Samuel Goldwyn Dies at 91 in Los Angeles
Samuel Goldwyn, Polish immigrant and independent producer who helped shape Hollywood, died at 91 in Los Angeles after a recent hospitalization. His career began with The Squaw Man in 1913 and included Best Years of Our Lives, Guys and Dolls, Porgy and Bess, and The Pride of the Yankees. He co founded Metro Goldwyn Mayer in 1923 24 and remained a singular figure in cinema with a long, storied career. His wife Frances Howard and son Samuel Jr. survived him.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
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Goldwyn Studios
Samuel Jr
Deaths in Logan Ironton Nelsonville notices
Rev Claude W J Angel of Logan Route 3 dies on arrival at Hocking Valley Community Hospital at 11 15 a m. Survived by wife Ruth and children Claude Jr James D Harold Juanita Cora Isabel Janice Lee. 15 grandchildren. burial at Oak Grove. Walter Menshouse of South Point dies of a stroke at Lawrence County General Hospital. Iva Hanning Watkins of Nelsonville dies in Norfolk Virginia. husband Matthew died in 1955. arrangements by Johnson and Bill Baker funeral homes.
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Claude Angel Jr
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Harold Angel
Haydenville
Willard
Juanita) Dutcher
New Plymouth
Cora Isabel Locke
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Frank
Janice Lee
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Roberts Funeral
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Walter Menshouse
South Point
Lawrence County General Hospital
Midland Grocery Co
Parkersburg
Dorothy
Blackburn Road
Athens
William S
Sally) Smiley
Hoffman Estates
Jane
Nelsonville
Iva Hanning Watkins
Fairview St
DePaul Hospital
Norfolk
Ben
Delores) Welch
Chesapeake
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William Watkins
Daryl Watkins
Waynesburg
Matthew
Johnson Funeral Home
Infant Dewey Alfman Jr. laid to rest in Millertown Cemetery
Graveside services were held Thursday at Millertown Cemetery for infant Dewey Ernest Alfman Jr. son of Dewey E. and Joanne Peacock Alfman Crooksville Route 1. He died at birth Wednesday in Good Samaritan Medical Center. Surviving grandparents are Lawrence Altman and Delbert Peacock.
Death of Vern Chevalier of Reedsville
Vern Chevalier 82 of Reedsville died Thursday morning after an extended illness at Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy He was a lifelong farmer born to Charles and Minnie Smith Chevalier Survived by four brothers Charles Bristol Herman Ivan I and Roy C all of Reedsville a sister Naomi Snake Lancaster and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a sister and five brothers Services will be Saturday at 1 pm in the White Funeral Home Coolville with Rev Eldon Blake officiating Burial will follow in Reedsville Cemetery Friends may call after Friday noon at the funeral home
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Veterans Memorial Hospital
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Minnie Smith Chevalier
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Herman
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Naomi Snake
Lancaster
White Funeral Home
Coolville
Eldon Blake
Library Open House Slated In New Haven
New Haven Library hosts an open house Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. to celebrate Library Appreciation Day with greeting by New Haven Women's Club members. New books have been added with donations from local supporters.
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New Haven
Paul B. Powell
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Ohio Cases
A string of court notices shows defendants from Athens to Bay Village facing charges from possession of marijuana to speeding and open container. Judges imposed fines up to 200 dollars with jail time suspended for several defendants and driver license suspensions in DWI cases. Local authorities include Ohio University security and sheriff's office. Bowling results are noted among the final entries.
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Sargent Hall
Kenny W. Hamilton
Logan
Angel Losey
Danny Burns
Debbie Thress
Alvin Thomas Ewing
Glen Fort James Hall
Ohio University Security
Scott William Naegel
Pepper Pike
al Carpenter
Barbara J. Linn
Chargrin Falls
Glenn P. Farrell
Bay Village
Sheriff's Office
Greg “Frankenstein
A&p
William John German
Craig H. Koslen
Woodmere
Kroger
Tom Moffat
Glouster
Linda Garbo
Robert B. Rodebaugh
Dexter
Gene E. McDonald
the Plains
Robert D. Corcoran
Gamertsfelder Hall
David A. Keplar
Nelsonville
Paul A. Gray
Salesville
Robert Ellis
Torch
Cloyce Martin
Richland Ave
James Deward Hill
Zanesville
Daniel Kelley
Blairsville
Thomas J. Muratore
Athens
Cincinnati Bengals fill draft with Kollar and 15 more picks
Bill Kollar the Bengals No 1 draft choice from Montana State joins Charlie Davis Dave Lapham and 14 others as Cincinnati and Cleveland Browns list their selections. Kollar traveled from Montana after a 222 hour trip and weighs 250 pounds as a defensive tackle. Davis and Kollar weigh options between NFL and WFL amid a busy draft day in Cincinnati.
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Syracuse
Evan Jolitz
Mike Boryla
Stanford
Daryl White
Nebraska
Richard Williams
Abilene Christian
Haskel Stanback
Tennessee
Richard Bishop
Louisville
Robin Sinclair
Washington State
William Bryant
Grambling
Ken Sawyer
John McDaniel
Lincoln University
Edward Johnson
Southern
Riverfront Stadium
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Browns Seek Sleepers in Lean NFL Draft Day Two
Cleveland owner Art Modell and staff sift through college prospects on the NFL draft’s second day. The Browns, with no first round pick due to a trade, selected Billy Corbett and Mark Ilgenfritz, then Bill Pritchett as they navigate a lean draft amid salary bid concerns.
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Johnson C. Smith University
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Vanderbilt
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West Texas State
Sears Store Burglarized In Logan
Logan police reported a break in at the Sears store on Spring Street between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Employee Francis Embree found a damaged door and reported the incident at 6:55 a.m. Missing items include a .22 rifle, car radio speaker kit, AM FM car radio, and an eight track stereo, valued over $300.
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Logan Sears
Francis Embree
Spring Street
Man Hurt When Auto Hits Tree In Middleport
Charles Guy of Second Avenue Middleport was injured Thursday morning when his car apparently drifted asleep and struck a tree at Second and. The Middleport Emergency Squad took him to Veterans Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment of injuries. Police investigated the 5 47 am crash. The squad also delivered Thomas Davaley of Ash Street to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis after he complained of injury at his Gavin Plant job.
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Shade Elementary honor roll second nine weeks list
Shade Students on the Shade Elementary School honor roll for the second nine week period are named by principal Dorothy Gage. Grade 6 honorees include Theresa Ackerman Beckie Boughner David Dorst Tamara Erwin Fred Kane Richard King Bill Lawless Hershel LeMaster Jill Pedigo Tina Scott Steven Skidmore. Grade 7 recipients are Geri Guthrie Tim Hanning Brian McDonald Joe Mantle Jenn Pedigo Beverly Rist Jay Theiss Joe Theiss Jane Walters. Grade 8 honorees are Kelly Coen Steve Dougan Cindy Bleeks.
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Theresa Ackerman
Beckie Boughner
David Dorst
Tamara Erwin
Fred Kane
Richard King
Bill Lawless
Hershel LeMaster
Jill Pedigo
Tina Scott
Steven Skidmore
Geri Guthrie
Tim Hanning
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Joe Mantle
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Joe Theiss
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Kelly Coen
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