Area Death Notices From Athens to Glouster and Point Pleasant
Memorial services set for Jane McGraw in Athens at Galbreath Chapel on Ohio University campus. Margaret Morgan of Glouster dies in Columbus leaving four daughters, two sons, many grandchildren and greats. arrangements by Van Fossen Funeral Home. Skeet McCallister of Glouster dies. services Friday at Van Fossen with Maplewood Cemetery burial. Wanda McCallister survivor. JeCanElle Terry of Mender son dies after train truck crash era. daughter Betty Krebs and son Michael Nutter survive. Crow Hassell Funeral Home to host Friday service. Lose Oak Cemetery burial. viewing details provided.
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Athens
Galbreath Chapel
Ohio University
Jane McGraw
William B. McGraw
McGraw
Glouster
Margaret Morgan
Locust Street
Columbus
Emma Kay
Cohirtous
Chrystal Kidd
Luella Moody
Millfield
Mable Gears
Edward
Crawford
Francis B. McCallister
Jacqueline Terry Glouster
Francis
Skeet
McCallister
Republic Ave
Wanda
the Messenger
Paul
Joe
Lawrence
St. Louis
Lewis
Norma Vaughan
Delores Melvin
Rosemary Byers
Westerville
John
Linda
Betsy
Debby
van Fossen Funeral Home
Maplewood Cemetery
Point Pleasant
Jecanelle Terry
Mendersson
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Terry
Henderson
Helen Daugherty Nutter
George H. Nutter
Charles R. Terry
Betty Sue Krebs
Michael Nutter
Crow- Hassell Funeral Home
Lose Oak Cemetery
Removable Classrooms Arrive for Ordnance School
Two 12 by 30 foot removable classrooms arrived at the Ordnance School and will be placed on the base with classes starting Monday. Principal John Taylor notes similar additions at Alason Grade School as Ordnance enrolls 962 students, underscoring the need for extra space.
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Point Pleasant
Ordnance School
J. Brooks Smith
Alason
John Taylor
Ordnance
Land Transfers and Public Notices From Local Districts
William H Bardin Commissioner transfers real estate in Waggener District to Mandal and Carolyn Davin for 1000 dollars. H E and Seva Crum transfer real estate in Clendenin District in James and Olive Starcher for 2 1, Richard and Mary Russell transfer real estate in Robinson District to Donald and Alice Hussell. Six National Geographic books published without compensation. Rummage sale at Gloucester Civic Center hosted by Jacksonville EUR Church Thursday to Saturday to fund a new porch at the parsonage.
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Waggener
Mandal
Carolyn Davin
H. E
Seva Crum
Clendenin
James
Olive Starcher
Richard and
Mary Russell
Robinson
Donald and
Alice Hussell
National Geographic
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White House
United States Capitol
Sureme Court
George W Lington
United States of America
Glouster Civic Center
Jacksonville
EUR Church
Cub Scouts Elect Denner At Meeting
In Point Pleasant Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 258 elected Kenl Durst as denner. Bil Bardin named as second denner with Ronnie Sibold as treasurer and George Calandros as gang leader. Randy Filkins appointed reporter. officers were chosen at a church meeting. Unley displayed fire posters and Steve Wilson led a uniform inspection. Den mother Mrs Kenneth Filkins supported the group.
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Point Pleasant
Kenl Durst
Den
Ordnance School
PTA
Bil Bardin
Ronnie Sibold
George Calandros
Randy Filkins
Unley
Steve Wilson
Kenneth Filkins
Local Court Frees Woman. Tinney Fined on Multiple Counts
Logan Paul Tinney of Wwekhbrulge was fined a total of $60 plus costs after a mayor's court appearance over five charges. Shipley, who rode with him Monday, was found innocent of allowing an unlicensed driver to operate her automobile. Tinney pled not guilty but was convicted on several counts including reckless operation and fraudulent use of a credit card. fines and costs followed. In Middleport, three traffic offenses were settled by Mayor C. Caret Ann Ruse, Allen F. Strueser, and Harold L. Barber, with fines and bond forfeitures issued for various violations.
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Tinney
Paul Tinney
Jack Logrehead
Cla Shipley
Maenday Terman
Iiocent
Heyneg
Tur
Middleport
C. Caret Ann Ruse
Allen F. Srueser
Middlepart Tioute L
Shegel Exhaust
Harold L. Barber
Reedsville
Ohio grain prices report from Columbus markets
Ohio Department of Agriculture market data shows No 2 red wheat mostly at 1.10 to 1.35 per bushel with slight shifts. No 2 yellow corn unchanged to lower around 1.02 to 1.04 per bushel. No 2 oats steady at 0.68 to 0.74 per bushel. No 3 soybeans steady to lower about 2.43 to 2.53 per bushel with most at 2.43 to 2.51.
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Columbus
Gina (Ap
Ohio
Pomeroy Personal Notices Death of Paul Gordon at 62
Mrs Lettie Roush learns of the death of her brother in law Paul Gordon 62 in Parkersburg West Virginia after a long illness. He leaves a wife Candance and nine children plus grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday in Parkersburg. Former Middleport residents, the Gordons worked at Covert Bakery. Funeral services in Isburg followed. relatives from Columbus attended. Mr Raymond Abren(s)worth and family and Mr Al Russell joined Lettie Roush’s mother during the weekend. Michael Pick and Ronald Evans families vacationed in California recently.
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Lettie Roush
Paul Gordon
Parkersburg
W. Va
Candance
Middleport
Raymond Ab Prensworth
al Russell
Columbus
Lettie Raush
Isburg
Beale PTA Festival to Feature Music and Queen Crowning
Beale School PTA hosts a Saturday fall festival at 2 pm with Edho Rhythm Boys of Point Pleasant performing at 6:30 pm. Activities include a country kitchen, bargains, a spook room, and a sweet shop. One hundred twenty one contestants vie for a king and queen title.
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Edho Rythmn Boys of
Point Pleasant
Middleport Personal Notes and Local Visits
Middleport items report Mrs. Roger Kittle visiting aunt Miss Vessa McCoy in Middleport. Mrs. Ben Philson returns to teaching first grade after a virus illness with Nan Moore as substitute. Funeral services held for Blanch Carpenter in Dayton. Steve Bachner recovering at home after a laparoscopic procedure at Children’s Hospital in Columbus. Asa Jordan, Clyde Belcher, Milton Hood and Benny Wright seen at various local spots this week. Visitors include Lawrence Murphy and Rodney Downing with O. I. homecoming in Athens and Carl Harris family visiting Rutland area. Citronella distillation noted as a mosquito repellent from Java and Ceylon, closing the item.
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Roger Kittle
Glouster
Vessa McCoy
Middleport
Ben Philson
Nan Moore
Arthur Skinner
David Farmer
Blanch Carpenter
Dayton
Steve Bachner
Jack Bachner
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Asa Jordan
Lancaster Fair
Airs
Clyde Belcher
Charleston
W. Va
Jack ,Bachner
Steve
Milton Hood
Benny Wright
Cabin Creek
Lawrence Murphy
Keane
N. i
Rodney Downing
O. I
Athens
Carl Harris
Scottie
Fr. Lauderdale
Fla
Russel Little
Rutland
Autumn in Orbit Marks Equinox Beginning
Astronomical events indicate autumn in both hemispheres began as Earth crossed a point in its orbit where the axis pointed away from or toward the sun. The moment registered at 12:38 p.m. on September 2, with daylight balanced across the globe.
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