Athens area death notices list Dix Evans McQuaid Schall
Area obituaries recall death of 66 year old Frederick A. Dixon at home in Athens from heart attack. Survived by wife Louise, son Robert and daughter Linda Whitlatch. services at Hughes Funeral Home with burial in Wells Cemetery Dow nington. Other notices include Clara Evans formerly of Middleport, Mary Frances McQuaid of Gallipolis, May McLead of Albany, and Betty Liggett Schall of Columbus. Also Rose Adams formerly of Athens died in California and Edward Adams. service details and survivors listed.
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Athens
Frederick A. Dixon
Hooper St
Dixon
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Robert Butts
Athens County
Clinton Frederick
Clara Dixon
Albany High School
Ohio University School of Electrical Engineering
United States Corps of Engineers
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
McBee Co
Gustav Hirsch Co
Columbus
Richland United Methodist Church
Louise
Robert
Linda) Whitlatch
Everett
Gnadenhutten
Edith Whaley
Albany
Ruth Howell
Canton
Clayton
Guy
Hughes Funeral Home
Robert Hayden
Wells Cemetery
Downington
Middleport
Clara Marguerita Evans
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Kettering
C. Fred
Margaret McDermit Hawkins
Andrew
Jack) Evans
Frank
Shirley) Easter
Dayton
Roy Evan
Canal Winchester
Carroll
Katherine) Swanson
Ruth Hawkins
Heath United Methodist Church
Rawlings-Coats
Robert Bumgarner
Riverview Cemetery
Gallipolis
Mary Frances McQuaid
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Gallia County
Joseph
Jenny Luckadoo Crawford
James McQuaid
Lawrence
William Cromlish
Samuel Cook
Indiana
Miller Funeral Home
Pine Street
May McLead
Washington Street
O’bleness
Hazel Crow
Drue Woodrum
Crow
Paul Williams
Alexander Cemtery
Tustin
Calif
Edward
Rose Anne Coury) Adams
Edward Jr
Gene
Philip
Santa Anna
John Coury
Portland
Ore
Charles
Ronald Coury
Santa Ana
Sue Brown
Marco
Mary Lou Robinson
Paul Antoinette
Betty Liggett Schall
Ontario St
Jagers and Sons
Arthur Dahl
Clarks Chapel
Schall
Ruth Ann Bell
No Repair No Bridge Council Says
New Haven Town Council discussed Old Route 33 bridge condition and ownership, amid jurisdiction disputes with state officials. They threaten closing the bridge to traffic in 30 days if repairs fail, while noting buses have not used it.
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New Haven
Charles Smith
Jane Russell
Joe Richards
West Virginia
19 000 Veterans Rewarded
Columbus Ohio Veterans bonus program mailed over 19000 checks and educational entitlements totaling near 8 million dollars last Friday Director John W Bush said the operation now runs like an assembly line with staff volunteers aiding envelope stuffing and aims to synchronize all sections and clear the backlog by the coming week.
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Columbus
John W. Bush
Ohio
Vietnam Veterans Bonus Commission
Bush
Monthly Family Dinner Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church
NELSONVILLE The Presbyterian monthly Family Night Dinner will be held at the First Presbyterian Church beginning at 6 30 p m Wednesday Each family should bring a covered dish and table service Ham rolls and beverages will be provided by the church committee.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Hocking Valley Parish Activities Schedule and Local Crash
Hocking Valley parish events list outings for Millfield Chauncey and Trimble with Choir and CYF gatherings. In Glouster rain plan moves events to Holy Cross Church basement. Athens fire department used 2000 gallons water to flush 100 gallons diesel spill after a Columbus Road collision. no injuries reported.
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Chauncey Cyf
Lake Logan
Park
Joe Barnes
Wilbur Boyer
Holy Cross Church
Glouster
Athens
Columbus Road
Industry Disrupted By Officers In Perry County Raid
Lawmen with state and federal help disrupted Old Straitsville’s likely largest industry by seizing a large still and 85 gallons of whiskey, 640 gallons of mash, and 150 gallons in a barrel. William Hoy, 74, was jailed for illegal possession of a still and will face Federal Court in Columbus. Several local motorists faced charges from speeding to intoxication and resisting arrest, while Chauncey imposes a youth curfew starting at 11 p.m.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Straitsville
William Hoy
Columbus
Hoy
FOP Opposes City Administrative Review Board
Southern Ohio Lodge 55 of the Fraternal Order of Police will oppose recalling the citys administrative review board. Ptl. James Deardroff said the board is illegal and violates police constitutional rights. The review board was to consider a fight case from last November filed by Earl Landis. The FBI and Athens Police Department internal review found no grounds for action. Deardorff will relay objections to Mayor Donald Barrett.
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Southern Ohio Lodge
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens Police Department
Internal Review Board
Deardorff
FOP
Citizen Review Board
Donald Barrett
Collins Mining Case Proceeds In Ironton Trial
The $200,000 damage suit by Frank and Carrie Wagner against Rep. Oakley C. Collins and Collins Mining Co. continues after jury deliberations stalled. Wagners allege 1500 tons of sand and silt slid from the mine onto their farm ruining its value. Three defense witnesses testified including a civil engineer and the county engineer.
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Ironton, Ohio
Oakley C. Collins
R-92
Ironton
Collins Mining Co
Frank
Carrie Wagner
Harley Meyer
Wagners
Collins Strip
Dennis Garwood
Southpoint
Wagner House
Jackson County
Royce Horton
Pete Chaffins
Wagner
Ex-Sen. Wayne Morse Dies At 73 In Oregon
Former U S Senator Wayne Morse who long opposed U S involvement in Vietnam died at 73 in Oregon after a brief illness. He had become an independent in 1952 and a Democrat in 1955 and had run against Bob Packwood after being defeated in 1968. Funeral plans were pending in Eugene.
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Wayne Morse
Portland
Ore
U.S
Vietnam
Miller
Eugene
Morse
Midge
Bob Packwood
Jason Roe
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gulf of Tonkin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
Minnesota
Columbia
Oregon
University of Oregon Law School
Senate
Packwood
Lawyers Settle Mail and Conferral Motions
Attorneys reported an agreement to settle two motions by county public defender Lawrence Grey on behalf of Gilkey charged with murdering Eldon Hardy. A hearing was to occur in Common Pleas Court before Judge Lowell Howard, who fell ill and did not approve the arrangement, leaving details undisclosed.
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Lawrence Grey
Paul David Gilkey
Grey
Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Gilkey
Eldon Hardy
Circle Hill
Michael Ward
William Grim
Ward
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Clara M. Evans
Mary F. McQuaid
Rose Anne Adams
Schall Services
Watch Service
Watch Bands
Watchmaker
Wilson Baker
Court St. 2Nd
Council
Hocking Valley
Millfield
Dow Lake
Trimble Adult Choir
Logan Mayor’s Court
Patricia A. Chaney
Logan
Katherine R. Polley
Ruby P. Gill
Diana L. Manning
Lincoln Ave
Charles Robert Ellis
Gary S. Blythe
Mary L. Davis
Michel Sinnott
Orchard St
Donald E. Bitts
Robert L. Ervin
Fourth St
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Collins
HE Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Tues
Jim Miller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Oregon Senate
Edith Green
Dore
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Howard
City Loan & Savings
E. State St
Public Square
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Emogene Davis
W. Stimson
Poplar St
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