Area Deaths in Ohio Honor Local Residents
Multiple obituary notices from Haydenville Athens Lakewood Mason McArthur and surrounding towns report the deaths of Charlotte Hiles Carol A Toomey John E Hanley Harry C Grinstead Emma G Zinn and Emma G Zinn with details on ages, origins, survivors and funeral arrangements across Ohio counties including Perry Hocking Logan and Athens. Services are scheduled at Leonard Funeral Home St James Church Wrightsel and Elk Cemetery and burial details vary by individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charlotte Hiles
Haydenville
Arcadia Acres
Perry County
Zeath
Nancy Hammond
Samuel
Leonard Funeral Home
Athens
Carol A. Toomey
Martindale Rd
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Washington County
Carl E
Annie Seaman
Rome-Canaan High School
First United Methodist Church
William J
West Union Street
Lakewood
John E. Hanley
Ohio
Edith Edington Hanley
Jeanette
Joan
Nelsonville
St. James Catholic Church
McGorrays
Mason
Harry C. Grinstead
Hartford
Pleasant Valley Hospital
New Haven
Richard A
Hattie Graham Grinstead
Mason County Fox Hunters Assoc
Wilma Wamsley
Cheshire
Leah van Metre
West Columbia
Ernestine Zuspan
Gileen Kerber
Detroit
Mich
Fulah Bellamy
Point Pleasant
Vernon
Burley
Columbus
Foster
Richard
Akron
Walter
Thomas
Robert
Albany
Mary Aumiller
Helen Knapp
Elia Roush
Letart
Alice Miller
Marietta
Carrie
Foglesong Funeral Home
David Fields Jr
Union Cemetery
Funeral
Sheriff Arrests Two in Point Pleasant Incident
The Sheriff’s Department reports two arrests on Monday in Point Pleasant. Larry R. Willard 28 of Salt Lake City Utah was brought from Putnam County on intoxication charges. Sheldon B Hill Jr 19 of Henderson was arrested for trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sheriff's Department
Larry R. Willard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Putnam County
Sheldon B. Hill Jr
Henderson
IOOF Deputy Plans Nelsonville Rites
Fred L. Kempton district deputy grand patriarch of IOOF will install officers of Royal Arch Encampment No 376 in Nelsonville on Wednesday night. James Brouse to be Past Chief Patriarch and Paul Tomlinson to become Chief Patriarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred L. Kempton
Jacksonville
Royal Arch
Order of Odd Fellows
James Brouse
Paul Tomlinson
Rothwells Discuss Hair Styles at Club Meeting
Eight members attended the Rothwell Club gathering with Miss Ann Williams as hostess and program chair. Mrs. Everett Eddy chaired the session and Mrs. Robert H. Gamwell led the prayer. The program topic was High Fashion in Hair Styling for Men and Women. Refreshments were served to listed members.
Commissioners Approve Landfill In Middleport
POMEROY Meigs County Commissioners met Tuesday at the court house to authorize a permit for the Village of Middleport to operate a landfill dump in 1970. The Mussers were approved to run the Meigs County Children's Home and will move in Wednesday. The commission also transferred funds for the Meigs Planning Commission and Crippled Children's Fund and authorized Salisbury Township to buy a tractor and backhoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Court House
Middleport
Robert Musser
Hysell Run
Dren
Mussers
County Child Welfare Board
Ralph Chapman
Meigs Planning Commission
Crippled Children’s Fund
Salisbury Twp
Saribalas Attending Seminar in Columbus
Logan City School District Superintendent George M. Saribalas will join school administrators from four states for a Columbus seminar on school public relations Monday through Wednesday. Seminar director Ned Hubbell of Port Huron Michigan outlines topics from working with the community to negotiations and publications. The School Management Institute, run by Ohio School Boards Association and Buckeye Association of School Administrators, provides the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George M. Saribalas
Logan City
Columbus
Ned
Hubbell
Port Huron
Mich
School Management Institute
Ohio School Boards Association
The
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
Lewis E. Harris
Dentists Seek Privileges At Hocking Valley Hospital
The Hocking Valley Community Hospital board heard proposed by laws granting hospital privileges to dentists for special dental surgery. Dr Dan Alder and colleagues approved the by laws and asked Prosecutor Forrest Moore to study them for a prompt recommendation. The board also set a $1.45 hourly minimum wage for hospital employees effective February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Board of Trustees
Dan Alder
Albert Leonard
Jack Myers
Tom Melvin
Don Griggs
Forrest Moore
Births and discharges at Holzer Medical Center
A bulletin lists three births at Holzer Medical Center including a daughter to Earl F Mayo of Bidwell, a daughter to Robert C Smith of Gallipolis Route 1, and a daughter to Manning K Roush of Pomeroy. It also details numerous recent discharges and a local doughnut sale fundraiser by the First Christian Church chancel choir in Nelsonville, plus a Point Pleasant auto fire with minor damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Mayo
Bidwell
Robert C. Smith
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Alonzo Figgins
Point Pleasant
Poplar Street
Billy Barton
PTA Council Sets Meeting for Mason County
Mason County PTA Council president Olin Hill urges attendance at Leon School Tuesday 7:30 p.m. State education official Neil Chenoweth of Charleston will speak. Cub Scout Pack 248 meets Thursday 7 p.m. at IOOF Hall over the Blue and Grey Restaurant. Patrick D. Wood invites parents to register sons over eight for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Olin Hill
Mason County
PTA County Council
Leon School
Neil Chenoweth
State Department of Education
Charleston
Pomeroy
IOOF
Patrick D. Wood
Bidwell Man Returns From Penal Institute
Steven Neff, 21, of Bidwell Route 2, was released from the Lebanon Correctional Institute and placed on three years probation in Common Pleas Court before Judge Ronald Calhoun. Rev. Charles Pitzer in Portsmouth Hospital after a crushed hand from machine work with the handicapped program. A 14-year-old boy from Gallipolis State Institute was found in Pomeroy and returned to the institution. Glouster Twig 2 to meet at Roberta Doughty’s home Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Steven Neff
Bidwell
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Common Pleas Court
Ronald Calhoun
Point Pleasant
Charles Pitzer
Portsmouth
Christ Episcopal Church
Portsmouth Memorial Hospital
Pitzer
Glouster
Twig 2
Roberta Doughty
Republic Ave
Families Given Aid After Fires Near Nelsonville
Nelsonville report praises aid to four families whose homes were destroyed by fire. Mrs. Edna Hartman headed a committee aiding Albert Mount, Max Bumgardner, and two others, with support from Nelsonville and Logan areas. Center operates under Tri county Community Action sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Township
Deanville
Edna Hartman
Albert Mount
Max Bumgardner
Logan
Tri-ounty
Osenbaugh Resigns from Perry County Board of Education
Perry County Board of Education accepts the resignation of P B Osenbaugh after 34 years. He first joined the board on January 18 1936 and had served on Hemlock Local and Shawnee Local boards. The board named Lee Johnson president and C M Perry vice president. David L Burgess replaces Osenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
P. B. Osenbaugh
Perry
David L. Burgess
Osenbaugh
Vestrymen Named By Episcopalians
Four vestrymen were elected for three year terms at Christ Episcopal Church during the annual dinner meeting in the parish house. The new vestry members are Carroll Casto Wylie Minton Sam Nichols and Sam McWhorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Christ Episcopal Church
Carroll Casto
Wylie Minton
Sam Nichols
Sam McWhorter
Gail Faires
Robert Hite
E. B. Jones
R. E. Knaul
Milton Miller
Nial Minton
Howard Price
Harold Somerville
Clifford Schane
Saint Francis Guild
L. $. Carrick
Glouster Band Plans Recruiting Meeting
A music company representative will attend a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Glouster school cafeteria to discuss rental and purchase plans for band instruments. The event targets 4th grade Trimble Local Schools students but is open to older students and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Savage cited for high speed and noise in Wadley Court
Chauncey Hillan J Sav of Nelsonville appeared before Mayor Charles Wadley after Marshal John Villars cited him Saturday on a charge of high speed and unnecessary noise. Savage pleaded guilty and paid a $23.80 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hillan J. Savage
Nelsonville
Charles Wadley
John Villars
Savage
Heights Methodists Plan Dinner Meeting
Heights United Methodist Church invites all members to a covered dish supper Thursday at 6 30 p.m. The Huntington District superintendent Rev Connie Dickens will direct the meeting. The Women's Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday study of Luke continues and the senior choir meets after the service.
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Point Pleasant
the Heights
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Mrs
Carol Toomey
Harry Grinstead
Emma G. Zinn
Carpenters
Rothwells
Hocking
Legion Hall
Esta Haskins
Chapeau Regina Hall
Margaret Balkenhof
Joyce Parsons
Corning
Powers
Regina Hall
Sybil Kurtzman
Kate Parks
Helen Marshall
Grace Zimmer
Helen Burnell
Neal Haskins
Will Morris
Regina Doll
Millfield Christian Church Cwf
Amy Jo Moody
Chauncey Brownies
Junior Fellowship
Athen’s
Tle
Toastmaster
Kreisler
Vicory
FLAIR
Athens National Bank
South Court ST
F.d.1.c
Saribalas
Holzer
Emerson E. Adams
Giles Phillip Borden
Frances Burnett
Anthony D. Burnheimer
Harry D. Chambers
Kenneth W. Daniels
Robert G., Davis and Son
Ellen Frazee
Lewis A. Glassburn
Edith G. Grim
Kenneth W. Ingalls
Walter F. Johnson
Franklin D. Miller
William L. Ofield
Albert M. Pierce
Robert A. Queen
Dennis W. Roberts
James Craig Roberts
Clifton Ross
Denner Roush
Clarence UH. Sundstrom
Andrew S. Vance
Paul KE. Wagner
David Clifford Worth
Cecil Swain
Robert FE. Durham
Freddie Wayne Gardner
Michael Scott Hale
Edward E. Kitchen Jr
Robert Lewis
Richard W. McManus
Floyd Rife
Edward A. Ryan
Robert Taylor
Richard Young
William Paul Phillips
First Christian Choir
PTA Council
Cub Scout
Penal Institute
Twig
Perry Board
Ef. Lk
Bankamericard
Landmark
Delbert Kasler
Pear
Orion
N. Court ST
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