Veterans, locals mourn Warren at Wellston services
Military services for Hillman V. Warren 82 of 403 W Second St Wellston will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Jenkins Funeral Home with Rev Kirby Oiler officiating Burial follows in Ridgewood Cemetery Warren died Wednesday in University Hospital Columbus after a long illness He was a hardware store owner deputy sheriff and longtime rosarian with strong local ties and a widow Catherine a son Harold and two granddaughters survive He held many community roles and was a World War I veteran Masonic services are set for 7 30 p m tonight at the funeral home.
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Wellston
Hillman V
Jock) Warren
Second St
Jenkins
Kirby Oiler
Ridgewood Cemetery
Warren
University Hospital, Columbus
Frank
Rosa Bennett Warren
Raymond
Catherine
Harold
Shingles Springs
Calif
Jennifer
Denise
Jackson County
American Rose Society
Glouster
Floyd
Tody) McCutcheon
West Lafayette
Orbiston
John
Minerva Stem McCutcheon
Ford Garage
Arlington Motor Co
Columbus
Robert
Dayton
Sherman
N. Y
William
New Albany
Paul
Esther) Gould
Coshocton
James
Betty) Frazee
Ted
Isabelle) Zarley
ZaneVille
Mary Bryson McCutcheon
van Fossen
Paul Johnson
Maplewood Cemetery
Vinton
Deer Creek Freewill Baptist Church
William Charles Ramey
Inez
Dowel
Rhoda Stepp Ramey
Armithia Harper Rainey
William Charles Jr
Grover
Ewington
Lee
Pomeroy
Noah
Concord
Mich
Christina Hawks
Katherine Hatfield
Delbarton
W. Va
Audrey Justis
Rev. L. Wilson
Vinton Memorial Park Cemetery
McCoy-Moore
Summer 74 Teacher Workshop Added at Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College announces a Summer 74 Teacher Workshop for July 15 for elementary and secondary teachers funded partly by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation. The reading workshop is one credit hour and costs $15 per credit hour. Six other workshops run July through August with various topics and registration is open until the first day of each session. Educators may call the Admissions Office at 614 245 5353 for details.
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Rio Grande
Herman L. Koby
Rio Grande College
Martha Holden Jennings
Rio Grande College Admissions Office
Fires Set at Central Elementary in Night of Vandalism
Wellston reports three minor fires at Central Elementary as part of ongoing vandalism. Superintendent Ralph McCormick notes 55 windows broken earlier this week and damage from chalk, broken bulbs, a window, and a gym floor marked by fires and vandalism. Police investigate.
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Wellston
Central Elementary School
Central School
Ralph McCormick
McCormick
Wellston Police Department
Fire Burns Three Cabins at Wellston Campground
A morning blaze at the Wellston Campground near Route 327 destroyed one cabin owned by the Wellston Campground Association and damaged two others. Fire crews arrived at 8:25 a.m. and the cause was not yet known. The cabins shelter attendees during the annual camp meeting which starts Tuesday.
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Wellston
Thornton Wilson
Humphrey Report Details Inquiries Into Campaign Funds
The staff report says Humphrey moved 89 000 in stock and 23 000 in cash from a blind trust to his 1972 campaign two months before a new law limited self funding. It notes the stock value was 86 000 and questions remain about trust setup and ownership.
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Committee
Lindsay Finance
Humphrey
Watergate Committee
New York Times
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Jack Chestnut
Nixon and Brezhnev Back Health Energy Deals in Moscow
Leaders outlined talks on limiting nuclear weapons and boosting trade during Nixon's Kremlin visit. A private 70 minute meeting set agenda for the weeklong stay as both sides voiced mutual conviction for peace and detente amid a Kremlin banquet critique of Cold War opponents.
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Nixon
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Walter Stoessel
U.S
Moscow
William G. Hyland
State Department Intelligence and Research Bureau
White House
Soviet Union
United States
St Clair Defends Nixon in Watergate Case Winds Up Testimony
St Clair wrapped his defense arguing Nixon had no knowledge of the Watergate break in and did not participate in the cover up. The defense centered on the March 21, 1973 Nixon Dean discussion about payments to E Howard Hunt and a $75,000 delivery to Hunt's lawyer.
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Hunt
Dean
Wiggins
Dear
Nixon
St. Clair
Peter W. Rodine Jr
N.J
Athens County Court Dismisses One Case and Issues Warrant
In Athens County Municipal Court Robert Huntington, 23, of 21 Rose Ave, charged with breaking and entering, was dismissed on motion of solicitor with costs to defendant. Ronald P. Green, Cleveland, charged with criminal mischief had no show and a warrant issued. Rolland Higgins Jr, Glouster, charged with shoplifting at Buckeye Mart, $100 and costs. Aziz B Farag, 22, 307-2 Monticello Village, speed, $10 and costs, fine suspended. Racine OES to Meet: Racine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Monday at 8 at the Temple for initiation of two candidates.
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Robert Huntington
Rose Ave
Ronald P. Green
Cleveland
Rolland Higgins, Jr
Glouster
Buckeye Mart
Aziz B. Farag
Monticello
Racine Oes
Racine
Racine Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Temple
Two men found innocent in Davies assault case
Athens County Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter acquitted Richard Grim and Stanley Meeks of assault and battery charges filed by Mrs. Zazel Davies. The Oct 25 1973 incident involved Leonard Davies's death days later, with Grim and Meeks claiming self defense against threats and a knife attack.
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Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Richard Grim
Stanley Meeks
Zazel Davies
Near Shade
Grim
Meeks
Charles Hanning
Davies
Leonard
Sheeter
Hanning
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Rest Home Resident Missing in Local Search
Arthur Gaston, 84, is missing from Kimes Convalescent Center. Police and residents seek help locating him after he was last seen at about 1 40 p.m. Thursday. He may have left with visitors from Buchtel who did not know he was a resident. He formerly lived in Columbus and on Rock Riffle Road. He has white hair and was wearing black pants and a red plaid shirt.
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Kimes Convalescent Center
Arthur Gaston
Buchtel
Gaston
Columbus
Rock Riffle Road
Power Co Receives $105 Million Non-Taxable IRB
Appalachian Power Co has obtained $105 million in industrial revenue bonds from Mason County Court to install pollution control equipment at the Philip Sporn Plant and the planned Project 1301 power plant. About $25 million funds Philip Sporn and $80 million funds Project 1301 as required by the Federal Air Quality Act. The bonds are non tax exempt and will finance projects to aid local industry. the equipment will not generate power itself but serves plants it supports.
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Point Pleasant
Appalachian Power Co
Mason County Court
Philip Sporn
Mason County
Drugs Stolen From Nelsonville Doctor's Office
Nelsonville police investigate a drug theft from Dr. Ruben Flores at Public Square. Over 1,000 pills were taken along with $10 in cash.
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Nelsonville
Ruben Flores
Public Square
Meigs Couples Secure Marriage Licenses
Patrick O'Brien aged 22 of Pomeroy and Mary Bradbury age 21 of Middleport obtain a marriage license. Robert Pullins 25 of Coolville and Janice Boggs 19 of Reedsville also licensed. Lewis Van Johnson 23 of Pomeroy and Kathryn Hutton 19 of Langsville receive licenses.
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Patrick O'Brien
Pomeroy
Mary Bradbury
Middleport
Robert Pullins
Coolville
Janice Boggs
Reedsville
Lewis van Johnson
Kathryn Hutton
Langsville
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