Printers Strike In Toledo Blade And Times Dispute
More than 200000 subscribers faced no editions as ITU Local 63 AFL-CIO walked out in Toledo. The 260 member union struck after rejecting a wage offer claiming 17.50 weekly increases over three years amid ongoing bargaining.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
a_ printers
The
Blade
Times
ITU Local 63
Afl-Cio
Blade and Times
Ohio
Michigan
Vinton County Land Transfers Listed
Lola Crow executrix of John W. West estate transfers McArthur lots to Norman and Gwendolyn Barton. Alice Trainer conveys part McArthur lots to Eugene W. Trainer and Kathleen E. Turner. Willard and Ola C. Peck to Marathon Oil Co. James W. and Mildred Kessler to John and Rana Phillips 30 acres in Wilkesville Two. Kenneth M. Robbins executor transfers 12 square rods in Richland Twp to Henry Coleman. Edward and Mary Clemons to Laurence A. and Elda R. Shockey 1001 acres in Elk Twp.
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Lola Crow
John W. West
Norman and
Gwendolyn Barton
McArthur
Alice
Eugene W. Trainer
Kathleen E. Turner
Willard
Ola C. Pecks
Marathon Oil Co
James W. and
Mildred Kessler
John and
Rana Phillips
Wilkesville
Kenneth M. Robbins
Emmet E. Robbins
Henry Coleman
Richland
Edward
Mary Clemons
Laurence A
Elda R. Shockey
Elk
Logan Budget Commission Meets With Board of Education
The Hocking County Budget Commission and Logan Board of Education held a closed Monday night session to discuss the 1967 school budget. No decisions were reported though one member said many points were cleared up. The meeting was closed to the public.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Budget Commission
Logan Board of Education
Baltimore and Ohio seeks to discontinue intrastate freight service
Public notice from the West Virginia Public Service Commission orders the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to file objections by November 25 1966 and attend a hearing on November 28 1966 in Charleston. The company must publish and post notices at all WV stations for at least 30 days prior.
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Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia
Charleston
Public Bservice Commission OF
Capitol
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Clarksburg
Elkins
Fairmont
Grafton
Huntington
Keyser
Martinsboro
Morgantown
Moundsville
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Wheeling
Aoey
Charles P. Caldwell
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Meigs County Court
Two divorce suits were filed Monday in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Charles C. Wright Jr. of Middleport sues Mona Jean Wright for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Thomas Lee Knight of Pom eroy seeks a divorce from Sonja R. Knight of Gallipolis for extreme cruelty and asks custody of four minor children. Joseph W. Wines was granted a divorce from Artie Virginia Wines on grounds of gross neglect of duty and the defendant's maiden name McDaniel was restored.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Charles C. Wright Jr
Middleport
Mona Jean Wright
Thomas Lee Knight
Sonja R. Knight
Gallipolis
Joseph W. Wines
Artie Virginia Wines
McDaniel
Lenna Snowden Glouster Woman Dies in Nelsonville
Lenna Snowden Glouster died Monday evening at Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. Funeral arrangements are being made by Van Fossen Funeral Home.
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Glouster
Lenna Snowden
Front St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
van Fossen Funeral Home
Leaf collections continue in Middleport city
Chief Herbert Gilkey asks residents to move cars from streets during leaf pickup. Schedule lists wards by day: Monday first ward, Tuesday first and second wards, Wednesday third ward, Thursday fourth ward, Friday fifth ward.
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Middleport
Herbert Gilkey
Death notices from Athens and Logan list Burton and McIntosh
ATHENS Pearl A Burton 52 of 14 Brown Ave died Monday night in Sheltering Arms Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Jean daughter Monica Sue four sisters and a wartime veteran employed 20 years by Fairmont Dairy. Funeral Thursday 1 30 p m Jagers and Sons Funeral Home Rev Edsel Wilcox graveside at W Union Street Cemetery with military rites by K T Crossen Post American Legion. LOGAN Charles Boyd McIntosh 83 of 238 Zanesville Ave died Monday at Mount St Mary Hospital. Wife Ellia preceded him in 1960. Survived by two sons George Haydenville and Elbert Irvine Ky a daughter Mae Smith Columbus and brother Robert Irvine Ky. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Miranda Casto officiating. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Tuesday.
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Athens
Pearl A
Bill) Burton
Brown Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Raymond
Hazel Quinn Burton
Burton
Fairmont Dairy
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Edsel Wilcox
W. Union St
K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Logan
Charles Boyd McIntosh
Zanesville Ave
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ellia
George
Haydenville
Elbert
Irvine, Ky
Mae Smith
Columbus
Robert
Heinlein Funeral Home
Miranda Casto
Greenlawn Cemetery
William Robinson 85 Dies After Apparent Heart Attack
William Robinson of Glouster Route 3 Orbiston died at Mount St. Mary Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his home. He was 85. Johnson Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Nelsonville
William Robinson
Glouster
Orbiston
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Johnson Funeral Home
Dinsmoor of The Plains Dies at 87
I P Dinsmoor 87 of The Plains died Tuesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a two month illness. Funeral arrangements are being completed by Hughes Funeral Home in Athens.
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the Plains
F. P
Fid) Dinsmoor
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hughes Funeral Home
Athens
Mishap Reported By Middleport Police
A minor collision at Locust and Pearl Streets involved Freda Marie Swan 27 of Middleport and Richard L. Mead 23 of Middlebourne. Swan cited for assured clear distance after rear ending Mead while he stopped in traffic. damage described as minor to Mead’s car and medium to Swan’s vehicle.
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Midleport
Locust
Pearl St
Middleport
Freda Marie Swan
Richard L. Mead
Middlebourne
W. Va
Hearing aids advance with science and industry
Medical science and industrial technology have joined to give sound to millions and the effort continues to create more compact efficient devices. The Hearing Aid Industry Conference promotes a Better Hearing Emphasis program.
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The
Hearing Aid Industry Conference
Bar Death Suspect Is Arrested
The man sought for a bar room killing on Oct 10 was arrested by FBI agents in Texas. Lawrence Marion Bradley Jr., 27, held on 50 000 bond. wife Judith Ann Bradley 22 held on 25 000 bond. They faced murder charges in Cincinnati and flee to avoid testimony. police tied the suspect to a broader crime spree including robbery and kidnapping.
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Houston
Tex
FBI
Texas
U.S
William Costa
Lawrence Marion Bradley Jr
Judith Ann Bradley
Nancy Welch
Shirley Saul
Cincinnati
Bradley
Lloyd Raymond Scott
Bradleys
John Duncan
Maysville
Duncan
Aberdeen
Ohio
Scott
Langsville church dinner honors Rev Norris as he resigns
Langsville Church held a dinner honoring Rev Charles Norris and family as Norris resigns to serve churches in the Reedsville area. Earl Shuler of Racine conducts Sunday services at the church.
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Larry Hoffman
Stevie
Albany
Leslie Hoffman
Langsville Church
Charles Norris
Norris
Reedsville
Earl Shuler
Racine
Pomeroy First Baptist Church Sells Chairs for Sunday School Room
At a quarterly business meeting the church agreed to purchase chairs for the Sunday school room. Edgar Newbanks spoke on obtaining a church directory. Church and Sunday school reports were presented.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy First Baptist Church
Edgar Newbanks
Reserves Ready for Mobilization as SRF Maintains High Readiness
The Pentagon will keep the Selected Reserve Force in a high state of readiness at least until mid 1967 as a hedge against mobilization. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson reports 86 percent of 423 SAF units passed battalion level tests, with 60 failing retesting. The SRF, led by the National Guard, aims for seven days notice to mobilize and eight weeks of training before Overseas deployment. Training levels rose from 48 to 72 drills, causing officer and NCO losses, now restored to a normal 8-10 percent.
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Washington
Pentagon
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard Bureau
National Guard
Security of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Across Ohio Valley Markets
Market notes from Cincinnati and Gallipolis show cattle and calves steady to mixed, hogs active with higher barrows and gilts, sows up, and sheep steady with varied lamb prices. Ohio grain prices list No 2 red wheat around 1.58 to 1.61 per bushel and soybeans near 2.72 to 2.74.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Hospitals Auxiliary May Buy Incubator
Members of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary moved to pursue purchase of an incubator and several carts for hospital use. The meeting took place in the hospital dining room as volunteers considered shifts from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Pomeroy
Veterans Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
Middleport Auxiliary Group
Phyllis Hackett
Bids Sought for Upriver Mail Route
Sealed bids are invited to operate U S mail service on a 27.09 mile upriver route from Pomeroy Ohio via highway 124 to Minersville Syracuse Racine Portland Long Bottom Reedsville and back via 124 248 and 7 twelve trips weekly with no service on Sundays or eight holidays Contact Postmaster James Soulsby at the Pomeroy Post Office for schedules and requirements.
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Pomeroy
U. S
Minersville
Syracuse
Racine
Portland
Long Bottom
Reedsville
James Soulsby
Pomeroy Post Office
Car Demolished In Route 325 Crash Near Route 124
Deputy Sheriff Robert Beegle said a one car accident on Route 325 four tenths of a mile west of Route 124 left Albert F. Ward of Middleport Route 1 with contusions. The car went out of control, struck a ditch and a fence, then rolled at least twice. Ward was cited to county court on reckless operation charges.
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Pomeroy
Route 124
Robert Beegle
Albert F. Ward
Middleport
Shower Honors Miss Sharon Gibbs At New Haven Event
In New Haven 120 guests attended a bridal shower honoring Miss Sharon Gibbs hosted by Women of the Evangelical United Brothern Church. The guest list featured many local names and features plans for a group trip to the Fenton Glass Co. on November 3.
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New Haven
Pomeroy
Fenton Glass Co
Denver Thomas
A. E. Ebersbach
Ben Neutzling
Bentz Wolfe
Dale Smith
Thoma
Names Identical Birthday Match Surprises Swedish Twins in Kansas
In Bethany Kansas two Swedes with identical names and September 25 birthdays meet by chance. Goran Lundberg 18 from Nassjo and Goran Lundberg 19 from Stockholm discover the coincidence while one is a Bethany College student and both are in the U S on scholarships. James Layne attends banking school in West Virginia. Pomeroy hosts a senior mothers club rummage sale Friday and Saturday at the former Evans store on W Second St with donation drops Thursday.
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Goran Lundberg
Lundberg
Nassju
Sweden
Bethany College
Stockholm
Young Lundberg
United States
Pomeroy
Eastern High School Senior Mothers Club
Evans Store
W. Second St
Soldier Ends Training at Fort Sill
Stewart route resident Pvt Randall J Wilson aged 19 completed eight weeks of advanced artillery training at the Army Artillery and Missile School Fort Sill Oklahoma He was trained as a field artillery cannoneer and is the son of Mr and Mrs Alva C Wilson.
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Stewart
Randall J. Wilson
Alva C. Wilson
Army Artillery and Missile School
Fort Sill
Oklo
Local Soldier Completes Light Vehicle Driver Course
Army private Jimmy D. Martin, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Martin of McArthur Route 2, completed a light vehicle driver course at Fort Dix New Jersey. Free clothing day to aid residents will be held Thursday from 9:30 to 12 at The Salvation Army quarters 115 Butternut Ave Pomeroy.
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Mcarthur
Army Pfe
Jimmy D. Martin
Ft. Dix
N.J
W. L. Martin
Pomeroy
Salvation Army
Butternut Ave
New Books Arrive at Middleport Public Library
Middleport librarians announce new titles added to the shelf including The Secret of Willow Coulee by Louise Bower and Ethel Tigue and The Horseman's Bible by Jack Coggins. Other titles include Flying Saucers Serious Business by Frank Edwards and The Case of the Worried Waitress by Erle Stanley Gardner. Library hours run 12 noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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Middleport
Middleport Public
Nancey Kennedy
Damon Knight
Jane Rossiter
Dorothy Worley
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Rice
Lanesville News
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Langsville
Bernard Ledlie Shirley
Harry Stevens
Stevens
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Blosser
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Xi Gamma Mu Sorority
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Rmy
Bob Horton
McNamara
SRF
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Ohio Valley Livestock Co
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Bernice Ledlie
Will
Frances Smart
Faye Sauer
Ada Slack
Walter Stewart
Betty Hayes
Naomi London
Rhonda Hackett
Mary Shaffer
Barbara Mullin
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Edith Calvert
Mary Seaman
Martha Mayer
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Mrs. Sauer
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Anna Wheeler
Bethany
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Mason County Bank
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Jackson Hill
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