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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
8
Funeral services are set in Ohio and Georgia for Addie Hoefflich and many others. Readings list survivors including Betty Hammer and Bob Hoefflich, plus several siblings and grandchildren. Memorials honor Mrs. Baker in Decatur with services in Atlanta and a memorial at Decatur Presbyterian Church.
George Johnson of Pomeroy was fined 28 dollars and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to a police charge of insufficient funds. He was charged with writing a 14 dollar bad check at Floyd Young Sohio Service Station last May 4.
Mrs. Pearl Cable 54 died on arrival at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after illness. Native of Hocking County, daughter of the late George and Sarah Purant. Survived by husband Pearl, daughter Judy Mastenbrook of Columbus, two grandchildren, seven brothers. Funeral 19 a.m. Heinlein Funeral Home Fairview Cemetery. viewing Monday 7–9 p.m. Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
William Williams of Columbus was arrested by the sheriff on a drunk charge. Ervin Saunders, 48, of Gallipolis was arrested on a bad check charge.
Floyd Dunfee 79 former Rutland mayor died Saturday evening after a weeklong illness at Holzer Hospital. A retired New York Central railroad telegrapher he served 49 years. He was a charter member of the Middleport R of P lodge and a member of the Railway Telegraphers Union. Survived by wife Garnet two sons Rex Kendell and three daughters Betty Biggs Dana Hysell and Rob ert Harold Fred. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at Martin Funeral Home with Rev Chester Lemley officiating. Burial Miles Cemetery. Friends may call anytime.
Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department votes to enter the Racine parade. Ada Slack chairs the parade committee with Naomi London and Myla Hudson. Auction sale at Carrie Sinclair’s home on July 8, chaired by Eileen Clark with Marie Rizer Mildred Pierce and Agnes White. A schoolhouse supper on July 22, committee led by Thelma Qrueser with Edith Hood Ada Slack and Janice Lawson. Meetings at Masonic Temple discuss Athens RAM and RAM/SRM gatherings with refreshments.
Markets in Cincinnati show cattle and calves active with steers up to 25. Bulls and cows steady to 50 higher. Calves and hogs strong with No 1-2 190-230 lb hogs at 23.75 and sows up to 18.00. Slaughter lambs 25.00-27.00 with good shorn ewes notes. Also a local note on Nelsonville visitors returning from Expo 67 in Montreal via Niagara Falls.
Fire Chief Clarence Hall completed inspection and flushing of Nelsonville’s hydrants last Friday. Thirty six plugs needed attention with several requiring replacement. Some could not be shut off and must be repaired with new parts. A number of new hydrants have been installed in the past five months.
Nelsonville police cited Charles R. Vollmer aged 24 of 954 High Street for noisy mufflers and set a Friday 8 30 p.m. appearance in Mayor’s court. Harry E. Lee, 39 of The Plains was arrested for fictitious plates on a motor vehicle and scheduled to appear before the Mayor on Friday.
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