Mrs. Devol Dies At 75 in Carbon Hill
Mrs. Charles Effie May Devol 75 died at home in Carbon Hill after a long illness. Native of Green Two she was daughter of Warner and Kathryn Lehman and member of Carbonhill Methodist Church. Survived by husband four sons Alva Gallipolis mer Woodrow Wellston Lester Long Beach Calif two daughters Ora Marshall Columbus Mary Wagner Bremen 12 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren six brothers and one half sister. Funeral arrangements include viewing after 7 p.m. and burial at Carbonhill Cemetery with Rev. Howard Householder conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lehman
Columbus
Bert
Green
Charles
Millfield
Seber
Orlandeth
Gore
Enos
California
Josephine Green
Nelsonville
Leonard Funeral Home
Carbonhill Methodist Church
Howard Householder
Carbonhill Cemetery
Mrs. R. D. Young Dies Thursday in Pomeroy
Mrs. R. D. Young died Thursday morning at her son Thomas Youngs home on West Main Street in Pomeroy. She is survived by her son and daughter Mrs. Gaynelle Wise four grandchildren eight great‑grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church with a Rosary at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev Fr John Turel will officiate.
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Pomeroy
R. D. Young
Thomas
W. Main St
Gaynelle Wise
Sacred Eart Church
Ewing Funeral Home
John Turel
Spencer Rites Set Saturday at Ewing Funeral Home
Spencer Walde Spencer 73 of Syracuse died Thursday morning at the Mason Clinic. He is survived by his wife Let tie a daughter Hilda Longwell of East Liverpool a grandson Gilbert Longwell and a sister Alice Pullins of Springfield. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Ewing funeral home with calling hours after Friday morning. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemetery.
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Pomeroy—Walde Spencer
Syracuse
Mason Clinic
Lettie
Hilda Longwell
East Liverpool
Gilbert Longwell
Alice Pullins
Springfield
Ewing Funeral Home
Letart Falls
Marion Grange meeting highlights forward program and visitors
The Marion Grange at the D of A hall with about 60 in attendance featured an Easter hat parade led by Charles Blackston. The program included songs by Becky Stuart, soil erosion talk by Larry Davis, and a Christ centered closing, followed by refreshments. Lake Logan 4 H Club met for its second session with eight members and plans for parents night in April.
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Marion Grange
D of A
Charles Blackston
Faghion Mount
Charles Bryant
Harry Nill
Henry Glass
Charles Rutter
George Wolfe
Peter Cottontail
Becky Stuart
Kenneth Stuart
FFA
Harry Risch
Larry Davis
Larry
Logan
Harry
Colonel Bogey
Cheryl Bradey
Lancaster
Blackston
Edna Hughes
Christ
Michael Dale Tucker
Roy Wolfe
Lake Logan
Carol Davis
Wanda Wagoner
Carol Sater
Hocking Grange
Union Good Friday Services Set For Methodist Church
Logan ministers sponsor a union Good Friday program at First Methodist Church from 12 30 to 2 30 p m The Seven Last Words theme features multiple pastors presenting topics and choirs performing Bizet’s Lamb of God and a solo God So Loved the World The service closes with Re union and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Logan
First Methodist Church
Logan Ministerial Association
J. Carl Plummer
Presbyterian
J. Richard Farmer
Bizet
Earl Edwards
Apostolic Gospel Church
D. S. Dunkle
EUB
Gloria Houk
Mark
Roy E. Klingler
Church of the Nazarene
Ministerial Association
Ohio University Student Visits with Parents in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. William Fife and children Mike and Debbie of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fife. Mrs. Nina Amos visited her son Dale in Gallipolis. Junior Cornelius, a student at Ohio University, spent a day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornelius.
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Cheshire
William Fife
Mike and
Debbie
Columbus
Mr. Fife
G. A. Fife
Nina Amos
Dale
Gallipolis
Junior Cornelius
Ohio University
Robert Cornelius
Nelsonville High alumni plan five year reunion
Members of the Nelsonville High School graduating class of 1954 meet at 7 30 p m today at 21 Monroe Street home of Mrs Larry Flowers to finalize plans for their five year reunion.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Larry Flowers
Monroe St
Rummage Sale Set By Rainbow Assembly 109
A rummage sale by the Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly 109 will be held Saturday at 8 a.m. in the Lawson Building across from Krogers in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Lawson
Krogers
Order of Rainbow For
Assembly
Arthur Fick 69 Dies in Meigs General Hospital
Arthur G. Fick 69 of Pomeroy died Thursday morning at Meigs General Hospital after a month long illness. He was born in Pomeroy to Phillip and Mary Ohlinger Fick and earned a 50 year pin as a Chesapeake and Ohio conductor. Survived by wife Chloe a daughter Neils Power of Middleport a son Arthur Jr. of Pomeroy three grandchildren one great grandchild sister Kate Fick Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home Middleport burial Riverview Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Arthur G. Fick
Meigs General Hospital
Phillip and
Mary Ohlinger Fick
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Federated Church
Chole
Neils Power
Middleport
Arthur, Jr
Kate Fick
Rawlings-Coats
Waldo J. Bartels
Riverview Cemetery
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits And Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Philmore Matheny Murray City Mark Oakley Nelsonville Miss Norman Dayton Nelsonville Stanley Colburn New Lexington Clarence Watts Nelsonville and discharges for Miss Jean Harmony Nelson Charles Mitchell Murray City Miss Carolyn Mitchell Murray City Miss Beverly Mourn Nelsonville Route 1 William Wakefield Chauncey Miss Linda Brunston New Lexington Mrs Thomas Boyle New Straitsville and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philmore Matheny
Murray City
Mark Oakley
Nelsonville
Norman
Dayton
Stanley Colburn
New Lexington
Clarence Watts
Jean Harmony
Charles Mitchell
Carolyn Mitchell
Beverly Mourn
William Wakefield
Chauncey
Linda Brunston
Thomas Boyle
New Straitsville
Communion Service At First Christian Church Tonight
Candlelight communion service to be held at 7 30 p m in the First Christian Church Nelsonville with young people assisting. Girls with candles carry lights while boys serve at the Lord’s table and Rev Ted Faulkner offers meditation as part of Union Holy Week Services. Everyone is invited.
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Nelsonville
First Christian
Ted Faulkner
Pickets Relieved For Good Friday Services
In Nel sonville, pickets will be relieved from noon to 2 p m at all local posts by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers during the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co strike so they may attend Good Friday services at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
First Presbyterian Church
Final Rites Planned for John W. OHarrow
Nelsonville final rites are scheduled for John W. OHarrow 44 of 177 Myers Street who died of a heart attack Tuesday night Burial will be in Green Lawn cemetery The service Friday at 3 p m at the Myers Street home Rev E E Leadingham officiates Friends may call at the residence any time
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Nelsonville
John W. O’harrow
Myers St
E. E. Leadingham
Green Lawn Cemetery
Carroll Hardy May Stick With Indians
Carroll Hardy, the outfielder, may remain with the Cleveland Indians instead of being shipped to Denver. He logged 48 punts last season and is kept on the Indians roster at least until the season opener.
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Carroll Hardy
Tucson
Ariz
Denver
Cleveland Indians
Physicians Named to Represent Athens County at State Meeting
Two Nelsonville physicians will represent the Athens County Medical Society at the Ohio State Medical Association annual meeting in Columbus April 21 to 24. Dr Don R Johnson will serve as delegate with Dr Carroll L Sines as alternate.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens County Medical Society
Ohio State Medical Association
Don R. Johnson
Carroll L. Sines
NHL Wednesday Results and Playoff Standings
Montreal leads the best of seven against Chicago one game to none while Boston leads Toronto one game to none in their respective semifinal series. No Thursday games are listed and schedules show two matchups.
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National Hockey League
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
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Mrs. Young
Spencer Rites
Rexall
Exaee Drug Store
Stoltz
James Holtel
Public Square
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al c Ron Mankin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
State and Defense Departments
International Co-operation Administration
Defense
Neil McElroy
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs
Mankin
Whittier
Calif
Neton Bridge
VOGUE
McCall's
Drechowu's Shoe Store
Columbus Street
Arthur Fick
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Flantone
Luckoff’s
J. W. O Harrow
Shop Hilleary'’s
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Little Miss
Oxfords
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