Hospital admissions and discharges list for Athens and area
A compiled hospital notes list shows numerous patients admitted and discharged from facilities in Athens and nearby towns including Ewington Glouster and Laurel. Names span Clarence Cooper Clark Collins Mrs Karl Sadler John South Karen Saltsman Charles Dunlap William Lydick and many others with spouses and offspring noted in some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cooper
Clark Collins
Karl Sadler
John South
Athens
Karen Saltsman
Ewington
Charles Dunlap
William Lydick
Glouster
George Holdcroft
Amesville
Jerry Wolosyn
New Marshfield
Editor's Sneer Backfired in 1836 Whig Campaign Conquest
A Baltimore Democratic editor mocked William Henry Harrison with a log cabin barrel cider line. The insult energized Whigs to adopt the log cabin emblem as they built support for Harrison, who would become president. Also noted is a 1805 treaty at Fort Industry near Toledo that ceded Western Reserve lands west of the Cuyahoga to Connecticut grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Fort Industry
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Connecticut
Western Reserve
Cuyahoga
Emergency Runs From The Plains And Mason To O'Bleness And PVH
The Plains squad responds at 4 30 am with Marcella Patterson from Mound Street to O'Bleness for illness. A second Plains call at 3 15 am sends Lena White from Mount Street to O'Bleness ill. Mason squad at 9 am picks up Walter Bailey age 56 from Mason to Pleasant Valley Hospital after a fall. New Haven squad at time transfers William Dye age 76 from New Haven to Pleasant Valley for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Patterson
Mound Street
the Plains
O’bleness
Ill
Lena White
Mount Street
MASON
Walter Bailey
Pleasant Valley Hospital
William Dye
New Haven
Pleasant Valley
Medical
Temperatures and Snow Forecast for Southeast Ohio Area
Weather bulletin for Thursday January 15 1976 with yesterday's high 36 low 14 and snow forecast. Southeast Ohio expects light snow tonight and Friday with 60 percent precipitation chance and highs 35 to 40. Extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday and possible snow Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Geography Department
C.L. Colmer
U.S. Weather Observer
Ohio
Lake Shore
East Central
West Virginia
Panhandle
Community group events and meetings listed for Athens area
Local organizations in Athens County hold a range of activities tonight. Grange, Girl Scout, sorority and Masonic lodges host meetings and socials from 7:30 to 8 p.m. at various halls, churches and clubs. A district legislative session and a humane society annual meeting are also noted with locations in Albany and Athens City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Grange
Grange
Albany Riding Club
Albany
Jacksonville Eagles
P.m
C. M
Chauncey Parish House
Sig Kozma
W. Theisen
James Hartley
Athens County Humane Society
Athens City Hall
Amesville Lodge
F&am
Albany Lodge
Masonic Temple
Meigs Band Boosters Host Jitney Supper at HS Cafeteria
Meigs High School hosts a jitney supper from 4 to 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria before the Meigs versus Waverly basketball game. The Meigs High Band Boosters sponsor the event. The high school jazz band directed by Randy Hunt will perform during the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs High School
Meigs- Waverly
Meigs
Randy Hunt
Martin Luther King Jr Birthday Observances Across Nations
The 47th birthday of Martin Luther King Jr is observed from Atlanta to Hawaii with memorial services in Ebenezer Church and vigils in Washington. Jesse Jackson urges a special prosecutor for King’s death and FBI harassment. Coretta King will present awards at the Atlanta event. Governor Busbee proclaims King Day in Georgia as Chicago closes offices and Memphis plans marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Hawaii
Washington
Jesse Jackson
Atty
Edward H. Levi
King
FBI
Jackson
Justice Department
James Earl Ray
Memphis, Tenn
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Coretta
Robert Lee Green
College of Urban Development
Michigan State University
Martin Luther King Jr
George Busbee
Georgia
Memphis
Ford
Chicago
Dirksen Federal Building
Alabama
Montgomery
State Bicentennial Commission
Court notices list multiple local traffic and conduct fines
A court document lists individuals from New Straitsville to Steubenville facing charges and fines for actions including intoxicated driving, disorderly conduct, failure to confine dogs, driving with suspended licenses, and speeding. Several defendants receive jail days and license suspensions, with fines ranging from 10 to 200 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fink
New Straitsville
Joe Taraba
Coss St
Augusta Barnhart
Jennifer J. Jordan
State St
James V. Hamilton
James E Wilson
Corning
Suleiman A. Abalkhail
Mill Street
Apts
Daniel Popa
Andover
Dora Bailey
Brook Hubert
Carriage Hill
Gary Koon
Nelsonville
Larry D. Doughty
Buchtel
James V. Tabler
Stewart
Red Light
Albany
Shumaker
Mill Street Apts
John R. Talbert
Hemlock
Lanois K. Wandling
Gallipolis
Cynthia J. Mayers
Steubenville
Area death notices spread across several towns
Obituaries from Middleport Pomeroy Lancaster Barberton Gallipolis Racine list Elsie Haddox Stella Zink Lillian McCoy Grace Durose and Carol Stobart with ages birthplaces spouses and relatives. Services set for Haddox Zink and Durose with funeral homes and burial sites noted.
Bobby Hughes Dies at Eight Months in Ashton
Bobby Hughes point Pleasa eight month old son of Brady and Wanda Deal Hughes of Ashton died unexpectedly at his home Wednesday after a short illness. He is survived by three brothers and three sisters at home and by grandparents on both sides. Services will be Friday at Balls Chapel United Methodist Church in Gallipolis Ferry with Rev. Max Spurlock officiating, and burial will follow at Balls Chapel. The Stevens Funeral Home will host calling hours today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Elsie Haddox
Pomeroy
Holzer Medical Center
Rutland
Loren Little
Elfie Saunders Little
Silver Run Baptist Church
Walter
Nancy) Morris
Dale
Josephine) Goodnite
Minster
Ohio
Charles F. Smith
George Kenneth Haddox
Elmer
Verda) Johnson
Palomino
Fla
William
Helen) Righthouse
Lee Little
Phoenix
Ariz
R. C
Pat) Little
Carl C. Little
Canton
Ray Little
Paul W. Little
Youngstown
Charles Smith
Charles Haddox
Rawlings-Coats
Merlin Teets
Gravel Hill
Lancaster
Stella V. Zink
Stringtown Road
Hocking County
Peter
Eliza Jane Carpenter Harmon
Thomas C. Zink
Zink
James
Thomas
Mary Agnes Walsh
the Plains
Richard Ireland
Tucson
Charles White
Roy Heigle
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sheridan Funeral Home
Lillian McCoy
Barberton
Lillian A. McCoy
Mason County
Green Cross Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls
Point Pleasant
James Rayburn
Ruben H. McCoy Sr
James W
Ruben H
William T
Akron
Robert R
Chillicothe
Paul E
el Paso
Texas
Mabel Roush
Johnstown
Foglesong
Robert Maring
Lone Oak Cemetery
Bobby Hughes
Point Pleasa
Darin Hughes
Brady
Wanda Deal Hughes
Ashton
Billy
Jason
Cathy
Verena
Penny
Louis Deal
Jess Hughes
Balls Chapel United Methodist Church
Gallipolis Ferry
Max Spurlock
Balls Chapel
Stevens
Wellston
Bill H. Ware
W. Broadway
Jackson County
Helen Thomas
Xenia
George Ware
Ware
Hazel Pittenger Ware
Eddie
Grove City
J.P. Rogers
C.H. Rice
Ridgewood Cemetery
Calculators Become Common Tool in Hamilton County Classrooms
In Cincinnati area schools calculators replace slide rules and tables in math drills. Lincoln Heights Elementary uses them in multiplication. Western Hills High substitutes for logarithm tables. Teachers cite motivation and efficiency, while critics warn about overreliance on machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Lincoln Heights
Western Hills
William Merten
Sawyer High School
Black Laws Repealed in Ohio Legislature Action
The 1848 49 Ohio Legislature repealed the Black Laws that barred Black settlement without a freedom certificate and required security for good behavior. Laws excluding Blacks from schools and denying Black testimony in cases involving whites were removed and Black children were provided schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Obituary notices detail Bowers Ware and infant Carsey kin
Donald L. Bowers 45 of Newark Del died in Delaware Division Hospital after six weeks as patient. He served in the Navy and worked 22 years for DuPont. Survived by wife Mary and three children. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery after 4 p.m. Friday followed by Masonic services. Also notices for Bill H. Ware and infant Kelly Jo Carsey with funeral and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bowers Logan
Donald L. Bowers
Newark
Del
Delaware Division Hospital
Wilmington
Hocking County
Roy F
Bertha Lane Bowers
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Ralph
Blanche) Rheinscheld
Logan
Hugh
Velma) Little
Heinlein-Brown
Irvin H. Lane
Oak Grove
Oregon University centennial events include Ping symposium
University of Oregon in Eugene marks its centennial with a year long observance. Ohio University President Charles J. Ping will speak at a symposium on Higher Education. Inauguration of William B. Boyd as Oregon president occurs Saturday with Yale's Dr. Kingman Brewster as keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Charles J. Ping
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Ping
United States
William B. Boyd
Boyd
Central Michigan University
Kingman Brewster
Yale University
Missionary Judy Powell to Lecture on Africa Work
Nelsonville program features Judy Powell of Circleville Bible College sharing color slides and details of her missionary studies in Africa. Accompanying trio from the Ambassador's Quartet. Saturday 7:30 p.m. at Wesleyan Church Chestnut and Harper Streets. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Judy Powell
Circleville Bible College
Africa
Wesleyan Church
Chestnut
Harper Streets
Powell
Gas rate hike opposed by Ohio lawmaker
Columbus AP report says Rep. Michael Stinziano introduced a bill to block residential pass through of a $17.1 million portion of Columbia Gas of Ohio's recent $33.7 million natural gas purchase. PUCO had allowed bill adjustments. Stinziano argues residents should not pay for gas not used and the issue belongs to elected officials, not regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
United States
Columbia
Public Utilities Commission of
Michael Stinziano
Strnziano
PUCO
Illinois Lecturer Visits OU for Topology and Biomath Lectures
Dr. P. J. Nyikos of the University of Illinois visits Ohio University delivering two 4 p.m. lectures in Morton Hall on topology and biomathmatics. Topics include Estimating Antibody Numbers in a Cell Perimeter and Evolution of Measurements on Shock Trauma Patients. The talks are sponsored by the OU Institute for Medicine and Mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Nyikos
University of Illinois
Ohio University
Morton Hall
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Norman Ward
James Webb
Clarence Hedges
Karen McClintock
James Mescher
Mary Young
Marilyn Bryan
Vivian Kelly
Cecil Wilson
Carlos Elliott Sr
William Easler
John Davis
Jeffrey Elliott
Nancy Border
A. Jane Wagner
W. Jean Stewart
Benjamin Hutchens
Robert North
John McManaway
Andrew Brozak
Mary Szerbansky
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Marty Morarty
Racine
John Powell
Maxine Durst
Portland
Edgar van In Wagen
Phyllis Newtun
Long Bottom
Bertha Zamorano
Shade
Wesley Musser
Cathy Weaver
Mary Durst
Gene Thompson
Flora Murphy
Kathleen Caine
Kathy Hudson
Hocking
Jack Klump
William Reeves
Bonital Peck
Jason North
Tim Sinnott
Inez Allen
Adam Trader
Mount St. Mary
Deidre Brooks
Mary Truzaska
William Irwin
Mary Reinshell
New Plymouth
Gary Brown
Rita Myers
McArthur
Judy Tolliver
Ila Cox
Leta Tigner
Donald Tigner
Ruth Bishop
Ella Giffin
Otto Bethel
Mildred Andrews
Elsie Beal
Gerald Kennard
Virgil Sutton
Marchia Harrison
Ruby Trout
Danny Thomas
Helen McFall
Anthony Cemini
Roy Lee and Son
Arthur Gheen
Kenneth Gray
Paul Rollins
John Barker
Charles Zerkle
David Winkler
Edwin Edwards
U.S
the Plains Squad
NEW Haven Squad
National Weather Service
Flereies
Noaa US Dep. of Commerce
Gulf
Atlantic
Rockies
Dakotas
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Athens City
Athens County
Charles Thomas Lodge
IOOF
Glouster Meigs County
White Shrine
Mary Shrine of Jerusalem
Pomeroy Masonic Temple
Meigs County
Levi
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
King Library
Betty Ford
Walter Washington
Martin
Luther King
Court News
Athens Municipal Court
Robert Gordon
Hamden
Intoxico Physical
Stella Zink
Grace Durose
Grace S. Durose
3Rd Ave
Whipple
Samuel P
Columbia Pfeiffer Schwartz
First Baptist Church of
Marietta
Grace United Methodist Church
Debrah Circle
Galen G. Durose
George
Gretchen) Smith
Ashland
Don
Judy) Warehime
McCoy- Wetherholt-Moore
Frank Hayes
East Lawn Memorial Mausoleum
East Lawn
American Cancer Society of
Carol Stobart
Carol Sidney Stobart
Veterans Administration Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Ewing Funeral Home
Richard Shumway
Nina Yi
Western Hill High School
Rae
Bill Ware
Carsey
Hilltop
Fred Crabtree
Kelly Jo Carsey
O’bleness Memorial
Raymond V
Ginger Hart Carsey
Millfield
Harold and
Bonnie Carsey
Willard
June Hart
Floyd
Jessie Hart
Harley and
Goldie Robinette
Hughes Funeral Home
Oregon
Ack
Middleport Ayor’s
Illinois
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