Death notices page from The Messenger January 18 1970
Obituary items include Arthur G Fick Jr 34 of Middleport died Friday in Santa Mesa with service details at Raslings Custers Funeral Home. Gallipolis Pussell 70 longtime resident died at Gallipolis Medical Center. Logan Jack C Smith 49 and Athens Roland Hardenburg 62 noted with burial plans. Point Pleasant Garnet Skaggs 69 died of apparent heart attack. Malia Hezekiah Mayher 49 dies in Martella Memorial. Letart George L Reed 40 dies in Holzer Medical Center. Additional notices from Gallipolis Frederick C Kasee 39. Huntington Peggy La Lance 62. Glouster Carlos Parks 12. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed.
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Arthur G. Fick Jr
Brathery Fick
Sant Mesa
Eat Mirek Wes
Bomray An
Geneva
Anhuy Shing
Pomeroy
Mra Parker
Lolly
Pamela Fick
Hawai
Neisa
Isabella) Powell
Middeport
Arthur ( Fiek Sr
Raslings Custes
Middleepon
Wilbur Perrin
Offdeate
Bural
Riverview
Frends
Fuenral
Mmonday
Gallipolis
Pussell
Gallipoli Medical Center
Sue
David and
Lucy Harris Persinger
Russell
Lafayette Hotel
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Russell
Genevieve Russell
Billy Ray
Mir
Frank
Hysell
Arthur Persuger
Galipolis
Swa Siste
Eulah Cornell
Gaipalis
Nellie Lowry
Columbus
Wood Funeral Home
Piney Calls
Funeral Home
Jack C. Smith
Logan
Hocking Valley
Athens County
William Ella Smith
National Lead Co
Niagara Parls
N.Y
Bes Stewartson
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
J. Loyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Point Pleasant
Garnet
Punpy) Skaggs
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Mohr-Stevens
Wayne County
Caroline Lumiter Qo
Mae Davis Skaggs
William
Huntington
Mohr- Stevens Funeral
Kame
Malia
Hezekiah Mayher
Maka Rawle
Martella Memorn
Wesley
Wash Hagen
Uner Lite Witham
Fhadboth Manle
OK Coal Co
Zanes
Helen Datton Mayle
Donald David Rogers B
Tienjus Ray
Denise Kay Mayle
Tyson
Chester
Vernon
Canton
Balt
Mary Kennedy
Wadeline [Ark Yatra
Ruth Kennedy
Cady Mayle
Carter
Wanda Norris
Amesville
Darlene Mayle
Mt. Hermon
Sharpsburg
Ralph Tate
Mt Termon
Fried
Fawcelstone
Chester Hill
Frederick C. Kasee
Mina Chapel Church
Church
Wheeling
W. Va
Joni
Ania Marie Hutchinson Kases
Mary Paxton Keser
Ivarsong
Charles
John
Robert
David Kasee
Deborah
Donna
Kimberly
Lisa
Amy Kasee
Joh Kasee
Pittsburgh
Miller Funeral Home
Peggy la Lance
Ay Huntington Hospital
Mason County
Morgan
Celestie Jordan Long
Second Presbyterian Church
Amerizen Dental Association
Kemper Ea Lance
Daniel Wiley
Harrett C. Palmer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hobart E Ash
Bakersfield
Calif
Reger
Humlington
W. Spencer Ramirci
Spring Hall
Carlos Parks
Glouster
Aslat Wade
Viney Thorp Farks
Sinister Church of Christ
Tick Loaf
Gloster
Pansy Mae Parks
Fom
Arthur
Glouster Bowhe
Dorothy M
Brady
Salina
Nic
Earl
Glenster
Charlie
Colmbus
Bill
Texas
Mary van Meter
Helen Russell Malmisburg
van Fessen
Giouster
Saigon seeks unprecedented aid to feed South Vietnam army
The Saigon government asked Washington for 68 million dollars in annual aid to feed and equip its army, including rice, sugar, and canned goods for families. U.S. economists warn inflation, tax reforms, and broader fiscal measures are needed, amid opposition from Vietnam’s assembly and press to new levies and spending.
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David Coffmas
Washington
Nguyen Vor Thinh
United States
South Vietnnam
Saigon
National Assembly
Theny
Ust
Reputy
Vietnam
Theie
U.S
Thalr
South Vietnam
Lilienthal
Thew
Nguyen Cac Thang
Thien
Agnew Returns From Far East Tour in Hawaii
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, returning from a 31 nation Asia Pacific visit, says the United States will avoid being pulled into Vietnam style entanglements and will maintain a U S presence in the Pacific. He notes Asian leaders favor continued U S involvement and reports improved morale in Vietnam while cautioning optimism. He plans a two day Honolulu stop before resuming to Washington and says withdrawal rates should not be debated publicly.
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Honolulu
Spiro T. Agnew
United
Agnew
U. S
Pacific
Force Two
Auckland
New Zealand
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Free veterinary care planned for welfare pets in LA
Los Angeles welfare recipients already receive free medical care and now pets may join through a private foundation. Officials note over half of 610000 county welfare residents own pets and many animals suffer due to unaffordable veterinary fees. The Annual Health Foundation of California will administer the program, soliciting 200000 dollars with a start once 20200 dollars is raised.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Harry Jaiden
Annual
Health Foundation of California
Maiden
Rogers Voices Hope About Red China Talk Easing Tensions
Secretary of State William P. Rogers voiced hope that the upcoming U S Red China talks will ease tensions and lead to exchanges of visitors and trade. He said the nations have been in a cold war period for about 25 years and believes that period is ending.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
City Council Plans Five First Readings Tonight
Council members meet Monday night for five first readings on ordinances. Key items include per day jail credit rules, Robinson signings with soil and water district and highway real estate actions totaling over 272000, a salary study contract with Yarger and Associates at 4000 maximum, and an urban renewal road closure to fit the 1965 plan.
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City Corner
Harry Crewson
Service Safety
Dwight Robinson
Athens County Soil and Water Conservation
Robinson
Ohio Department of Highways
Highway Department
Yarger and Associates
Crewson
W. Union Street
Funeral services held for infant Adam Wiley in Point Pleasant
Graveside services were held Saturday at 2:38 p.m. in Kirkland Memorial Garden for Adam Wade Wiley, the one day old son of Lewis and Marlee Anson Wiley of Point Pleasant. Rev Ted Wall officiated, with Mohr Stevens Funeral Home directing remains.
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Point Pleasant
Kirkland Memorial Garden
Adam Wade Wiley
Ted Wall
Lewis
Marlee Anson Wiley
Pont Pleasant
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Buriat
Mohr Stevens Funeral Home
Clergy Favor New Service in England
In London 77 percent of Church of England users of the experimental Series II Holy Communion service want to continue with it and 76 percent approve its language. A Church Liturgical Commission survey found 90 percent of clergy polled enthusiastic, with clergy of all ages favoring the pew service for being shorter and simpler.
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London
Church of England
Sweeney Attacks Dems Dream Ticket Plans
Former U S Rep Robert Sweeney assails the Democratic party in Columbus as he rails against a proposed dream ticket of John Gilligan for governor and John Glenn for senator He says he was offered the attorney general post but declined He campaigns as a middle of the road moderate aiming for downstate votes while challenging tax plans and efficiencies in government.
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Perry South
Associated Press
Weiler Columbus
U. S
Robert B. Sweeney
Sweeney
Statehouse
Fnday
John J. Gilligan
Jono H. Gienn
Toledo
Gilligan
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
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