OU Speakers Dominate Allegheny Forensics Championship
Ohio University’s Intercollegiate Forensics Program dominated the Allegheny event in Frostburg Maryland with six top honors. Dr Raymond Beaty OU director of forensics was named national coach of the year while Chip Letzgus Laurie Heuermann and Scott Krohn led multiple top placements among 200 competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Allegheny
Frostburg
Raymond Beaty
Penn State
University of Maryland
Chip Letzgus
Sylvania
Laurie Heuermann
Sioux Falls
M.D
Scott Krohn
Centerville
Connie Eads
Parkersburg
Letzgus
Miss Heuermann
Marsha Smith
New Albany
Tim Porter
Morehead
Krohn
Miss Smith
Porter
Beaty
National Forensic Association
ARC to Seek 84000 For East State Street Widening
Appalachian Regional Commission will be asked to grant 84000 to fund part of the East State Street widening project in Athens. Officials from Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Development District say state officials will review the package in January with possible funding in late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb AM
Messenger
Appalachian Regional Commission
Robert Alexander
Bucke Hills-Hocking Valley
Congress
East State Street
ARC
Strouds Run State Park
Department of Natural Resources
Athens County
Poston
Richland Avenue
Alexander
Appalachian
Ohio
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions by location
Dismissed patients include Charles Van Meter Beth McCarty Bobby Saunders David Sprouse Mrs Clement Cooper Bessie Webb Julia Kirbey Charles Riggs Mrs Howard Birchfield Florence Butcher Sabrina Carpenter Mrs Miles Carpenter Mrs William Litchfield Mrs Virgil McCoy Samuel Stone Harold Somerville Okey Jordan Kelly Bonecutter Reena Meadows Milford Lyvere Michael Florence Patricia Estep Doris Dalton Clyde Tucker Philip Davis Charles Connolly Mr and Mrs James Willison Oakfield transferred to extended care unit Admitted Mrs William McConnell Nelsonville Roy Butterfield Benjamin Selvage of Logan Scott Justice Charles Thrapp Walter Clark Mrs Ben Browning Mrs Richard Mathias and son transferred to extended care unit Mrs Luther Skiver Mrs Joan Lidt Athens Mrs Shirley Inboden Glouster Donald Newton Mrs Rita Kasler John Ator all of Nelsonville Mrs Shirley Conkle Susan Huss Stella Dailey Elizabeth Lewis Nell Everett all from Athens Elizabeth Walsh Albany Nora McKinley Glouster Jennie Altier Howard Murphy Nelsonville Charles Gross Daniel Pierce The Plains Marie Tower Newark Clinton Stanley Millfield Brad Swackhammer McArthur Nancy Dowdy Chauncey Herbert Coleman Zaleski Raymond Morrison New Straitsville George Keeton Craig Goldsberry Timothy May Mary Beth Torres Grace Hoffman Deborah Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Meter
Beth McCarty
Bobby Saunders
David Sprouse
Clement Cooper
Bessie Webb
Julia Kirbey
Charles Riggs
Howard Birchfield
Florence Butcher
Sabrina Carpenter
Miles Carpenter
William Litchfield
Virgil McCoy
Samuel Stone
Harold Somerville
Okey Jordan
Kelly Bonecutter
Reena Meadows
Milford Lyvere
Michael Florence
Patricia Estep
Doris Dalton
Clyde Tucker
Philip Davis
Charles Connolly
Susan Huss
Stella Dailey
Elizabeth Lewis
Nell Everett
Athens
Elizabeth Walsh
Albany
Nora McKinley
Glouster
Jennie Altier
Howard Murphy
Nelsonville
Charles Gross
Daniel Pierce
the Plains
Marie Tower
Newark
Clinton Stanley
Millfield
Brad Swackhammer
McArthur
Nancy Dowdy
Chauncey
Herbert Coleman
Zaleski
Raymond Morrison
New Straitsville
Veterans Memorial ADMITTED Veterans Memorial
A list of individuals from multiple towns including Pomeroy Racine Syracuse and Middleport is identified in connection with the Veterans Memorial admission details. The roster includes Philip Fisher Eva Marie Dailey Timothy Cundiff Gary Holder Joyce Fisher Loneda Varney Thomas Williams Donald Eynon Scott Icenhower Walter Wilson Robin Campbell Amanda Hawk Shirley Stephenson Roy Priddy Mathew Haggy Roger Manley Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fisher
Eva Marie Dailey
Racine
Timothy Cundiff
Syracuse
Gary Holder
Long Bottom
Joyce Fisher
Guysville
Loneda Varney
Ewington
Thomas Williams
Point Pleasant
Donald Eynon
Reedsville
Scott Icenhower
Walter Wilson
Robin Campbell
Amanda Hawk
Pomeroy
Shirley Stephenson
Roy Priddy
Mathew Haggy
Roger Manley Jr
Middleport
McCarthy Attacks Ford Team and Rockefeller Move
Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy derides President Ford's team as utility players and questions Nelson Rockefeller's bid for president. He criticizes George Bush's CIA appointment and plans to qualify as an independent in Ohio with 5000 signatures before March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Eugene McCarthy
Ford
U.S
Rockefeller
McCarthy
George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Bush
United Nations
China
Columbus
Weather summary for November 4 1975 Southeast Ohio region
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs mainly in the 60s to 70s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Extended outlook shows fair weather Thursday and Friday with weekend showers and variable temperatures across Ohio and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake Shore
East Central Southwest
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Court Docket Reveals Multiple Local Offenses and Fines
List of individuals facing charges from disorderly conduct to speeding and open container. Notable names include Gary G Bernosky age 25 and David J Barbalesco age 20 with fines listed. more defendants faced charges of illegal operation, driving while intoxicated, and driving offenses. Several cases carried jail time or license suspensions. costs varied by charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary G. Bernosky
Warren Road
J. B. Roberts
Athens Lumber Co
West Union Street
David J. Barbalesco
Athens
Kenneth D. Spires
Kenneth D. Spires, 20, of 443 Cady
Lemar Quan Knighten
College Inn
Joe Hart
the Plains
Daniel W. Squiller
Byers Hall
Dissolution Petitions Filed in Ohio Courts
Martha Russell of Glouster and James Russell Sr. of Glouster file a dissolution petition. Carmella L. Hook of Millfield and Richard A. Hook of Glouster file a second dissolution petition. Patricia H. Strobridge of Cedarville and Ronald L. Strobridge of Athens Route 3. Betty J. Hogsett of Jacksonville and Alvin L. Hogsett of 110 Columbus Road also file dissolution petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Russell
Glouster
James Russell Sr
Carmella L. Hook
Millfield
Richard A. Hook
Patricia H. Strobridge
Cedarville
Ronald L. Strobridge
Athens
Dra Hamilton
the Plains
Betty J. Hogsett
Jacksonville
Alvin L. Hogsett
Columbus Road
Local Court Docket Clears Multiple Traffic and Trespass Issues
Dorothy B. Bittner of Logan Route 3 is fined 150 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail with a 30 day license suspension for driving while intoxicated. Beverly Woffe on Church Street is found innocent of assault charges after a trespass filing by Patricia VanSickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy B. Bittner
Logan
Beverly Woffe
Church Street
Patricia VanSickle
Barbara Beck
Barbara Ann Bourne
New Straitsville
Alma M. Hurst
Laurelville
Roy Sheets
Nelsonville
Lake Level Reductions Scheduled for Repairs in Ohio
Ohio Resources says two area lakes will be lowered for maintenance. Lake Hope will drop two feet beginning November 15 with refilling to start March 15. Lake Logan lowers three feet starting December 1 with refilling planned for February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lake Hope
Lake Logan
Harrisonville Grocery Fire Extinguished
Rutland volunteers responded to Branham Grocery in Harrisonville after a blaze started near a heating unit on the second story. The fire caused about 500 dollars in damage and was confined to the area, with the first floor store spared. Earlier, firefighters also fought a brush fire on Danny Meadow's County Road 24 property at 9:50 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Volunteer Fire Department
Branham
Harrisonville
Danny Meadow
Dependent Children Aid Payments Climb in November
The state auditor reports 548,828 Aid to Dependent Children recipients received over 33.8 million dollars in November. Auditor Thomas Ferguson notes the figure excludes weekly auxiliary payments and food stamp allowances. November totals rose from October with 8,905 more recipients and a 529,219 dollar month increase. Local distributions include Athens County 139,130 for 2,314 recipients. Gallia 66,346 for 1,135. Hocking 52,475 for 875. Jackson 137,089 for 2,482. Meigs 46,044 for 814. and Vinton 30,855 for 509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ferguson
Athens County
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Hock Hocking District Boy Scouts Meet Tonight
The Hock Hocking District Boy Scout Committee will meet at 7 30 tonight at the First Presbyterian Church in Athens. Ted Barnhart district chairman says agenda includes new council and district structures new units registrations Fall Roundup progress and Camporee events at Forked Run State Park plus the Eagle Scout Roundup planned for Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock-Hocking
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Ted Barnhart
Forked Run State Park
Retired Athletic Head Dies in Ohio
Paul E. Landis age 76 former Ohio High School Athletic Association commissioner died of an apparent heart attack after the Ohio State Indiana football game. He collapsed in a parking lot and was pronounced dead at University Hospital. Landis of Worthington previously served as commissioner for five years and spent 17 years in the Ohio Department of Education. He coached basketball and track at Bowling Green State University. Survived by widow Evelyn a son Paul Jr. of Gates Mills a daughter Marilyn Hagerstorm of Lincoln Neb and a brother Andy of Grosse Pointe Mich.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul E. Landis
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Landis
University Hospital
Landis of
Worthington
Ohio Department of Education
Bowling Green State University
Evelyn
Paul Jr
Gates Mills
Marilyn Hagerstorm
Lincoln
Neb
Andy
Grosse Point
Mich
Kent State Journalism Director Dies
CANTON Ohio AP William D Taylor longtime Kent State University School of Journalism director died early today in a local hospital at about age 72. He led the school for 27 years retired in 1963 and later served as KSU trustee secretary in recent years. Service arrangements were pending.
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Canton
Ohio
William D. Taylor
Kent State University School of Journalism
Taylor
KSU
Hartville
Death notices batch from Gallia Meigs and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Sara R Porter 71 of Gallipolis Route 3 with survivors Frank Porter and Frank Porter Jr and others. James F Arnold 84 formerly of McArthur dies in Lucasville Nursing Home with wife Charlotte three sons and eight grandchildren. Ruth Ward 72 Dundas dies at Holzer Medical Center. Victor Swain 73 Racine dies at Holzer after long illness with service at Ewing Funeral Home and burial Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Sara Porter
Crow, Crow and Porter Law
Pomeroy
Mamie Cottingham
Huntington
Waugh-Halley- Wood
Paul Hawks
Dock’s Creek
Wayne County
James Arnold McArthur
James F. Arnold
McArthur
Lucasville
William F
Emma Kennard Arnold
Charlotte Pond Arnold
Cleveland
Fred
Detroit
Mich
Gerald
Glenn
Elk Cemetery
DeLoss Smith
James N. Blower
Ruth E. Ward
Dundas
Holzer Medical Center
Racine
Victor Dewey Swain
Meigs County
Joseph
Letha Fulks Swain
Lida Sigman Swain
Joseph A. Swain
Ralph L. Hughes
Columbus
Minnie Clark
Athalia
Ewing Funeral Home
Everett Delaney
Gravel Hill
Livestock Prices From Gallipolis Auction
The Ohio Valley Livestock Co auction in Gallipolis listed Saturday prices per hundredweight: Stocker steers 17 to 40 dollars, stocker heifer calves 15 to 34, canner and cutter cows 14 to 19.50, Holsteins 18 to 23, commercial bulls 20 to 26.50, veals 38 to 63, culls 30 and down, pigs and shoats 17 to 40, stock cows by the head 90 to 185, stock cows and calves 110 to 210, stock bulls 100 to 200, and baby calves 5 to 25.
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Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Emergency Runs Reported For Newark And New Haven
Emergency runs logged for Estel Ward 75 of 51 East State Street after a bed fall. Marie Tower 63 of Newark transferred from Perkins Pancake House to O Bleness Hospital ill. Floyd Bush of New Haven sent to Pleasant Valley Hospital from New Haven squad.
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Estel Ward
E. State St
Marie Tower
Newark
Perkins Pancake House
O'Bleness
Ill
Floyd Bush
New Haven
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Community club and group meeting notices posted
Athens Emblem Club holds business meeting and memorial services at 8 p.m. Elks Lodge. Advisory Board Rainbow Girls meet 7 30 p.m. Health Building West Union Street. Green and White Club directors meet 7 30 a.m. Ohio University Inn with noon luncheon at Baker Center. Multiple local groups schedule 7 30 p.m. events across Athens Glouster and nearby towns including Legion post meetings, scouting, sororities, and service clubs with speakers, demonstrations, and refreshments. Election Day dinner noted at Albany Grange Hall 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Athens Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Athens Advisory Board
Rainbow Girls
West Union Street
Green and White Club
Ohio University Inn
Baker Center Ballroom
Lodi Grange
the Plains United Methodist Naomi Club
Mary Horn
Glouster Boy Scouts
McCann Frederick Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Glouster
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Della Loomis
Progressive Study Club
E. D. Eddy
Broad Street
Albany
VFW Post
Waterloo Ptc
Charlotte LaTourrette
Nannie Allom
City Hall
Higley Study Circle
O. D. Morrison
N. Congress St
Grover Center
Cub Pack Sponsored by Church in Tuppers Plains
The Christian Church of Tuppers Plains sponsors Cub Scout Pack 75 for boys 8 to 10. C O Newland coordinates with the church and Kootaga Area Council. Jack Marinaro, council president, will speak at a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m at Route 681 church to show a Cub Scout film. Registration fees are 2 for boys and 3 50 for adults.
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Tuppers Plains
Christian Church of
C. O. Newland
Kootaga Area
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