Area Death Notices Compiled From Athens and Surroundings
Area obituaries record Howard Boyer 72 of Athens Route 3 and others in towns including Logan Glendale Heights Minersville and Gallipolis. Surviving family members span four generations with numerous children grandchildren and siblings. Services span Hughes Roberts Heinlein and Van Fossen funeral homes with burial in Alexander Oak Grove and Greenlawn cemeteries.
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Athens
Howard Boyer
Foster Pl
Kimes Convalescent Center
Spencer
W. Va
William and
Angeline Boyer
Athens County
Boyer
Anna Springston Boyer
Bessie
Orville Boyer
Stewart
Phillip
Eugene
Donald
Ilinois
June Cole
Guysville
Nellie Coen
Iris Dotson
Nelsonville
William Perry
George
Roanoke
Hubert
Thra
Stewart and
Logan
Joseph M. Brown
Hocking County
Board of Elections
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Brown
Election Board
J. M. Brown and Sons Dairy
Edward
Victoria Matthew Brown
The
Presbyterian Church
Hocking County Fish and Game Association
Izaak Walton League
Josephine E
Richard
Caldwell
Thomas
Sandusky
Pat
Mary Jo) Donahue
Springfield
Gary
Karen) Hilton
Harry
Roberts Funeral Home
Logan — Harrys. Bray
Second St
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Union Furnace
Riley and
Leste Reichley Bray
Preston Oil Co
Europe
Bray
American Legion
Eagles Lodge
EUB
Hazel Johnson Bray
Minersville
Edward George (Deeky) Hines
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Hines
Elizabeth Hines
Emma Grueser Hines
Jeanne Hines
Mary Phyllis Whitcomb
Detroit
Mich
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy
Wendell Stutler
Minersville Cemetery
Homer A. Dillon
Third St
Blackjack Lake
Sarah Dillon
Mary Jane Williard Dillon
New Zion Methodist Church
Dillon
Heinlein Funeral
Eva Wright Owen
S. Mulberry St
Clement
Mary Hutchison Wright
Rochester Owen
Leonard
J. Lloyd Evans
Oak Grove Cemetery
Emma Florence Shaver
Lower River Road
Beulahville Church
Everett Delaney
Alfred Holley
Rice Cemetery
Shaver
Eli Shaver
Gallia County
Joseph and
Frances Craft Adkinson
Otis Shaver
Fort
May Irene Robinson
Cedar St
Charles and
Mary E. Seshole Robinson
Carrie Robinson
Stella Robinson
Mahala Rue
Luther V. Robinson
Charles Robinson
Bidwell
Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home
Albert MacKenzie
Mound Hill Cemetery
Glouster
Edith M. Hambel
Monroe Street
Don Seevers
Maplewood Cemetery
Memphis Man Shoots Wife Over New Year Resolutions
Police in Memphis report Willie Batts, 32, shot his wife Irene Batts after she nagged him about his failure to make New Year’s resolutions. The shotgun wound to the foot occurred as she urged him to turn over a new leaf and keep the house stocked with firewood.
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Memphis
Tenn
Irene Batts
Willie Batts
Robbers Hit Downtown Stores Again
At least one downtown business was broken into over the weekend with about 600 dollars of merchandise and cash missing. Guns, an electric drill, and 15 dollars in cash were also stolen from Farmers Hardware at 417 Main Street owned by Ruth Bechtle. Police say city state and sheriff’s departments investigate.
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Point Pleasant
Farmers Hardware
Main St
Ruth Bechtle
Point Service
Ben Franklin
Local gatherings highlight area farm dinner and weekend visits
Dwaine Jordan and companions attended the State Young Farmer's dinner in Coshocton with presidents past and present. Several families from Columbus, Canton, Sugar Grove, Mallowry, and Dothan Ala visited relatives in the area, including extended appearances by the Clark and Wiseman families from Harrisonville and Xenia.
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Dwaine Jordan
Dale Scott
Lawrence Bean
Coshocton
Clay Jordan
Dale
Barbara
Orlando
Fla
C. B. Dwelly
William Lawson
Bob Grim
Poca
W. Va
Clifton Fraley
Mallory
Carl Hooper
Athens
Greenlees
Donald Smith
Belpre
Dean Greenlees
Fleming
Cecil Blackwood
Lisa Dye
Dothan
Ala
Dale Dye
Grant Price
van Wert
Peter Kepner
Hartford
Oleva Ann Smith
Columbus
Lewis Smith
Earl Starkey
Larry Clark
Harrisonville
Clark Home
Roy Wiseman
Xenia
Mrs
David Wiseman
Albany
High Court Approves Merger of Railroads
The Supreme Court approved the merger of Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads, clearing the way for completion by February 1. The ruling upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission and district court findings that the public interest directives were satisfied, with a key loan aiding the ailing New Haven Railroad. Justice Douglas filed a partial dissent. Justice Marshall did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Abe Fortas
High Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
District Court
Penn-Central
William ©. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Justice Department
New Haven
Penn Central
Cattle and hog markets report from Cincinnati AP USDA
Cincinnati markets show cattle steady to lower across grades with steer and heifer quotes in mid to high 20s for 900 to 1,000 pound steers and 24 to 25 for 700 to 900 pound heifers. Cows and bulls move 14 to 24.50, calves scarce with 43 to 46 for top weaners. hogs up about 75 cents with 190 to 220 pound barrows 19.75 to 19.85. sheep steady with lambs 24 to 25 for 105 pound types.
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Cincinnati
USDA
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Harry S. Bray
Frances Smart
Glendale Heights
Ill
Frances
Tubby) Craig Smart
Montana Ave
University of Illinois Research Hospital
Chicago
Charles
Cora Craig
Clint
Ann
Warren Funeral Home
John Minsker
Greenlawn Cemetery
Edward Hines
Muriel Pierce
Muriel Joy Pierce
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
William A
Clara V. Kempton Hartley
Daniel A. Pierce
Eastern Star
Rebecca Lodge
Eva Owen
Emma F. Shaver
Easy J. Stover
Jagers and Sons
May Robinson
Edith Hambel
McDonald Services
Buchtel
Agnes McDonald
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Johnson Funeral Home
Fortas
Price
Gibson Ice Maker
Serta Mattresses
Bassett
National Mattress Company
Vaughan Furniture Company
Westinghouse
Rutland Furniture
Arnold Grate
Rutland, Ohio