White solicitor Chester Thompson street foreman and Delbert Skinner assistant foreman. Committees cover finances ordinances building and land streets police and parking fire and health park recreation and water and electric. Mayor Williams noted fines of 522.55 in December and clerk Richards reported 38865.68 in village treasury. An ordinance adds 1.50 per village pole per year for telephone lines and street salaries rise by 75 a month. Ahle may order 24 stop signs.
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Glouster
Malcomb Higgins
Francis White
Chester Thompson
Delbert Skinner
Christman
Higgins
Lutz Property Sold to Belville for 15115
Log an County commissioners approved the sale of the Lutz property on W Second Street to Sam R Belville for 15115. Belville runs an auto sales business on both sides of the site received by the county from the Lutz estate. A second bid from C Forde Shaeffer was 6260 as the only other offer. Proceeds will fund courthouse remodeling and other county needs. Also approved Green Landfill Co for a county sanitary landfill following state standards. GLOUSTER WSCS meets Thursday at 7 36 in church social rooms with hostesses Mrs Willis Blower and Mrs Ralph Hines and program by Mrs Ansel Gamwell.
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LOGAN
Lutz
W. Second Street
Sam R. Belville
Hocking County
Belville
C. Forde Shaeffer
West Rushville
Green Landfill Co
Green Co
Glouster
WSCS
Methodist Church
Willis Blower
Ralph Hines
Ansel Gamwell
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Mrs
Mary Wade
Gallipolis
Worthy Lawrence Bright
Beulahville- Addison Road
Cheshire
Mason County
Jerusha Bright
Rio Grande
Raccoon Township
Sadie Shoemaker Bright
Michael
Wayne
Columbus
Carol
Connie Bright
Johnnie
Edna) Kerwood
Tom
Judy) Taylor
Trudy Bright
Miller Funeral Home
Hull F. Kittle
Epple
Harden Is
Southern Board
TV Cable
Heights Methodists
Hugh R. Bornhill
Chillicothe Cane
Hgh
Clyde A. Lega
Calvin W. Murphy
University Symphony Orchestra
University Trio
University Singers
New Music Building
Faculty Brass Quintet
George Katz
Sue Katz
James Fremont Kay
Hudson
Betty Jane Hyatt
Letart
Ohio U
Edward S. Robe
Owen Wilkinson
Robert L. Savage
Lowell B. Howard
Ikehorn
Ala
Glouster Council
Charles Beshara
Donald Shepard
James Gyure
Charles Border
William Christman Jr
Gyure
Shepard
Border
Beshara
Electric and Water Department
Ahle
Quigley
Birds
General Telephone
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