Area Death Notices From Gallipolis Area
Obituary notices for Kinzey A Hill 88 longtime Gallia Academy High School custodian Paint Creek Baptist Church deacon and trustee. Also Alonzo Rollins 83 former Logan resident Ester Rollins deaths, plus Stanley Jones 73 Pomeroy, James McDowell 77 Charleston, Golda Hayes 51 San Diego, and Josephine Cubbage 98 with services listed.
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Hill
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Paint Creek
Pomeroy
Stanley B. Jones
E. Main St
Meigs General Hospital
United Methodist Church
Murder suicide ends in double tragedy in Wilkesville
In Gallia and Vinton counties a man and his former wife died from gunshot wounds after a domestic dispute. James W. Mahaffey 47 shot his wife Anna Blakenship Mahaffey 47 at her Wilkesville area home then killed himself at his mother's home. Officials ruled murder death by own action. Surviving relatives include Mahaffey's four brothers and sister. Funeral arrangements followed in Bland Virginia and Radcliff Church. Mahaffey had owned a Wilkesville barber shop and served in World War II.
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Wilkesville
Wilkesville Area
James W. Mahaffey
Ewington
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Anna Blakenship Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Bill
Timothy
Frankie
Gallia
John
Alva
Albany
Robert
Athens
Emmett
Barboursville
W. Va
Cora McManus
Wellston
William
Ordinance Employs Engineering Firm by City Council
An ordinance dated June 19 1947 authorizes the city of Py City Ohio to hire an engineering firm for preparation and planning of improvements from East State Street to a designated section. The Public Service Director is empowered to execute the contract. Harry B Crewson serves as President of the Council.
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Director of Public Service of
Ohio
In - Gohonne
Fast State Street
Nelsonville Personal Notices Include Hospital Admission
Nelsonville notices report Ernest Hoskins of Gallipolis was admitted to University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore for surgery. Address listed as Room 10-106 at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Maryland. Also noted are family members and a Miami Beach conference visit by the Liddie Adkins Cov ert Hunter families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hoskins
Gallipolis
Blue Fountain
Connett
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Redwood and
Green Streets
William E. Liddie
Dick Covert
Nelsonville
Dick Hunter
Logan
Miami Beach
Fla
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
Fontainebleau Hotel
Births at Mount St Mary Hospital listed names
A Mount St Mary Hospital note lists births and new arrivals from multiple families. Numerous parents are named including Downs, Thacker, Fuller, Browning, Calentine, Perry, Bush, Timmons, Traugh, Warren, Whitlatch, Trader, Vallowe, Arnold, Stanley, Reynolds, Keaton, Brown, Hillyer, Keplar, Davis, Seitz, Kitchen, Valkinburg, Dearing, McClain, Clary, Hughes, Gilkey, Withem, Walcott, Sanborn, Carpenter, Whyte, Dempsey, Cooper, Burley, Lanning, Chesher, Ervin, Six, Burns, Strawn, and others, with many from Nelsonville, Glouster, Athens, New Straitsville, and surrounding towns. One transfer noted: Edward Cox moved to University Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Browning
New Straitsville
Dora Calentine
Nelsonville
Clara Perry
Lillian Bush
Union Furnace
Carol Timmons
Murray City
Janice Traugh
Emma Warren
Basil Whitlatch
Zona Trader
Margaret Vallowe
Athens
Ralph Arnold
Frances Stanley
Mary J. Reynolds
Ida Keaton
Glouster
Ethel Brown
Millfield
Patricia Hillyer
Emma Keplar
Mary M. Davis
Ath
Amy Seitz
Carbon Hill
Earl Kitchen
Max Valkinburg
Donald L. Dearing
John E. McClain
Romayne Clary
Gladys P Hughes
Juanita Gilkey
Patty Withem
Zola Walcott
Lena Sanborn
Virgene Carpenter
Virginia Whyte
Mary Ann Dempsey
Edwin Coope
Wendy Burley
Roy Lanning
Vesta Chesher
Annabelle Ervin
Merle Six
Nelsonville High seniors urged to live for a cause
The 74 graduates heard Rev Thomas Stockdale warn that idealism has little standing today and urged them to cling to a cause they are willing to live for. The baccalaureate at the high school auditorium featured remarks on pilgrimage, with worship and invocation by local clergy and music from the school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Thomas Stockdale
First Christian Church
Nelsonville Meeting Times For Local Groups
Valley Temple No 137 Pythian Sisters meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Pythian Building to discuss picnic and summer programs. Nelsonville Teenage Republican Club meets Thursday at 6 30 p m at Kroger parking lot for a picnic lunch after a cookout last Thursday at Alan Johnsons home. Nelsonville Emblem Club meets Tuesday at 8 p m at the Elks Hall with potluck after.
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Valley Temple No. 137
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Nelsonville
Republican Club
Kroger
Alan Johnson
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Indians Welcome Papago Touring Group in Nelsonville
Nelsonville and Buchtel residents gave the Papago Indian touring group a warm welcome over Friday and Saturday. The 90 youths ages 14 to 16 traveled by school buses and headed for Sells, Arizona after departing Sunday at 5 a.m. The visit, arranged through former resident Charles Pedigo, featured dances in York School auditorium and baskets presented to local hosts.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Sells
Ariz
Washington, D. C
Charles Pedigo
Indian Oasis
First Presbyterian Church
York School
Raymond Foughty
Dale Wharton
Lloyd Evans
Hercel W. Merchant
Indian Oassis School
Mrs. Shepard Celebrates 96th Birthday In Nelsonville
Nelsonville note: Grace Dew Shepard known as Grammy marks her 96th birthday. A resident of Amesville Nursing Home, she is a longtime public figure. She married Miles Q. Shepard in 1906, lived as pioneers in Washington state, returned to Nelsonville in the 1920s and remained active in First Christian Church and DAR. She has one daughter, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and has boxed mailing cards to Amesville Nursing Home.
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Nelsonville
Miles
Grace Dew) Shepard
Grammy
Amesville
Miles Q. Shepard
Ohio lawmakers weigh new plan for sewage treatment
Ohio legislators urged action after the Ohio Bond Commission defeat derailed a $350 million sewage treatment program. A proposed federal match would cut local shares to 25 percent with state 25 percent and federal 50 percent. State funds totaling $100 million were lost, raising fears the 30 percent federal share could shrink under new clean water rules. Pennsylvania’s $500 million conservation bond approval pressures Ohio amid hopes for broader federal aid.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission
Emmett W. Arnold
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Pennsylvania
Chapter Assists In Initiation In Middletown
Ten members of Pi Delta Pi helped initiate a new Squire Chapter of the Junior Order of Knights of Pythias in Middletown. Grand Chancellor James Koth era of Ohio and other officers attended. The group toured Wright Patterson Air Force Museum and Armco Steel Plant after a day with Lafayette Lodge No. 37.
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Nelsonville
Pi Delta Pi
Middletown
The
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge No. 37
Dayton
Air Force Museum
Wright- Patterson Field
Armco Steel
Jit Piercé
Steve Brown
Tom Rosser
Dick Standish
Eddie Midkiff
Steve Davis
Billy Standish
Pat Linscott
Greg Wharton
Nicky Ogg
James Hollenbaugh
Mrs. Hollenbaugh
Markets Cincinnati AP cattle hogs and sheep prices
Markets in Cincinnati report cattle at 50 to 75 higher for cows and bulls, prime steers around 26.00 for 1000 lb, calves steady to up, hogs 15 lower for barrows and gilts, sows strong, boars 14 to 16, sheep lambs 1.00 lower, spring lambs 27.00 to 29.00. Also notes Detroit season recaps with Black Hawks and Canadians beating Detroit. Wings results.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Open Hearing Bill Backed By AP Group
The Associated Press Society of Ohio endorsed Senate Bill 197 to outlaw executive sessions and bar newsmen from such meetings. APSO members urged protection of press rights amid discussions with Ohio Newspaper Association and Columbus Dispatch officials. President for 1967 68 Tom Hunter was named Wilmington News Journal editor Jack Osler Dayton Daily News city editor new trustee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press Society of
Senate
APSO
William D. Schlemmer
Akron Beacon Journal
William Oertel
The
Ohio Newspaper Association
Howard
Sam) Thompson
Columbus Dispatch
Associated Press
Hugh Mullinga
America
Vietnam
Tom Hunter
Wilmington News - Journal
Jack Osler
Dayton Daily News
Siatetown Journal
Harold Schellkopf
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Postal Department
National Mail
Indiana
Kinzie Hill
Kinzey A. Hill
3Rd Ave
Alexander
Hele
Lewis Hill
Elmer
Eulaika
Williams
Jolliett
Agatha Troche
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochelle Hill
Maggie Williams Hill
Maggie Ving Hill
Hester Anderson Hill
Paint Creek Baptist Church
Elbert McGee
Pine Street
Miller Funeral Home
Logan—Oakey Alonzo Rollins
W. Second Street
Broadview
Lancaster
He Was
Ripley, W. Va
William Albert and
Argentia Rhoads Rollins
Rollins
Osher of
Helena Kitchen
Juanita McCarty
Roy Or
Earl
East Liverpool
Pearl Rhoads
Ester
Leonard Funeral Home
Roy Klinger
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Minersville
Jacob T
Margaret Jones
Drew Webster Post American Legion
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co
Anna Louise
Earnest A
Allan
Santa Ana
Calif
Carol
Kenneth
Jeffrey
Leslie
Will Jones
Earnest Rae
Ewing Funeral Home
Melvin Alkire
Beech Grove Cemetery
James P. McDowell
Charleston
Charleston Hardware Co
Helen Stevens
Gallipolis Ferry
James
Vero Beach
Mary McDowell
Helen Kinzer
Winter Park
Samuel McDowell
low-Bonsall Funeral Home
Mrs
Golda M. Hayes
San Diego
Figueroa Blvd
Athens County
Benjamin H
Olive E. Cranmer Pugh
Fred E. Hayes
Linda Joyce
Clarence
Blanche) Crago
Ostrander
Deane
Martha) Carter
Frankfort
Mary) Carter
Victor Pugh
Akron
California
Rosecran National Cemetery
Cubbage Services
Josephine Cubbage
McCoy-Wetherholt
Albert McKenzie
Centenary
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Joseph Strong
Gallia County
Donald R. Warehime
Harry B. Crewson
Charles Adkins
Matt Adkins
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard Downs
Oscar H. Thacker
John Lloyd Evans
Kate McCoy
Frank Patala
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
E. M. Poston
Karns
Allen Lumber Co
Father Frank Patala
Bob
Petha
Reisner
Torrence
New York
Fs Aaa
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Black Hawks
AP Group
Peace Corps
Mulligan
U.S
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