Notable area death notices span multiple communities
Area deaths report Mrs Nel lie Horden 57 of New Straitsville and Lt Col Burton S Andrews in Athens with services in Buchtel Dublin and Athens. Other notices include M rs Mollie Winegar 85 Richmond Va and Ralph Stover 50 Cutler with services in Mt Liberty Church and graveside rites. Pomeroy Ella Hazelton Muller 88 listed with family survivors and church affiliations.
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Athens
Burton S. Andrews
Christ Lutheran Church
Jagers and Sons
William la Fountain
Jerome Methodist
Dublin
Middleport
Mollie A. Winegar
Richmond
Winegar
Cheshire
Oscar P
Ramona Petrovich
Mary Anne Throckmorton
Pomergy
Ella Hazelton Muller
Edison Hobstetter
Lincoln Hill
Hazel M. Groff
Sheiker Heights
Mareia M. Hobstetter
Pomeroy
James A. Hazelton
A. P. Miller
Col
Albert D. Miller
Weekend Visitors Near Cedar Point and Miami Beach
Clouster area notices list weekend guests visiting various local families including Ches apeake visitor Charles Ray Wollum and connections to Cedar Point Upper Sandusky and Cleveland relatives. The piece notes travels to Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Silver Springs and Miami Beach en route home. It also reports Pvt Jerry T Holcomb of Glouster completing advanced artillery training at Fort Sill after enlisting in February.
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Charles Wadley
Cedar Point
Upper Sandusky
Steve Johnson
Don Rodgers
D. Fassett
Arthur, George
Johnny
Rose Marie
Johnson
Mary Dean
Cleveland
Myrtle Tippie
Georgia Morrison
Garnet Farrebee
Oroson Champlin
William H. Theisen
Navy
Little Creek
William A. Theisen
Millfield
Miriam McAlister
Mimi Ellis
Coatesville
Glouster
Jerry T. Holcomb
Raymond T. Holcomb
Water St
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Oklo
Army
Local Army Recruits Set for Parade and Duty
Logan Pvt. George E. Evans 19 of Logan Route 3 completes artillery survey at Fort Sill. Glouster Pvt. Bud A. Reineke 17 assigned to 557th Ordnance in Germany as supply clerk. Elton Swart urges Cub Scouts to meet at the park in uniform for the Fourth of July Parade Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George E. Evans
William H. Evans
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Oklo
Logan High School
Glouster
Bud A. Reineke
Arturo T. Reineke
557Th Ordnance Company
Germany
Elton Swart
Parker Major in U S Army Promoted and Family News
Mrs. Pearl Parker reports their son Cedric O Parker has been promoted to major in the U S Army. He and his wife and two sons, Eric and David, have been stationed at Fairbanks Alaska for 22 months. Major Parker is a 1948 Pomeroy High School graduate. Also noted are local visits and family updates across Pomeroy and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Pearl Parker
Cedric O. Parker
Eric
David
Fairbanks
Alaska
Major Parker
Pomeroy High School
Walter Bentz
Pomeroy
Norman Schaefer
Dan Smith
Carmel
Lawrence A. Smith
Carolyn Harris
Vicki
Brenda
St. Albans
W. Va
George Renshaw
Mary Hysell
Mary Wood Appointed Administratrix in Meigs County
Mary Wood of Racine Ohio R D 2 is named Administratrix of the estate of Jesse Wood of Racine Meigs County Ohio deceased. The appointment is dated June 15 1964 and issued by Judge F H O'Brien of the Meigs County Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wood
Racine
Ohio
Jesse Wood
Meigs County
F. H. O'Brien
Exeecutrix Appointed in Fannie Matteson Estate in Ohio
Sibyl M. Gabriel of Route 2 Athens Ohio named executrix of Fannie Matteson estate Amesville Athens County. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months. Dated June 24 1964 Harold J. Rose Probate Judge.
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Sibyl M. Gabriel
Route 2
Athens
Ohio
Fannie Matteson
Amesville
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Notice to bidders for new floor at Ohio University
Sealed proposals from bidders will be received by the purchasing agent at Ohio University Athens Ohio until 2 00 P M Friday August 7 1964 for furnishing materials and labor to construct a new floor for the service building at Ohio University Athens Ohio Plans specs and details are available from L F Lausche Athens Ohio Each bid must be in duplicate and accompanied by a 100 percent bid bond The submitting officer reserves the right to reject any or all bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
F. Lausche
Ca Eae
L. F. Lausche
Revenecr
W. H. Herbert
L. F
Lustener
Wathdan Ohio
Ohio Universit
LA 7Che
H. Herbert
Bidding Call for University Paving and Topping Repairs
Sealed proposals due by 5 00 P M at the Athens Ohio purchasing office for blacktop and lac topping repairs at Ohio University buildings. Plans and forms available from Architect L F Lausche. bids accompany a 1 percent bid bond. Bids addressed to W H Herbert, Purchasing Agent, Ohio University Athens Ohio.
University bids for roof repairs at Ohio University Athens
Bids will be opened Friday August 7 1964 at 3 00 PM for furnishing labor and materials for roof repairs at various Ohio University buildings Athens Ohio. Architect L F Lausanne is handling specifications. Bids to be sealed and submitted to W H Herbert Purchasing Ohio University Athens Ohio. Herbert reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Applications for Athens County depository funds under act
The Athens County Board of Commissioners invites sealed applications from eligible financial institutions for inactive deposits up to 150 000 and active deposits up to 1 000 000. Awards for a two year period begin August 20 1964 with applications due July 6 1964. J W Whaley County Auditor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Fea
J. W. Whaley County
County of
Probate Court Accounts in Athens County Ohio Hearing Suspended
The Athens County Probate Court advertises multiple estate accounts filed for various administrators executrices and guardians including Margaret Dickens Donald Flowers D B Amos Helen Kovach Anna Mae Woolever Mary Knight Mechem Kathleen Saltz Hartley Berry Shirley Horn Wm Parker Walker Maggie Deem Michael Melcher Mary Woodrow Davis First National Bank of Cincinnati Huntington National Bank and The Huntington Bank of Columbus Hearings suspended until August 10 1964 at 9 oclock a m with exceptions due five days before the hearing.
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Athens County
Ohio
Margaret I. Dickens
William Ben Dickens
Donald C. Flowers
W.w.a
Rose Flowers
Rosa Flowers
D. B Amos
Sarah M. Folden
N. French
Bertha French
Delbert C. Hayes
Ernest F. Hayes
BE. F. Hayes
Helen Kovach
Daniel R. Kovach
Dan R. Kovach
Anna Mae Woolever
Sarah _ Lent
Angie Vare
Shirley Y. Horn
Blanche Young
Wm. Parker Walker
Bertha P. Junod
Maggie Deem
Walter E. Barrett
Michael Melcher
William G. Plotz
Mary Woodrow Davis
Jerry Woodrow
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Hull Foster, Jr
Rose A. Foster
Hull Ieer, Jr
Helen Foster
Huntington National Bank of Columbus
Stee
John H. Martin
Mary E. Rich
Carine
Harold J. Rose
Sandra Loureghan
Mayor Hears Three Cases Involving Drunkenness
Nelsonville mayor William Hoffman handled three intoxication cases. Cecil Fellem received a $50 fine suspended for good behavior, then later a $100 fine and costs after pleading guilty and was jailed for nonpayment. Ruth Maffin and George Kempton pled guilty, each fined $10 and costs, with imprisonment for failure to pay.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Cecil Fellem
Jackson Sr
Fellem
Athens County
Ruth Maffin
Glouster
George Kempton
Athens
Glouster Residents Plan Western Trip and Weekend Visits
Glouster residents announce trips and visits. Merill Oggs depart for a four to six week western journey ending in California. Several Glouster women spent Thursday in Williamstown West Virginia touring Fenton Glass Works. Mary Ginnan attended her granddaughter Karen's Cleveland wedding and returned with her son Andrew. Howard Corrigan from Columbus visits Glouster to spend the weekend with Nick Brunton family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Merill Ogg
California
Athens
Kate Vaughan
Mary Johnston
Beatrice Vaughan
Violet Eppley
Glouster
Williamstown
W.va
Fenton Glass Works
Mary Ginnan
Cleveland
Andrew Ginnan
Karen
Andrew
Howard Corrigan
Columbus
Three Drivers Fined By Mayor Moorehead
Logan May 8 1930 Mayor Jack Moorehead fined three persons for traffic violations. Gerald Munday 30 of 325 Gallagher Ave was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Charles Challe 20 of Westerville was fined 10 dollars and costs with the fine suspended for driving without a license. Leroy Z Morrison 29 of Logan Route 4 was fined 10 dollars and costs for driving without a license.
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Logan
Jack Moorehead
Gerald Munday
Gallagher Ave
Charles Challe
Westerville
Leroy Z. Morrison
Chauncey Bower sock reunion date set at Old Man's Cave
Secretary Mamie Redd announced a Chauncey Bower sock reunion on Sunday July 12 at Old Man's Cave. A basket dinner will be served at noon to relatives only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bowersock
Old Man’s Cave
Maimiie Redd
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Nellie May Horden
New Straitsville
Buchtel
John
Emma Rife
William Horden
Marie Mills
Evelyn Garner
Ellen Childress
Edna Landis
Garnet Evans
Lancaster
Ilia Burgess
Mary Day
Frank Rife
Hubert Rife
Buchtel Methodist Church
Jacob Lehman
Buchtel Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Andrews Services
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Donald Boone
Ralph F. Stover
Coolville
Ralph Franklin Stover
Cutler
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Delphia Faye
Donna Jean Hurst
Albany
Ruby Loretta Rose
Beaufort
D. C
Shirley Ann Jones
Tuppers Plains
Mary Ann Hiles
Betty Lou
Dorothy Mae
Cora Faye
Willa Linn
Erica Susagina
Mt. Liberty Church
Claude Sandlin
White Funeral Home
Ella Hazelton Miller
Clouster Personals
Charles Ray Wollum
Chesapeake
Clifford Martin
Surfers
Jamaicas
Capris
NEL Sonville
Oldest Savings and Loan Association
Columbus Street
Tom Williams
Rita A. McKnight
Andrew T. Hardy
Andrew Hardy
John M. Erdy
Michael Erdy
Jacksonville
U.S. Army
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Fort Knox
Laurel Cliff News
Mrs. Pearl Parker
Carmen Rest
Rocksprings
Levi Carothers
Beach City
Vernon Howell
Patty Roush
Kay Ann Howell
Lew Diehl
Charles Diehl
Lewis
Charles
Russell
Portland Park
Louella Noon
Garnet Andrews
Moorehead
Dads Sie
Sohio
the Standard Oil CO
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