Meigs County Probes Bradbury Double Shooting
Meigs County officials investigate a late Saturday incident at Dewey Simpson’s Bradbury home. Three people were hospitalized including James Lee Nelson who faces intoxication and disturbing the peace charges and was released after posting bond. Hospital reports on two others are pending. Neighbors heard possible firecracker noises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bradbury
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Middleport
Dewey Simpson
James Lee Nelson
Simpson
Harriet Wallace
Nelson
Area Death Notices Pack Here From Athens County
A long list of local obituaries from Athens County and nearby towns notes deaths and services. Otis Bobo, 57, died at Doctor's West Hospital in Columbus after residing in Columbus. burial at Clarks Chapel Cemetery. Ida Webb, 78, found dead at 38 West State Street, natural causes, burial at Alexander Cemetery. Iva Bush Baird, 67, Southside, funeral at Hambrick Community Church. Lorin Dale Cooper, 69, former Athens resident, died in Seattle hospital. Boeing employee. burial there. Lawrence O. Wolfe, 66, Nelsonville Route 2, died at Hocking Valley Hospital. services at Heinlein Funeral Home. Edith A Paynter, 65, Portland, pastor, multiple survivors. Annie Susan Plantz, 67, Gallipolis Ferry, died at Holzer Medical Center. services at Wilcoxen Funeral Home. Arthur Bloesing affair noted with Athens ties. Allie Buffington, 84, The Plains, funeral arrangements. Gertrude Mees, 84, Pomeroy, services planned. George Eastman, 65, Pomeroy Route 3, accidental death. Dixie M Owens, ... funeral Tuesday in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence O. Wolfe
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Vance R
Emma Hayden Wolfe
Starr Twp
Hocking County
Glenn Gary Corp
the Diamond
Juanita Maloney Wolfe
Richard
la Donna) Vaughn
Glouster
Millard
Jacksonburg
W. Va
Ardis Iles
Marie Barbee
Prescott, Ariz
John
Magel) Klenk
Sandusky
Ivan
Gertrude
Heinlein
James Mathias
Oak Grove Cemetery
4 H Club Meetings Report Various 4 H Activities
Leading Creek Helpers and Columbia Make It Girls hold meetings at church homes with multiple advisors and members. They discuss judging dates, project completion, and displays. Demonstrations on salads and table service are given. Next meetings planned at homes or Carpenter Baptist Church with planned outings and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek Helpers 4- H
Tami Millican
Tami
Eva Milliron
Pearl Thomas
Columbia
Carpenter Baptist Church
Debbie Birchfield
Harrisonville
Tuppers Plains
Teresa Carr
Beth Neadly
Connie Stout
Sonia Carr
Rose Carr
Divorce Granted to Helen Lowry Jolley in Cross Petition
Helen Lowry Jolley of 99 Mound Street Nelsonville won a divorce from James Jolley on a cross petition. Her maiden name was restored. Don Stine, Philipsburg Pennsylvania, junior third baseman, was named captain of Penn State's 1973 baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lowry Jolley
Mound St
Nelsonville
James Jolley
Don Stine
Philipsburg
Penn State
William H Ohlinger 61 West Columbia Dies at Point Pleasant
William H Ohlinger 61 of West Columbia died Sunday at Point Pleasant Valley Hospital He was born in New Haven and worked as an operator at Foote Mineral Co A World War I veteran he belonged to Feeney Bennett Post 128 American Legion Survived by Gladys Lucille three sons Billie Ronnie Lee Michael Henry one sister Vanna Roush two brothers Pearl Arthur Services set for Wednesday 1 30 p m at West Columbia United Methodist Church with two clergymen Burial at Kirkland Memorial Gardens Friends may call Foglesong Funeral Home Mason after 4 p m Tuesday Body to church at 12 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Iva Bush Baird
Hogset
John and
Luella Leonard Bush
Charles
Harold Bush Jr
Robert Arnold
Charles Lee
William F
James Randall
Audira Campbell
Bess Crawford
Gallipolis Ferry
Marie Bateman
Bellefontaine
Ohio
O'dell Bush
Guy Bush
Harold Bush
Woodrow Bush
Hambrick Community Church
Nancy Walker
Wilecoxen Funeral Home
Point Pleasant
Portland
Edith A. Paynter
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Dorcas
Akey Paynter
Robert W. Codner
Long Bottom
John F. Codner
Racine
Russell
Shirley) Grimm
St. Clairsville
Robert
Elaine) Sayre
June
Baker
William
Joyce) Hoback
Paul Paynter
Albany
Glenn Paynter
Oregon
Carl Paynter
New Lawrence
Florence Turner
California
Avie Spragg
Bathhurst
New Brunswick
Canada
Helen Crabtree
Bangor
Chesley Eddy
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy
Lawrence Bush
Charles Bush
Great Bend Baptist Cemetery
Annie Susan Plantz
Holzer Medical Center
Mountain Valley Christian Church
Apple Grove
Chephie and
Orthie Conner Denny
Geneva Susan Stanley
Geraldine Bowen
Troy
Harry Paul
Henderson
Henry Harold
Arthur Plantz
Marion
Ivan Plantz
Elsie Christie
Glenna
Wilcoxen
Ivan Myers
Clarence Ebert
Tommy Kinniard
Loggerhead
Athens
Allie Buffington
the Plains
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Hocking County
James
Mary Hardy
Plains United Methodist Church
Samuel M. Buffington
Athens County
Delmar C. Buffington
Melbourne
Fla
James E. Buffington
Clarence S. Buffington
Beaufort
S. C
Luke Hardy
Grace Pinnick
Barberton
Edward
Virginia Shields
Hughes Funeral Home
D. M. Bryson
Arthur Dahl
West Union Street
Gertrude Mees
Mason W. Va
Villa
Portsmouth
Lucille Shay
Grafton
W. Va
Gertrude Erwin
Crown City
Gilbert
Max
Richard Mees
Cora Denny
John
Mary Ramsey Smith
Albert
Otto
Fred
Phyllis
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Arthur Lund
Beech Grove
Fogelsong Funeral
Mason
West Columbia
William H. Ohlinger
Point Pleasant Valley Hospital
New Haven
Foote Mineral Co
Feeney-Bennett
Middleport
American Legion
Gladys Lucille
Billie
Ronnie Lee
Michael Henry
Vanna Roush
Pearl
West Columbia United
Fresh Air Back In Steubenville
Steubenville residents enjoyed cleaner air as a temperature inversion that trapped industrial pollution ended. The Ohio Department of Health lifted the open air burning and incinerator ban after readings fell from 906 to 186 micrograms per cubic meter as winds increased. A Lake Erie front was expected to end the inversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville
Ohio Department of Health
Lake Erie
Robbery at Mason Hardware Nets $2950 In Cash
West Virginia and Ohio authorities search for a man and a woman who fled Pickens Hardware Store with 2950 dollars in cash and unknown checks. The pair, seen leaving by a state trooper, fled in a green Thunderbird across the Pomeroy Mason Bridge into Ohio. Mrs. Radford identified the man in his 50s and the woman in her 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MASON
West Virginia
Ohio
Pickens Harware
Mason County Sheriff's Department
Mason Police
Charles Radford
Pomeroy- Mason Bridge
Three Day Small Arms Class Held in Chillicothe
Athens Police Officers conducted a three day small arms training session in Chillicothe last week. Federal Bureau of Investigation agents from Chillicothe Columbus Cincinnati and Athens instructed officers. About 45000 rounds of .38 caliber ammo gas guns shotguns and sniper rifles were fired under Sgt. Robert Windle and Acting Police Chief Charles Cochran supervision. Athens Mayor Donald Barrett attended the final day and urged more frequent training. Articles of Incorporation were filed for Cline Welding Supply Inc with John G. Cline Roger J. Jones and Virginia Cline listed as incorporators. Roger Jones named agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chillicothe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Columbus
Cincinnati
Robert Windle
Charles Cochran
Donald Barrett
Ohio Secretary of State
Cline Welding Supply, Inc
Elmwood Dr
John G. Cline
Roger J. Jones
Virginia Cline
Roger Jones
Washington St
Dayton Offers Toll Free Federal Jobs Information
Dayton area manager Glenn W. Kolleda announces a new toll free number 1-800-762-2435 for Ohio residents to obtain information on current federal job opportunities how to apply and veteran programs. Applications and pamphlets will be mailed on request. The service aims to provide prompt information even as full time federal hiring in Ohio declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Glenn W. Kolleda
Dayton
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Kolleda
Civil Service Commission
Recreation Office Moves to Former Airport
The Athens Recreation Department now operates from the old airport on East State Street after relocating from the middle school. Hours are 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Recreational Department
Airport
East State Street
Election Chaos in Venezuela faces crowded presidential race
Venezuelans brace for a crowded campaign with potential comeback candidate Marcos Perez Jimenez plotting a bid while parties struggle to unite. The race pits the Social Christian Party under Lorenzo Fernandez against Democratic Action, with Betancourt or Barrios or Perez as possible contenders. The campaign promises volatility and a chaotic December 1973 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez Jimenez
Pee-Jay
Florida
Madrid
Romulo Betancourt
Romulo
Gonzalo Barrios
Caldera
Carlos Andres Perez
Betancourt
Congress
Electoral Council
Backfiring Car Ablaze and Friday Fire Calls
Athens Fire Department responded to E State Street and Lorene Avenue for a backfiring car fire belonging to Alvin Reynolds of The Plains with minor wiring damage. Crews also extinguished a small trash fire at 560 W Union St. and aided Edith Dorr, 75, at 2 N Court St with a possible fractured hip, taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
E. State Street
Lorene Avenue
Alvin Reynolds
Plains
W. Union St
Presbyterian Church
N. Court St
Edith Dorr
Belleana St
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Ohio approves police remodel grant and funding
The city council adopts emergency Resolution R-15 72 amending Resolution 10-72 to appropriate 27 600 dollars as the city share for remodeling the Athens City Police Department and submits an amended grant application to the Urban Affairs department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Administration of Justice Division
Department of Urban Affairs
Athens City
Tad Grover
Catherine Phillips
Donald L. Barrett
Bank Asset and Deposit Figures From OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR shows a bank balance sheet with TOTAL ASSETS and TOTAL DEPOSITS figures. It lists liabilities including time and savings deposits of various entities, deposits of the U S Government, and other deposits. The visible totals include 1,796,528.65 and 2,711,838.92, with references to demand and time deposits and other liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Securities
United States
U.S
Kenneth W. Stealey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs
Chicago
Forest Park Forest Preserve
Otis Bobo
Nellie Beasley
Geraldine Parker
Grove City
Betty Toops
Virginia Aldean
Charles Gaston
Clarks Chapel
Ida Webb
State St
Robert Butts
Lawrence County
Harriett Heading
Samuel Webb
Marie Samples
Hebardville
Anna Bell Stansbury
Tuscon, Ariz
James Harold Webb
James H. Webb Jr
Daisy Deer
Florence Whitely
Harry
Lou
Lindsey
Irenton
Jim Paul Stewart
Alexander Cemetery
Iva Baird
Lorin Cooper
Seattle
Wash
Lorin Dale Cooper
New Marshfield
William and
Elizabeth Beveridge Cooper
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Mary
Janet
Maxine
Painesville
Larry
Edith Paynter
Mrs
Annie Plantz
Mrs. Bloesing
Arthur Bloesing
Betty Jones
Midland
Mich
Bloesing
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Lewis Jones
Lewis
George Eastman
R. R. Pickens
Eastman
Velma Stout
Elma Epple
Minersville
Elsie Phillips
Cambridge
Charlie
North Lewisburg
Frank
Akron
Homer Eastman
Minnesota
Samuel
Ida Smith Eastman
Etta Gale
Wilbur
Bill Knidle
Meigs Memory Gardens
Dixie M. Owens
St. Ann's Hospital
Lester Roth
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Mason Hardware
Fed
Athens Recreation
Francis B
Kent
The
Los Angeles
State Bank No
Tri County Bank
Coolville
Umer Assets
IRS
Ccc
Ceee Eevee
J.S. Lam
Jack E. R.E. Fieldren
L. C. Brafford
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