Area Death Notices Area official Ryland Kemmerling dies at 55
Columbus safety director for IUOE Local No. 18 Ryland Pp. Kemmerling died at home aged 55. Survived by wife Mildred, mother Mary Smith, father Albanus Kemmerling, two sons, three grandsons, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Schoedinger Northwest Chapel with Masonic service Thursday 7:30 p.m. in Columbus. He had 29 years with the union.
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Columbus
Ryland
Pete) Kemmerling
Shadyhill Court
International Union of Operating Engineers
Union
Ohio
South High United Methodist Church
Mildred
Mary Smith
Albanus Kemmerling
Buckeye Lake
Schoedinger Northwest Chapel
Zollinger Rd
Glen Rest
John R. Johnston Dies OU's First Dean of Men
Services were held today in the Askue Funeral Home for John Reed Johnston 71 former first dean of men at Ohio University He died Monday in Hamot Hospital Erie Born in Beech Creek Pa he was a son of Rufus Reed and Virginia DeLong Johnston.
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Ebensburg
Askue
John Reed Johnston
Ohio University
Johnston
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Beech Creek
Rufus Reed
Virginia DeLong Johnston
Avis
Lock Haven
University of Pittsburgh
University of London
England
Ohio U
Veterans Administration
U. S. Civil Service Commission
New York City
New York
New Jersey
The
May Co
Cleveland
St. Barnabas Episcopal Home
North East
Episcopal Church
F. F
Mildred) Kinkead
Harry D. L. Johnston
Warren
Ohio
Lloyd Cemetery
Obituary notices for Littler Spaulding Johnston Wilkins Main
Obituaries list Thomas H Littler 75 of Delaware a retired baker and World War II veteran with survivors in Athens and Delaware. Also Burbage Spaulding 78 of Vinton a coal miner with multiple children and military burial rites. John L Johnston formerly of Pittsburgh Ohio U and veteran admin roles. Anna Cecile Wilkins 88 of Logan Route 2, two sons, a daughter and grandchildren. Wilbur J Main 90 Sunbury retired state examiner and former Delaware County auditor with family kin in multiple cities. Funeral and calling details given for each.
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Littler
Petitfour
Columbus
Logan
Thomas
Luella Littler
Rutland
Burbage Spaulding
Vinton
Alice
Eunice Smith
Bernice Stevenson
Gallipolis
Kathryn Caton
Angeline Hall
Buckeye Lake
Beulah Davis
Williamson
W. Va
Nancy Glassburn
Westerville
Vona Spaulding
Jack Spaulding
Lenore
Russell
Ervie Spaulding
Kermit
Danville Wesley Church
Charles Dozer
Robinson Cemetery
American Legion Post 467
Martin Funeral
Anna Cecile Wilkins
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Amanda Twp
Fairfield County
Simon
Frances Brown Lape
Bernard
Ernest
Lancaster
William
Helen) Albertson
Dutch Hollow Church
Amanda
Robert Mueller
Dutch Hollow Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Sunbury
Wilbur J. Main
Main
Delaware
Josie
John W. Main
Bexley
George L. Main
Robert E. Main
Athens
Rodney W. Main
Cincinnati
Rosella Ault
Verona Miller
Bradenton
Fla
Questions and Answers on Home Repairs and Real Estate
A reader asks about durable window cords with metal options and a seller financed mortgage. Advice notes metal cords last. issues may stem from abuse or improper installation. Also explains a concrete base for a removable clothes dryer and a woodworking sanding tip. Endorses legal guidance for seller financed mortgages and provides Know-How booklet order details.
Shower controls preset water temperature
Shower and bath controls let the bather preset temperature before starting water. The temperature remains constant despite pressure changes, preventing sudden hot or cold surges. Free information available from Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Information Bureau, 35 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago Ill. 60601.
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Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Information Bureau
E. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Rainwater drainage from roof to septic not advised
The guidance warns against connecting roof drainage tiles to a septic tank. Directing all rainwater from two downspouts into a septic system can overwhelm it and cause failure. Recommend alternative disposal methods for roof runoff.
Three Fined In Middleport Court Session
Middleport village court fined three people and forfeited bonds Tuesday evening. Grover Arnold, 62, Columbus, intoxication, 10 dollars and costs. Donald Lovett, intoxication, 10 dollars and costs. Burwell McKinney, 54, Middleport, two intoxication charges, 20 dollars and costs, one year probation. Jeffrey R Merry, 19, Bidwell, forfeited bond 25 dollars on speeding. Max Whitlatch, 21, Middleport, 18.70 dollars on a similar charge. Hilda Mae Gibbs of Mason had trespassing charges dropped.
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Middleport
Grover Arnold
Columbus
Donald Lovett
Burwell McKinney
Jeffrey R Merry
Bidwell
Max Whitlatch
Hilda Mae Gibbs
Mason
Butz Praised By Ohio Farm Bureau As Right Leader
Ohio farmers heard Earl Butz praised as the right man for the right time to lead agriculture. Governor Gilligan announced a toll free system for livestock and grain reports, making up-to-date data available to farmers and media. D. W. Gatehouse and Walter Williams received distinguished service awards, while Keep America Beautiful cited the federation for litter prevention efforts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Earl Butz
Eric Thor
Farmers Cooperative Service
Thor
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
John Gilligan
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Gilligan
Nixon
Federal Pay Board Or Price Commission
Federation
D. W. Gatehouse
Wayne County
Walter Williams
Clinton County
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
J. Phillip Richley
Senate Action To Be Sought On Supreme Court Nominations
Washington AP reports renewed efforts in the Senate Judiciary Committee to advance nominations of William H. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell Jr. despite liberal opposition. Key figures Kennedy Bayh Hart resist premature votes, while leaders Scott Hatfield and Mathias back confirmation. Powell and Rehnquist would fill seats after Justices Harlan and Black retire.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Asst
William H. Rehnquist
Richmond
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Rehnquist
Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Hart
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Powell
American Bar Association
Bayh
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Scott
John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Fines Tally In Mayor Court For 14 Defendants In Point Pleasant
Fourteen individuals appeared in Mayor Leighty s court Wednesday facing charges ranging from speeding to hazardous operation and no license. Of the group two bonds were forfeited, with fines imposed for offenses including expired registration and improper backing.
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Point Pleasant
Jon Leighty
Dennison Nibert
Gallipolis Ferry
Russell Leonard
Scott John Leonard
Scott Johnson
Richard Sims
Ray Hoffman
Kenneth Birchfield
Homer Icard
Beverly
Ohio
Birdie Roach
Cease
Scott John Leon
Charles D. Kinnaird
Kenneth Amburgy
Niles Young
Mason
Rondel Given Jr
Kenneth L. Morrison
Roger Blankenshin
Wilbur Beller
Leon
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes
Listed admissions include Perry Livingston Hoy Jones Sr Lottie Wilfong Sandra Holt Ricky Johnson Mrs James Hall Amy Beres Mrs Clyde Conley Dolph Hill Mary Lou Thornton Stephanie Ross Mrs Curtis Conley and Leo Choquette all of Point Pleasant Brian Holley Pomeroy George Wamsley John Jones Henderson Willa Gilmore Charles Eblin Gallipolis Taft Boston Sheldon Morrison Leon Patricia Perrine Bruce Stewart Letart Ralph Young West Columbia Mrs Donald Waugh Ashton James Napier Mrs Kenneth Martin Mrs Chester Jordan Cathy Durst Mrs Kenneth Jones and son Sherry Kelley Mrs Gilbert Martin Donald Roush Kendall Clendenin Shirley Nibert Mrs Jeffrey Rose Mrs Teddy Dunn Mrs Tommy Grube Mrs William Oliver Harry Rayburn and James Parsons.
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Perry Livingston
Hoy Jones Sr
Lottie Wilfong
Sandra Holt
Ricky Johnson
James Hall
Amy Beres
Clyde Conley
Dolph Hill
Mary Lou Thornton
Stephanie Ross
Curtis Conley
Leo Choquette
Point Pleasant
Brian Holley
Pomeroy
George Wamsley
John Jones
Henderson
Willa Gilmore
Charles Eblin
Gallipolis
Taft Boston
Sheldon Morrison
Leon
Patricia Perrine
Bruce Stewart
Letart
Ralph Young
West Columbia
Donald Waugh
Ashton
James Napier
Kenneth Martin
Chester Jordan
Cathy Durst
Kenneth Jones
Sherry Kelley
Gilbert Martin
Donald Roush
Kendall Clendenin
Shirley Nibert
Jeffrey Rose
Teddy Dunn
Tommy Grube
William Oliver
Harry Rayburn
James Parsons
Cheshire Man Shot At Mason
The Gallia County and Mason County sheriffs investigate an early morning shooting. Charles Lawson, 41, Cheshire, was admitted to Holzer Medical Center at 5 40 after being shot through the mouth with the bullet lodged in his neck. He reportedly called a housekeeper from Red's Place in Mason at 5 30 asking for a ride to the hospital.
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Point Pleasant
Gallia County
Lawson
Classes Cancelled for Holiday in Mason County
Mason County Adult Learning Center will suspend adult basic education classes next week in line with county schools for Thanksgiving. No classes will be held Wednesday to Friday evenings. center closes Wednesday at 4 p.m. and reopens November 29 at 9 a.m. Tuition free GED and job skills courses remain available with flexible attendance.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Marshall L. Kirtley
AFL-CIO to challenge Nixon Pay Board in courts and Congress
AFL-CIO leaders plan to urge about 14 million union members at their convention to fight federal wage controls. They accuse industry and public members of harassing labor and seek legal and legislative action, with George Meany and other labor officials backing the move.
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Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Afl-Clo
Federation
George Meany
Labor Federation
Labor
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
The
Teamsters
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Pay Board
Fitzsimmons
George Boldt
WSCS Unit Sets Plans for Party
Reedsville WSCS met at Mrs. Vivian Humphrey's home for a Thanksgiving themed devotional program with prayers readings and singing. Officers were reappointed for the coming year. Christmas remembrance plans for the county Children's Home were discussed and dues paid. A Dec 20 party at Mrs. Nell Wilson's home. Verna Rose received a consolation. Door prizes went to Rose Thomas and Wilson. a game awarded prizes to all attendees.
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Reedsville
WSCS
Vivian Humphrey
Nell Wilson
Verna Rose
Rose Thomas
Wilson
Murray City Eagles Lodge Hosts Dance With Living Survivors
The Murray City Eagles Lodge sponsors a dance for members and guests on Saturday night. The Living Survivars provide music for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Murray City
Murray City City
Eagles Lodge
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Edna) Hudson
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