Death notices from Gallia area list Thompson and others
Gallipolis area reports the death of Linwood Edgar Thompson 77 of 433 Lewis Drive with services at Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home. Burial in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. Thompson was a retired chief engineer for City Ice and Fuel Co. of Clinton Iowa and an army WWI veteran. Survivors include his wife Ruby Nickles Thompson, daughter Jean Green, sister Josie Stricklen, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. VFW graveside rites will follow. Cadiz lists Beatrice Edwards 75 who died at Harrison Community Hospital. She leaves Norval Edwards and six children among others. Athens notes Ford E. Lawson 97 funeral Thursday at Hughes Funeral Home. New Straitsville reports Nellie Dixon 77 died in Lancaster Nursing Home with services Thursday. Point Pleasant covers Garland E. Allbright 62 funeral Thursday at Zion Baptist Church. Allbright was a funeral director and former crab creek area resident. Funeral arrangements by Crow Hussell Funeral Home.
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Gallipolis
Linwood
Edgar Thompson
Lewis Drive
Waugh-Halley-Wood
Harry Cole
Ohio Valley Memory Gardens
Thompson
Holzer Medical Center
City Ice and Fuel Co
Clinton
Cedartown Southern Baptist Church
Cedartown
VFW
Athens
Ford E. Lawson
Shade Route 1
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Tango
W. Va
Athens County
Lawson
Route 50
Spreading Oaks
Lodi
K. T. Crossen Post American Legion
Albany Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hocking Valley Sportsmen’s Club
Southeastern Ohio Polled Hereford Association
American Polled Hereford Association
Flossie
Effie Lawson
Albany
L. F
Frametown
Opha Lawson
West Lafayette
Marion
Erma) Harner
Walt
Opal) Foster
Columbus
Leonard
Hughes Funeral Home
Frank Hare
Alexander Cemetery
New Straitsville
Nellie Dixon
Lancaster
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
William Rollins
Green Lawn
Point Pleasant
Garland E. Allbright
Henderson
Gallia County
George Owen Allbright
Grace Thornton Allbright Hicks
Allbright
Crab Creek
Garnett Caudill Allbright
Robert
Owen
Nelsonville service set for Rodney A. Reeves
Rodney A. Reeves 79 of 394 Chestnut St Nelsonville died Monday at Mount St. Mary Hospital Funeral services Thursday 1 pm at Johnson Funeral Home Rev Richard Lupton officiating Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery He was born in Vinton County son of Elwood and Mary Reeves WWI veteran Elks No 543 Reeves owned Reeves Service Station before retirement Survived by wife Gladys five grandchildren seven great grandchildren plus a daughter and son and a brother in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Rodney A. Reeves
Chestnut St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Johnson Funeral Home
Richard Lupton
Green Lawn Cemetery
Vinton County
Elwood and
Mary Reeves
The
Elks No
Reeves
Chestnut Street
Gladys
Jeanette Huddy
Coolville
Joe Reeves
Chester Reeves
Perry services set for Jerry W. Perry
Jerry William Perry 26, formerly of Radcliff, died Friday in Santa Monica California from an accident. Services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at Radcliff EUB Church with Rev. A B Maloy officiating. Burial follows at Radcliff. Friends may call James N. Blower Funeral Home McArthur after 7 p.m. Wednesday and after 2 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Radcliff
Jerry William Perry
Santa Monica
Calif
Radcliff Eub
A. B. Maloy
Radcliff Cemetery
James N. Blower
McArthur
Five Horses Wounded By Pellets In Salt Creek Area
Logan County deputies investigated multiple incidents over a few days including five horses shot at point blank range on the Ethel Mercer property at Pole Ridge and Blue Creek Roads in Salt Creek Two. Other reports include vehicle crashes near Route 93 Route 374 Route 56, a hit and run, and theft at Hocking Cartage garage amounting to 182.98 dollars.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rick Mercer
Ethel Mercer
Pole Ridge
Blue Creek
Salt Creek
William J. Doherty
Ray
Route 93
William Robert Smith
Circleville
Marilyn Mays
Hide-A-Way Hills
Laurelville
Nevin E. Johnston
Hocking
Ohio University Civil Service Employees picnic at Strouds Run
The Ohio University Chapter of the Civil Service Employees Association will hold a picnic Saturday at Strouds Run starting at 5 p.m. for members and their families. Attendees should bring a covered dish drinks and table service.
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Ohio University Chapter
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Strouds Run
Bible School Closes at New Haven First Church of God
Closing program Friday night honored Vacation Bible School staff Jennifer Weaver Cheryl Huber Ester King Pansy Frye George Reed Grace Hysell and others. Orpha Fields directed the school which featured class songs memory verses and skits with certificates and attendance awards presented to children.
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New Haven
Orpha Fields
Worthington Professor Charles Callahan dies at 63
Charles Clifford Callahan, 63, Worthington, a professor of law at Ohio State University College of Law, died Monday in Riverside Methodist Hospital. A Wellston native and 1928 Wellston High School graduate, he earned from OSU law in 1934, practiced in Wellston, studied at Yale Law School on a Sterling Fellowship, taught there eight years, joined OSU faculty in 1943 and authored numerous articles. Surviving are wife Violet two daughters Mrs Yelazny and Mrs Foster a son John and two grandchildren. Memorial services to be announced. friends may call Rutherford Corbin Funeral Home.
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Worthington
Charles Clifford Callahan
Ohio State University College of Law
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Wellston
Callahan
Ohio State College of Law
Harry Reese
Yale University College of Law
Yale
Ohio State
Violet
Roger Yelazny
Baltimore
Richard Foster
Columbus
John
Hawaii
Rutherford- Corbin
Squad Answers Two Requests in Rutland and Ash Street
Middleport Emergency Squad responded to the James Carsey home at 189 Ash Street on Saturday at 2 49 p m for an overdose case involving Connie Carsey. On Sunday they went to Georgia Johnson on Long Street in Rutland for breathing difficulties, but she refused treatment.
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Middleport
James Carsey
Ash Street
Connie Carsey
Holzer Medical Center
Georgia Johnson
Long Street
Rutland
Pony League game postponed amid rain with makeup date pending
The Pomeroy Pony League game between the A and B teams, set for Tuesday, was postponed. Coach Dean Lutz announced a makeup date will be announced later.
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Pomeroy
Dean Lutz
Glouster Girl Scout Day Camp Seeks Nurse Helper
Glouster area plans for the June 25 to 27 day camp hinge on securing a camp nurse and a babysitter. Sandra Waugh says any first aid card holder is eligible for the nurse vacancy. Contact Sandra Vaughn or Jane VanFossen for available hours and details.
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Glouster
Glouster Area
Sandra Waugh
Sandra Vaughn
Jane VanFossen
Truck Driver Gets Citation in Route 7 Crash
Gallipolis Ohio Highway Patrol investigated an accident on Route 7 south of Kyger Creek plant at 4 50 p m A auto driven by Arnold R Knight 70 of Pomeroy stopped for a turning vehicle and a semi loaded with steel driven by Sullivan A Sias 53 of South Charleston failed to stop rear ending Knights car Sias received a citation for failure to stop within assured clear distance
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Gallipolis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Route
Kyger Creek
Arnold R. Knight
Pomeroy
Sullivan A. Sias
South Charleston
Knight
Sias
Racine Methodist Youth Sponsor Evening Rally
Racine United Methodist Church youth will host a Youth Rally at Racine Park Sunday 5 30 to 7 30 p m Rev Dick Young guest speaker Marilyn Fought county youth worker presents program Attendees asked to bring hot dogs buns a sack lunch a favorite drink and a friend
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Racine
Advisory Officers Retained by Farm Bureau Council
The Ames Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council met in Glouster with Mrs. Harry Henry leading due to Anthony Sargenti’s absence. Officers were retained for another year: Gail Brawley as chairman Wyatt McDaniel as vice chairman Anthony Sargenti as discussion leader Harry Henry as secretary and public affairs chair and Mrs. Harry Henry as women’s affairs chair. The July meeting moves to Sharpsburg with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Glass.
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Glouster
Ames- Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Homer Linscott
Anthony Sargenti
Harry Henry
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Gail Brawley
Wyatt McDaniel
Meigs Accidents Reported Saturday and Sunday
Meigs County Sheriff investigated five traffic accidents across Chester Two Rutland and Pomeroy areas. Albert Martin’s pickup hit a guard rail on Route 248 in rain with no injuries or arrests. Marvin Taylor’s car left the road on County Road 46 with no injuries. Vickie Spencer and Donald Patterson Jr. collided on County Road 26 with no injuries. Barbara Caruthers went off Bull Run Road embankment with no injuries. Doris Halfhill’s car veered off Route 124 in heavy rain with no injuries.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Sheriff's Department
Chester Two
Albert Martin
Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Service
Marvin Taylor
Taylor
Vickie Spencer
Donald Patterson Jr
Marietta
Chester
Barbara Caruthers
Bull Run Road
Rutland Two
Doris Halfhill
Middleport
Glouster Notables Attend Conference and Family Visits
Mrs Sybil Kurtzman returned home after serving as a lay delegate to the 100th United Methodist Conference representing Glouster and Trimble Churches. The Rev Wilbur Boyer and his wife Joy attended. Nearby visits included the Hysells from Kansas City and Toledo trips to see Bella Hysell, plus relatives in Glouster. Richard Lee Ross earned a bachelor of arts at Centre College and aims to study at Capital University. Families from Springboro Columbus and Circleville are noted for various visits and extended stays at local homes and landmarks. Father’s Day gatherings in Oakdale and Willard connections are also recorded.
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Sybil Kurtzman
Lakeside
Kurtzman
Glouster
Trimble
Wilbur Boyer
Joy
Ernest Hysell
Kansas City
Frank McCreanor
Walnut Hill
Hysell
McCreanor
Dan Teater Jr
Lisa
Danny Tom
Mark
Springboro
Mr. Teater
Dan Teater Sr
Earl Street
Lake Burr Oak
Democrats Plan Special Meeting in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the York Two Democrat Club schedules a special meeting for Wednesday at 8 pm at the Elks Lodge to ensure all November candidates attend and a club newsletter is to be completed. Father’s Day was marked with a large gathering at the Drake home in Glouster Route 3 hosting numerous relatives and guests from Columbus and beyond.
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Nelsonville
York Two Democrat Club
Pomeroy Police Arrest Four on Weekend Charges
Four persons were arrested by Pomeroy Police on the weekend. Paul Dunn from toxication Thomas Drake 21 of New Haven charged with squealing tires Virginia Musser 22 of Middleport cited for driving while intoxicated and James Warner 21 of Middleport for reckless operation.
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PG Or
Omeroy
Pomeroy
Paul Dunn
Thomas Drake
New Haven
Virginia Musser
James Warner
Middleport
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Linwood Thompson
Beatrice Edwards
Cadiz
St. Clairsville
Harrison Community Hospital
George and
Elizabeth Skiver Swindell
Methodist Church of
Jacksonville
Norval
Francis
Donna Jean) Collins
Milan
Ill
Aubrey
Betty) Carter
New Athens
James
Tommy
Dean
Rockbridge
Max
Clark-Kirkland
Edward Eshelman
Longview Cemetery
Dixon Services
Garland Allbright
Rodney Reeves
Landmark
Delbert Kasler
Mgr. Kurtz
Ohio
Perry Services
Bible School
Charles C. Callahan
Squad
Tion
Church Youths
Meigs
Jo Ellen Carter
Braun Street
Circleville Manor
William Dunnette
Darin
Denise
Francis Love
Oakdale
Lee
New Albany
Ralph
Donna
Gahanna
Love
Barbara
Carol
Mike McPeak
Chesterhill
Letha Faust
L. E. Masterson
Willard
Debbie
Wilbur
Ducky’ Drake
James Fitch
Hill Street
Robert Hague
Roberta
Jimmy
Clyde
Richard Ross
Dorea
Gary Baldwin
Brian
Ralph Gatchel
Fairlawn Avenue
Francis Erwin
George Edinger
Beth Ann
Stephie
Jim
Erwin
Harold Erwin
Dorothy
Darlene
Billy
Phillip
Brad
Eddy Young
Paul
Pammy
Mike Connley
Christine
Stephen Bright
Robert Geary
Patty
Norman Ross
Jacl
Ross
Neice
Stanley Markin
Hamden
Ronald E. Dixon
Russell L. Dixon
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lackland
Federal Hocking High School
Trae
Aidan
Ouse
Luco
Hwis
Carpenters
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
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