Obituary notes area forester Knudson dies in Kentucky
Area resident Area ATHENS Ray W Knudson 63 of 23 Grand Park Blvd Athens died unexpectedly Sunday in Berea Kentucky en route home from Florida after an apparent heart attack He was born Wolverton Minnesota a Crookston High School graduate with a forestry degree from the University of Minnesota He worked 34 years for the United States Forest Service including 12 years as Athens Ranger District Wayne National Forest He helped in land purchases and assisted in acquiring nearly one million acres for Clark National Forest Missouri in the 1930s He also worked with CCC program He remained active in forest service land purchases after retirement He belonged to First Presbyterian Church Salem Lodge 225 F&AM Izaak Walton League National Association of Retired Civil Service Employees and the Society of American Foresters He is survived by his wife Lillian son Glen Athens daughter Donna Carlson Downey California four grandchildren two brothers Claude Gully Minnesota and Howard Parkersburg Iowa two sisters Mrs John Brelsford and Miss Ruby Knudson Port Angeles Washington Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Hughes Funeral Home Rev Llewellyn Kemmerle officiating Burial in West Union Street Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Richard
Donna) Carlson
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Parkersburg
Iowa
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Ruby Knudson
Port Angeles
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Llewellyn Kemmerle
West Union Street
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Diamond
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Glenford Dugan
American Legion
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Anna Levering
Flossie
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Buchtel
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Obituary Notices for Dicken and Martin Families
Walter A Dicken 78 of New Marshfield Route 1 died Monday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness. He operated a garage 35 years and was a 32 year school bus driver. Survived by wife Matilda and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at New Marshfield Methodist Church with burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Athens area widow Mrs Charles S Martin 85 died unexpectedly at home. She lived in Athens 51 years and was a Central Avenue Methodist Church member. Survived by daughter Mildred Natlock, sons Hanson B and Clarence W Martin, three grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral Thursday 1 pm at Hughes Funeral Home with burial at West Union Street Cemetery. Call at funeral home after 2:30 pm Wednesday.
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New Marshfield
Walter A. Dicken
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kernal
Harriett Thompson Dicken
Charles
George
Zanesville
Ina Mason
Logan
Everett
New Plymouth
Eugene
Nelsonville
Frank
Vernon
Naomi Ann
New Marshfield Methodist Church
Athens
Charles S. Martin
S. High St
Pomeroy
Thomas
Lydia Donaldson
Central Avenue
Mildred Natlock
Mentor
Hanson B
Clarence W. Martin
Frank Idle
Betheny
Ward Radford
Beaver
Hughes Funeral Home
West Union Street
Martha A. Beaver 80 Dies in Hartford Home
Mrs. Martha Ann Beaver of Leon Route 3 died Monday at Green Rest Home in Hartford. Born in Paducah Kentucky she was widow of Virgil Beaver who died in 1960. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday at Mohr Stevens Funeral Home with Rev Jack C Higgins. Burial Leon Cemetery.
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Martha Ann Beaver
Leon
Green Rest
Hartford
Paducah
Virgil Beaver
Mohr- Stevens Funeral Home
Jack C. Higgins
Leon Cemetery
Student Returns To Guide Hocking County 4-H Clubs
Janie Holloway, longtime 4-H participant, takes over as 4-H assistant in Hocking County Extension Office guiding 25 clubs until mid September before resuming studies at Ohio State University for an agriculture degree. She replaces Don Young and is the daughter of Robert and Mrs. Holloway of Logan Route 3.
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College of Agriculture
Robert Holloway
Logan Route 3
Janie Holloway
Hocking
Don Young
Roy Cross
Center Director Starts Working 3 Months Early
Nelsonville report that John J. Light will assume duties as director of the Tri- County Joint Vocational School and Technical Center on July 1 though already starting work. He serves as intern director of Chandler Technical School in Willoughby and has a background in vocational education finance industry and Kent State University degrees. The Light family plans to move to the area this summer.
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Nelsonville
John J. Light
Tri- County Joint Vocational School and Technical Center
Light
New Philadelphia
Chandler Technical School
Willoughby
Chandler
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Kent State University
Honors Day Assembly Study By Student Council Committee
A special committee appointed by the Student Council will study Athens Junior High School's Honors Day assembly. The panel approved a swimming party at the recent meeting led by Calista Kerr. Eugene Brundige praised conduct at the last social event. The committee decided not to buy gym drapes. A group was named to plan the April 24 Washington trip.
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Athens Junior High School
Calista Kerr
Eugene Brundige
Washington
Paul R. Knight Faces Charge Over Improper Brakes
Paul R. Knight, 20, of Reed Hall, is cited by police over improper brakes. Bail set at $20 with costs.
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Paul R. Knight
Reed Hall
Illness brings Delores Hanke to Hud son Health Center
Miss Delores Hanke, 20, of Wilson Hall, was taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department squad after she fainted at McCracken Hall on East Union Street. The squad was called at 3 09 p m. Junior J Reed, 46, of Logan, pleaded guilty in County Court to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated, was fined 150 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three days in jail. Trustees of Alexander Cemetery, Inc., Hebardsville, request removal of grave decorations by March 25.
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Delores Hanke
Wilson Hall
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
McCracken Hall
E. Union Street
Junior J. Reed
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Alexander Cemetery, Inc
Hebardsville
Wilmington Professor to Speak at Dairy Herd Banquet
Logan James Davis an assistant professor in the Wilmington College Agriculture Department will address the Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association at their annual banquet on March 30 at Starr Washington School Union Furnace. Dinner at 7 p.m. by the Union Furnace Band Boosters. Joint meeting with the extension service Beef Committee. Tickets from directors beef committee men or extension office, due by March 27. New directors to be elected for a two year term.
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Logan
James Davis
Wilmington College Agriculture Department
Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Starr-Washington School
Union Furnace
Extension Service
Seminar In Chemistry Is Opened At Ohio University
Ohio University's chemical engineering department opened a three part seminar on polymers at 4 p.m. Tuesday at The Ohio University Inn. Seventy five engineers registered including 16 from the university and 59 from Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia. Dr. John R. Collier directed the opening session and Dr. Robert L. Savage gave the after dinner address. Lecturers will cover plastics elastomers and fibers in sessions on April 11 and May 9 at the inn.
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Chemical Engineering
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Ohio
West Virginia
John R. Collier
Robert L. Savage
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Best Clergy Conindolbers in Modern Medicine Book
New York AP reports Dr. William D. Sharpe argues clergy often refer to peers or physicians for help. His book Medicine and the Ministry notes that many claim psychiatry skills, but diagnosis and treatment of emotional disorders require hard earned medical skill.
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New York
William D. Sharpe
Appleton Century
Dog Owner Fined On Warden's Charges
Robert Powers of Hanlin Avenue faced Municipal Court Tuesday morning after pleading guilty to two charges by the acting county dog warden Paul Hudnall. Powers was fined ten dollars and costs for a license violation and five dollars and costs for letting a dog run loose.
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Robert Powers
Hanlin Ave
Paul Hudnall
Powers
Shirts and Pants Found at Car Wash on Union Street
Thirteen laundered shirts and one pair of dress pants were found Monday night at a car wash on W Union Street, police said. The owner, by identifying the items, can claim them at police headquarters. Gloria Jean Topsail, a minor, from John Franklin Topsail, gross neglect. she gets custody of the child and support. Florence Eileen Pickett, a minor, from John Franklin Pickett, gross neglect. he is in state penal institution, she gets custody of the child and support when he is released. Carol Janet Fisher vs Frederick A Fisher, gross neglect and extreme cruelty. she seeks support and custody of the child.
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W. Union Street
Gloria Jean Topsail
John Franklin Topsail
Florence Eileen Pickett
John Franklin Pickett
Carol Janet Fisher
Frederick A. Fisher
Honor Roll Named At Starr Washington Junior High
Starr Washington School released 53 students named to the Starr Washington Junior Senior High Honor Roll for the fourth six weeks. Merit Honor Roll includes seniors Larry Cooke and Margaret Mosure plus Pam Topps Carolyn Mosure Lois Yates and others across grades.
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Union Furnace
Starr- Washington School
Starr - Washington
Larry Cooke
Margaret Mosure
Pam Topps
Carolyn Mosure
Lois Yates
Paul Dutcher
Leroy Scribner
New York Firemen Vote for Strike After Wage Offer Rejected
Five thousand city firemen backed an immediate strike vote by mail after rejecting a wage offer. They authorized suspending all services except emergencies, sparking street protests with chants of Strike, baby. The Uniformed Firemen's Association said the referendum would occur once the machinery is set up. The department employs 14,000, with a no strike clause in the International Association of Fire Fighters contract. First grade firemen earn 8483 dollars annually. a proposal for 900 more and 285 in welfare benefits was rejected.
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New York
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
UFA
International Association of Fire Fighters
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Hocking Valley Hospital Admits List of Patients
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Thomas Butter of Logan Route 1 Mrs. Mearl Rizer Logan Route 3 Mrs. Chandos Kistler Logan Mrs Edna F Risher Logan Willard Dixon Mrs Jerry Cox and son Howard Mayle Mrs Orla Fickel Robert W Buttler and baby girl Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Nelson.
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Thomas Butter
Logan
Mearl Rizer
Chandos Kistler
Edna F. Risher
Willard Dixon
Jerry Cox
Howard Mayle
Orla Fickel
Robert W. Buttler
Nelson
Dewey Nelson
Canine roundup nets 11 roaming dogs in Nelsonville
A police dog patrol captured eleven roaming canines and handed them to the Athens County dog warden. Fines of ten dollars each were paid by Fred Adams Bear 708 Poplar Sr and Irene Dodson FE Washington Street for allowing dogs to roam at large.
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Athens County
Fred Adams
Bear
Poplar Sr
Irene Dodson
Washington Street
Service Group Meetings in Laurelville and Haydenville
In Laurelville at U B church Mrs E F Disbennett and daughter hosted. Devotions by Mrs Harry Martin scripture by Mrs Dick Karr lesson on poverty by Mrs Melvin Taylor and Rev Emerson gave closing prayer. In Haydenville Mrs J D Lebenstrom led devotion at her parsonage for Kings Daughters class with social hour contests and refreshments served by her sons Marque and Mike. Life of hymn writer Fanny Crosby highlighted the devotional period.
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Laurelville
WSWS
U. B. Church
E. F. Disbennett
Harry Martin
Dick Karr
Melvin Taylor
Emerson
Haydenville
J. D. Lebenstrom
Kings Daughters
Marque
Mike
Fanny Crosby
Markets Cincinnati and Columbus Grain Prices Report
Markets Cincinnati AP USDA cattle and hogs steady to 25 cents higher with calves and dairy cows active. Ohio grain prices from the Dept of Agriculture show red wheat 1.61 to 1.66 a bushel, corn 1.24 to 1.31, oats 0.68 to 0.75, soybeans 2.71 to 2.78 per bushel, with variations by grade.
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