Murray City Area Deaths and Services Brief
Murray City relatives report the death of Mrs Don Owens Jr formerly Helen Short in Boyne City Michigan. Funeral and burial were in Marietta with survivors including husband daughter Francis and two grandchildren. Also noted are deaths in Mount Vernon Shawnee Logan Toledo Chicago Guysville Westerville with multiple survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Don Owens Jr
Helen Margaret Short
Boyne City
Mich
Owens
Everett Short
Marietta
Edith Morris Short
Short
Murray City High School
Francis
Everett Short Jr
Cambridge
Mount Vernon
Athens County
John Hiles
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Hiles
Newark
Mary Elizabeth Lake
Carthage Township
Wade A. Richardson
William L. Richardson
Coolville
Glouster Personal News Courting Silver Anniversaries
Glouster area social notes report Mr and Mrs James Dekan of Massillon visiting Mrs Dekan’s parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Christman in Glouster to mark their silver wedding anniversary while the Christmans observed their 51st year. Also listed are dinners at Harold Snyder and Goldie Snyder’s home with guests from Spar tansburg and Chesterhill and visits by Elsie Forsbach and Rosemary Culp of Jacksonville to Barberton Columbus and other local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dekan
Massillon
Dekan
Dallas Christman
Glouster
Dekans
Christmans
Harold Snyder
Goldie Snyder
Jon Dallas Snyder
Spartansburg
S. C
Ron Shaw
Danny
Lynn
John
Chesterhill
Elsie Forsbach
Rosemary Culp
Jacksonville
Meigs County Land Transfers Reported in Quick Note
Ear J Wolfe transfers 60 acres in Letart to David A White Ear and Fannie Hart. Parcels in Sutton Two shift to Ronald Hart and Hilda Hart.
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Wolfe
Letart
David A White Ear
Fannie Hart
Sutton Two
Ronald Hart
Hilda Hart
Fire Victims Funeral Scheduled Thursday
A joint funeral for five fire victims will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m at Crow Hassell Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Durst officiating The dead include four children and their aunt who was babysitting Their home on Shirley Road burned from an unknown sourceMrs Velma McCune Allen a Morris Harvey College student and student teacher at South Charleston died with the family The aunt Frances Ellen Peggy McCune 24 of Leon Route 2 leaves four brothers and three sisters among other relatives Funeral and burial details are given with burial at Independence Cemetery near Sandyville
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Logan
Harley M. Marks
Front St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Andrew
Rebecca Marks
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Marks
Verna Strawn Marks
Leonard Funeral Home
George Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sleeper
Grove St
Westerville
Ohio Pythian
Church of the Messiah
United Methodist
Knights of Pythian
Columbus
Society of Professional Engineers
Ruth D. Sleeper
Elbert L. Sleeper
Long Beach
Calif
William Simms
Houston
Tex
Don England
Ralph Shunk
Moreland Funeral Home
E. College Ave
Point Pleasant
Shirley Road
Crow-Hassell
Kenneth Durst
Velma McCune Allen
Allen
Morris Harvey College
South Charleston
Frances Ellen
Peggy) McCune
Leon Route 2
Cale McCune
Chloe
W. Va
Minnie Starcher McCune
Cottageville
Rebecca Wilson
Ravenswood
Mary Horton
Lower Salem
Ohio
Robert
Wadsworth
Sandyville
Delmer
Nelsonville Meetings and Picnic Schedule
Valley Temple No 137 Py thian Sisters meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Py thian Hall for special business. Nelsoth Chapter Ohio Civil Service Employer Association holds its annual family picnic Thursday at 6 30 p m at Nelsonville City park. Emblem Club meets 8 p m Tuesday at Elks Hall. July has only one meeting. Hydrology note explains water study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Temple No. 137
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Nelsoth Chapter
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Kyger Group Holds Party
Kyger Youth Group members and guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Hockman after a recent meeting. Attendees included Linda Hoschar Debbie Neal Dale Knight Linda Watson Rodney Spires Jr Jess Louden Mike Conkle Drema Amos Terry Searls Treva Beck Jim Hockman Mrs Rita Wright Clara Mclintyre Phyllis Louise Pennington Jim Holman Ottie Virginia Grogan Emrogene DeWease Sharon Kevin Keith Gregg France Billy Hall Jan Kennedy Sherri Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger
Homer Hockman
Linda Hoschar
Debbie
Neal
Dale Knight
Linda Watson
Rodney Spires Jr
Jess
Louie Louden
Mike Conkle
Drema Amos
Terry Searls
Treva
Beck
Jim Hockman
Rita Wright
Clara Mclintyre
Phyllis
Louise Pennington
Jim Holman
Ottie
New Officers Elected By Game Club
Carbon Hill Mon day Creek Fish and Game Club elected John Bartoe president Carl Young first vice president Harold Winig man second vice president Floyd W Brown secretary Larry Rutherford treasurer Ira Wilson trustee for three years succeeding Jim Browning James Cazad sergeant at arms Theodore Carpenter alternate Trustee William Spencer reported pheasants and rabbits purchased last winter will be released soon A Labor Day family picnic is planned Secretary Floyd Brown reported membership at 310 An inch of rain on one acre equals about 27154 gallons per hydrologists U S Geological Survey
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Carbon Hill
Monday Creek
Fish and Game Club
John Bartoe
Carl Young
Harold Winigman
Floyd W. Brown
Larry Rutherford
Ira Wilson
Jim Browning
James Cazad
Theodore Carpenter
William Spencer
Labor Day
Floyd Brown
New Plymouth Home Destroyed In Blaze
Fire crews responded to a 1:22 a.m. alarm at the home of Charles E. Jarvis in New Plymouth near Route 1 and Route 56. The house, four to five rooms, burned to collapse with occupants escaping uninjured. Contents were not insured. Also reported were three Logan calls for sprinkler activation, an oil tank fire on Maysville Williams Road, and a brush fire on Hillcrest Road. all with slight damage. In Nelsonville, a car on Public Square caught fire, likely from a backfire, destroying ignition wiring and an air filter. owner listed as Mary Jane Ginnan of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmen
Logan
Goodyear
Cook
Maysville- Williams Road
Delbert Davis
Hillcrest Road
Nelsonville
Woodruff Johnson
Mary Jane Ginnan
Columbus
Philip Sporn Strike Reaches Ninth Day at Plant
The Philip Sporn Plant at Graham Station faced a ninth day of strike as Local 426 of the Utility Workers Union of America AFL-CIO set up picket lines at midnight June 30 when the contract expired. The union said Central Operating Co. had issued a statement willing to negotiate, but no union officials had been contacted.
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Point Pleasant
Philip
District Governor Speaks at Logan Rotary Club Meeting
District 669 governor LOGAN-Charles Duncan spoke at the Logan Rotary Club Monday night at Blosser's Restaurant. Committee chairmen presented programs for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Duncan
Govenor
Logan Rotary Club
Blosser
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Lovell
Velma Allen
Helen Owens Jr
Mabel Ralston
Delmar
N. Y
Mary Ellen Kleinschmidt
Durham
N. C
Maria Spearman
Fern Daubenmier
Harold
John Jr
Richard
Mount Venon
Martha Potenca
Martha Louise Potenca
New York City
Potenca
Shawnee
Amos
Anna Carney Leaver
Mesa
Ariz
Clifford
East Palestine
Humphrey Funeral Home
Donald Koch
Jehova Witnesses
Burja
Shawnee Cemetery
Charles Cheeseman
Toledo
Pomeroy
Luther and
Eliza Cheeseman
Vivince
Dorothy Richard
Arthur
Dallas
Texas
Everett
William
Ada Wright
Marcella Malone
Ethel Cook
New Straitsville
Peggy
Karen
Paul D. Parsons
Chicago
Parsons
James Edward
Lettie Parsons
Middleport
Paul D
Shade
Sara Crowther
Ralph
Buckeye Lake
Mabel Miller
Athens
Neva Ward
Akron
Lilith Edwards
Blair Services
Guysville
Bill L. Blair
Jagers and Sons
Herbert Harris
Greenlawn Cemetery
Blair
Lake Hope
Vinton County
George Sleeper
George A
Meigs County
Vietnam
U. S. Army
Donald
U $. Army
Turkey
Homer Nelson
William Harold
Betty Jo
Leona Lea
Linda Sue
Leonard Allen
Kananga
Wallie Allen
Independence Cemetery
Kyger Group
U. S. Geological Survey
New Plymouth
Philip Sporn
Western Union Telegram
Ford Dealers
Rotary
Electric Central
Ohio Electric Company
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