Community meeting notices across Ohio townships
In Athens County Thomas Lodge holds a group activity at 7 p.m. on Saturday with prizes and refreshments. Jackson County Rural Electric Cooperative invites members to a meeting at Ohio Cooperative Service on State Route 93 starting at noon. Athens City A Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 30 p.m at the Good Shepherd University location.
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Rural Electric Coop Inc
Ual
Ohioperative Service
Jackson Area
Prange to Honor Citizen at Nelsonville York Two Area
Bernice Cagg Grangemaster announced a 1977 Good Citizenship award for a Nelsonville York Two area resident. The National Grange program recognizes community service contributions and the recipient will be nominated by Grange members with presentation at an open Grange meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Ra
Nelsonville
York Two
Bernice Cagg
Grangemaster
Grange
The
Lisa Rife
Women's Activities
Estella Cagg
Oak Grove
Motorcyclist Hurt After Striking Dog Near Amesville
James A. Warner, 25, of Amesville Route 1, was riding west on County Road 35 when a dog crossed his path at 12:20 am. He lost control and crashed. taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by private vehicle. No citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Carter Energy Program Faces House Committee Vote
President Carter's energy plan survives a committee vote after a 23-20 decision opposing a deregulation compromise. The plan includes a windfall profits tax on natural gas producers to counter charges of consumer overcharges and maintain federal controls with a modest price rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
House
House Commerce Committee
White House
Iion
Charles Carney
Ohio
House Ways and Means
New Energy Committee
Chicken Coop Destroyed in Elliotsville Fire
A fire at the Charles Bails Jr. home in Elliotsville destroyed the chicken coop and damaged a garage. Firefighters were called at 2:50 a.m. and kept the blaze from spreading to the house. Cause is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bails Jr
Elliotsville
Richland Area Fire Department
Southeast Ohio Weather Summary for July 15, 1977
Partly cloudy with showers possible tonight and Saturday. Highs in the 80s to low 90s, lows in the low 70s. Rain chances 40 to 50 percent. Extended outlook shows warm weekend, mid 80s to low 90s highs, upper 60s to low 70s lows. Field notes warn of heat stress, hay and small grain harvesting, rapid insect development, and fungal disease risks with spraying advised.
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Ohio
C. L. Colmer
U.S. Weather Observer
Mandy
Lake Shore
East Central Southwest
Lake Erie
NASO Interdealer Quotes Reflect Daily Market Shifts
Quotations from the NASO show representative interdealer prices around 3 p.m. as markets move and change through the day. Prices exclude markup, markdown, or commission.
Court News Roundup Contempt and Disorderly Conduct Reports
Richard S Gilkey of Athens faces three days in jail and costs for contempt of court. Kenneth A Morris of New Marshfield and John Deal of Athens face disorderly conduct by intoxication with fines. Other entries include driving with license suspended, DWI, open flask, and resisting arrest with various fines and jail terms. multiple individuals listed with addresses and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S Gilkey
Athens
Kenneth A Morris
New Marshfield
Brian Woodyerd
Pomeroy
Jeffrey L. Hillen
the Plains
Rolf D Kleinfeld
Euclid
John
John S Shankland
Amesville
Scenic Wonderland Festival in Logan at Worthington Park
Plans continue for a full day festival in downtown Logan at Worthington Park from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a 5:30 p.m. music program featuring Phil Hart Dean Inboden Rockne Riddlebarger and the Justice Family plus square dancing. A mini mall of arts crafts by Hocking Hills Artists and Craftsmen Association runs all day with food booths.
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Logan
Worthington Park
Phil Hart
Dean Inboden
Rockne Riddlebarger
Justice Family
Hocking Hills
Perry County Land Transfers and Social Visits
Perry County reports recent visitors including Mrs. Faye Carsey and Rev. William Carsey of Columbus, Mrs. Doris of Yakima visiting Ohio for the first time in 20 years, and others from Mansfield Athens and Olathe Kansas. Transfer filings include multiple property deeds from Crooksville, Somerset, New Lexington, Pomeroy, and Chester involving families such as the Fink, Pierce, Bennett, and Wehrung lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Evener
Faye Carsey
William Carsey
Columbus
Steven Walraven
Athens
Edward McConaha
Pat
Elmer McConaha
Mansfield
Emery Doris
Yakima
Washington
Doris
Ohio
Paul Fink
Bloominfield
Sylvia Walton
Pam
Minnie Pidcock
Harry Russell
Olathe
Kans
Russell
Mid- American Nazarene College
Sally
Donald Pierce
Elmer
Charlotte Pierce
Pomeroy
Mary L
Lowell Wingett
Bennie J. Wright
Salisbury
Two Ferry Realty, Inc
Lorraine P
Cindy Reiker
Chester
Jasper Bennett
Sylvia Bennett
Jasper Lee Bennett Jr
William Elmer Bennett
Edna Mae Hearring
Raymond Bennett
Charles Halley Bennett
Wilda Fay Moyer
Lebanon
Harlan Wehrung
Harry H. Wehrung
Harlan
Edwin
Louise Wehring
Barbara Ann Schnitzler
Judy Spencer
Marvin R. Spencer
Judith D. Dixon
Judith Spencer
Barbara Ann
Robert H. Schnitzler
Franklin E. Ihle
Aileen G
Isabelle
F. Donald Dixon
Glenn
Doris Ragan
Dorothy Mercer
Flossie Ragan
Columbia Two
Dissolutions Filed and Granted in Perry County Common Pleas
Perry County common pleas filings show dissolutions for Vicky Lee Murphy and Steven Donald Murphy of Crooksville. Dissolutions granted for Allen Rodgers Jr and Billie Rodgers. Linda J. Miller versus George E. Miller of Crooksville cites extreme cruelty. Thelma Southers of Junction City faces Clyde Southers with extreme cruelty. Probate lists Scott A. Vansickle 19 and Tammy L. Compton 16 of Somerset. Mark V. Steen 18 and Mary A. Gall 18 of Glenford. Bobby Lee Koon 23 of Congo and Leona Marie Spears 16 of Corning referenced.
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Linda J. Miller
George E Miller
Crooksville
Thelma Southers
Clyde Southers
New Lexington
Perty
Scott A. Vansickle
Somerset
Tammy L. Compton
Glenford
Mark V. Steen
Mary A. Gall
Bobby Lee Koon
Congo
Leona Marie Spears
Corning
Plane Crash Kills ROTC Professor Near Fort Knox
An Army officer attached to Ohio University ROTC died and another was critically injured when a light plane crashed at Vine Grove Airport near Fort Knox. Maj. James Elwood Jones aged 38 was killed while Maj. William Farrar Balfour, 39, of Fort Knox, was hospitalized in critical condition after the crash during an attempted emergency landing. The plane reportedly struck a pole and power line after taking off from Elizabethtown. Jones, an assistant professor of military science, had been on temporary duty at Fort Knox and commuting from Huntington, with plans to move to Athens. He served 16 years and had Vietnam and Korea service. The incident remains under investigation.
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Vine Grove
Ohio University
Fort Knox
James Elwood Jones
William Farrar Balfour
Associated Press
Jones
Elizabethtown
Willi Sparks
Fort Knox Base Hospital
Balfour
Huntington
W.va
Athens
ROTC
Korea
Ohio U
Vietnam
Voni
Jamie
Jennifer
Krissy
Burton
Maria Louise Jones
Merritt Island
Fla
Hospital Notes List Local Births and Admits Across Region
The report catalogs numerous individuals connected to area hospitals including Mr and Mrs Dale Reasoner Athens with a son Lawrence Grey and others such as Louise Irwin James Bahas Christie Algeo and many more from Athens Amesville Glouster Millfield The Plains Logan Nelsonville Murray City and nearby towns. Transfers include Laura Brooks to Columbus and additional dismissals list several patients and guardians.
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Lawrence Grey
Louise Irwin
James Bahas
Christie Algeo
Athens
Charles Rice
Angelo Whitcraft
Bonnie Tenney
Albany
Jesse Keirns
Amesville
William Schoonover
Chauncey
Larry Shubin
Glouster
Joseph Chesser
Winnie Dearth
Virginia Davis
McArthur Christa Burdette
Millfield
Beulah Hoffey
Frank Stalder Jr
the Plains
Top 23 Club Jamboree Set at Tri-County School
In Nelsonville the Top 23 Club of Southeastern Ohio holds its third annual jamboree Sunday at Tri-County Joint Vocational School from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Trophies go to the largest AM club in state, largest sideband club, club traveling farthest, and largest AM club from outside the state. Registration ends at 3 p.m. Free coffee and live entertainment planned.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Tri-County
Dump Truck Fire Damages Vehicle in Wellston
The Wellston Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on 14th Street between Pennsylvania and New York Avenues. A 1967 dump truck owned by Gary Peck of McArthur burned from a fuel leak under the hood causing $125 in damage.
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Wellston
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York Avenue
Gary Peck
McArthur
Local Notables Listed in Pomeroy Area Notices
A list of individuals including Michael Reedy and multiple spouses and relatives is recorded with residents from Pomeroy Letart Langsville Racine and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs William Robinson son and son Mrs Ronald Jeffers and daughter among others.
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Michael Reedy
William Robinson
Ronald Jeffers
Stephen White
James Burdett
Raymond Call
Robert Witt
Clifford Rhodes
Johnny Gardner
Howard Stevens
Christina Wamsley
James Daniels
Donald Bailes
James Reynolds
Middleport
Charles Knapp
Letart
Mable Swan
Langsville
Louise DeLong
Racine
Bernice Fry
Lena Heilman
Gladys Duckler
Etta Ellis
John Hannell Jr
Paul Burns
Pomeroy
Emergency ambulance runs listed for multiple crews
Emergency runs report shows New Haven squad transporting 73 year old Eula Graham from Letart to Hill Crest Clinic on a Wednesday. Mason squad dispatched at 8 59 a m with Marcie Wolf from Mason to Holzer. Middleport squad reported Thursday at 12 30 a m with Shirley Tyree from Middleport to Holzer.
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New Haven
Eula Graham
Letart
Hill Crest Clinic
Marcie Wolf
Mason
Holzer
Shirley Tyree
Middleport
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Athens County
Thomas Lodge
Jackson County
Athens City
Alcoholics Anonymous
Shepher Universi
Chesapeake Bay
Sandy Point
Carter Energy
Tion
National Weather Service
AP Laserphoto
Central Plains
New England
Eeeee
National. Bank
First Banc Group OF Ohio, Inc
FDIC
Court News
Athens Municipal
Sue Adams
Steven E. Priest
Huron St
Jackson
Ruby Vickers
S. Pennsylvania Ave
Robert W. Dixon
Steve Wickline
Jackon
Sharon K. Hardin
Old McArthur Rd
Richard E. Forcier
Perry County
Donald Miller
Bob L
Peggy J Richmond
Harrison
Linda Fannin Patterson
Scott Patterson
Floyd E
Patricia L Yocum
Reading
Ronald C. MelInturf
Shirley M MelInturf
Meigs
Perry County Common Pleas
Vicky Lee Murphy and
Steven Donald Murphy
Allen Rodgers Jr
Billie Rodgers
Harvey Hudson Sr
Point Pleasant
Harvey S. Hudson Sr
Apple Grove
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Glenwood
William Henry
Sarah Elizabeth Chandler Hudson
England
Stella Crist
Delaware
Ruby Brown
Allodonia
Sybil Martin
Fayetteville
N.C
Stevens Funeral Home
Billy Steele
Moore's Chapel
Cemetry
Ashton
Carl Jeffers
Carl Leroy Jeffers
West Columbia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Howard Joe
Iona Patterson Jeffers
Howard Otis
Robert L
Minersville
Ethel Oliver
Edna Marceline Knapp
Donna Jeffers
Fogelsong Funeral Home
George Hoschar
Clifton Hill Cemetery
Charlotte Spearry Vinton
Charlette Spencer Spearry
Vinton
Pont Pleasant
Reno
Cora Spencer
Steve Welch
Nappanne
Ind
Kenneth Welch
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Keith Welch
Nancy Welch
Kansas
Pam Welch
Rita Spearry
Bearl Spencer
George
Mervin
Marvin
John Spencer
Margaret Frank
Wabash
Lilian Conn
Phylis Hager
Janet Pauley
McCoy-Moore Funeral Home
O’bleness
Dale Reasoner
Gerald Hammond Jr
Tina White
Richard King
Laura Brooks
Kevin Harkins
Doris Childress
Mount St. Mary
Dulcie Kamento
Joshua Tolliver
Tammy Baker
Ruth Patton
Michelle Simonton
Augusta Forbes
Jennie Collins
Murray City
Lester Newton
Scott Stratton
Bobbie Edmonds
George Strausbaugh
Rebecca Peters
Wanda Lehman
Phyllis Linter
Hocking Valley Birth
Phillip Martin, Creola
John Gill
New Straitsville
Carl Horn
Gerald Disbennett
Michael Lanning
Annatea Hoskins
Lenora Rowe
Donald Bennett
Kellie O’ryan
Eula Wilkison
Steve Keeton
Pleasant Valley
Randy Randolph, Alfred Biggs
Mason Squad
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