Logan Miller Dies At 68
Logan R Keynes Sr 68 of 88 S Market St died early Wednesday at Miami Heart Institute Miami Beach Florida while at his winter home in Naples He was president of Keynes Brothers Milling Co and a Logan High School and Ohio State University graduate He held multiple local board and club memberships and left a wife and three children plus grandchildren and a nephew in Ohio
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Logan
Robert William Keynes Sr
S. Market Sr
Miami Heart Institute
Miami Beach
Fla
Keynes
Keynes Brothers Milling Co
Florida
Second Ave
Naples
The
Heart Institute
Charles Henry
Lucy Moore Keynes
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Sigma
Logan Hall Foundation
Lucille Hartley Keynes
William W
Charles Henry Keynes
William Wilshire Keynes
Laura Keynes
Lancaster
Charles Kitchen
Cleveland
Robert W. Keynes II
Roberts Funeral Home
Services Set Friday For Athens Dentist Dr Gardner
Funeral services are planned Friday at 1 p.m. for Dr. Robbin D. Gardner 68 an Athens dentist who died Monday after noon at Mercy Hospital in Miami Florida. Rev J Lloyd Evans will officiate at Jagers and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Gardner a winter resident of Key Biscayne Fla maintained a limited Athens practice and was active in golf and music earlier in life. He is survived by his wife two daughters a son six grandchildren and other relatives. Friends may call after Thursday noon at Jagers Funeral Home.
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McArthur
Frank Mace
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Brown Two
Vinton County
Alonzo and
Mary Calwell Mace
Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation
Edna Morrison Mace
Marvin
Laurelville
Marion
Lula Thompson
Leon
Rockford
D. Legue
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Lancaster
Mason County
William and
Roxy Selby Legue
C&o Railroad
State Road Commission
Pleasant Valley Community Church
Mae Conker
Sugar Grove
Maxine Chase
Worthington
Pauline Billups
Groveport
Edith Legue
Newark
James Leroy Meadors
Delta Legue
Hyburr Legue
Junior Legue
Raymond Legue
Columbus
Gladys Legue
Cottageville
Herman Jordan
Roseberry Cemetery
Crow- Hassell
Point Pleasant
Athens
Robbin D. Gardner
Mercy
James
Bertha Deckard Gardner
Ohio University
Garner
Hocking Hills Country Club
Logan
Athens Country Club
William C. Rogers
Ohio St
Crow-Hassell Funeral Home
John Davis
Lone Oak
Rogers
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Ansted
William C
Mittie Bailey Rogers
Lakin State Hospital
Mt. Moriah
Cleveland
Ann Bonar
Artie Murray
Emmett Rogers
Raymond Rogers
Washington D. C
Oscar Rogers
Henry Rogers
Archie Rogers
Scotch Plains
N.H
Western Reserve
Ohio State University Dental School
Reynoldsburg Lodge
F&am
Athens Bpeo
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Wilma Scott Gardner
Randall
Lynn) Murray
Golf Course Road
Ned
Bunny) Mateosian
Closter
N. J
Robbin
Butch) Gardner
Rollan Gardner
Jagers Funeral Home
Albany
Vern Kelley
Fort Myers
Fla
Athens County
Apostolic Lighthouse Church
Linnie Rivers Kelley
Harold
Dorothy) Miller
Tucson
Ariz
Delbert
Ed Campbell
Bigony Funeral Home
John Pollard
Athens Memory Gardens
Winnie F Wallace rites set at Pleasant Ridge Church
Winnie Fay Wallace 67 of Gallipolis Ferry died Monday after three years of ill health in Holzer Medical Center. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Ridge Church with Revs. Kinnard and Ebert officiating. Burial in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. She leaves husband Charles F. and four sons Samuel and Robert in Dayton Leo in Orlando Curtis of Gallipolis Ferry. a sister Wanda Thompson. brothers Glen Jones and Worthy Jones. 26 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. She was previously preceded in death by three sons and a daughter. Friends may call Stevens Funeral Home Point Pleasant after 4 p.m.
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Gallipolis Ferry
Winnie Fay Wallace
Pleasant Ridge Church
Charles
Tommy) Kinnard
Charles Ebert
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Wallace
Holzer Medical Center
Mason County
Goldia Baker Jones
Pleasant Ridge
Charles F
Samuel
Robert
Dayton
Leo
Orlando
Fla
Curtis
Wanda Thompson
Glen Jones
Worthy Jones
Tampa
Stevens
Point Pleasant
Nelsonville Mayor Court Fines and Dismissals
Nelsonville Mayor Court lists fines for Sara Bowen and David Rutter on traffic and disorderly conduct charges with small sums. Paul E McDonald shows multiple entries including improper backing and assault charges dropped. Other names include David L North Bob N Grill Joe Dalton and Mildred Shuttleworth with varied fines and waivers noted.
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Sarah Bowen
Columbus
David Rutter
Madison Street
David L. North
Nelsonville
Bob N. Grill
Jackson Street
Paul E. McDonald
Joe Dalton
Hocking SECEMS Runs For Infant To Children's Hospital
The Hocking EMS team transported an infant girl Acker from Hocking Valley Hospital to Children’s Hospital in Columbus on Tuesday at 11 45 a.m. due to illness. Gladys Good age 81 of 130 West Second Street was moved from home to Hocking Valley Hospital for illness at 1 p.m.
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Acker
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Gladys Good
Second St
Hocking Valley
Rempel Rudolph H Logan Rites Planned
Rudolph H Rempel 67 of 777 Church St died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital North Columbus after three months of ill health. Retired Logan Clay Products payroll manager, he worked there since 1943 until 1971. Survived by wife Agnes, son Rudolph W Rempel, daughter Clara Belle Bartholomew, five grandchildren, three sisters, and two brothers. Services 2 p.m. Friday Leonard Lyke Funeral Home, burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Services also listed for viewing times Wednesday and Thursday at residence.
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Logan
Rudolph H Rempel
Church St
Doctors Hospital North
Columbus
Logan Clay Products Co
Rudolph Ferdinand
Clara E. Gompf Rempel
Agnes Heft Rempel
Rudolph W. Rempel
Oscar
Clara Belle) Bartholomew
High Spring
Fla
Ruth Reasoner
Mount Vernon
Martha Patchen
Violet Williams
Winterhaven
Flame
Ferdinand Rempel
Freda
Leonard-Lyke
Victor Kreutz
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan Miller
Dr. Robbin Gardner
Winnie F. Wallace
Nelsonville Mayor’s Court
Mildred E. Shuttleworth
Murray City
Hocking Secems Runs
Rudolph H. Rempel
North Court Street
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