Delta Kappa Gamma tour and Saturday activities set
Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma plans a historic Marietta tour meeting at Campus Martius Museum at 10 a.m. Activities include a 9 p.m. dance at K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion with Darrell Wykel and the Country Rebels, a 10 a.m. Chase Circle sack lunch with Mrs. Aurie French, and 7:30 p.m. Marcellite Rebekah Lodge at Jacksonville IOOF Temple.
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Alpha Lambda Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Marietta
Campus Martius Museum
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Darrell Wykel
The
Country Rebels
Chase Circle of Ruth
Aurie French
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Ioof Temple
Elliottsville Home Destroyed by Night Fire
A mobile home in the Elliottsville Community near Athens was 90 percent destroyed by a Thursday night fire. The Richard Shreves family occupied the home owned by Charles Bail and valued with contents at about 5000 dollars. Firefighters arrived at 9 05 p.m. after a neighbor John Bail reported the blaze discovered in the living room area. The cause remains undetermined and the wooded location may have delayed detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliottsville
Athens
Richland Area
Richard Shreves
Charles Bail
John Bail
Mobile Home Fire Destroys Structure Near Wellston
A mobile home on County Road 40 near Wellston was burned early Thursday. Dallas Williamson owned the home. no one was present when the fire started and the cause remains unknown. Firefighters were dispatched at 3:25 a.m., returned to quarters at 5:29 a.m., then were recalled at 7:39 a.m. and remained on site until after 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Dallas Williamson
Emergency calls report from Athens fire squad events
At 5 04 a.m. Bessie Mercer 93 of 89 W Anon St transported to O Bleness. On Wednesday 4 39 p.m. George Foss Pomeroy Veterans Memorial medical. Wednesday 8 07 p.m. Lucretia Smith Red Springs Holzer Medical Center injury hand. Wednesday 9 46 p.m. Mrs Jean Roush Pine Grove Holzer chest pains.
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Athens Fire Squad
Bessie Mercer
W. Anon St
O'Bleness
George Foss
Pomeroy
Veterans Memorial
Wedneday
Lucretia Smith
Red Springs
Holzer Medical Center
Jean Roush
Pine Grove
Holzer
Rockbridge area death notices list Davis obituary
Clarence Davis 71 of Rockbridge Route 1 died on arrival at Hocking Valley Community Hospital from a heart attack. He retired in 1970 after 28 years at Anchor Hocking in Lancaster and is survived by four daughters seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p.m. Heinlein Brown Funeral Home. burial Union Cemetery near Rockbridge. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today and Saturday.
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Clarence Davis Logan
Clarence Davis
Rockbridge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
Charles
Sarah Shannon Davis
Anchor Hocking Co
Lancaster
Carlwin
Martha) Blackstone
Virgil
June) Woodson
Sugar Grove
Mary Faye Davis
Helen Mae Davis
Tom
Dora) Brockett
Glouster
Ida Campbell
McConnelsville
Chauncey
Bessie) Stewart
Logan
Alice Primmer Davis
Heinlein
Raymond Shahan
Union Cemetery
Columbus
Bealey
Berry
Athens
Deshler
Beasley Industries
Hilliard
United Methodist Church
McDougal United Methodist Church
Beasley
Nelsonville Elks Lodge
Symposiarchs Club of
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
The
Green and White Club
Alice Hively
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Robert
Marge) Mathews
Richard
Virginia) Holzer
Edith B. Briggs
Dallas
Texas
Carl H. Beasley
Norris M. Beasley
Stuart
Jennie Donaldson Beasley
Letha Hess
Edna Streker
Bessie Elliott
Otha Galigher
Robert McGee
Gordon Sullivan
McDougal United Methodist Church Building Fund
Amesville Bank
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Albany
Mark Dickson
Bigony-Jordan
Willard Love
Alexander Cemetery
Dickson
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Newton
Ollie Neff Dickson
Townhouse Chapel
Esta McCallister Dickson
Arl
Lucius William Schrader
Florence Ave
Marion Twp
Mathias and
Lena Kessler Schrader
Armco Steel Corp
American Legion
VFW
DAV
St. John’s Catholic Church
James
Ruth) Kelch
Lon
Janie) Reinshell
Troy
Ann Innis
Leo Schrader
James A. Geiger
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral
Kollister
Michael Kollister
Hughes
Lorrin Krieder
West Union Street
Brennan
Warren
Congo
Perry County
Michael
Mary Kollister
William
Montgomery
Ala
Edesell
Cleveland
Royden
Nelsonville
Mentor
Hodge
Jean) Leiber
Whitelake
N.C
Kaye) Hammer
Anna Laczko
Oberlin
Detroit
Mich
Southeast Ohio Weather Forecast With Showers Likely
Cloudy cool conditions prevail tonight and Saturday across southeast Ohio with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Lows in the mid 40s, highs in the mid to upper 50s. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy cool conditions Sunday and Monday with a chance of showers and warmer by Friday.
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Ohio
East Lake Shore Central Northeast
East Central
Lake Erie
868 Titles Issued In Hocking County In September
In September 868 auto titles were issued by the Hocking County title office per clerk Thelma Keyes. Of these 109 were new, 24 voids, and 727 from resale and consumer sales. There were 309 mortgages filed and 256 cancelled, with total receipts of 20028 dollars. State and county disbursements totaled 3600. Boat licenses paid 3.50 with 0.75 to the state and 2.75 to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Athens quartet listed in court activity and transfers
Court records include a long list of individuals from Athens and nearby towns facing charges such as driving while under suspension, reckless operation, and intoxication with fines and bonds noted. Meigs County land transfers and numerous deed corrections accompany the docket, listing multiple owners and properties across Letart Racine Salem Middleport and surrounding areas.
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Richard Elkins
S. New York Ave
Stephen Dye
Wellston
Carl D. McCoy
Barbara Pittenger
Paul M Webb
S. Illinois Ave
Meigs County
Lynn E
Joanne D. Shuler
Erwin
Margaret Gloeckner
Delbert
Goldie Milliron
Letart
Joseph E. Beckwith
Isabel Simpson
Fredenck J
Earlene C. Stobart
Racine
Sybil Ebersbach
Neal Jeffers
Mildred
John William
Thomas Eugene Jeffers
Betty Ann Longstruth
Norma Sue Carder
Salem
James E
Edith Hall
Kenneth E
Carole E. McLaughlin
Sutton
Robert
Gladys R. Farley
Barbara L. Hanners
George H
Grace M. Warner
Richard A
Sharon K. Warner
Salisbury
Ira C. Goodnite
Charles F
Betty Smith
Gertrude D
Walter E. Morris
George E
Teresa Haddox
George Haddox
Luther P
Mary E. Smith
Middleport
Virginia
E. Vitatoe
Jack B
Ray E
Forrest T. Adams
Monongahela Power Co
Olive
Ralph D. Ashley
Don
Mary E Hill
Albert
Charles
Avery Goeglein
Roger Adams
Rutland
Dale H. Roush
Steven L
Wanda R. Jacobs
Howard Donahew
Mary
David L. Donahew
Susie A Laudermill
Robert C. Hartenbach
Buckeye Farms Inc
James
Roberta C. O'Brien
Elbert F
Marie Robinson
Virgil B
Helen Teaford Sr
Pomeroy
George A
Faye Wolfe
Charlies A. Vaughn
Chester
Orville E
Arizona Hudnall
William R
Carolyn Nicholson
Wesley Senter
Hall Jr
Hospital Births and Discharges List Ohio Names
A long list of newborns and discharged patients appears from multiple Ohio towns including Albany Athens New Marshfield Millfield McArthur Glouster Nelsonville Logan The Plains Pomeroy Racine Coolville and nearby routes. Notable entries include twins for Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen and a son for Mr and Mrs Alan Trout.
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James Huelsman
Athens
Sharon Stevens
David Bryan Kurz
Cheryl Lee Decker
Randy K. Lucas
Penny J. Sanborn
Millfield
Michael L. Mantle
Guysville
Cynthia P. Brown
Amesville
Virgil L. Walters Jr
New Carlisle
Cindy L. Skinner
Glouster
Glenn E. Mitchell
Karla Geiger
Robert Lee Kent
Charmayne L. Harper
Richard E. Adams
Stewart
Patsy J. Searberry
Randall Lee Butcher
Pomeroy
Robin Lee Wooten
Albany
Walter Lee Johnston
Nelsonville
Peggy Sue Humphrey
Alan Trout
Robert Lich
Jackson
Joseph Allen
New Marshfield
Stephen Cooper
Anida Smith
Violet Glover
Jack Appleman
Doc Coon
Phyllis Sharpe
the Plains
Kathy Easler
Shawn Keaton
Hazel Davis
McArthur
Joseph Bridgewater
Rosa Brooks
Ernest Evans
Charles Vollmer
Logan
Joan King
New Straitsville
Margaret Ong
Kandi Chubb
Columbus and Southern Ohio plans 375 MW plant in Belpre Township
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. says a 375 megawatt coal-fired unit in Belpre Township on the Ohio River could begin operation by 1985. A second unit would follow about three years later, with Meigs County as an alternate site. Cost and coal source remain undetermined.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Washington County
C&soe
Ohio Power Siting Commission
Belpre Township
Ohio River
Siting Commission
Zimmer
Cincinnati
Meigs County
Columbus Company
Dayton Power and Light
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Companies
648 to Buy Services From Family Programs
The Community Mental Health Board 648 signed a contract with Family Development Programs Inc for day care health education counseling and transportation services. 48 Athens and Hocking County children will receive about 6000 days of day care at $87,000 for Oct 1 to Jun 30 1977. 450 children in three counties will get 4222 hours of services at $40,789.
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Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services Board 648
Family Development Programs Inc
648
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
John P. Ross
Tri-County
Mrs. Holly McCoy Mrs. Wilbert Coleman Leland Waiters Carrie
Mrs McCoy and Mrs Coleman attend a ceremony with guest Leland Waiters and Carrie present. The event highlights community recognition of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly McCoy
Wilbert Coleman
Leland
Carrie
Wellston Schools Hit by Break-ins and Theft
The Wellston Police investigate one theft and two break ins. Marilyn Brady reports a car battery stolen from a parked vehicle at the bowling alley. Central and Wellston High School break ins occurred overnight with window entries and a small postage stamp theft. Dr Henry Croci and William Carrico to attend an Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness meeting on Oct 20 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Marilyn Brady
S. Wisconsin Ave
Wellston High School
Central School
Henry Croci
Athens
William Carrico
Stewart
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Columbus
Ford and Carter trade jabs as 1980 campaign heats up
Ford defends his stance in Detroit and Chicago fund raisers while Carter campaigns in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City calling Ford remarks on Eastern Europe insensitive. Mondale condemns Ford on boycott disclosures and brutal past in Prague as ethnic neighborhoods hear attacks.
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Bob Dole
Ford
Dole
Europe
Detroit
Chicago
Carter
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Rockwell International
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
White House
Mondale
Miami
Israel
Prague
Public Disclosure Rule Lets Arab Boycott Names Go Public
Washington reports that U S businesses matching Arab boycott requests will have their identities disclosed by the Commerce Department for requests after Oct 7. Past recipients are not named. Ford’s debate pledge prompted this policy reversal, with officials clarifying scope and timing of disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Israel
Commerce Department
U.S
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
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Athens City
Athens County
Pomeroy Squad
Picasso
Marseille
France
Avignon
Fred Beasley
Dickson Services
Lucius Schrader
England
Southeast
Upper Great Lakes
Madhinaala Debdranetios Wat Eontinue
Te Alantic
Gulf
Thern Plains
Ohio Universi
C. L. Colmer
Court News
Harry C. Chafin
Donald Ray
O’bleness
S. K. Jain
Adiprono Tirtonegord
Thomas Rostafinski
Charles Kaptenia
Bruce Wentworth
Earl Bourne
Edward Bowers
Michele Gardner
John Downs
John Kirkendall
John Sewell
Essie Sowers
Roscoe Orr
Naomi Love
Cleveland Snider
Paul Dotson
Josephine Evener
Roger Halbirt
Mount St. Mary
Bertha Danko
Donald Stover
William Parry
Elaine Allen
Theodor Shiflett
Anna Stemm
Hocking Valley
Grover Collinsworth
Haydenville
Charles Eaton
Roy Shull
Earl St. Clair
Donald Davis
Bertha Pratt
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Alice Hackney
Janet Jeffers
Emma Finch
Lenna Lenz
Coolville
Ethel Adkins
Russell Capehart
Herman Warner
Alice Hawk
Robert Williams
Richard Norman
Donald Covert
Pleasant Valley
Wellston Schools
Wichita
Kan
Richardson
Ford Administration
United States
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