Early PKU detection aids two Boston siblings
In Boston, 2 year old Billy Joe Gray and his sister Terry have PKU. Terry was undiagnosed until 17 months, Billy Joe was diagnosed at 23 days. Both receive monthly blood tests and a strict low phenylalanine diet to minimize brain damage. The diet costs over $600 yearly and is overseen by their mother Jeanne Gray with help from doctors and the March of Dimes Birth Defects Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Billy Joe Gray
Terry
Fritzie
Billy Joe
PKU
March of Dimes
Daniel
Boston City Hospital
Jeanne Gray
Robert Guthrie
University of New York At Buffalo
Massachusetts
March of Dimes Center
Dean Rusk
Congressional
Cmdr
Robert FE. Bodamer
Hoos
Morton
San Diego
Calif
Alan Hoos
Bob
Maryland
Bill
Wheeling
Charles A. Coyie
Weymouth
Rory
Brendan Fox
St. Mary’s Magadalen
Brockley
Father Fox
Ireland
Notice of Piling Authorized Copy of Executor Letters
Clyde E. Lawrence named executor of Juanita Lawrence estate filed an authenticated copy of Letters Testamentary from Wood County Court West Virginia in Meigs County Probate Court January 24 1966. Creditors must file within six months or be barred as a lien on the estate real property. Dated January 24 1966. F. H. O'Brien Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Lawrence
Juanita Lawrence
Ae Weet
Hetel Real
F. H. O'Brien
Meigs County
Ohio
Notice of Partition in Athens County Court
In the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio Cause No 29804 Winifred Frank lin and Vergil H Carter filed a petition for partition of real property described in three parcels in Waterloo Township and the City of Athens. Defendants Anna Mae Whalen and Rose Wininger must answer by March 28 1966 or face default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Winifred Franklin
Sullivant Avenue
Columbus
Vergil H. Carter
New Marshfield
Anna Mae Whalen
Mango Avenue
Sunnyvale
California
Rose Wininger
McPherson
Kansas
Winifred Prank
Seatrice L. Born
Athens
State of
Fairfield
J. C. Campbell
Waterloo
Waterloo Township
William Mills
Harvey E. Carter
County of
Grass Run Road
Towit
Rowland & Sheeter
William O. Rowland
Timber sale bids sought in Clinton Township Ohio
Sealed bids for 70 acres of standing stumpage in Compartment 1 parts of Sections 1 and 12 Clinton Township Vinton County part of Raccoon State Forest are due February 25 1906 at 2 p m The sale targets about 64 MBF of saw timber and 500 tons of pulpwood with Aspen making up roughly half Information from William Boyles Ranger Zaleski State Forest Ohio contact details provided The State reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Gan Timber
Ohio Division of Forest and Reclamation
Clinton Township
Vinton County
Ohio
Raccoon State Forest
Aspen
William Boyles
Raner
Zaleski State Forest
Lynwood
State
Colesamteee
OHT
OF Forestry & Reclamation
Allen Avenue
Chillicothe
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court
Freda Schoonover files for divorce from James Schoonover on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The petition requests custody of two minor children, alimony, property, debt payment, and general relief. Cause No. 23853, hearing room after March 12. Attorney: John F. Newcomb, Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schoonover
Ohio
Main Street
Chaunecey
c/o
Ee Schoonover
Lee County Myers
Florida
Freda Schoonover
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Athens City Board Seeks Depository Bids for School Funds
The Athens City School District invites bids for two year depository accounts from March 14, 1966 to March 14, 1968. About 100000 in inactive funds is on call with 30 days notice. Bids due February 18, 1966 at 4 00 p m. The board may reject any or all bids and will designate depositories February 21, 1966 at 7 30 p m. Alice M. Elliott Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Athens City
Athens County
Ohio
Alice M. Elliott
Atheny City
Security Bank of Athens Ohio December 31 1965 Report
Bank condition report for The Security Bank of Athens Ohio shows assets totaling 10 352 052 25 with cash 495 700 67 United States Government obligations 2 062 872 29 and other securities 20 003 00. Liabilities total 9 153 088 42 including demand deposits 9 ? and time deposits 9 ? plus government and subdivision deposits. Capital accounts list 1 198 963 88 with 250 000 00 common stock and 500 000 00 surplus. Directors attest and notary swears to truthfulness on January 14 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
United States
U.S
Taadsseseereese
Bseekesns
Ceshne
Adeestnee
Wayne L. White
Obituaries Across Area Highlighting Long Lives
Obituaries note John L. Young Sr. of Mason aged 71, former WV Liquor Commission employee, with extensive survivors and a funeral in Foglesong Funeral Home. Other notices include Ethel Price of St Albans dying in Charleston, and Emma Mulford of Cheshire Route 2, with services in Meigs and Gallia counties.
Funeral services for Mrs Goldie Dill rescheduled
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Goldie Dill have been moved from 2 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Saturday at Mount Hermon Church. The Rev James Morrison will officiate with burial at Mount Hermon Cemetery. Callers may contact Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Emma Margaret Mulford
Cheshire
Meigs General Hospital
Gallia County
Newton
Alice Rupe
Silver Run Freewill
Joe Rupe
Indianapolis
Ind
Cora Harden
Piqua
Lydia Eddy
Bellaire
Rawlings - Coats
Silver Run
Merlin Teets
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Lonzo Wesley Stewart
Rutland
Mason
W. Va
George
Melissa Jane Stewart
Bradbury Church of Christ and Meigs Aerie
Order of Eagles
Julia
Dan Everitt
Columbus
Fred
Laura McDaniels
Evelyn Stewart
Art Marcum
Riverview
Goldie Dill
Mount Hermon Church
James Morrison
Mount Hermon Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy
Man That Cold Stops Russellville Weather Observer
Russellville weather observer Gerald Shook found his readings halted when his instruments froze during a bitter cold spell in Russellville. The frozen devices stopped him from taking measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville, Ark
Gerald Shook
Russellville
Constance Baker Motley Nominated First Negro Woman Federal Judge
President Johnson nominates Constance Baker Motley Manhattan borough president for the federal district court bench. If confirmed she would be the first Black woman to serve as a federal judge. Motley says the president plans to appoint more women to major government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Constance Baker Motley
Manhattan
Senate
Motley
Anglican Sisters Form New Journaled Community
London reports the Church of England creating the Sisters of the Glorious Ascension a women’s branch of the Brothers of the Community known as the Whizz Kid Monks. The two orders will share a rule, one superior, linked houses near Stroud, six months testing, and joint work in factories schools and offices. The sisters’ habits and training specifics await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church of England
Sisters of the Glorious Ascension
Stroud
Gloucestershire
Community of the Glorious Ascension
Police Chief Arrests Car Thief After Overheat Help
LA PORTE Iowa Police Chief Harold Burch stopped to aid a motorist whose car overheated. While assisting, he heard a report of a stolen car from Waterloo and recognized the vehicle he was helping. He arrested the motorist after verifying the license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Iowa
Harold Burch
Burch
Waterloo
Kitty Tommy Becomes A Mommy Poem Highlight
The Hanksville Herald features a poem by second grader Lynette Morrell from the local elementary school. The verse says my kitty was wild I named him Tommy now he's gentle cause he's a mommy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanksville
Utah
Lynette Morrell
Tommy
Meeker Study Finds Shifts in Married Roles at Cornell
Cornell researcher Harold Feldman reports a study of 800 married couples in Syracuse showing married men are becoming quieter and less demanding while married women are more talkative and aggressive. He cautions that further research in other regions is needed for a representative picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
Syracuse
Harold Feldman
State College of Home Economics
Feldman
Visitors pay calls at Harris and Curtis homes
Recent visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr of Little Hocking and Mr. and Mrs. Story Barton with others at the Harris residence. The Bis sell and Reynolds families visited the Curtis home. Margaret Grossnickle visited Mary Treadway and Grace Boston in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Clearmont Harris
Charles Barr
Little Hocking
Story Barton
Winnie Bailey
Vivian Humphrey
L. R. Barr
Douglas Bissell
Olin Reynolds
Parkersburg
Perry Curtis
Margaret Grossnickle
Mary Treadway
Paul Thomas
Grace Boston
Shape Up for Earning More Loot
In Johannesburg, workers at Union Steel Corporation face graded physical fitness tests for wage increases. Requirements include a 3 mile run in 18 minutes or a track circuit with short rests, 23 exercises, plus set times for 100 yards and half mile swims. The plant employs 2,500 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Union Steel Corporation
Francois P. Jacobz
Garden Club Meeting Set For Monday In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Garden Club reschedules meeting to Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Little House with Donald R Johnson secretary treasurer of the Hocking Conservancy District as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Garden Club
Little House
Donald R. Johnson
Hocking
Garlic harvest yields seven ounce bulb in Spain
In Almaden Spain farmer Vincente Castellanos reports a single garlic bulb weighing seven ounces as evidence that Spain’s economic development program is impacting agriculture and local produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almaden
Spain
Vincente Castellanos
Racine Church and Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson visited their son Brian and family in Woodsfield over the weekend. The Racine Baptist Sunday School Booster Class met with Mrs. Clara Powell and elected officers. Members attended an Associational meeting at Cheshire Baptist Church. The WSCS of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. B. M. Pickens home with program by Mrs. Gomer Lewis on "The Drop-out." Mildred Roush weekend in Clinton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Sellers
Racine
Chester Simpson
Brian
Woodsfield
Racine Baptist Sunday School
Clara Powell
Vera Beegle
Marjorie Grimm
Blanche Spencer
Gretta Simpson
Isabel Simpson
O’ Connor
Tommy Curtis
Jerry Powell
Simpson
Frank Cleland
Christian Board of Education
Cheshire Baptist Church
WSCS
Methodist Church
B. M. Pickens
Gomer Lewis
Garrett Circle
Mildred Roush
Cinton
Ohio
Overdue Bill Settled After Long Delay in Clay
W W Johnson of Clay Kentucky, longtime grocer, received a payment on January 1 1925 for a $75 charge that had gone unpaid when the customer vanished. He finally collected recently via a bank check, closing the old debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay, Ky
P— W .W. Johnson
Johnson
Promissory Note Collected in Common Pleas Ruling
Common Pleas Court rules Columbia Gas Corp may collect 4266.37 from Bernard Weaver doing business as Jim's 42 Grill. Weaver placed two gas air conditioning units and one fen coin unit as collateral. items to be sold at public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Columbia Gas Corp
Bernard Weaver
Jim
N. Court St
Columbia Gas
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John F. Newcomb
Cline
Wwe
Toeal Pepisit
Totel
R. C. Cook
August C. Robarins
Charles Keating, JR
Hamilton
Gery P. Kreider
Nojpry Public
John L. Young, Sr
Zanesville
Pete
Ravenswood
Bruce
West Columbia
John, Jr
Charles Joseph Young
Harry
Leo
Mary Walsh
Clara Roush
Foglesong
John O’reilly
IOOF
Ethel Price
Clifford Hayes
St. Albans
Price
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Charleston
Hayes
Lorene Taylor
Nitro
Effie Price
Wanda Cummingham
Pontiac
Mich
Everett Price
William A. Folan
Albany
East Manor
Mrs
Emma Mulford
Lonzo W. Stewart
Charlotte Legg
Point Pleasant
Charlotte A. Legg
Mae Tucker
Grimms Landing
EUB Church
Samuel
Rosa Hawkins
Quick
Hattie Johnson
Sarah Roberts
Tyler Heights
Charlie Bunion
Robertsburg
Oscar
Buffalo
Cooke and Pauley Funeral Home
William D. Reinschell
Frank Reinschell
New Plymouth
Special Air Force
Lackland Air Base
Tex
Sgt. Reinschell
Union Furnace High School
Willow Grove
Anglican Sisters
Kitty
Clarence Baker
Garden Club
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