Squirrel Season Set For Southeast Ohio In 1969
The Division of Wildlife predicts a strong squirrel population in Southeastern Ohio for the 1969 open season. Studies show good carryover from mild winters with tagging in 1908 and 1969, suggesting favorable conditions. The season runs statewide September 6 to November 22 on private lands and December 21 on State Public Hunting Areas. Daily hours are daylight to dark with possession limits announced. licenses available from local agents in late August.
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Division of
White
Warflands
Ohio
Roadsides Support Nesting Birds and Mammals in Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways and Division of Wildlife coordinate to keep roadside grasses long to aid nesting species. Biologists note most wild animals finish nesting by late June to mid July, prompting delaying mowing by railway, farmers, and pet owners until wildlife mothers raise their young.
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Ohwan
Department of Highways
Divise of Wildlife
Ohio
Ume
Baseball crowns crown wins in Ohio finals
Columbus East clinched the Ohio High School baseball title by defeating East Liverpool 2 0 to secure the state crown in Columbus. New Riegel from Seneca County won the Class 4 championship with a 10 1 victory over Bridgeport. Old Fort, also from Seneca County, entered as last year’s Class A champion as the finals produced new state champions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High
East Liverpool
New Riegel
Seneca County
Bridgeport
East Cleveland Shaw
Old Fort
Kinn
Fairfield Union
Rts
Smyth
Smith
Columbus East
Grst
Columbus North
Ken Mirelle
Phil Mackey
Scott
Riegel
Uve
Lrkiess Bridgeport
Mark Thompson
Miamisburg
Cleveland St. Joseph
NFL Switch May Come This Week
NFL realignment expected this week as owners seek to move three teams to the National Conference for 1876 after Cleveland Baltimore and Pittsburgh shifted to the American Conference. Rozelle aims to announce a new alignment Tuesday with divisions likely geographic, pairing New York Philadelphia Washington San Francisco together and Chicago Green Bay Detroit in another group. Eight million annual TV rights deal for three Monday night games to ABC is referenced as context for structural changes.
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New York
National Football League
American Football League
Pete Rozelle
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
AFL
NFL
Ney
Rozelle
Philadelphia
Washington
Anglers
San Francisco
Chicago
Green Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Louis
Dallas
New Orleans
Atlanta
Cowteys 9
Murray City George Cheek obituary and multiple area notices
Area death notices from Murray City and nearby towns list George Cheek 74, longtime Murray City resident, died in Detroit Veterans Hospital with military honors planned at St Philip Neri Church and Green Lawn Cemetery. Other obituaries include Charley Smith 70 Shawnee, Jack Gaddis Beverly, Jimmy Pierce Rock Creek, Clyde Dowell Henderson, Lola Sexton Vinton, Eva Love Athens, Leona Kilgore Murray City, and Helen Baker Addison with funeral details and survivors. Funeral services span many towns with church rites, gravesides, and calling hours noted.
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Murray City
George Cheek
Jobe
Veterans Ammuniraion Hospital
Detroit
Moviang County
John and
Mary Cheek
American Legion Post
St. Philp Neri Catholic Church
Morevurs
Mary Kament
Mat
Nieves
Neptrons
St. Phelip Neri Catholic Church
George Marzluft
Bural
Green Lawt Cemetery
Nelsonville
Mason County Native J Hanly Morgan Dies in Huntington
J Hanly Morgan 68 of 600 Thirteenth St Huntington died unexpectedly Friday at his Mason County farm. He chaired Cabell County Democratic Executive Committee since 1961 and led Morgan's Inc Huntington office supply firm. He taught Sunday School at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church and held multiple local director and civic posts. He is survived by wife Mary Ann, children James Jr, two daughters, a sister, a brother, and many grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Huntington with entombment Wendomore Abbey.
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Nelsonville
Walter Sweary
Poplar &J
Mouth St. Mary Hospital
Hocking County
Leviend Mary Sweary
Faye
Walter L. Sweary
Nelsonvile
Clari
Johnson Funeral Home
John Masker
Green Lawn Cemetery
Addison
Helen Anna Baker
Gallia County
David and
Emma Wright Keeler
Addison Methodist Church
the Daughters of America
Lawrence
Freda) Henson
Rhea Miler
Lancaster
Paul B. Baker
Syracuse
Thelma Fowler Dowell
Margaret Lanier
South Side
Raymond
Paul
Winfield
Clyde Jr
Columbus
Minerva Wears
Point Pleasant
Early Dowell
Galena
Henderson Tabernacle
L. M. Adams
Harmony Cemetery
Wilcoxen
Newark
Charles A. Huddy
Burch Street
Ruth Eberle Huddy
Lewis Eberle
Mra J. L Hostetler
Susan Huddy
Tree Brothers
Prank Huddy
Parker Huddy
Carence Huddy
Beth
Lucille Walker
Logan
Lillian Wiisos
Ore
Criss Brothers Funeral Home
Herrick Todd
Green Lawn
Funeral
Huntington
J. Hanly Morgan
Thirteenth St
Cabell County
W. Va
Mason County
Route 1
Morgan
Ure Farmhouse
James H. Morgan Jr
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Crow-Hassell Funeral Home
Abe Mason County
Woodland
William S
Mary Haply Morgan
Marshall University
Morgan's, Inc
Tri-State
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Inland Mutual Insurance Co
First Diy Savings and Loan Association
Huntington Automobile Club
West Virginia Office Equipment Association
National
Ftationers Association
Dorothy Sig’ler
Hwytington
Oretha Foard
Huplington
W. 5. Morgan
Klingel-Carpenter Funeral Home
I Huntington
Harvony Baptist Church
Mildred Chutter Active in League and University Librarian Dies
Mildred Chutter 76 of Athens Ohio a longtime librarian at Ohio University and active League of Women Voters member died Saturday at Sheltering Arms She joined the Athens chapter in 1987 and served on the league voters service committee She held a BA from Mount Holyoke and studied at New York State Library School Her career included stints at New York State Library Middlebury College and JeLong University library She is survived by a sister-in-law and a niece Funeral services were held Tuesday at Ja gers and Sons Funeral Home
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Guysville
Desie M. Bean
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
David
Mary Edger Barker
West Virginia
Eugene Watkins
Cratee--Watkins
Smithfield
W Va
Otis
Jake) Bean
White Funeral
Coolville
David Lyons
Bean Cemetery
Eva Love
Eva Olds Love
Nuresg Horns
Otie
Katherine Bane Grim
Pomeroy
Haines Ridge Road
Union Area
Love
Athens Christian Church
Union Methodist Church
Big Shields
Rosevale
Edward Cids
Chillicothe
Ours Love
Burton
Ellen Holmer
Barberton
Frank Olds
Pearl Love
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Hoy
Victor Nelson
Surial
West Union Street
Mildred Chutter
N. Congress St
Ohio University
Chutter
England
League of Women Voters
Chatter
the Messenger
Mount Holyoke College
New York State Library School
New York State Library
Middlebury College
Vermont
Jelong University Nrary
First
Presbyteran Church
Asa
American Association of University Women
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pallas Club
League of Homes Voters
Middlebury
Vermont League
Green Mountain
League
Voters Service Committee
Motors Serva Bullets
Athens Organization
Sinter
Regiard
Oan) Chaiter
Washington, D. C
Nice
Harrie; Mathews
Chevy Chase, Md
Lynn Mathews
Chevy Chase
Jagers End Sons Funeral
Lefellyn Kemmerie
Tom Niccolls
Gurtal
Baton
Mass
Former President of Security Bank RS Charles O Bleness Dies at 92
Charles G. O Bleness, former president of The Security Bank RS and longtime Athens figure, dies at 92. He guided early bank leadership, coached and organized football logistics at Ohio University, and served in publishing and pottery fields before returning to banking. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in Athens.
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O'Bleness
Bir
McMillen
Frank Remsburg
Wittenberg
McMullen
Ohio University
Athens
Bo'bleness
Ohio University Board of Trustees
DB. Il
Moore
AL. Bethel
B.C. Wedworth
E. C. Sayre
B. Lawrence
Elizabeth Mills O’bieness
Ralph
Harry
Mary Hutchinson
First United Methodist Church
Clyde C. Pannell
Sarial
Weat Union Street
Une Htughes
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Norris Smith
Ray Scott
Jim Wusuracs
John Cunningham
Bridgepan
Larry Hinn
Paul Gnepper
Mari Tromgsen
Bil Marsh
George
Charles Smith
Charley Smith
Good Samantan Hospital
Zanesville
Lawrence County
Charles
Margaret Hasley Smith
Myrtle Q Smith
Madge Grace
Cuyahoga Falls
Maxine Bumanca
Margaret Carerhota
Clearfield
Howard Smuth
Akron
Dora Can’ Ter
Oak Hall
Beste Christiian
Maron
Blackfork Baptist Church
Jackson County
Peter McCane
Bunal
Blackfork
Humphrey Funeral
Shawnee
Frank
Jack) Gaddis
Beverly
Henry
Foe Shurlock Gaddis
Gaddis
Tn Central Ohio Coal Co
Shawnee United Methodist Church
Shawnnee
Jimmy Pierce
Jimmy
Exton Pierce
Jim M
Dore Lou Wilt Pierce
Rock Creek
Charleston General Hospital
Morgantown
Thret
Mark
Mike
Marty
Gail
Cheryl
Dir
Kenneth Witt
Letart Falls
Fogiesing Funeral Home
Letart Falls Cemetery
Garnett
A. Carson
Rutland
Garnet A. Carson
Middeport
Vinton County
Samuet
Agnes Glenn
Rutland Nazarene Church
Aga Hale
Geraldine Reed
Cincinnati
Bone Wolford
Texas
Non
Adrian
Middleport
Sumiay
Dessie Bean
Helen Baker
Halle Hill
Chesterhill
Hattie O. Hill
Chesterhil
Weit
Drake
Elehott
Morgan Co
James
Martha Harry Tip
Charles A. Hill
Mesull
Alice Ewart
Riverside
Calif
Blanche Gheet
McConnelsville
Fawcett Stone Funeral Home
Charles Imhot
Chesters Hall Cemetery
Leona Kilgore
Leona May Kilgore
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bertha Wilson
Herbert Wilson
Howard
Delmar Hoskins
Chilly
Cothe
Agran Lamborn
Johnson
jRoy
Bene
Clyde Dowell
Henderson
Veterans Hospital
Bort
Harry and
Permeliz Trent Dowell
State Road Commission of
Lola Belle Sexton Vinton
Lola Belle Sexton
Holzer Hospital
Bidwell
Gallopolis
Edward
Martha Kemper
Ross A. Sexton
Dpe’ Tour
Orville
Kerr Jamey
John
Elizabeth Mitchell Bidwell
Dorothy Drummond
Evergreen
Betty Boyer
Monaca
Peggy Sexton
Lowell Kemper
Merrill Kemper
Dale Kemper
Harry Wilton
Dublin
Harry A. Wilson
Branion Rd
Dubdhin
Jackson
Oscar H
Stella Anderson Wilson
St. Loui
Wilson
The
Chakeres Co
Masons
Washington Court House
Ruth Ingmire Wilson
Mare A. Wilson
Elsworth Afb
M. D
David A. Wilson
Karen Walton
New York City
Dublin Cemetery
Jackson Beverly
James L. Fauber
James Lester Fauber
Mulberry Ave
Meigs General Hospital
Fauber
New-York Central Railroad
Blue Lodge of
Bench Grove
Feneral
League of Women’s Voters
Security Bank RS
Charles G. O’bleness
Baker Center
Vernon M. Aiden
OrBioness
Lywight H. Rutherford
One Hospital Foundation
Ana Frechman
Ohio Univer
Istry
Furs
Sam McMillen
Dartmouth
Marietta
Monough
WHS
Smither
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