OSU Expert Says It's Not Serious Blight In 20 Counties
Ohio State University plant pathologist Dr. Wayne Ellett reports corn blight found in 20 counties but not widespread. Early detections include Pickaway, Henry, Preble, Paulding, Scioto, Fairfield with later findings in Fulton, Sandusky, Van Wert, Mercer, Darke, Crawford, Wayne, Marion, Delaware, Ross, Clermont, Highland, Pike and Adams. Weather and resistant seeds limit impact so far.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Wayne Ellett
Ellett
Eilett
Pickaway
Henry
Fulton
Sandusky
van Wert
Mercer
Darke
Crawford
Wayne
Marion
Delaware
Ross
Clermont
Highland
Pike
Adams
Area Death Notices Highlight Multiple Region Losses
MIDDLEPORT Russell Kinnard 56 of Columbus former Middleport resident died at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville. Survived by wife Margaret son Jeffry daughter Debra siblings and step mother. Services at O R Woodyard Funeral Home Columbus with burial at Glen Rest. GALLIPOLIS Norma C Jones 61 of Rio Grande died at Holzer Medical Center after five days of illness. She was a nurse from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing class of 1930, wife Dean O Jones, son Thomas, two granddaughters, six siblings and two half siblings. Services Saturday Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home. POMEROY Norman A Ohlinger 71 of Charleston WV former Pomeroy resident died at Charleston General Hospital. Retired cab driver, survived by Julia two daughters and siblings. Services Bartlett Bardette Charleston WV. ALBANY Arthur Lieuellen 79 of Albany died at home. Survived by wife and children and five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday Bigony Funeral Home. ATHENS William Bib Howell 80 former Athens resident died in Akron hospital. Survived by sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Jagers and Sons Funeral Home. GALLIPOLIS Eunice May Franklin 74 of Eureka Star Route died at Holzer Medical Center after five years illness. Retired Timkin employee born in Mercers Bottom WV. Survived by four daughters three sons and many grandchildren. Services Thursday Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home Bethel Cemetery burial.
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Middleport
Russell Kinnard
Columbus
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Margaret
Jeffry
Debra
Homer Lee
California
Anna Riggs
Crooksville
Ethel Yeanger
Wanda Grandstaff
T. R. Babbitt
New York
Gallipolis
Norma C. Jones
College Ave
Rio Grande
Holzer Medical Center
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Jackson County
I. E
Iva Evans Lyons
Youngstown
Calvary Baptist Church
Ohio Nursing Association
Dean O. Jones
Thomas Jones
Calvin Lyons
Jackson
Harold Lyons
Russell
Kathryn) Miller
Washington D. C
Florence Broyles
Dorothy Black
C. A. Butts
M. L. Lyons
Washington D. H
Waugh-Halley-Wood
Robert B. Wilkins
Pomeroy
Norman A
Tipton) Ohlinger
Charleston
W. Va
Charleston General Hospital
Skyline Cab Co
Julia
Norma Barker
Sumter
S. C
Jennie Coutz
Elkview
Edith Young
Denmar
Freda Ohlinger
Cleveland
Harry
Bartlett-Bardette Funeral Home
Bobby Sizemore
Memorial Gardens
Albany
Arthur Lieuellen
Albany Baptist Church
Modern Woodmen of
Ora
William
Lola Phillips
Athens
Bessie
Ira
Marion
Bertha Saylor
Bigony Funeral Home
Rev
Albrecht
Alexander Cemetery
Bib) Howell
Congress Street
Akron
Downington
Meigs County
New York Coal Co
L. Sarti
Pittsburgh
Maud
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Eunice May Franklin
Eureka
Timkin Roller Bearing Co
Mercers Bottom
Minnie Ward
Crown City
Walter Porter
Marshall Hearing Resumes
The National Transportation Safety Board resumes hearings into the Marshall University plane crash near Huntington West Virginia that killed 75. Officials will examine charter arrangements landing equipment airport capabilities and the Hampstead area glide approach monitoring and altimeter discrepancies. The twin jet carrying Marshall football players clipped trees and crashed on the hilltop airport amid rain smoke fog and low clouds.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Marshall University
Huntington
W.va
Marshall
North Carolina
Cancer Clinic Set In Point Thursday
The Mason County Cancer Clinic will be held Thursday at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Appointments must be made by contacting Mrs. William Bardin Jr. The clinics are held each month under the sponsorship of the Cancer Society. Thirteen persons attended the May clinic.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Pleasant Valley Hospital
William Bardin Jr
The
Cancer Society
Automobiles Not Toys Urges Safer Driving Standards
Wilbur Mender argues cars are deadly, not playthings, urging safer driving. He cites 50,000+ annual fatalities, notes drinking, speeding, and distracted or young drivers raise risk, and calls for insurance merit, citations for safe drivers, and collective defensive driving to reduce wrecks.
New Haven Man James Drake Dies on Arrival at Hospital
James W. Drake 55 of Dogwood Drive New Haven died on arrival Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy He was a World War II veteran construction mechanic for Johnston Construction Co and member of Clifton Masonic Lodge VFW Parkersburg Legion Post Vienna United Methodist Church Surviving are his wife two sons two step daughters two sisters a brother and six grandchildren Services Saturday 1030 am Foglesong Funeral Home Mason burial Kirkland Memorial Gardens Masonic graveside rites planned with visiting hours Friday
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James W. Drake
Dogwood Drive
Veteran’s Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Smithville
W. Va
Melvin G
Lelie Wyres Drake
Johnston Construction Co
Willow Island Locks and Dam
Clifton Masonic Lodge
VFW
Parkersburg
Vienna United Methodist Church
Sarah
James C
Larry
Whittier
Calif
Ronald
Jean) Springett
Collegedale
Tenn
Morton
Shirley) Warner
Boonsboro
Melgram Adams
Rhoda Wade
Pennsboro
Melvin Drake Jr
Racine
Foglesong Funeral Home
Mason
William DeMoss
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Birchfield Vansickle reunion set for Sunday at Harmon Park
In Point Pleasant the annual Birchfield Vansickle reunion is planned for 10 a.m. Sunday at Harmon Park with a basket dinner to follow at noon.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Firm Fined For Polluting Ohio River
Catalytic Construction Co of Philadelphia pleaded guilty in U S District Court Huntington to discharging ethylene glycol into the Ohio River at the Goodyear plant in Apple Grove Mason County on March 18 1968. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co named in the action pleaded not guilty and faces possible dismissal.
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Catalytic
Goodyear
Anna L Short dies at 78 in Gallipolis
Anna L Short 78 of Fourth Ave Gallipolis died on arrival Tuesday 8 p m at Holzer Medical Center from an apparent heart attack. She was a Fair Haven Methodist Church member and survived by her husband James T Short a son Gary Short and MSgt James Short in Italy along with two brothers, two sisters, twelve grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Friday at 1 p m at Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 7 to 9 p m.
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Gallipolis
Anna L. Short
Fourth Ave
Holzer Medical Center
Gallia County
Nelson
Alice Powell Shamblin
James T. Short
Fair Haven
Hazel) Zimmerman
Cincinnati
E. E
Donna) Harris
Covington
James H
Edna
Arthur
Thomas Shamblin
Ceredo
W. Va
Raymond Swisher
Phil Walker
Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral
Frank Cheesebrew
Mound Hill Cemetery
Heart researchers advance toward conquering nation’s top killer
Scientists working in laboratories and supported by Heart Fund dollars conduct heart disease research. Fourteen hundred researchers probe mysteries of the heart, making quiet discoveries aimed at someday reducing the nation’s leading killer.
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Heart Fund
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Dorothy) Ralph
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