Kids Attempt To Quit Smoking At Shenandoah School
In St Louis a group of 38 seventh and eighth graders at Shenandoah School sought help to quit smoking. The after school program involved weekly assemblies with medical professionals and biweekly rap groups, with early success including several students quitting cold turkey and others reducing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Shenandoah
American Cancer Society
Nola Mae Morgan
Ellie Moses
Dr. Morgan
Pauley Likely NBC Today Coanchor Substitute
Jane Pauley, a Chicago newscaster, is reported as the leading contender for NBC Today replacing Barbara Walters. NBC has not confirmed and may announce soon. Walters welcomed Pauley’s candidacy and reflected on changes in TV news careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pauley
Chicago
Wmaq.tv
NBC
Barbara Walters
Miss Pauley
New York
Barbara Waiters
Wmaq-Tv
Indiana University
Miss Walters
Indianapolis
Betty Furness
Catherine Mackin
Abc-Tv
Central Park
ABC News
William Sheehan
Harry Reasoner
Tom Brokaw
Koopla
ABC
Harry
Reasoner
Miss Walter
Nelsonville Seeks Acting Chief as Police Post Vacant
Nelsonville lacks a police chief after the retirement of Max Valkinburg. Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh will appoint an acting chief after a civil service exam is set. Safety Director Tom Wilkinson oversees police and fire in his absence, with Richard Morgan having previously acted in Valkinburg’s stead. A Civil Service Commission date for tests will be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Violet Hollenbaugh
Valkinburg
Tom Wilkinson
Marietta
Richard Morgan
Walkinburg
Hollenbaugh
Civil Service Commission
Better Safe Than Sorry Health and Safety Program
Ohio Health Council sponsors a health and safety program at the Jackson Area Extension Center on Thursday from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Topics include wake up get out and live fire safety and smoke detector use Heimlich method demonstration and avoidance of choking and a session on flame retardant clothing with speakers from the Ohio Department of Health and Athens County Extension Service. Registration 2 50 per person or 50 cents for lunch. children 1 50 per child. Call Meigs County Extension Service 992 3895 by Saturday for reservations.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Health Council
Jackson Area Extension Center
Ohio Department of Health
Betty Reese
Athens County Extension Service
Meigs County Extension Service
Hocking Jury Recommends Jail Improvements
The Hocking County Grand Jury met at the County Courthouse and, after hearing 36 witnesses and reviewing 20 cases, found no legal infractions and recommended improvements at the jail including railing on stairway, more room, and better juvenile facilities. Firefighters responded to a Wayne Road home at 10 45 a m Thursday for a dryer related smoke incident.
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Logan
Hocking County
Grand Jury
Donna Irvine
Wayne Road
Ohio Ave
Southeast Ohio Weather Summary October 1 1976
Frontal region steady at 9 am with 88 percent humidity and .06 inches rain yesterday. Southeast Ohio forecast calls for clear tonight lows 50s, Saturday partly cloudy highs mid 70s, rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Extended outlook warm Sunday Monday with upper 70s to low 80s and cooler Tuesday. regional notes include varied conditions across Ohio with similar patterns across Northwest West Lake Shore and East Lake Shore zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Geography Department
L. Colmer
Ohio
West Lake Shore
East Lake Shore
Central Central East Central Southwest
Bahamas Topic for Kiwanis Highlighted by Ray Skinner
A Thursday Downtown Kiwanis meeting featured a slide show on the Bahamas narrated by Ray Skinner of Ohio University. The group explored Andros island noting local resources and a primitive village, learned about coral reefs and fish during scuba dives, and discussed upcoming events including Elton Lube’s Nov 22 attendance for the Athens Kiwanis club anniversary. Tony Agnone was replaced as bulletin chairman, and two prospective members John Fulton and Gene Sampler attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Ray Skinner
Ohio University
Skinner
Andros
Joe Steele
Elton Lube
District of
Ohio
Athens Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Tony Agnone
Tom Sanagorski
John Fulton
Gene Sampler
Hocking County Court News Dissolution Petition Filed
Linda J. Rice Amanda Route 2 and Raymond Rice Jr of Laurelville are named in a dissolution petition filed in Hocking County Common Pleas Court seeking to end their marriage. The document lists the petitioners and respondent without further acrimony.
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Linda J. Rice
Amanda Route 2
Raymond Rice Jr
Laurelville
Group Activities Tonight and Friday in Athens County
Local clubs announce events in Athens County. Charles Thomas Lodge hosts a 7 p.m. gathering at IOOF Temple in Glouster. Kilvert Community Church holds a Friday Wiener roast at 5 p.m. with proceeds aiding the center. Appalachian CB Club meets 8 p.m. at Alexander Motorcycle Club. Athens United Appeal kickoff parade gathers at 9:45 a.m. at Armory, north end of Coulart Street, with a 10 a.m. parade start.
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Athens County
Charles Thomas Lodge
Ioof Temple
Glouster
Kilvert Community Church
Appalachian CB Club
Alexander Motorcycle Club
United Appeal
Armory
Coulart Street
Emergency runs report from Athens Mason and Pomeroy squads
Emergency calls list incidents involving Athens behind Carriage Hill apartments and Norman Fisher 19 of 125 Armbruster House who died on arrival. Mason squad responded for Rebecca Roush and hospital transport. Pomeroy squad reported Hattie Barringer of Liberty Lane transferring to hospital.
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Carriage Hill Apartments
Norman Fisher
Armbruster House
Mason
Hattie Barringer
Liberty Lane
Pomeroy To Hospital
Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
A compiled hospital notice lists new births to Mr. and Mrs. David Sinclair Athens a son to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Spears Glouster a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Erwin The Plains a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Nelsonville a son and multiple individuals including Roscoe Orr Mrs Forrest Ervin Robert Goodin David Wieczorek Joey Riley Angela Beloat Mrs Don Maxwell and others noted as dismissed or discharged with additional names such as Scott Besuden Tina Black Janealie Johnson Hubert Spradlin and several family members and local residents across Athens Nelsonville New Straitsville Buchtel Millfield and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sinclair
Athens
Benjamin Spears
Glouster
Phillip Erwin
the Plains
William Davis
Nelsonville
Roscoe Orr
Forrest Ervin
Robert Goodin
David Wieczorek
Joey Riley
Millfield
Angela Beloat
Don Maxwell
John Gardner
Guysville
Local names listed in community notices
Tamara Tallent Marshall W Flint Pomeroy Margarett Griffith Middleport Rena Maxine Turnbull Mason Phyllis E Whaley Shade Jessie Grace Malden Rutland George Conde Syracuse Sigle Chafin James Yeager Iva Cremeans appear in a compiled social or public notices list for the region. The list includes residents from several towns and may reflect registrations, memberships, or event attendees.
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Tamara Tallent
Marshall W. Flint
Pomeroy
Margarett Griffith
Middleport
Rena Maxine Turnbull
Mason
Phyllis E. Whaley
Shade
Jessie Grace Malden
Rutland
George Conde
Syracuse
New Straitsville, Logan families welcome new additions
The notice lists births across several Ohio towns. Among those named are Ernest and Mrs. Malone of New Straitsville with a son, Roger and Mrs. Pierce of Logan with a daughter, and Ada Semons with transfers to Doctors North in Columbus. Also mentioned are Laura LeMay of McArthur, Bertha Pratt of New Straitsville, David McGrath of Rockbridge, Mrs. Huffman and Michael Spackey of Logan, William Goldsberry, Francis Cox, and DeForest Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Malone
New Straitsville
Roger Pierce
Logan
Lawrence Robinson
Laura LeMay
McArthur
Bertha Pratt
David McGrath
Rockbridge
Charles Huffman
Michael Spackey
William Goldsberry
Francis Cox
DeForest Weiss
Doctors North
Columbus
Ada Semons
Glouster Men Among 78 Graduates From Cincinnati College
Two Glouster area men Byron Guinther and Van Cardaras join 78 graduates of Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. Fred Rieman, nephew of Glouster residents, also graduates. Ceremonies at Walnut Hills United Methodist Church Avondale followed by college reception. Each graduate to complete one year apprenticeship. Guinther to Frank E. Smith Funeral Home Lancaster Cardaras to Denman Funeral Home Cincinnati Rieman to Hughes Funeral Home Athens.
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Glouster
Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science
Byron Guinther
Richard Guinther
van Cardaras
Nick Cardaras
Fred Rieman
James van Fossen
Duane Rieman
Louisville
Walnuu Hills United Methodist Church
Avondale
Mortuary College
Nick Carcaras
Rosemary
Jim van Fossen
Diamond Morris
Rosie Pappas
Kathy Echstenkamper
Frank E. Smith
Lancaster
Denman
Cincinnati
Hughes Funeral
Athens
Macready’s 1926 record flight and future Hall of Fame honor
Mariposa California AP Lt John Macready set a 40 800 foot altitude record in 1926 in an open cockpit biplane surviving the ascent amid minus 80 degree cold. He later helped spark atmospheric study and aviation progress and will be inducted into the International Aerospace Hall of Fame in San Diego at age 89.
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Mariposa
Calif
Army
John ‘Macready
Macready
International Aerospace Hall of Fame
San Diego
Dayton
Ohio
North America
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pho
Ohio prison reform meeting draws official criticism
Columbus AP A three day prison reform conference in Ohio drew sharp comments from John Canney director of the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction division of institutions who accused the Ohio Council of Churches of pressuring department operations. The council said invitations were extended to department officials including George Denton and Fred Silber but none registered or attended. The council planner said the event began Thursday afternoon and sought church led assistance for inmates and parolees. The conference runs until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John Canney
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Division
Ohio Council of Churches
Canney
Marilyn Sessler
Council
Corrections Department
Partment
George Denton
Fred Silber
Area death notices in Cheshire and Athens
Albert Thompson 70 of Cheshire Route 1 found dead outside his home. Coroner ruled natural causes. body 5 to 10 days old. Gravesides Gravel Hill Cemetery time pending. Robert Dyer 50 of Athens Route 5 died in O Boys Memorial Hospital. Construction supervisor for Cardinal Construction Co. survived by wife Evelyn and son Robert Allen. services Sunday 1 p.m. Hughes Funeral Home. Burial Athens County Memory Gardens. Callers may visit Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thompson
Cheshire
Albert
Ab) Thompson
Gallia County
Oscar Baird
Thompson
Donald Warehime
John Thompson
Richard
Shirley
Athens
Robert E. Dyer
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Union County
Kenton
Athens County
Cardinal Construction Co
Huntington
W.va
Dyer
Eagles Lodge
Reynoldsburg
Evelyn Mathis Dyer
Robert Allen
Zanesville
Alonzo Dyer
Emerson
Crystal River
Fla
Merlyn
Darrel
Hughes Funeral Home
E. Glen James
Athens County Memory Gardens
Leroy Skinner
Somerset
Glouster
Robert
Maggie Thompson Skinner
Air Corps
Columbus
Kathryn Trainer
Thomas Cook
Maplewood Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
van Fossen Funeral Home
Chesterhill
Frank H Calendine
Parmiter
Malta
Marion
Morgan County
Daniel
Mary Huffman Calendine
Howard Calendine
Bristolville
Harley Calendine
Parkersburg
Stone-Matheney
Gallipolis
Margaret Ehman
Eastern Ave
Holzer Medical Cneter
Charleston
James and
Martha Frances Brackman Saunders
Albert R
Patriot Star Route
Clarence
Mary) Johnson
Dorothy Nibert
Willis Funeral
Robert W. Kuhn
Student's Death Probed at Ohio University Dormitory
An Ohio University sophomore Norman Fisher Jr. 19 Mentor was found dead in his Armbruster House dorm room. An autopsy by Coroner Dr. Robert Butts was ordered while university officials said no foul play is suspected. Fisher's services are set for Monday at Brunner Funeral Home in Mentor with burial in Mentor Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home Saturday 7 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Ohio University
Norman Fisher Jr
Mentor
Robert Butts
Columbus
Fisher
Armbruster House
South Green
Norman Fisher
King Memorial Road
Brunner
Mentor Ave
Robert Haring
Mentor Cemetery
Fire damages $100 at South Second Avenue home
Middleport Volunteer Fire Department responded to a smoking light fixture caused by a short circuit at the Tom Justis residence on South Second Avenue around 10:50 p.m. Fire Chief Robert Fisher estimated $100 in damages for the fixture and electrical line repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Tom Justis
South Second Avenue
Robert Fisher
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Hocking Jury
Xie
Court News
Hocking County Common Pleas
Athens City
Athens Fire Squad
Rebecca Roush
Pleasant Valley
Pomeroy Squad
O’bleness
Scott Besuden
Tina Black
Janealie Johnson
Hubert Spradlin
Joseph Perry
Richard Efaw
Gary Markin
Timothy Browning
Austin Hawk
James Hester
Mount St. Mary
Anna Mae Stubbs
Deborah Conners
Donald Spencer
Guy Day
Buchtel
Bessie Ball
Evelyn Vernon
Roger McCulloch
Kathryn Erdy
Marguerite Newlin
Kathleen Gardner
Ann Lou Decker
Cecil King
Arnold Bush
Victor Roush
Leslie Williams
Robert Newlin Jr
Ethel Silvers
Lillian Robbins
Gary Fountain
John Scherer
Charles Wood
Ronna Wright
James Leary
Merrill Clark
Floyd Carson
Charles Fowler
Clarence Sturgeon
Fred Houck
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Sigle Chafin, James Yeager and
Iva Cremeans
Hocking Valley
Yosemite National Park
Grand Canyon
Statue of Liberty
Niagara Falls
Army Air Corps
Robert Dyer
Marvin Hunnel
Robert and
Dora Hysell Hunnell
Drew Webster
John
Chester
Margaret) Hutton
Watt
Betty) Gilbert
Springfield
Ewing
James E. Corbitt
Beech Grove Cemetery
Frank Calendine
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