Area Death Notices Bring Tragic Toll Across Ohio Towns
A string of obituaries from Point Pleasant to Nelsonville notes James Edward Robinson 25 Birmingham Alabama taxi driver formerly of Mason County died in an Alabama auto crash. Others include George Williamson 75 Athens and George Edward Martin 85 Albany with long local ties and wartime service. Funeral details and burial arrangements follow for each, with services planned in Beale Chapel Church Hughes Funeral Home and Warren Funeral Home among others.
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Point Pleasant
James Edward Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
Mason County
Huntington
Dale
Christine Chambers Robinson
Angus Kiser Robinson
Bruce
Pvt
Ronald Robinson
Fort Knox
Donald
Larry
Danny
Michael Robinson
Mary Robinson
Dear
Albany
George Edward Martin
East Manor
Athens County
Middleport Personal News Highlights Across States
Mr and Mrs C D Page left for Fort Myers Fla after a week with her father Rue Tuckerman Thanksgiving dinner with relatives in Point Pleasant included Mr and Mrs Edgar Tuckerman and daughter Carol of Athens They also visited Columbus with Sid Rusell O P Klein visited Chesapeake with her mother R L Hamilton John Dillard of Satellite Beach Fla Michael Morris of Springfield and Gene Abbott and daughter Lori of Lancaster stayed with William Morris Harold Sauer attended a conference at Ohio State University Campus Kathleen Boyd returned from Xenia after a grand daughter illness Porter Barron received new military address for son A3C Gary Barron Detachment One 460th Tactical Recon Wing Tan Son Nhut Air Force Base Viet Nam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Page
Pauline Tuckerman
Fort Myers
Fla
Rue Tuckerman
Page
John Dillard
Satellite Beach
Michael Morris
Springfield
Gene Abbott
Lori
Lancaster
William Morris
Harold Sauer
Columbus
English Association of Ohio
Ohio State University
Kathleen Boyd
Franklin Sr
Xenia
Annette Boyd
Porter Barron
Poplar St
Gary Barron
460Th Tactical Reconnissance Wing
Tan Son Nhut Air Force Base
Viet Nam
Cincinnati Markets Cattle and Hogs Strong on Slaughter Demand
USDA reports 1,300 cattle and 2,600 hogs traded in Cincinnati with prices mixed but generally higher for steers, heifers, and lambs. Steers 950-1100 lb 25.00-25.50, heifers 24.00-24.50. cows 16.50-22.00, bulls 10.50-22.00. Hogs barrows 21.50-21.60 for 200-230 lb, sows 15.25-17.25. Slaughter lambs 23.00-23.50, lambs reported steady to higher.
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Cincinnati
USDA
George W Slisher Sr dies at 75 in Chauncey
George W Slisher Sr 75 of Chauncey died early Monday at Mount St Mary Hospital after treatment since Friday He was a retired coal miner He is survived by wife Elizabeth daughter Mary Dowler four sons Rolland William Charles George Jr three sisters and 13 grandchildren Funeral services set for 1 pm Wednesday at Johnson Funeral Home with Rev Charles Hook officiating Burial follows at the funeral home grounds Walter preceded him in death
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Athens
Frank Calvin
Eden Pl
Calvin
McBee Systems
McBee
Quarter Century Club
Paramythia Lodge 25
A&fm
Scottish Right Valley of Cambridge
Aladdin Temple of Shrine
Athens County Shrine Club
Hocking Valley Sportsman Club
Athens Country Club
Bookbinders Union
Isaac Walton League
Navy
Athens High School
Ohio University
Mary Ann
Winifere Calvin
Frank R. Calvin
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Lloyd Evans
Alexander Cemetery
Athens State Hospital
Might
Wilkesville
Chauncey
George W. Slisher
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hocking County
John and
Anna Slisher
Elizabeth
Mary Dowler
Rolland
William
Huron
Charles
Lakewood
George Jr
Nelson
Assault Count Filed in Nelsonville Mayor's Court
Thomas Welch of Nelsonville filed assault and battery charges against Donald Burchfield of 728 High St. Burchfield is scheduled to appear in Nelsonville Mayor's Court at 8 30 p m Friday.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Welch
Donald Burchfield
High St
Burchfield
Cocoanut Grove Fire Remembered On 24th Anniversary
Boston commemorates the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire that killed 493 as 14 fire units, Coast Guard and Red Cross personnel aided survivors. The disaster led to safer building codes with outward swinging doors and panic bars and stricter occupancy limits.
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Boston
Cocoanut Grove
Theater
Red Cross
Coast Guard
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Alabama
George Williamson Sr
George Williamson
N. Congress
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cadiz
Williamson
Williamson Shaft Contracting Co
Glouster, A
James and
Amelia Williamson
Bliss Business College
Chauncey Church of Christ
York Lodge 563 F & AM At
Scottish Rite In
Gladys Bradfield Williamson
George Williamson Jr
Arthur
Jo- Ann) Chiki
James Williamson Jr
Fairmont
W. Va
Cecelia Cosgrove
Elizabeth McCormick
Chicago
John
Jeanette Hull
Hughes Funeral Home
Paul Johnson
Frank Gifford
Memory Gardens
George Martin
Maude
Earl
Florence Cooley
Bernice Graham
The
Pleasant Methodist Church
Bigony Funeral Home
David White
J. Raymond Miller
Malta
Union Two
Morgan County
George and
Eva Ann (Parsons) Miller
Mabel Linscott
Miller
Elliott Community
Bent Hickory Grange
Vesta Best
Bessie Abel
Stockport
Lucy Niceswanger
McConnelsville
Hobart
Oliver
Chesterhill
Russell
Addie Linscott
Fawcett - Stone Funeral Home
Rosseau Cem
Samuel
Samuel Blair Might
Alum Crest
Stephen E. Might
Eliza Davis
Ralph Cox
Daniel and
Mary Cox
Edith
Mary Rife
Whitehall
Louis Hinerman
John Leslie
U. S. Air Force
Sacramento
Calif
Charles H. Kirkersville
William R
James
Warren Funeral Home
J. Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn Cemetery
Middleport
O. P. Klein
Chesapeake
R. L. Hamilton
Dasurand
Space
Union ST
Jin
New Post Office
Stimson Ave
Athens, Ohio
Johnson Funeral Home
Charles Hook
Insurand
Donald K. Barstow
Jessie W Ley
Dwight & Rutherford
Reed & Baur, Inc
Joseph Seiple
Ohio
Oakley Ins
the Sait? Ins
Salisbury, Rhodesia
Charles Blakney
Blakney
Vermont
Salisbury
Piedmont St
Meigs
Charles Leslie Kitchen
Helen Lynn Clark
Barnett Welansky
Welansky
Pontiac
Algeo Motor Sales
East State Street
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