Area Obituaries Chronicle Chesterhill and Nearby Towns
Obituaries from Chesterhill to Pomeroy and Logan report deaths of residents including LeRo Kennard of Holland Mich born in Joy Morgan County and retired State Soil Conservation Service technician. Services set at Fawcett Stone Funeral Home Chesterhill with burial in Chesterhill Cemetery. other deaths include Bernard Ashworth Anaheim Calif and Vadien Henn Logan. multiple services and survivors listed with kin.
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Joy
Morgan County
Thomas
Patricia Hoopes Kennard
Hattie Thomas
Alice Fortney
Kennard
The
State Soil Conservation Service
Chesterhill Methodist Church
Mount Olive Lodge No. 148
F&am
Fairview Grange
Fawcett Stone Funeral Home
Chesterhill
Merle Platner
Chesterhill Cemetery
Pomeroy
Bernard Ashworth
Anaheim
Calif
Pomeroy-Athens Road
Kathryn Hood
California
Middleport Offers City Swim Practice and Sync Group
Middleport schedules a noon practice at the Community Swimming Pool for all ages aiming for the upcoming water show. A synchronized swimming group will meet on Wednesday at 9 p.m. at the same facility.
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Middleport
Pope revives permanent rank of ordained deacon in church
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI revived the permanent diaconate for both married and single men to address priest shortages. The Sacrum Diaconatus Ordinem permits deacons to preach and confer some sacraments but not celebrate Mass or hear confessions. Eligible men include married men 35 or older with wives consent and single men 25 or older who must stay single. National bishops conferences will decide establishment locally.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Bishops Conferences
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Two youths hurt in Chauncey area auto crash
Two Chauncey youths, Mike Pierce and Frank Kelsey both 13, sustained cuts and bruises when a car veered off Route 682 south of Chauncey, hit two posts, and rolled into a culvert at 5 15 p.m. Driver Benjamin Fielder 18 of Downey California uninjured.
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Chauncey
Mike Pierce
Frank Kelsey
Benjamin Fielder
Downey
Calif
McArthur Woman Burned In Home Accident
Velma Karnes a McArthur woman in her 70s suffered burns over 90 percent of her body when her clothing ignited in the kitchen of her home at 105 South Street She walked to a nearby physician office for aid Monday afternoon before ambulance attendants took her to University Hospital Columbus Dr Richard Bullocks office treated her Karnes formerly served as postmaster at Creola
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McArthur
Velma Karnes
South St. Wrightsel
Cincinnati and Columbus Market Reports AP (USDA)
Market brief from Cincinnati and Columbus notes cattle calf prices in steady to slow trade with varied steer and heifer classes priced 21.00 to 26.00 for different weights. Cows bulls and calves show higher hogs up to 65, sows 16 to 17.50, sheep prices 23 to 26 for light ewes. Cash grain in Columbus lists wheat 1.35 to 1.41, corn 1.19 to 1.27, oats around 0.68 to 0.80, soybeans 2.71 to 2.76 based on grade.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Cigarette Blamed For Plant Fire At Athens Plant
Athens firemen tackled a small blaze at the John ny-On-The-Spot plant on W State Street. A sawdust and wood scrap pile burned, likely starting from a discarded cigarette, said Chief Charles Dalton. Firefighters supplied water from engines and used a hydrant line to extinguish the flames. Company workers assisted with a bulldozer to turn over burning debris.
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Athens
W. State Street
Charles Dalton
Ohio University structures featured in The Ohio Architect
Seven Ohio University buildings on main campus and two on branch campuses appear in the current issue, with plans for botanical science research facilities, educational TV theater spaces, a physical science core, the new Ohio VA library, and a convocation center under construction, plus Portsmouth and Zanesville branch structures. Divorce filings list John K Hull versus Dollie R Hull.
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Ohio University
Ohio Architect
Ohio VA
Dr Holmes elected to ETV position in central network
Dr Presley D Holmes, director of broadcasting at Ohio University, was elected vice president of the newly organized Central Educational Network Inc at a Chicago meeting. Twenty one member stations, including WOUB TV, will provide at least four hours weekly of fresh programming and work on live interconnect programming for 12 states. Officers include Ed Morris president, Holmes vice president, James Robertson and Otto Schlaak as vice presidents, Zoel Parenteau treasurer, with membership offered to state education departments and other educational agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley D. Holmes
Ohio University
Central Educational Network, Inc
Chicago
Holmes
Woub-Tv
United States
State Departments of Education
Ed Morris
Wttw-Tv
Dr. Holmes
James Robertson
Wha-Tv
University of Wisconsin
Otto Schlaak
Wmvs-Tv
Milwaukee
Wisc
Zoel Parenteau
Kcsp-Tv
Kansas City
Beacon Summer Program Enrolls 26 Children
Twenty six children are enrolled in Beacon School's summer program taught by Mrs. Mary Anne Westin. Classes run weekdays 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. until Aug 11, with arts crafts and activities. Older kids will make Christmas bowls for Athens County fair and join an overnight camp out. Field trips will expand awareness. visitors may attend after calling the school at the old Sugar Creek Elementary School.
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Beacon School
Mary Anne Westin
Athens County
Traffic Fines for Juveniles in Court
Juvenile defendants from Nelsonville and Athens listed for traffic violations. Lee Mender 17 fined five dollars and costs for failing to yield to oncoming traffic, license rights suspended. Randall Chalfant 17 fined five dollars and costs. 32 E Carpenter St. license suspended for 30 days. Lee Baker 17 fined five dollars and costs. license suspended 30 days. Timothy Coing 17 fined five dollars and costs. license suspended 30 days for conditional speed and stop sign infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mender
Rol Mender
Nelsonville
Randall Craig Chalfant
Raph Chalfant
E. Carpenter St
Aay Lee Baker
Steps Baker
Athens
Timothy Coing
James
Iontie
Say Coaha
Congressional Leaders See More Summit Talks
Washington AP reports congressional leaders, briefed by President Johnson, sense possible followup with Kosygin after Glassboro. Johnson outlined no fixed date for talks, while leaders called the discussions useful and aimed at direct U S Soviet contact to ease global tensions. Maurer of Romania praised the frank exchange and hoped for clarification of world issues.
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Washington
Johnson
Glassboro
White House
Kosygin
George Christian
Christian
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Fulbright-Mansfield
Mansfield
Fulbright
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
Middleport’s Bachtel To Star In Play
Middleport actor Forrest Dawson Bachtel son of Mr and Mrs Forrest L Bachtel 315 S Fourth St will play Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls at Mount Union College This summer He is a Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Psi Omega dramatics honorary and band member He has won the Dramatics Award and previously acted in Stop the World I Want to Get Off The Threepenny Opera and Camelot The college season runs June 30 to Aug 13 with curtain times 830 p m on Fridays Saturdays and 730 p m on Sundays Other plays include Our Town A Thousand Clowns The Great God Brown and The Drunkard
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Middleport
Forrest Dawson Bachtel
Forrest L. Bachtel
S. Fourth St
Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Guys and Dolls
Mount Union College
Forrest
Phi Kappa Tau
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Threepenny Opera
the College
God Brown
Municipal Court list of drivers with traffic violations
Chauncey resident Donald Keith Douglas 3 charged with tainted license plates. St Clairsville resident Ronald Edwin Rood 19 cited for defective exhaust. Mishawotta claimant 20 faced fines. Athens Route 5 David Robert Coen 18 cited for unsafe vehicle. Nelsonville Route 1 Kenneth Gregory Hanning 48 for unsafe vehicle. Guysville Route 2 Henry Leon Hill 27 for no muffler. Coolville Route 1 John Lor Null 20 for unsafe ole. Vienne West Virginia Toby Lynn Hickmann 23 cited for patrol. Peebles George Troy Speen 55 cited for patrol. Chardon Wetter Barl rayon 40 cited for patrol. Stewart amnel 1 Homer Edward Fickiven 55 for insecure load. Frost Route 1 Paul E. McDaniel 16 for no operator license and later conditional speeding. New Plymouth Kilkenney 28 for pipe for exhaust right side. Paul E. McDaniel 4 Frost Route 1 for conditional speeding. Charles Beringes Route 1 for speeding.
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Donald Keith Douglas
Chauncey
Ronald Edwin Rood
St. Clairsville
Mishawotto
Ind
Y Court
David Robert Coen
Athens
Kenneth Gregory Hanning
Nelsonville
Henry Leon Hill
Guysville
John Lor Null
Coolville
Toby Lynn Hickmann
Vienne
W Va
Epee
George Troy Speen
Peebles
Ing
Wetter Barl
Wetter Barl Rayon, 40, of Chardon, Homer Edward Fickiven, 55, of Stewart Amnel
Paul E. McDaniel
Frost
Restry
Kilkenney
New Plymouth
Charles Beringes
Negro Jobs Program Under Way In Florida
In Fort Myers a NAACP backed plan called Operation Summer aims to place idle Negro youths in work, reduce potential unrest, and integrate city hiring. The program seeks employer participation, housing code enforcement, a Negro aide on the mayor’s staff, more Negroes on city boards, recreational upgrades, a cleanup drive, and a Neighborhood Youth Corps, with a July 5 meeting to review city commission support.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Florida National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Florida
Isadore Edwards
NAACP
Anderson Street
Tampa
Cleveland
Watts
Marvin Davies
Davies
National Naacp
Clyde Washington
Washington
West Side
Edwards
Paul Myers
Myers
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top players in the American and National leagues including F Robinson and Kaline in batting, Killebrew and Aaron in home runs, Brock and Clemente in steals, and Veale Lemester Jarvis in pitching. Highlights mention 7 decisions and strikeout leaders with various team affiliations.
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F. Robinson
Balt
Yastrzemski
Bast
Kaline
Killebrew
Minn
Carew
Tovar
Campaneris
K. C
Yostrzervski
Bost
Buford
Versalles
Camponeris
Agee
Chic
Horlen
McGlothlin
Calif
Sperma
Det
Lonborg
Peters
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
Aaron
R. Allen
Phil
Wynn
Houst
Brock
S L
Itt
Cepedo
St. L
Tribes
Williams
Atl
Phillips
Veale
Lemester
Jarvis
Arl
Hughes
Stl
Marichal
S. F
Cuellar
Hovst
Two Libraries Set Hours For Summer
Ohio University announces summer hours for two libraries. The Map Library in Porter Hall opens Monday through Friday from 8 30 a m to noon. The Music Library in the Music Building operates Monday through Friday 8 a m to noon 1 p m to 5 p m and 6 p m to 10 p m. Saturday hours are 9 a m to noon and Sunday hours are 2 p m to 5 p m and 6 p m to 10 p m. Divorce decree lists Ernest F Baker and Bertha F Baker with gross neglect and a pronouncement of separation agreement approved.
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Ohio University
Map
Porter Hall
Ernest F. Baker
Bertha F. Baker
Sorrell Alwilda Sorrell v Amos Sorrell Alwilda Sorrell seeks alimony and support
In Ath ens County Ohio the plaintiff Alwilda Sorrell files a petition against Amos Sorrell unknown residence in the Court of Common Pleas seeking alimony support for herself and her minor child plus costs and attorney fees. Amos Sorrell must answer by August 5 or a default judgment will be entered.
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Amos Sorrell
Alwilda Sorrell
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
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Mission
Tex
Thomas Coe Kennard
Raymond L. Kennard
Sidney
Dexter
Lois Norris
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Vadien Henn
Logan
Vadien Henn
W. Hunter St
St. John Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Grandview Cemetery
Chillicothe
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Katie Alice Estep
Ash Street
Holzer Hospital
Ewing Chapel
Buria
Beech Grove
William R. Estep
Edith Cauff
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Annie Dowler
Annie E. Dowler
Jacobs Avenue
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Benjamin Morris
Eugene
Arthur Corwin
Millfield
Lea Moody
Zanesville
Blanche Herbert
Ethel Semelsberger
Marie Maresse
Akron
Emmett Dowler
Cass Dowler
Ance Dowler
Garent Wolfe
Amesville
Faye Wiseman
Flossie Galbraith
Cambridge
Rosa Tackett
Martha Nelson
Rebecca Haga
Portsmouth
Opal Barker
James Morris
Dward Morris
William Morris
Johnson Funeral Home
Thomas Stockdale
New Marshfield Cemetery
John B. Luse
Champaign
Ill
Karrol Kaufman Stores
Wyona Gardner Luse
Fred Wagner
North Olmstead
Guy Gardner
State St
Wilton Funeral Home
Knoxville St
Peoria
Ray H. Riffle
Hartford
Hartford Methodist Church
Liverpool Soap Co
Stiffler
David H. and
Blanche Rebecca School
Riffle
Ellen Riffle
Martha Howard
Figlesong Funeral Home
James Morrison
Suncrest Memorial Park
Gary
Milwauke
Baraboo
Wis
Highway Patrol
Albany
Marjorie Stright
Charles Thompson
Stright
Ohio U
Public Works
John K. Hull
Dollie R. Hull
Beacon
Congressional
Maurer
Soviet Union
Middle East
Bachtel
Midtown Manhattan
Paley Park
Fifth Avenue
53Rd Street
CBS Board
William S. Paley
Common Pleas Court
Buchtel
Gerald A. Mollica
Amerthameng
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