Death notices and funeral plans across multiple Ohio towns
Nellie Boring 72 Pomeroy died in Athens hospital funeral Thursday 1 p.m. Ewing Funeral Home burial Bradford. Ernest Thompson Chillicothe died at Ross County Medical Center arrangements Blower. Carl Cotner McArthur dead on arrival at Hocking Valley Hospital pharmacist at Athens Mental Health Center. Luella Swartz 47 Lancaster dead on arrival after heart attack burial Floral Hills Memory Gardens. Andrew Robson 92 Murray City died at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital retired coal miner. Juanita Madden Oliver Kanauga funeral Wednesday Miller Funeral Home burial Forest Hill Cemetery Flat Rock WV. Grace L. Jones 80 Nelsonville died Mount St Mary Hospital. George Littlejohn 84 Wellston died in Piketon nursing home. Porter M. Shaw 63 Logan died in Hocking Valley Hospital. Anna Louise Jones 79 Columbus Pomeroy United Methodist Church member. Ruth Wolfe 75 Columbus former Nelsonville resident. Miss Gertrude Weisenbach 71 Guysville retired teacher obituary noting long career. Elwood N. North 56 Carbon Hill died in Springfield rest home.
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Nellie Boring Pomeroy
Nellie ‘Boring
Pomeroy
Athens
John
Zettie Roger Thompson
James
Willis Lee
Chesapeake
Hobart Lee
John Lee
Lan‘caster
Nellie Vinson
Lancaster
Kathryn Jones
Velva Cade
Nancy McCumber
Albert Thompson
Gallipolis
Felix Lee
Jim Boring
Ewing Funeral Home
Bradford
McArthur
Carl Cotner
Maple Drive
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens Mental Health Center
James N. Blower
Luella F. Swartz
Cherokee Drive
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Alice Wade Keeney
Nelsonville
Luther Wade
Larry
Near Carroll
Eddie
Shelia
Brenda
Karen
Joseph
Garnet) Varreck
Clarence
Glenna) Spencer
Lee
Dorothy) Rathburn
Thornville
Donald
Charlotte) Pickett
David Wade
Donald Keeney Jr
Haydenville
William Keeney
Franklin Keeney
Athens County
Robert Keeney
Kimberly
Elmer
Opal) Edgell
Newark
Clarence E. Swartz
Murray City
Andrew Robson
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Zaleski
William and
Pheebe Holdren Robson
Paul F. Robson
Gladys G. Hayes
William
Florence) Parks
Akron
Willard
Dorothy) Brown
David Brown
Patricia Foltz
Logan
Clyde
Cora) Yarger
Springfield
Grace Kidd Robson
Lester Kidd
Roy Bookman
Green Lawn
Deanville
Kanauga
Juanita Madden Oliver
Miller
Chalmer P. Conley
Forest Hill
Flat Rock
W. Va
Oliver
Halvor Medical Center
Hamlin
Leonard
Pearl Kelley Madden
Eddie Oliver
Janet Saurs
Freemont
Mich
Julia Kirtley
Huntington
Judy Smith
Lafayette
Ind
Jeffrey
Richard
Mabel Oliver
Kananga
Paul Madden
Nitro
Bobby
Ralph Madden
Alum Creek
Rebecca Oliver
Grace L. Jones
Ashton Ave
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Orbiston
Carmen P
Cathalonia Knight Jones
William Wells
William Mechem
Green Lawn Cemetery
Wellston
George
Razor
Nelson Littlejohn
Casey
Piketon
Bessie Green Littlejohn
Mable Littlejohn
Bartow
Fla
Carmel
Carl
Hamden
Rogers Funeral Home
Frank Snare
Ridgewood Cemetery
Anna Louise Jones
S. James Rd
Columbus
Carl Hicks
Beech Grove
Calif
Paul Fisher
Minersville
Gertrude C. Weisenbach
Guysville
Dutch Ridge
St. Johns Catholic Church
Frank Patala
St. Johns Cemetery
Jagers and Sons
Miss Weisenbach
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Frank B
Elizabeth Niggemyer Weisenbach
Hickory
Sand Ridge
Blackwood
Shade
Albany
Shade High School
Ohio University
St. Johns
Girl 17 Hurt In Richland Ave Auto Crash
A 17 year old girl Nanette Bricker of The Plains was hospitalized at O Bleness Memorial after her car rear ended a vehicle driven by Lorain Lawson 19 of Guysville Route 1 on Richland Avenue. Police report details and surrounding social visits included. The Athens County Young Republican Club plans a Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. in Nelsonville to organize a school of politics for Columbus January 17 18. A Right to Life gathering at St Pauls Church basement Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. will distribute the booklet Respect for Life.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Richland Avenue
Nanette Bricker
the Plains
Lorain Lawson
Guysville
McDonalds
Athens County
Young Republican Club
Nelsonville
Columbus
St. Paul’s Church
Respect For Life
Thefts Reported in Athens Area
The Athens police investigated multiple thefts reported Monday. Mark Butler of Lakeview Apartments said stereo equipment valued at 405 dollars was taken Sunday night. Henry Gelter of Union Street reported 125 dollars in stereo gear stolen while away. Huffman's Transportation on Depot Street reported four log chains stolen from a truck. An auto owned by Vincent Eagle of Athens Route 2 was reported missing with the keys inside behind the Athens Flower Shop.
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Mark Butler
Lakeview Apartments
Athens
Henry J. Gelter
W. Union St
Huffman
Depot Street
Vincent Eagle
Wellston Board Chooses Officers For 1975
Wellston Board of Education reorganized at a Monday night meeting naming Mrs. Lois Hill as president and Allen Griffith as vice president The regular meeting time was set for the third Monday each month at 730 pm in the Prins Building with moves to the high school if attendance exceeds 50 Members will be paid 3 per meeting and a 1500 service fund was established An enrollment of 2132 pupils in the city school system was verified by the board
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Wellston
Wellston Board of Education
Lois Hill
Allen Griffith
Prins
Public Employe Strike Measure Among Them 20 Bills Introduced at Opener
In Columbus the opening session of the 111th General Assembly introduced 50 measures. A key bill by OCSEA would repeal the Ferguson Act and create a five member Public Employment Relations Board to handle public agency disputes. Other proposals include automatic cost of living increases for police and fire retirees, higher city spending thresholds, and new unemployment eligibility after quitting.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
111Th General Assembly
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
John D. Thompson Jr
Cleveland
Ohio Public Employment Relations Board
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Karl E. Stewart
OCSEA
Thompson
Employment Relations Board
Democrats Press Redistricting Drive In Ohio Legislature
House members filed 50 bills in 1 day as Democrats push redistricting changes and governance bills. Proposals include civil service shifts, voter registration by mail or door, and extending unemployment benefits to 39 weeks, with protections against strike-related job losses. Republicans criticize the plans as risky and seek fraud safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilligan Administration
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Senate
Consumer Protection Division
Commerce Department
William J. Brown
Ohio
Beltone offers free non-operating hearing aid model
An advertisement invites readers to request a free non-operating Beltone hearing aid model. It promises no cost or obligation and suggests trying the device at home. The ad notes the model weighs under a third of an ounce and uses a body to head wire setup, mailing to Beltone Electronics in Chicago.
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Beltone
Anyon
Cale
Beltone Electronics
W. Vieira Street
Chicago
Ill
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Monroe Ave
Ross County Medical Center
Clary
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Thompson St
Holzer Medical Center
Luella Swartz
Juanita Oliver
George Littlejohn
Porter M. Shaw
Ex- Hocking Valley Community Hospital
John and
Rosetta Justice Shaw
Shaw
Mongo Lodge
F&am
Marion Grange
Mary Kornmiller Shaw
David
Esther Shaw
Earl of Columbus
Lewis
Esther) Canty
Leonard-Lyke
Kenneth Nason
New Fairview Memorial Chapel
Anna L. Jones
Ruth Wolfe
S. Fourth St
Mercy Hospital
Lafe
Sybil Wolfe
Helen Hirsh
Obett
Joseph Fuller
Warren Funeral Home
Richard Lupton
Weisenbach Rites
Elwood North
Elwood N. North
Carbon Hill
Mount St. Mary Eeee
Johnson Funeral Home
Tipp City
Flora Bartoe
S. Walnut St
Chauncey
Carol Jean Stanley
Archie Stanley
Dannielle
Marie Stanley
Alice Shumway
Phil Smith
Smith Home
Linda Robinson
Judy and Curtis
Ashland
Dems
House
Thomas Fries
Dayton
Omar Watts
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
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