Area Death Notices From Glouster to Albany
Glouster George McClelland 91 died at Mount St. Marys Hospital. Survived by four daughters, two sons and many grandchildren. Services Thursday at Glouster Church of Christ, burial in Glouster Cemetery. Also notices for Dabney in Point Pleasant, Mary Sayers in Nelsonville, Charlotte White in Stockport, Minnie Ellis in Logan, Sister Mary Dennis in Buffalo, Lurilla Tippie in Albany, Roy Folden in Garrett, Sylvia Davis in Chauncey, Ora Biddle in Point Pleasant, plus Knowlton in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Brentor
McClellan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Robert
Mary Ann Geenine McClellan
McClelland
Duncan Falls
Goldie Kay
Hebron
Ceilia Perkins
Maynard
West Carrollton
France
Inglewood
Calif
William
Chesterhill
Della Harris
Shawnee
Glouster Church of Christ
Don Seevers
Glouster Cemetery
van Fossen
Nelsonville
Mary Sayers
Mount St. Marys Hospital
Cabell County
West Virginia
Willis Chapman
Charles
Lucille Coope
Maude Jackson
Pickerington
Myrtle
Jesse
Steubenville
Warren Funeral Home
Richard Nelson
Greenlawn Cemetery
Stockport
Charlotte Ann White
University Hospital, Columbus
Ralph L
Louise White Calendine
Stockport Methodist Church
Webb Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
James
Richard
Peggy
Penny
Don
Pat) McConnell
Zanesville
Larry Calendine
Vietnam
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Logan
Minnie Ellis
Leonard Funeral Home
Ellis
Junction City
Perry County
David
Clyde Billingsley
Billingsley
John Rutter
New
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Dennis
OSF
Margaret Jean Flood
Sisters of St. Francis of Penance
Christian Charity
Stella Niagara
St. Paul’s Central
Ohio University
St. Aloysius Cadet
New Lexington
Dennis
Floyd J. Flood
Albany
Lurilla Tippie
Russell
Peach Ridge
Columbus
Lindsey Locke
Dayton
O. B. Chapman Jr
Warren
Lancaster
Loretta Likens
New Marshfield
Jesse McClain
Chillicothe
Albert McClain
Frost
Bigony Funeral Home
Cecil Cox
West Union Street
Athens
Point Pleasant
Roy Folden
Garrett
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
William and Lucenia Eads Folden
Leona Nance Folden
Fred
Roy
New Hampshire
Bernie Nance
Chicago
Mary Grimes
Chauncey
Sylvia Davis
Athens County
Amsey
Adeline Pritts
Joseph
William Earl
Charles and
Clifford
Thelma Watson
June Dyson
Margaret Stephenson
Jackson
Blanche Green
Spring Lake
N.C
Pat
Edward
Beatrice Navare
River Rouge
Mich
Nelle DeLong
Johnson Funeral Home
Fred Crabtree
Hilltop Cemetery
Millfield
Ora P. Biddle
Main St
Pleasant View
Huntington
St. Mary’s
James and
America Triplett Patterson
Edward B. Biddle
Christ Episcopal Church
Service Guild of the Church
Daughters of American Revolution
Charles Lewis
DAR
Williamtown
Eastern Star
Burt) Patterson
Bay Pines
Fla
Betty Berry
John Baker
Holyoke
Mass
E. A. Berry
Canton
James Patterson
Okey Ruttencutter
Toledo
Christ Church Episcopal
Clifford Schane
Williamstown
The
Mohr- Stevens Funeral Home
Mohr-Stevens Funeral Home
Last rites set for Thomas J Nash in Barboursville church
Thomas Jefferson Nash 74 of Barboursville will receive last rites at Dillon United Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. He had served as Sunday school superintendent for years and is a brother to The Rev Norman Nash of Henderson. Burial will follow at White Chapel Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Thomas Jefferson Nash
Barboursville
Dillon United Methodist Church
White Chapel Memorial Gardens
Nash
Norman Nash
Henderson
Burst Water Main Closes York Schools
In Nelsonville the York Nelsonville School District closed its senior high and elementary schools due to a water outage. A six inch main near the Walter Crane residence ruptured overnight and city crews work to repair it as classes are expected to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York-Nelsonville
Walter Crane
Members Go Hippie Elect Club Officers
The Oakdale Friendship Circle in GLOUSTER elected officers at its October meeting at Linda Hooper's home. Della Loomis is president, May Losey vice president, Martha Harry secretary treasurer and reporter, Faye Nott in charge of the flower fund. Members dressed as hippies. Loomis won first prize, Virginia Moore second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Linda Hooper
Della Loomis
May Losey
Martha Harry
Faye Nott
Flower Fund
Republic Avenue
Carolyn Grubbs
Dorothy Emrich
Virginia Moore
Study Club Holds Dinner in Burr Oak Lodge
October in Ohio was the theme for the Progressive Study Club fall dinner at Burr Oak Lodge. Mrs. Harold Vaughn oversaw arrangements and table decorations for 16 attendees. Mrs. Francis McAllister gave the prayer, and Miss Merle Danford will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Progressive Study Club
Burr Oak Lodge
Harold Vaughn
Francis McAllister
Merle Danford
Sheriff Subdues Assailant in Courthouse Jail Raid
Sheriff Harold Steele was attacked on the third floor jail by a prisoner armed with a pipe on a broomstick. Steele was bruised but subdued the inmate before escape. the man gave a false name but bore a Pennsylvania ID. This marks a second injury incident for Steele this year in jail break attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Hamden
Rowland Daniel
James E. Wall
Pennsylvania
Sheriff Steele
Mayor Praises Glouster Tom Cats and Band Squad
At a Saturday evening meeting, Mayor Thomas Williams Jr. commended the Glouster Tom Cats, the cheerleaders, and Glouster High School coaching staff for sportsmanship and first place league win. He also thanked the marching band and instructor Mrs Vaughn, stressing pride in local youths and praising positive publicity over criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas
Tommy) Williams Jr
Glouster Tom Cats
Glouster High School
Vaughn
Williams
Youth Hurt In Accident In Logan
16 year old Gary Rollins of Rockbridge Route 1 was treated at a Logan hospital after a one car crash on Route 180 one mile west of Route 374 Monday evening. Rollins suffered a possible concussion and back abrasions when the car went off the road and overturned, throwing him from the vehicle. The sheriff's department investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge
Gary Rollins
Rollins
Sheriff's Department
Birthday Picnic Honors Carr Family on Olentangy River
A Columbus group including Chauncey Grace Charlie Carr Marjorie Monroe Mr and Mrs Rolland Carr Larry and Ronnie Carr and Kathy Reidelbach held a picnic near the Olentangy River to celebrate Charlie and Larry Carrs birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Grace
Charlie Carr
Marjorie Monroe
Rolland Carr
Larry
Ronnie Carr
Kathy Reidelbach
Columbus
Olentangy River
Charlie and
Larry Carr
Millfield meeting schedule for midweek and youth groups
The schedule lists Wednesday at 6 30 p m Mill field Choir at Christian Church Wednesday 7 15 p m Millfield Christian Youth Fellowship Thursday 3 30 p m Chauncey Brownie Troop and Thursday 3 45 p m Chauncey Cadet Troop all local
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Choir
Christian Church
Millfield Christian Youth Fellowship
Chauncey Brownie
Chauncey Cadet
Guadalajara's early relocations lead to 1542 founding
The city of Guadalajara in Mexico shifted sites in 1532 and 1535 before final establishment at its current location in 1542, marking a pivotal urban settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico
Special Meet Called for Trimble PTO on Oct 21
Mrs Pat Halbert chairman of the Trimble Local School Halloween party calls a special meeting for Tuesday October 21 at 7 pm in Glouster High School. Open to anyone with an interest in the PTO group to set up committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Halbert
Trimble
Glouster High School
PTO Group
Halloween Party and Trick or Treat at Taylor Ridge
Taylor Ridge Christian Church hosts a Halloween party and wiener roast on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. All residents invited. Trick or Treat events set for Wednesday October 30 in Taylor Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Taylor Ridge Christian Church
Taylor Ridge
Notice of Executrix and Executor Appointments in Athens County
Notices announce Ethel Maple of 20 Central Ave Athens Ohio appointed Executrix of Elba E Maple estate and Harry K Looney of 30 Second St Athens Ohio appointed Executor of Cora Looney estate both in Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Also notice of election on tax levy in excess of ten mill limit in Alexander Local School District to fund operating expenses with a five mill additional levy. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Maple
Central Ave
Athens
Ohio
Elba E. Maple
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Harry K. Looney
Second Street
Cora Looney
Election notice on Athens County tax levy in excess of ten mill limit
Notice of an election on a renewal of a 60 mill tax for five years in Athens County Ohio to meet operating expenses including the Children s Home. The vote is set for a November day in 1948 at regular polling places from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.Officials listed are William A. Lavelle and William M. Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Board of Elections
William A. Lavelle
Nelsonville York district tax levy election notice
A notice dated August 13 1968 announces a general election in Nelsonville York City School District Athens County Ohio on the Sunday and Tuesday in November 1968 to vote on a continuing tax levy beyond the ten mill limit for current operating expenses. The levy would be up to seven mills per dollar of valuation or seventy cents per hundred dollars. Local official William A Lovelle signs the notice with dates through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Nelsonville-York City
Athens County
Ohio
Scid
Nelsonville
York City
Board of Elections
William A. Lovelle
Dust Control Tax Proposal in Athens Township Vote
The Board of Trustees of Athens Township Ohio submits a millage renewal measure for dust control. The proposal asks for up to 1 mill per ten dollars of valuation for three years. Election scheduled for the general election day in November 1968, excluding Athens City. County official notice dated September 10, 1968.
Waterloo Township Cemeteries Maintenance Tax Vote Notice
Notice from Waterloo Township Trustees Athens County Ohio that a ten mill renewal for cemetery maintenance will be on the November 1968 general election ballot. One mill renewal tax for five years at up to one mill per dollar valuation will run five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM EST per election board order dated July 26 1968 with notices appearing 10-8 10-15 10-22 10-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Township Trustees
Waterloo
Athens County
Ohio
Waterloo Township
Doy Order of the Board of Elections
William A. Lavelle
Board Township
Fox
Board of Elections
Dover
Dover Township
Said du
Election notice on excess tax levy for Glouster village
Voters in Glouster Athens County Ohio will decide on a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit at the November 5 1968 general election. The measure renews a 2 mill street maintenance levy for five years and funds current village expenses including care construction and street maintenance. A separate Athens County tuberculosis hospital levy renewal of 6 mills for five years is also on the ballot. Authorities list the dates notices were issued and times.
Canaan Township to Vote on Dust Control Tax in 1968 Election
In Athens County Ohio the Township of Canaan schedules a general election for November 5 1968 at regular voting places to decide a levy for dust control. The proposal would raise an additional tax of 4 mills for three years with a rate not exceeding .40 mills per four cents. Polls open at 6 20 a.m. and remain open until the day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Athens County
Ohio
Cancan
Board of Elections
Ohio may issue bonds for public capital projects
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No 29 proposes adding Section 21 to Ohio Article VIII to authorize issuing bonds and obligations by the state and related agencies for highways water pollution control higher education parks and recreation mental hygiene and other state buildings. It sets caps on debt and specifies how proceeds fund urban extensions water management and other priorities with tax and revenue backing and federal and local participation. The measure would require voter approval at the November 1968 election and details ballot form publication and implementation.
Ohio constitutional amendment on state bonds and projects
The article discusses proposed Article VIII Section 21 allowing the General Assembly to authorize new obligations including bonds and notes for area were and other public capital improvements. It limits issuances by category: highways up to 100 million per year, 500 million outstanding. other projects up to 259 million total, with allocations for water pollution control, higher education, parks, airports, and state buildings. Revenue pledges may back these obligations, which would not be counted against existing limits or deemed state debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Igher
Ohio constitutional amendment on homestead exemptions
The amendment proposes to permit the General Assembly to grant homestead exemptions for residents of Ohio. It details eligibility, age and residency requirements, and allows exemptions for all Ohio residents owning and living in a homestead. It also covers tax exemptions for bonds and public properties with provisions for regular valuation reporting.
Ohio amendment would take effect immediately upon majority vote
The proposal states that if a majority of electors voting on the amendment approve it, the amendment becomes effective immediately and existing section 2 of Article XII of the Ohio Constitution would be repealed from that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Secretary of State certifies constitutional amendment resolutions
Ted W. Brown secretary of state certifies that Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 29 and Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 43 were filed proposing to amend sections of the Ohio Constitution. The certification is dated August 13, 1948, and bears the official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
State of
Ohio
Senate
House
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
George B. McClellan
Carl Dabney
Carl Stanley Dabney
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Uplands
Orville Johnson
Don Myers
Mason County
Kathryn Williams Dabney
Wilma Delaney
Charleston
Garnett Love
Jewell Caudell
Marion
Garland
Lawrence Bechtle
Jack Bechtle
Middleport
Mrs. Lurilla Tippie
Sylvia, Davis
Mrs. Ora Biddle
Newton F. Knowlton
Newton Francis Knowlton
Nash Services
York
Study Club
Alexander
Athens Co
William A, Lavelle
William M, Howe
William M. Howe
Athens City
Athens Township
William M. Howe Sr
Board of Elections of
Athena
William A Lavelle
Wiliam M. Howe Cierk
William M. Howe Clark
Secretary of State of
World War Compensation Fund
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Office OF the Secretary OF State
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