Area Obituaries Highlight Gallia County Residents
Obituary notices from Gallipolis and nearby towns detail deaths of Daniel P. Reese 74 of Marietta Isa Dora B Smith 90 of Porter Allen G Jenkinson 76 of Kiowa County and others. Services are scheduled at Miller's funeral home Ver on McCoy in Vinton and Ewing funeral home with burials at Mound Hill Valley View Memorial Park and Green Lawn Cemtery. The notices list survivors including spouses children and siblings and note church and fraternal affiliations.
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Gallipolis
Daniel P
Marietta
Gallia County
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gage
Perry
Timothy
Elizabeth Rees Reese
Tyn Rhos Church
Patriot Masonic Lodge
Annamae Gills
Margaret Burfield
Elizabeth Jane Reese
St. Clair Shores
Mich
John S. Reese
Anna Reese
R. S.kerr
John E. Evans
Miller’s Funeral
Mound Hill Cemetery
Isadora B. Smith
James H. Smith
Paul Phillips
Porter
Mason County
Henry
Nannie Rowsey
E. L. Cottrell
Henry Smith
Pomeroy
Allen G. Jenkinson
Meigs County
Kiowa
Iowa
Charles
Emma Jenkinson
Ohio
Burlington
Hattie Marie Robinett
Leo
Jenkinson
Riverside Church of Christ
Elva Benfield
Verda Tanner
Erma Kunz
Attica
Kansas
Manford
Virgil
Oscar
Garden Grove
Calif
Ruby Remsberg
Ypsilanti
Leona White
Helen Weisheit
Santa Ana
Nelsonville
Arthur “Doggie
Newton
Mill St
Johnson
J. A. Long
Green Lawn
Elks Lodge
Leonard Koenig
Long Bottom Route 1
Holzer Hospital
Doris
Elsie Lou Hawk
Lloyd
Donald
Mansfield
Dorothy Myers
Chester
Leonard Jr
Delaware
Rickey
Dorothy Smally
Arthur
Reedsville
Zelda Weber
Virgene
Ewing Funeral Home
Koenig- Massar Cemetery
Albany Social Notes Cite Wide Family Visits
A string of local residents are noted visiting relatives and friends across the region. Floyd and wife of Cleveland spent time with Glenn Tewksbury, while Wingett visited Charleston relatives and Don Young called on Melva Radcliffe. The column lists numerous weekend stays and trips involving McVay, Cline, Robinson, Jagers, Jagers family, Downs, and Gillogly households, with engagements spanning Marion Athens London Huntington and Florida.
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Melva Radcliffe
Albany
Floyd Tewksbury
Cleveland
Glenn Tewksbury
Guy Wingett
Glen Howard
Charleston
Don Young
Athens
Rex Robinson
Marion
Florence Brown
Robinson
Garnette Ailstock
Virginia Beach
E. H. Greene
Edwin Greene
Huntington
Dale Jagers
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Bernard Allen
C. E. Stout
E. H. Lasch
Columbus
Clyde Hill
Carl Wharton
Mary Connett
Florida
Floyd McDaniel
Washington D.C
George Downs
Wayne Caster
Eldon McDaniel
G. S. Gillogly
Wallace Gillogly
John Gillogly
Logan
Paul Gillogly
Porter By Mrs Garnet Russell Porter
Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and Cathy were dinner guests of Mrs Garnet Russell and Betty Lee on Sunday Mrs Thurman Denney is visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Ruff and daughter in Kansas City Mr and Mrs Albert Wagner Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner Mrs Joe Vance and family and Mrs Bill Merry and son visited Mr and Mrs Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Ralph Coburn Huntington visited with Mrs G G Gullett
Reedsville News Brides Shower Guests Gather
Community letters list many visitors and relatives visiting Reedsville residents. The piece notes Melanie Brown studying at Ohio State University and a wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Brown with gifts and prizes. A long guest list includes locals and visitors from Belpre Parkersburg and Akron.
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Reedsville
Walter Brown
David
Melanie
Columbus
Ohio State University
Tom Montgomery
Harley Reynolds
Springfield
Ivan Grover
Melvin Little
Cheshire
Ola Childers
Margaret Brown
Bess Larkins
Eunice Sprague
Gladys Amsbury
Belpre
Baptist Temple
Williams
H. W. Larkins
Gene Young
Brown
Ronald Osborne
Carl Buckley
Carl Kautz
Woodrow Mora
Kathie Chichester
Harold Massar
R. E. Williams
Lyle Balderson
Donald Myers
de Davis
Joan Ann
Gordon Caldwell
Ara Myers
Will Swain
Olen Young
Norman Weer
Ray Young and
Kila
Sandra Newtun
Patty Dorst
Oliver Swain
Wayne Prince
Sam Wilson
C. Edd Humphrey
Denver Weber
Ernest Whitehead
Warren Pickens
Lloyd McDonald
Shirley
Irene Conger
Roy Hannum
Lor
Lee Young
Lyle Swain
Judy Young
Orland Gilland
Prankster Activity Sparks Logan Police Response
Logan officials condemn Halloween pranks after a surge of 23 police calls last night. Four auxiliary officers were deployed as vandalism included shaving cream on autos, broken windows in South Logan, a stolen swing, moved swings blocking alleys, damaged tombstones, and vandalized memorials near the high school. Fires were set at the county fairgrounds and hydrants turned on as police identify leads and vow severe action.
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Logan
South Logan
Idle Pay Claims Rise In Logan And Athens
Logan and Athens counties show a weekly rise in initial and continued unemployment claims, driven by scattered plant layoffs. Logan reports increases in initial claims from 26 to 51 and continued claims from 136 to 162, while Athens initial claims climb from 16 to 42 and continued claims from 97 to 109. Job openings include boiler man, block layer, clerks, sales, drivers, and several service roles in both counties.
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Logan
Athens
Hocking County
Schein
New Phone Directory Due Soon in Nelsonville
Nelsonville will receive the 1964 telephone directory this week with about 3 850 copies mailed October 14 and 1 000 reserved. The avocado green bound edition has 28 white pages including seven area code pages, 36 yellow pages and eight blue information pages. It includes 766 changes and adds and lists police and fire emergency numbers on the first information page.
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Nelsonville
Don Delor
Area Ohio Bell Commercial
Delor
Meigs County Land Transfers Summary
Meigs County land transfers include Margaret and Carl Riggs selling two lots in Pomeroy to Robert J. and Lela Curtis. R. G. Manley deceased transfers to Eleazady Manley and heirs in Middleport. Neva Bolyard Clayton Bolyard Donald Manley and Kathleen Manley convey property to Eleazady Manley in Middleport. Corwin and Mayme Custer transfer part of Racine lots to Jamie Holter. Kibble family deeds 40 acres in Olive Two to Lafayette Hetzer then to Ernest L. Kibble. Clelands sell 52 acres coal lands in Rutland to Ohio Power Co.. Stewarts sell lots in Sutton and Minersville to Melvin and Mildred Sydebotham.
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Margaret Riggs
Carl Riggs
Robert J. Curtis
Lela L. Curtis
Pomeroy
R. G. Manley
Eleazady Manley
Neva Bolyard
Donald Manley
Middleport
Clayton Bolyard
Kathleen Manley
Corwin E. Custer
Mayme B. Custer
Jamie Holter
Racine
D. W. Kibble
A. B. Kibble
Mary Ida Kibble
Lafayette Hetzer
Olive Two
Lafe Hetzer
Ernest L. Kibble
Floyd D. Cleland
Della Cleland
Ohio Power Co
Rutland
Ernest W. Stewart
Iva M. Stewart
Melvin Sydebotham
Mildred Sydebotham
Sutton
Minersville
Local Social Roundup Lists Visits Across Towns
Mrs M R Ross and guests from Delbarton W Va visited Albert Curry last Sunday. Otto Swartz from Shade and the Bergans from Columbus were hosted by Harry Ross and Paul Cotterill. Toledo and Albany visits noted with several Logan and Columbus connections. A remark on ambulances hints at giving before it hurts.
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Lee Dillon
Alice Arthur
Earl Farley
Delbarton
W. Va
Albert Curry
Otto Swartz
Shade
Harry Ross
Amos Chesser
Anna Carr
Toledo
Albany
Cliff Ross
Vaughn Ross
Orris Glidden
Logan
Ronnie Scott
Franklin Townsends
Columbus
Laird Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Henry Swart
Raymond Halcomb
Point Rock
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Edgar Hunter of McArthur Paul Kline of Logan Starr Route. Dismissals include Mrs Daniel Goodwin and daughter McArthur Route 2 and Mrs William Tatman and son South Bloomingville Route 1. Emergency care for Retha Wilson 19 Logan for knee and arm injuries from a fall. released.
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Edgar Hunter
McArthur
Paul Kline
Logan Starr
Daniel Goodwin
William Tatman
South Bloomingville
Retha Wilson
Logan
Murray City Social News Highlights and Local Court Fine
Murray City notes Vivian Lantz and Sylvia Sweazy visiting relatives in Lancaster and Barberton as George Campbell returns from Barberton Hospital. Birthday party for Pamela Swyers with friends, and visits from the Sorrells and Dixons. Middleport records hop set by the senior class with Jays as emcees. Pomeroy reports Howard Dicken fined $5 plus costs for assault and battery.
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Howard Craft
Murray City
Vivian Lantz
Sylvia Sweazy
Lancaster
James Sanborn
Barberton
Don Swyers
Pamela
Cinda
Linda Robson
Martha Smith
Catherine Roof
Charma Swyers
Diane Dane
Howard Sarrell
Columbus
Ted Dixon
Randy
Danny
Teddy
New Lexington
Lester Sorrell
Alan
Mary Kay
Millard Dixon
Middleport
Middleport High School
Pomeroy
Howard Dicken
Meigs County
Frank W. Porter
Logan High poll Surveys political awareness of residents
Logan High School government students conducted daytime street polls on political knowledge and issues including 1960 voting, Vietnam, school prayer, taxes, and one candidate for Hocking County Sheriff. The instructor notes surprising gaps and plans to release results after evaluation, aiming to interest local candidates and citizens.
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Logan
Logan High School
United States
Viet Nam
Hocking County
Allan McLellan
McLellan
Nelsonville Sets Beggars Night For October Twenty Ninth
Mayor William Hoffman and Police Chief Max Valkinburg noted good behavior by youths in recent years but warned that vandalism will not be tolerated. Beggars Night is set for October 29 from 6 30 to 8 00 p m. American Legion Post 229 and its Ladies Auxiliary will hold their annual Halloween party on the same date.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Max Valkinburg
American Legion Post 229
Yale Party Plans Made By Auxiliary
MIDDLEPORT The White Rose Lodge Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met at the Legion Hall to discuss plans for the Christmas party. A salad course was served by Mrs. Norman Wayland and Mrs. Mattie Bush. Nearby residents and travelers were noted in attendance and visits, with mentions of war memories and nursing convention travel.
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Middleport
White Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Legion Hall
Norman Wayland
Mattie Bush
Election Board Orders Printing Of Ballots
The Hocking County Election Board directed printing of ballots for the November election after a delay caused by a legal dispute with Forrest P. Moore the Democrat candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. Hull Printing Co said no order had arrived but Judge Harley Meyer ordered completion. The board faces possible appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court with Secretary of State Ted Brown weighing options Moore’s name will appear on the ballot regardless.
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Logan — Hull Printing Co
Hocking County Election Board
Hocking County
Forrest P. Moore
Hull
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Election Board
Peal
Ohio Supreme Court
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Moore
Ted Brown
Brown
Area Woman Has New Great Grandson
Mrs. Ber tha Archer reports the birth of Jason Ronald Beaver born October 14 at Riverside Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Ronald Beaver of Columbus. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William K. Beaver of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Columbus.
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Middleport
Bertha Archer
William Ronald Beaver
Columbus
Riverside Hospital
Jason Ronald
William K. Beaver
John Henderson
Orpah Rebekah Lodge Plans October Social Meeting
Six members attended the Orpah Rebekah Lodge No. 210 meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall. Plans were made for a social gathering on October 27 with Mrs. Ruth Keefer and Mrs. Gladys Darst as hostesses.
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Point Pleasant
Orpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ruth Keefer
Gladys Darst
Two Youths Suspected Of Bad Checks
Logan city police say a second 16 year old is implicated in a sequence of bad checks. A 14 year old Nelsonville Route 2 youth and the first 16 year old were detained after the younger tried to pass a bad check at a Kroger store. All are scheduled for juvenile court appearances.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Assured Clear Distance Charges Placed Against Wagner
Nelsonville police filed charges against Joseph John Wagner 48 of Buchtel for assured clear distance. Hearing continued from Wednesday night to October 19 by Mayor William Hoffman. Wilber S. Antle 57 of Tipp City forfeited a $20 bond for a Columbus Street stop sign violation on October 10.
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Nelsonville
Joseph John Wagner
Buchtel
William Hoffman
Wilber S. Antle
Tipp City
Columbus St
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Daniel P. Reese
Isadora Smith
Harry Phillips
Watkins St
Lexington
Warren Funeral
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467
Mae F. Smith
A. V. Smith
Paul
Kathryn Lois Thompson
Maxine Cline
Orlando
Wesley Ohlinger
Rawlings- Coats
Newton Services
Mrs. Garnet Russell
Nan Dorsey
Minnesota Apparel Industries
Mrs. Lyle Balderson
Idle Pay
Hocking
Homer Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Mrs. M. V. Ross
James Bergan
Paul Cotterill
F.E.F
Hocking Valley Hospital
Helen Campbell
Judy Wooten
Mary Vaske
Jobs
Robert Vaske
Yale
Glouster
H. A. Rogers
Broad St
Everett Sisco
Detroit
Sisco
Rogers
France
W.W.I
Loretta McGlaughlin
Faye Kimes
Goldie Miller
Thelma McManus
Shawnee Hotel
Gary Dean Tillman
Norfolk
Albert Zimmer
New St
Tillmans
Dean Tillman
Piqua
Bill Worthem
Greenfield
Trip
Ernest Vernon
Kate Vaughn
Cecil Harrison
Grand Canyon
Pocono Mountains
Wax Museum
Gettysburg
Area
Orpah Rebekah
Health Insurance Association
East Long Street
Ohio 65
Health Insurance Association Dept
Long St
County
City
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