Area Death Notices Opened With War Veterans Remembered
Key obituaries note William Butterfield 71 died in Dayton with World War I veteran status. Survivors include wife Heelna and daughter Mrs Kash. Services at New Straitsville Methodist with graveside rites by McAleer Million Post. Also listed are Tommy Kirk and Henry F Dickinson death notices with multiple survivors and scheduled services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
William Butterfield
Dayton
Butterfield
McAleer Million Post
American Legion
Eagles Lodge
New Lexington
The
Macabees
Heelna
Robert Kash
Kevin Kash
Fred
Columbus
al Dault
Compton
Calif
Basil Bertoch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Daniel Hudson
Hollywood
Fla
Jane Goss
Mary Shelton
Cambridge
Humphrey Funeral
Shawnee
New Straitsville Methodist
Walter Custer
McAleer - Million Post
Funeral
Point Pleasant
Tommy Kirk
Friends
Lafayette
Ind
Southwestern
Kirk
Glenville State College
Indiana
John Kirk
Ravenswood
Phyllis Phaslan Kirk
Wheeling
Alison
Phyllis
Molly
Edith Kirk
Thomas Powell
Manhattan
Kan
St. Mathews Episcopal Church
Hanger Family
Lewisburg
Ketner
Sahara Oasis Fruits Flourish Amid Desert Bloom
In the Sahara Desert oases citrus fruits figs peaches and apricots thrive alongside vegetables and cereal grains signaling a flourishing oasis ecosystem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Fruit Bowl
Sahara Desert
Weekend Social Visits Across Joppa to Long Bottom and Mansfield
Joppa residents and neighbors visited friends and relatives in nearby communities including Thornville Mansfield Junction City Rio Grande Long Bottom Revinna and Hartford over the weekend. Notable gatherings included the Reed Barton Brannon and Barringer families sharing calls and social visits with several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
George Reed
Raymond Barton
Paul Anderson
Clinton Johnson
Thornville
Ella Barnhart
Pomeroy
Ella Jones
Reedsville
Pearl Dillon
Bob Barton
Coolville
Ray Pullins
Long Bottom
Harold Brannon
Bernard Brannon
Linda Hill
Mansfield
Jimmy Brannon
Bob Sanders
Debbie
Junction City
Chester Folan
Rio Grande
Paul Dean Brannon
Delcia Reed
Fannie Adams
Taylor Ridge Notes Show Local Gatherings And Birth
Rev and Mrs Ken Sedgwick announce the birth of Kevin Dean May 26. Residents and visitors from Columbus Glouster Baltimore and Malta attend various calls and visits. William Bartels delivers Trimble Two High School commencement address and other community movements are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Ken Sedgwick
Kevin Dean
Sedgwicks
Marion Ave
Marton, Ill
Sedgwick
Hocking Valley
Bill Olbers
Roy Cunningham
Lowell
James Bullock
Lorain
Chester Davis
Zanesville
Fritz Heffken
Lena Leake
Alvin Ward
Jackie
Columbus
Dwight Smith
Carol Ann Baker
Ronald Smith
Mark and
Brad
Lela Welling
Robert Brunton, Jr
Robert Brunton
Glouster
W. J. Golding
Akron
Heffken
Lake Burr Oak
Albert Zuliana
Pickerington
Parker Leach
Lancaster
James Coey
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Perry Chalfant
Charles Leffler
Becky Shifflet
Thomas Shifflet
Children’s Hospital
James Bickley
Jack and
Terry
Basilmore
Mark
Jay Larimore
Mike Spurgess
Linda
Stephen
Detroit
Mich
Alex Spurgess
Stephen Spurgess
Logan
Frank Spurgess
New Lexington
Bill Heffken
Cindy
Don
Coshocton
June Heffken
William Bartels
Glouster Methodist Church
Gene Winans
Kenneth Nelson
Newark
Gene Campbell
Kimberly
Gene
Alberta Nelson
Trimble
Pearl Brown
Augusta McCreanor
Dick Brown
Greg
Becky
Ed Erdy
Bert Pallo
Laurel Cliff Social Notes Recap
Laurel Cliff community exchanges visits and weekend gatherings as families travel from Columbus Marietta Rutland and St. Albans to attend birthdays graduations and dinners. Notables include Eugene Gill Clifford Jacobs Harmon Fox families from Marietta New Marshfield and Rio Grande with extended stays and future teaching posts.
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Pearl Parker Laurel Cliff
Eugene Gill
Clifford Jacobs
Harmon Fox
Marietta Museum
Hugh Ferguson
James
Cleo Parker
Pearl Parker
Ed Russell
Bradbury
Lew Diehl
Fritz Stahl
New Marshfield
Mark St
Benefit Plans Grow to 100 Billion by 1970
The 1963 assets of welfare and pension plans totaled about 66 billion, ranking as a major U S investment. Projections based on a Labor Department study put 1970 assets near 100 billion at the current growth rate. Over 22 million people are covered, with death benefits in four fifths and disability retirement in about three quarters of plans.
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Chicago
United States
U. S. Labor Department
Weekend visits noted around Vinton and neighbors
Mrs. Marie Alexander stayed with the Bill Alexander family in Columbus. Several families from Columbus and Wilkesville visited others in Vinton including the Hortsooks and Schillings. Additional social visits occurred among Casto Brown Metcalf Reynolds Stutler and Stutler households. An archeology note recalls 2000 B.C. irrigation in the Negev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
J. E. Douglas
Charleston
W. Va
Homer Casto
Marjorie Reynolds
Fairborn
Jim Reynolds
Ben Stutler
Parkersburg
Jack Stutler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dickinson Rites
Chesterhill
Kenry F. Dickinson
Cutler
Cutler Wesley
Ralph Tate
Decatur Chapel
Dickinson
Edward Agan
Athens
the Plains
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hartford
England
Athens County
Agan
Eagles Lodge of
Minnie
Thomas Edward
Margaret McGraner
Hughes Funeral Home
Everett O. Altic
Hocking
Mrs. Maybell Cleland
Chester
Maybell Cleland
Chester Methodist Church
Chester Council
Daughters of America
Verne
Ross
Ewing Funeral Home
Ray Warme
Chester Cemetery
C. Baker
Roy Coleman
Revinna
A. J. Gibbs
Floyd Barringer
Dorsel
Invincible
Liberal Hospital
Ationwide
Harold B. Swisher
State Street
Carl J. House
W. State Street
Paul M. Williams
the Messenger
Athers
Ohio
Mrs. Dwight Smith
Laurel Cliff News
Walter Hickman
Charles Diehl
Lewis
Charles
E. E. Jacobs
William Jacobs
Pearl Jacobs
Georgia Diehl
Anna Buck
Rutland
Carolyn Harris
Brenda Lee
St. Albans
George Renshaw
Lester Brookover
Robert Bowen
Denver Carnan
Peach Fork
Carman
Ernest Powell
Ernestine
Jack Bailey
Marjorie Hoffman
Powell
Mrs
Eleanor White
Holy Land
B.C
Negev
Dacron
Batistes
Oxfords
Madress Plaids
Olive
Navy
Tan
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