Area Death Notices From Gallipolis And Surrounding Areas
Multiple obituaries from Gallipolis Kanauga Middleport Millfield Glouster list Martha Frances Miller Nora J Hamilton Georgia Shean Hettie Simons, with ages and birthplaces. Details include survivors, funeral times, locations at Bell Chapel Church Rawlings Coats Johnson and Greens Run Church of Christ, burial in Mina Middleport Hill West Union Street Green Lawn cemeteries, and visit hours.
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Gallipolis
Martha Frances Miller
Second St
Kanauga
Holzer Medical Center
John and
Goldie Williams Johnson
Miller
John C. Miller
Dayton
Goldie Province
Dorothy White
Gallipoli Ferry
Freida Butcher
Londonderry
Louise McCarthy
Jackson
Tommy Broyles
Gallpolis
Marie Jeffers
Marjorie Johnson
Kananga
Bell Chapel
Everett Delaney
Mina
Middleport
Nora J. Hamilton
Hamilton St
Holzer Medical
William Dana Hamilton
Rawlings Coats
Charles Simons
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Millfield
Georgia Shean
Morristown
Johnson
Nelsonville
West Union Street
Athens
Washington County
Nathan Jones
Harry Shean
Shéan
Myrtle Tippie
Chauncey
Glouster
Hettie Simons
Otto
Kathrine Schrappe
Simons
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Joe
Betty) Toczik
Painesville
Walter
New Lexington
Robert
Frances Schildeman
Cincinnati
Homer Simons
Greens Run Church of
Suspension of Sentence Sought in Belk-Samson Case
Lawyer James Shumaker seeks suspension of Duane Knorr’s prison term for breaking and entering the Belk Samson store on N Court Street November 24. Knorr, a former Ohio University student now at Lebanon Correctional Institute, pleaded guilty. The county grand jury also ignored three charges of theft from three students February 5.
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James Shumaker
Duane Knorr
Albany
Knorr
Ohio University
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Belk-Simpson
N. Court Street
Shumaker
Registration Is Scheduled for Shade School
Pre kindergarten and first grade registration will be held Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at Shade school. Incoming kindergartners must be five and first graders six by Sept 30. Those who registered pupils for kindergarten last year need not register for first grade. Birth certificates and immunization records must be shown at registration.
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Shade School
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens area
Sheltering Arms Hospital records births for multiple families including Hugh Barnhill Athens Route 1 with a daughter and Paul Bartlett Athens Route 3 with a son. Also listed are Larry Bay Zaleski a daughter and Charles Pratt Radcliffe a daughter.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hugh Barnhill
Athens
Paul Bartlett
Larry Bay
Zaleski
Charles Pratt
Radcliffe
Athens Residents Attend State Event Luncheon in Columbus
Five Athens residents attend the Ohio Department of Development's annual Billion Dollar Club luncheon in Columbus. Gov. James Rhodes was principal speaker. Otis Simson and Wayne Brostrom of McBee Systems, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelly of Belk-Simpson and Mrs. John Algeo, Athens Chamber of Commerce secretary, were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Department of Development
Columbus
James Rhodes
Otis Simson
Wayne Brostrom
McBee Systems
Joe Kelly
Belk-Simpson
John Algeo
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Court Notices of Speeding and Driving Violations
Lela O Jenkins 9 Townsend PI cited for speeding in a school zone with $2 fine and $50 costs. Marion W Rose Athens cited for speeding in a school zone with $4 fine and $90 costs. Gary F Burns Ashtabula motorcycle without a license plus helmet with $20 fine and costs. Vicki L Clark The Plains driving 5 mph in a WS zone around accident scene with costs. Dames L Mink Bidwewmeeding patrol with $95 costs. Delors J Bentley Amasville patrol with $10 costs. Cacit Knowles Little Hocking Route 1 left of center with $9 costs.
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Lela O. Jenkins
Townsend PI
Marion W. Rose
Athens
Gary F. Burns
Ashtabula
Vicki L. Clark
the Plains
Two Callouts for Man Do Not End With Aid
Fire department squads answered two calls for a man on East State Street but authorities already had Charles Deal 53 Wellston in custody for intoxication. After jail, Deal reported illness and a second aid call was declined. A pumper truck was sent to North College Street to flush leaking gasoline.
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Fire Department
East State Street
County Highway
Charles Deal
Wellston
Deal
North College Street
Office Collections Hit $3.97 During April
The Athens title office collected $3 971 in fees in April with $978 75 to the State. Three titles were issued for 1970 model cars and titles were sold for various vehicles including 1969 cars 1968 models 1968 models and multiple trucks and station wagons totaling 1 936 titles. Clerk Marjorie Mitchell reported $57 50 in boat motor titles fees for 23 titles and $144 for 147 inspections.
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Athens
Marjorie Mitchell
Court Fines Two Youths in Municipal Court
Two Portsmouth youths arrested April 18 by city police were found guilty in Municipal Court after pleading no contest. Michael Bodmer was fined 35 dollars for disorderly conduct and fighting following an incident at the Burger Bay on W Union Street. Stephen Monroe was fined 35 dollars for resisting an officer, with an intoxication charge dismissed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Michael Bodmer
Burger Bay
Union Street
Stephen Monroe
Threatening Charge Denied In Municipal Court
Roger Gilkey 29 of Athens Route 3 pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge filed by Donna Poling The Plains. Deputies arrested Gilkey Monday near Sugar Creek. He posted 58 dollars bond for a preliminary hearing set May 14.
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Roger Gilkey
Athens
Donna Poling
the Plains
Sheriff's
Gilkey
Sugar Creek
Don Nicholson Residence Fire Narrowly Contained
Richland firemen were called to the Don Nicholson residence on Frum Road at noon Monday where a pile of scrap lumber burned and spread to the adjacent woods and grass. The wood had been burning and then rekindled. Volunteers prevented the blaze from reaching a second lumber supply and confined damage to the grass area.
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Richland Area
Don Nicholson
Frum Road
List of named patients at Holzer Medical Center
A roster of individuals including Clarence E. Barcus, Mrs George D. Carper, Mrs Mary Cox, Mrs Bertha J. Dillon, Mrs John P. Hamill, and others is noted in connection with Holzer Medical Center. The compilation lists many patients and accompanying relatives or guardians, reflecting a hospital or emergency listing.
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Clarence E. Barcus
George D. Carper
Mary Cox
Bertha J. Dillon
John P. Hamill
Dennis R Howell
Douglas J. Huston
William P. Jarrell
Delbert R. Jenkins
Jeffrey Preston Jones
Dolly G. Kling
William L. Kuhner
Larry M. Layne
Edna M. Mauck
Oscar Maynard
Michaelle Joe Oblinger
Perry R. Root
Charles Saunders Sr
Catherine E. Schroeder
William D. Sexton
Lewis J Smith
Kyril H. Snedden
James C. Wheeler
Mathew W. Addis
Cogley M. Brammell
Danny A. Brickles and Son
Murray E. Church
Roy L. Delong
Helen M. Evans
William G. Fannin
John E. Folden
Paul E. Hoffman
John Fischetti
Chicago Daily News
Moneta Sleet Jr
Ebony Magazine
Martin Luther King Jr
Leonard W. Levy
Brandeis University
B. L. Reid
Mt. Holyoke College
New York
John Quinn
George Oppen
Karel Husa
Cornell University
Athens County Mining History Topic
The Athens County Historical Society meets Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lake Burr Oak Lodge Whippoorwill Room. Frank Buhla of Glouster will discuss county mines and display photographs from early mining operations.
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Athens County
Athens County Historical Society
Whippoorwill
Lake Burr Oak Lodge
Frank Buhla
Glouster
Bad check written to University Cleaners ruled insufficient funds
A check written to University Cleaners March 26 was ruled backed by insufficient funds by Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter Tuesday. Kevin Harvell, 114 N Court Sr, was found guilty and fined $5. Midland, Mich Dr Richard Sr Mayer of Ohio University attended a 1969 chemical engineering workshop with 24 professors under Dow Chemical Co and Dow Corning Corp sponsorship. The Richland Avenue fire department will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the fire station for sticker distribution assignments.
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University Cleaners
Franklin Sheeter
Kevin Harvell
N. Court Sr
Midland, Mich
Richard Sr. Mayer
Ohio University
Midland
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Dow Chemical Co
Dow Corning Corp
Richland Avenue
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Athens for Two Days
The Athens Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Athens May 12 and 13, its fourth 1969 visit, aiming to collect 291 pints to meet a 625 pint April May June quota. Dr. Dale Nitzschke and the Ohio University Faculty Club sponsor the drive with Church of the Good Shepherd hosting, and donors urged to call for appointments.
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Red Cross
Athens
Athens Area
Charles McVey
Athens County
Columbus
Dale Nitzschke
Ohio University
Nitzschke
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Man Pleads Guilty To Indecent Exposure Charge
Gary Burg of Lakeview Apartments on N McKinley Avenue pled guilty in Municipal Court to two counts of indecent exposure. He received a $100 fine plus costs for exposing himself in front of four young girls Monday.
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Gary Burg
Lakeview
McKinley Avenue
Weather Rise Sees Athens Hit 87 Degrees
The Athens heat climbed to a mid summer high of 87 degrees on Monday and continued upward Tuesday morning as Observer C. L. Colmer reported a 9 am reading of 70 after an overnight low of 50.
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Mercury
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Ex Missionary Will Speak At Coonville
Coonville residents are invited to a missionary meeting at the Coonville Mission on Route 56 Wednesday at 7 30 p m The speaker is the Rev Carl Wesselhoeft of Logan Route 4 who served in Somali East Africa for nine and a half years and now teaches at Logan Junior High School
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Coonville
Carl Wesselhoeft
Logan
Wesselhoeft
East Africa
United States
Logan Junior High
Los Angeles Times Wins Third Pulitz er Prize for Public Service
The 1969 Pulitzer Prizes awarded to the Los Angeles Times for a corruption expose that reshaped Los Angeles city government and led to three bribery convictions. AP photographer Edward Adams won for a Vietnam War image. Other winners included N Scott Momaday for House Made of Dawn and Howard Sackler for The Great White Hope.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
William Tuohy
Times
Vietnam
Edward T. Adams
Associated Press
Nguyen [Ngoc Loan
N. Scott Momaday
Momaday
Howard Sackler
Jack Johnson
Norman Mailer
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Discharges
Pleasant Valley records list new arrivals including a son to Mr and Mrs David Sayre of Leon a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver of Mount Alto a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Burton of Henderson Timmy Shuler of Gallipolis ferry Elmer Henson of Buffalo Mrs Roger Snyder of Middleport Bonnie Francisco Letart Pauline Newton of Hartford Robert Crawford of Apple Grove along with discharges including Mrs Orville Clench Belma Allen Mrs John Christy and daughter Fredrick Waugh and Mrs Carl Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David’ Sayre
Leon
Charles Weaver
Mount Alto
Joseph Burton
Henderson
Timmy Shuler
Gallipolis Ferry
Elmer Henson
Buffalo
Roger Snyder
Middleport
Bonnie Francisco
Letart
Pauline Newton
Hartford
Robert Crawford
Apple Grove
Orville Clench
Belma Allen
John Christy
Fredrick Waugh
Carl Sharp
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Martha F. Miller
Mrs
Mrs. Hettie Simons
John Bolin
Common Pleas Court
Mansfield Reformatory
Patricia Grant
McArthur
Victor Hudwell
Guysville
Gene Campbell
Vera Smith
Nannette Bricker
Fauna Rhoades
New Marshfield
Robert Kyle
Nicholas Engleman
Pearl Garrett
Donald Powell
Arvilla Fulks
Kathryn Link
Richland
Athens County Mining History Society
Rene Jules Dubos
Rockefeller University
Mailer
Dubas
Cowinners
Pulitzer
Columbia University
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post Dispatch
New York World
John Fetterman
Louisville
Times and Courier-Journal
Hindman, Ky
Albert L. DeLugach
Denny Walsh
St. Louis Clobe- Democrat
Robert Cahn
Washington
Boston
Christian Science Monitor
Paul Greenberg
Pine Bluff
Ark
Pleasant Valley Hospital
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