Assailant Surrenders After Pomeroy Cafe Stabbing
Douglas Arthur Seyler, 23, of Pomeroy, is in fair condition at Holzer Medical Center after being stabbed multiple times in a dispute at the Main Street Cafe. Bruce C. Smith, 25, of Parkersburg, Va., surrendered to Meigs County officials and admitted killing a man during the incident. Smith faces grand jury consideration while held in the Meigs County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Main Street
Jed Webster
Smith
Hartenbach
George Hicks
Webster
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Seyler
Holzer Medical Center
Bernard Fultz
Hicks
Meigs County
Conservation Plan Developed on Dual-tract Farm in Point Pleasant
Ronal Gilkeson of the Soil Conservation Service reports Glen O. Holland near Owl Hollow Road revised his plan, uniting 32 and 100 acre tracts into one pasture improvement program. Major work includes 1600 feet of improved waterways, dense Kentucky 31 tall fescue sod, a livestock spring, lime and fertilizer use, and annual pasture lime for 10 to 15 acres. John Sebrell also developed a plan with help from John Cooper, focusing on pasture use, lime and fertilizer, a spring, a concrete trough, and a farm pond for cattle water near Little Sixteen Mile Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ronal Gilkeson
The
Soil Conservation Service
Glen O. Holland
Route 2
Owl Hollow Road
Holland
Prac
Kentucky
Usda Soil Conservation Service
John Sebre Il
John Cooper
LCS
Little Sixteen Mile Creek
Sebrell
School Bus Involved In Rutland Accident
Gallia County Ohio patrol reports three weekend traffic incidents. A Rutland school bus driven by Darrell Goff left the road damaging a mirror on a guy wire. no students aboard and no citation. A Syracuse driver Michael Smith collided with Hubert Gregory who failed to stop in the clear distance. A McKeesport car hit a guard rail after a northbound driver passed another vehicle. the other driver left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio State Highway Patrol
College Street
Rutland
Darrell K. Goff
Langsville
Syracuse
Michael D. Smith
Point Pleasant
Smith
Hubert Gregory
Alliance
Gregory
Meigs County
Reese A Richardson
McKeesport
Richardson
4-H Plans Recreation Center At Cres ton Church Area
POINT PLEASANT The four 4-H Club of Leon plans a community recreation center near Cres ton Church on Route 87. Soil conservation members met with club leaders to draft a conservation plan for the recreation zone. Members Pearley Sayre Charles Wedge Denver Casto attended as club representatives. The group has cleared about four acres and aims to build a shelter picnic area softball diamond volleyball court and horseshoe area.
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Point Pleasant
Four
Leon
Creston Church
Route 87
Pearley Sayre
Charles Wedge
Denver Casto
Nets Torn By Saucers
Commercial fishermen report sub merged saucers tearing nets on a seven day trip. Captain James Mello of the dragger Northern Lights says the crew spent over 18 hours mending nets torn by four 300 pound discs found at 240 fathoms off the continental shelf. The discs may have sealed submarine missile tubes.
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Point Judith
James Mello
Northern Lights
Pomeroy Emergency Squad Responds To Chest Pain Call
At 11:25 a.m. Sunday the Pomeroy squad was summoned to Ernest Stewart's Willis Hill home. May Wolfe of Minersville was reported to have severe chest pains and was admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient.
Edwards Family Plays Trio of Births at Delta Hospital
Delta Memorial Hospital recorded three Edwards births in under a month. On Dec. 23 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Edwards Jr of Delta. Jan 13 a son born to Mr and Mrs James Edwards of Paonia. Three days later a daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Edwards Jr of Delta. The three Edwards are not related.
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Delta, Colo
Delta Memorial Hospital
Jams Edwards
James Edwards Jr
Delta
James Edwards
Paonia
Edwards
Use Of Wine To Increase In America Use Of Wine To Increase In America
New York reports a 1969 wine consumption rise led by champagnes and table wines. Paul M Schlem of Gold Seal Vineyards predicts total U S wine use will exceed 220 million gallons, up from 200 million in 1968, with domestic wines dominating. The Finger Lakes region saw about 50 million dollars in 1968 sales and should rise by at least ten percent in 1969. Gold Seal is among six Finger Lakes wineries in New York State.
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New York
U. S
Paul M. Schlem
Gold Seal Vineyards Co
Schlem
U.S. Department of Commerce
Finger Lakes
New York State
Pope warns against turning Rome into a modern beehive city
Pope Paul VI cautioned Rome risked becoming a mere modern beehive city in a private audience with Mayor Rinaldo Santini. He stressed a shared love for the city that is ancient and modern, national and universal, temporal and spiritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Rinaldo Santini
Red Cross Luncheon Aims to Pay County Debt
Mason County Red Cross chapter held a luncheon at Appalachian Power Co to apply proceeds to an $800 debt to the regional blood bank center created by shortfalls in blood donors during past bloodmobile drives. The chapter thanks donors and volunteers and invites groups to sponsor fundraisers to support the bloodmobile revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
American Red Cross
Appalachian Power Co
Red Cross
Grace Rogar
Fifty Foreign Students Enroll at Florida Institute
Forty two pupils have enrolled at Tallahassee Junior College for the fourth class of the Florida Inter-American Learning Institute. The program, part of the Florida Columbia alliance, offers English language and U S culture orientation for students planning to study in the United States. The 42 students come from Colombia Mexico Republic of China Iran and Yugoslavia. This class marks the first to include students from regions outside Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee, Fla
IPA
Tallahassee Junior College
Florida Inter-American Learning Institute
Florida- Columbia Alliance
FILI
U. S
Colombia
Mexico
Republi
China
Iran
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions List Noted
Georgia Johnson Rutland William Baker Coolville Jerry Alexander Mason W Va Douglas Saylor Pomeroy May Wolfe Minersville Lucille Harrison Middleport Nellie Hatfield Dexter Bob Wolfe Racine Marilyn McIntyre Raymond Proffitt Charles Stewart Sylvia Lane Douglas Saylor Lee Richardson Mary Evans Eldeana Smith and Lillie Phillips admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital in a community notes record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Johnson
Rutland
William Baker
Coolville
Jerry Alexander
Mason
W. Va
Douglas Saylor
Pomeroy
May Wolfe
Minersville
Lucille Harrison
Middleport
Nellie Hatfield
Dexter
Bob Wolfe
Racine
Marilyn MclIntyre
Raymond Proffitt
Charles Stewart
Sylvia Lane
Lee Richardson
Mary Evans
Eldeana Smith
Lillie Phillips
Meigs Counselors Plan Evening Meetings With Parents
Meigs Local School District counselors offer weekly evening conferences for parents to discuss student progress. John Redovian will host Monday evenings 6 to 8 at Meigs Junior High in Pomeroy. High school counselors Tom Kelly and Harold Sauer will host Thursday evenings 6 to 8 at Middleport High School. No appointment is required.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
John Redovian
Meigs Junior High School
Tom Kelly
Harold Sauer
Middleport
Redovian
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Discharges and Contacts
Pleasant Valley lists patients and relations including Bart Shuler and Katie Higginbotham among names in Pleas ant Valley notes. Discharged include Mia Goodman Mrs Billy Crawford Mrs Frank Thomas Basil Green Charles Miller and others.
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Bart Shuler
Point Pleasant
Randal Brumfield
Glenwood
Katie Higginbotham
Grimms Landing
Roger Nibert
Henry Reitmire
Mason
Ronnie Bullard
Henderson
Lester Errett
Clyde Russell
Leon
Mia Goodman
Billy Crawford
Frank Thomas
Basil Green
Charles Miller
Edward Whitelock
Mark Price
Sadie Barnett
Phillip Marcum
Roy White
Corbitt Patterson
Phyllis Buck
Two New Cooperators Joined Western Soil District
Ronald Gilkeson of the Soil Conservation Service reports the Western Soil Conservation District board accepted two cooperators at a recent meeting. They are W. H. Snodgrass of Three Mile Creek on Route 17 and Earnest M. McCarty of Jerry's Run Road.
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Point Pleasant
Ronald Gilkeson
The
Soil Conservation Service
Board of Supervisors
Western Soil Conservation
W. H. Snodgrass
Three Mile Creek
Route 17
Earnest M. McCarty
Jerry's Run Road
Mila Woods named Valentine Girl by local sorority
POMEROY Mila Woods of Pomeroy was chosen as Valentine Girl to represent Xi Gamma Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. The meeting was at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co social room with plans for a future gathering at Mrs. Roger Morgan’s home. Afterward the group enjoyed refreshments at Crow's Steak House hosted by Mrs. Charles Mullen June Van Vranken and Shirley Custer.
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Pomeroy
Mila Woods
Valentine
Xi Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Roger Morgan
Crow's
Charles Mullen
June van Vranken
Shirley Custer
Holzer Medical Center and Notable Names List
Silver conducts electricity and heat better than any other metal. The text lists numerous individuals associated with Holzer Medical Center, including Mrs Brant J Bond and Dennis Ray Bush, among others. The fragment implies a formal notice or roster connected to the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant J. Bond
William E. Bowen
Dennis Ray Bush
Dewey L. Canada
Patricia Lynn Davis
Dorothy L. Delander
Lloyd E. Esque
Tammy L. Fielder
Jackie F. Fisher
Robert S. Flint
Naida F. Fry
General J. Hall
William M. Hendricks
William R. Houck
Charles E Lunsford
Charles W. Mercer
Samuel A. Miller
Donna J. Nance
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Athens
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America
Douglas Mellvaine
Joseph Mellvaine
May Avenue
Ken Steinhoff
Pleasant Valley Hospital
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