Death notices from Nelsonville to Huntington area
Area obituaries list Marine Pfc Richard A Polley of Port Columbus arrivals in Ohio after dying in Vietnam at Khe Sanh June 4. Other obituaries include Blanche Easterday 74 Racine and Audra Wood 33 Bidwell with services at Nazarene and Ewing funeral homes. Also Bob Coe 35 Carbon Hill, Elsie Stacy 53 Pomeroy, Kenneth Withers 64 Huntington among mourners.
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Nelsonville
Richard Allen Polley
Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Port Columbus
William Polley
Grosvenor St
Johnson Funeral Home
Ruth Juanita Allen Died in California After Illness
Mrs Ruth Juanita Allen 36 died Thursday in Los Angeles after a lingering illness. Born in Athens County she had lived in California since 1955 and belonged to Wesleyan Methodist Church. Survived by parents Ralph and Doris Patterson Guysville a sister Barbara Mansfield Akron. Preceded by sister Dorothy Virgene. Graveside services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Clark's Chapel Cemetery conducted by Rev George Williams.
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Athens
Ruth Juanita Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
Athens County
California
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ralph
Doris Patterson
Guysville
Barbara Mansfield
Akron
Dorothy Virgene
Clark’s Chapel
George Williams
Services Held for Mrs. Elsie Nanna Alflan in Columbus
Funeral rites were conducted Monday afternoon at Egan-Ryan Funeral Home Columbus for Mrs Elsie Nanna Alflan a former Nelsonville resident born to the late Mr and Mrs Irvin Nanna burial followed in Columbus tribute notes her Columbus origin and family ties.
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Columbus
Elsie Nanna Alflan
Nelsonville
Egan-Ryan Funeral Home
Mrs. Alflan
Irvin Nanna
Miller denounces extension of Poor People permit
Washington AP Rep. Clarence E. Miller of Ohio criticized the National Park Service for extending the Poor People Campaign camping permit. He said the campaign harmed Washington's tourism, causing layoffs and costing the district about $1 million monthly in tax revenue due to the encampment at West Potomac Park.
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Washington
USS
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
National Park Service
Lancaster
Miller
District of Columbia
West Potomac Park
Macon Quarterback Club funds Joe Terry kidney aid
The Macon Quarterback Club launches a Joe Terry fund with $200 to assist Macon High School graduate Joe Terry, a three-sport athlete suffering from kidney disease. Terry travels to Kansas City twice weekly for a dialysis machine and may need a transplant.
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Macon
Macon High School
Joe Terry
Terry
Kansas City
Glouster Groups Plan Meetings and Picnic
Clean-up campaign members will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Civic Center with representatives of all organizations and clubs urged to attend. The Orpha Class of the United Methodist Church will hold its annual picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. in Glouster Park, members to bring a covered dish and own table service.
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Civic Center
Orpha
United Methodist Church
Glouster Park
Patrol Investigates Mishap Near Rutland
POMEROY The State Highway Patrol counted heavy traffic but only one accident Sunday at 1 55 a m on Route 124 one mile east of Rutland. Dorothy Gore 27 Rutland stopped to turn left when William Dean 44 Rutland failed to stop hit Gore’s rear left. Dean fled but was caught about an hour later cited for leaving the scene and to appear in Pomeroy court June 21. POINT PLEASANT L W Getty Mason County clerk elected state president of the West Virginia County and Circuit Clerks Association at the 31st annual meeting in Fairmont succeeding James Morgan. CHAUNCEY Little League organizational meeting set for 7 p m Monday at the Lions Club building open to all interested persons.
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Pomeroy
State Highway Patrol
Rutland
Dorothy C. Gore
William R. Dean
Gore
Pomeroy Court
Point Pleasant
L. W. Getty
Mason County
West Virginia County and Circuit Clerks Association
Fairmont
James C. Morgan
Marion County
Chauncey
Lions Club
Record Contributions Rise for Disciples of Christ in 1967
INDIANAPOLIS P Contributions to the Christian Churches Disciples of Christ reached a record high of 109,631,006 dollars in 1967 while church membership fell by one percent, according to the denomination's report.
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Indianapolis
Christian Churches Disciples of Christ
Junior Choir States Program Of Songs
The Junior Choir of Middleport Church of Christ will present a program of songs Sunday evening at 7 30 under the direction of Mrs Kenneth Scites. The theme is An A Little Child Shall Lead Them with group numbers and solos. Patricia Glaze accompanies. solos by Sharon Wilson Debbie Triplett Cindy Triplett Cathy Baker Regina Tolbert and Mary Boggs.
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Middleport
Middleport Church of Christ
Kenneth Scites
Patricia Glaze
Sharon Wilson
Debbie Triplett
Cindy Triplett
Cathy Baker
Regina Tolbert
Mary Boggs
Chauncey Personal News and Local Incidents
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Alice Shumway included her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Young and family from Columbus and her niece Miss Mable Hughes The Plains. Gallia deputies captured two youths Russell L Ferguson and Freddie W Gardner both of Gallipolis at 3 10 a m Sunday for stealing gas from a Kyger Creek school bus. Middleport Emergency Squad responding to Cecil Smith ill at his Cheshire residence near the Meigs Gallia line made two runs Saturday and Sunday with care for overheating and hemorrhaging from the mouth.
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Alice Shumway
May Avenue
William Young
Columbus
Mable Hughes
the Plains
Gallipolis
Gallia
Middleport
Cecil Smith
Cheshire
Meigs-Gallia
Cincinnati Markets: Cattle Hogs Sheep Slaughter Data
Cincinnati markets report USDA cattle activity steady to 25 lower with steers and heifers mixed. Cows and bulls largely steady while calves vealers fetch high values. Hogs down 25 with barrows and gilts 190 to 230 pounds at 20.75 to 21.25. sows and boars also lower. Slaughter lambs and ewes steady with spring lambs at 26.00 to 28.00.
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Czzwyyfyyx Ralz
Cincinnati
USDA
Yale Trustee Race Victory for Cyrus Vance
Cyrus R. Vance, diplomat and Viet Nam peace talks negotiator, was named Yale University's new trustee defeating William L. Buckley Jr and John Musser. The 1939 Yale graduate won the seat in New Haven, while Buckley trailed in the vote.
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Cyrus Vance
Bill Buckley
Yale University
New Haven
Court Won't End Arrests Of Drunkards
Washington AP reports a divided Supreme Court refused to ban jailing chronic alcoholics for public drunkenness. Justice Thurgood Marshall notes medical consensus lacks agreement on alcohol ism as a disease. He warns against returning unsanitary, dangerous inebriates to streets without brief jail terms. Four justices dissented Abe Fortas William O Douglas William J Brannon Jr Potter Stewart.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Abe Fortas
William O Douglas
William J. Brannon Jr
Potter Stewart
James Roosevelt Jr Weds Cambridge Public Official's Daughter
James Roosevelt Jr grandson of President Franklin D Roosevelt married Ann Martha Conlon in St Pauls Church Cambridge The bride a Radcliffe College graduate 1966 and Boston University graduate student The groom from Pasadena Calif Harvard class of 1968 news from Cambridge Massachusetts AP
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Cambridge
Mass
James Roosevelt Jr
Pasadena
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
Ann Martha Conlon
St. Paul’s
Radcliffe College
Boston University
Slugging It Out Nobody Winning DMZ Bloodbath
In the DMZ fighting this year neither side gains advantage as U S and North Vietnamese battalions slug it out. Officers say Hanoi seeks battlefield leverage for Paris talks while U S command notes heavy enemy casualties but similar combat strength. Intelligence notes replacement regiments moving intact, bombing limits raise danger, and DMZ defenses and supply lines remain critical factors in a high risk stalemate.
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Dong HA
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Dmz
Hanoi
Washington
North Vietnam
Cabinet meets as Kiesinger may fly to U S
West Germany faces new East German squeeze on West Berlin with passport and visa demands and higher overland travel costs. Chancellor Kiesinger may visit Washington to discuss the crisis with President Johnson as Parliament set to debate the issue later this week. The government will cover increases estimated at 18.5 million dollars annually. Unity Day comments linked 1953 uprising to current pressures and echoed by observers noting wider Soviet actions.
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Bonn
West Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Washington
Johnson
Kiesinger
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Willy Brandt
Time Running Out For Poor's Solidarity Day Plan
Washington AP — Lights burn through the night at a two story brick headquarters as organizers rush to mobilize for Solidarity Day in support of the Poor People’s Campaign. Sterling Tucker, new in charge eight days ago, aims to rally at least 25 000 demonstrators with help from unions religious groups and the campaign network. Walter Reuther leads an Auto Workers contingent and high profile speakers include Edward Brooke Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Jr and Mrs Martin Luther King Jr Solidarity Day is organized separately from the Poor People’s Campaign which held a slow vigil at the Agriculture Department Sunday with about 30 participants.
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Washington
Sterling Tucker
Chip Wood
Tucker
Washington Urban League
Poor People’s Campaign
Resurrection City
National Student Association
Wood
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
National Council of Churches
The
American Jewish Committee
League of Women Voters
District of Columbia Medical Society
Women
McCarthy
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Martin Luther King Jr
Agriculture Department
Local guests visit Glouster families this weekend
Glouster residents hosted relatives from Gary Indiana Canton Columbus and McDonald over the weekend. William Spencer hosted Mary Exline Billie Jean Standley and families from Gary Ind. Enlow Grubbs welcomed Dr. David Grubbs and family from Canton. Heskett Zimmer and Zimmer family visited Dew Street. Ronnie Myers and Norman Myers hosted their Greenville relatives with Charles Milhoan of Nelsonville. Ansel Gamwell hosted William Johnston Cathy Johnston and Florence Bulen locals also visited.
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William Spencer
Spring Street
Mary Exline
Billie Jean Standley
Gary Ind
Enlow Grubbs
Walnut Hill
David Grubbs
Canton
Dr. Grubbs
Bishopville Church
Ronnie Myers
Greenville
Norman Myers
Trimble
Charles Milhoan
Nelsonville
Ansel Gamwell
Hill Street
William Johnston
Cathy
McDonald
Mary Johnston
Florence Bulen
Reunion Held At Vicksville Mingus Home
GLOUSTER The Mingus reunion was held Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. William Mingus home in Vicksville. Attending were William J. Mingus and daughter Phyllis Ann Mingus, Helen Mingus, Joe Mingus, Peggy Bailey, Don Weidermeyer, Sanford Mingus and daughter Nancy, Sonny Stover, Charles Mingus, Walter Mingus and sons George and Billy, C. F. Deffenbaugh, Jack Frazier and daughter Pam, Bill Taylor, Jack Mingus and daughter Nancy, Hattie Mingus, William Hanley and daughter Ruth Ann, Kenneth Pinney and Kristin Lynn, Alex Ross, Maxine Taylor and Jim Hammond, Clell Mingus and daughter Elaine.
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C. F. Deffenbaugh
Jack Frazier
Pam
Bill Taylor
Jack Mingus
Nancy
Hattie Mingus
William Hanley
Ruth Ann
Kenneth Pinney
Kristin Lynn
Alex Ross
Maxine Taylor
Jim Hammond
Clell Mingus
Elaine
Trash Collection Service Explained
Mayor Ted Rupe of Jacksonville explains residents misread a news item about W&S Sanitation Service The pickup will start only after an attorney draws the franchise and residents are not required to use W&S but must remove trash from premises either personally or via W&S as no other collection will be available.
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Jacksonville
Ted Rupe
W&s
W&s Co
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