Obituaries Highlight Area Residents’ Deaths
William O. Collins 87 Nelsonville died at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital after living with Frank Powers in Lancaster. Nellie Mohler 69 Middleport died at home. survived by husband Harry and two brothers. Flora Powell 80 Nelsonville died at home. survived by husband William and several step children. Franklin Don Capehart 38 Syracuse died of heart attack. survived by mother Alice and siblings. Mae Maynard 60 Glouster died Thursday. services set in Greens Run Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William O. Collins
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
Frank Powers
Mulberry St
Lancaster
Ira
Laura Collins
Vinton County
William L
Gertrude Conkle
Virgil Collins
Margaret Eichinger
Syracuse
Warren Funeral Home
Walter Shafer
Smith Chapel
Logan
Funeral
Middleport
Nellie Mohler
Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home
Gravel Hill
Hocking County
Lewis
Lucinda Webb
First Christian Church
William F. Powell
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Donald Powell
Caryville
Fla
Gerald Powell
Brazil
Mary Hume
Canton
Alma Lehman
Youngstown
Effie Devol
Murray City
Johnson Funeral Home
Thomas W. Stockdale
Green Lawn Cemetery
Pomeroy
Franklin Don Capehart
Alice Capehart
Bill
Columbus
Betty Friend
Bashan
Syracuse Methodist Church
Ewing
Gilmore Cemetery
Glouster
Mae Maynard
Greens Run Church of Christ
Paul Johnson
Sunset Cemetery
Norbert W. Johnson
Honor Rolls From Albany Shade and Coolville Schools
Albany High School announces honor roll for the first six weeks with 73 students named across grades twelve to seventh led by Kay Allen and Linda Biehl in the top ranks. Shade School lists honorees across grades twelve to seventh, including Karel Hanning and Linda Bricker. Carthage Troy High School in the Federal Hocking District also reports top students Teresa Brandeberry and Delbert Buck in twelfth grade and others in lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany High School
Marcus D. Lohr, Jr
Alexander Local
Kay Allen
Linda Biehl
Linda Clark
Sharon Cox
Jack Goodwin
Randy Green
Kay Gross
Linda Henderson
Diane McClure
Brenda Pettit
Larry van Dyke
Linda Woodyard
Connie Enlow
Bob Grinstead
Fred Baumgaertel
Cathie Dearth
Polly Mace
John Goodwin
Jackie Scott
Linda Folden
Brenda Massie
Jeannie West
Randy Brooks
Steve Dodd
Trinna Guy
Helen Hart
Diana Hayhurst
April Higginbotham
Doris Jones
Don Kincade
Carla King
Jean Lievellen
Joan Lievellen
Phil Lowry
Nancy McDaniel
Mabel McKnight
Bonnie Minerd
Shelia Oxley
Kristan Reed
Lea Steinbarger
Karen Walters
Jane Dodd
Gail Gault
Pat Greene
Joyce Perry
Steven Radcliffe
Michel Stanley
Vicki White
SHADE
R. L. Weinfurther
Karel Hanning
Linda Bricker
DeancClanahan
Linda Jeffers
Roxy S. Hartley
Sharia Pratt
Gregg Pratt
Carolyn Cremeans
Carrie Ator
Danny Swan
Carolyn McLead
Paulette Hawk
Peggy Rist
Jeannie Johnson
Bryan Shaner
Ningh
Debbie Carsey
Myra Webb
Jerry Craig
Linda Dowler
Joe Perry
Pam Pratt
Frances Hooper
Rebecca Howard
Patty Mantle
Randy Ditlinger
Flossie Lee
Ginger Smith
Annette Craig
Kathleen France
Rebecca Putnam
Judy Williams
Coolville
Carthage-Troy High School
E L. Koehler
Federal Hocking
Teresa Brandeberry
Delbert Buck
Jean Pugh
Ann Saylor
Howard Owens
Emily J. Veon
Mary J. George
Judy Dye
Carolyn Bailey
Judy Lamp
Rebecca Linton
Joyce Morrisor
Honors Director Named To Regional Honors Board
Dr. Samuel J. Jasper of Ohio University was named to the executive board of the Regional Honors Association formed at a weekend conference at Hiram College. The association includes Ohio colleges and neighboring states. Walter D. Freeman seeks inclusion in the workmen's compensation fund in a case against Deep Hollow Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Jasper
Ohio University
Ohio
Hiram College
Walter D. Freeman
BWC
ICO
Elmer Fuller
Deep Hollow Coal Co
New Plymouth
Workmen’s Compensation Fund
Com Center Planned as Ohio Education Hub at Fairgrounds
Gov Rhodes touted a new master educational communication center on the state fairgrounds, to be run by Ohio State University with Miami University and Bowling Green State University, with other schools expected to join. The project aimed to place Ohio first in radio and television education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
State Fairgrounds
Ohio State University
Miami
Bowling Green State
Navy Teams Visit OU Next Week for Officer Tests
A Navy information team will be at Ohio University Baker Center November 1-5 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. administering the officer qualification test to juniors and seniors for the Naval Officer Candidate School. An aviation information team will discuss commissions in Naval aviation. An aviation exhibit trailer will be at the city parking lot November 3-5 with a Wave officer team. the University airport will host a T-34 and a T-28 for rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Ohio University
Baker Center
Naval Officer Candidate School
Aviation
Naval Aviation
Washington
S. Congress
Dec 1 Rate Reductions Announced by Columbia Gas
Athens and Coolville are among 172 Ohio communities to receive natural gas rate cuts effective December 1 from Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc. The decreases, under fuel cost clauses, result from supplier refunds and apply to 300 large industrial customers as well. Specific cities with one half cent per thousand cubic feet reductions include Logan Gallipolis Pomeroy Middleport Oak Hill Shawnee Malta and McConnelsville. New Lexington and Corning see two tenths of a cent cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio
Coolville
Logan
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middleport
Oak Hill
Shawnee
Malta
McConnels
Johnson signs bill funding 20 Ohio public works projects
President Johnson signed a $4,292,866,500 public works appropriation bill listing more than 20 Ohio projects. Funds cover Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau efforts for flood control navigation reclamation and power through June 30. Major items include Belleville Locks and Dam and Racine Locks and Dam construction and Alum Creek Reservoir planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Ohio
Johnson
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Belleville Locks
Racine
Alum Creek
Muskingum River
Ohio River
Janitors sue over overtime pay in Logan case
A Logan Ohio overtime dispute claims employees were required to work beyond 40 hours weekly without pay or compensatory time after Sept 16 1963. Plaintiffs Curtis Harvey Clarence Barnhart Ralph Blackston Lester Crothers Wilbur Crothers Charles Geil Harry Johnson Orville Kistler William Sickles Robert Smith Lloyd Strawn Charles VanBibber and Harold VanBibber are listed with hundreds of overtime hours total. attorney R Brooke Alloway of Columbus represents the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis L. Harvey
Logan
Clarence E. Barnhart
Ralphn W. Blackston
Rockbridge
Lester D. Crothers
Haydenville
Wilbur L. Crothers
Charles Geil
Minor
Harry W. Johnson
Orville J. Kistler
Church St
William J. Sickles
Union Furnace
J. Robert Smith
Lloyd E. Strawn
Charles S. VanBibber
Harold W. VanBibber
Nelsonville
R. Brooke Alloway
Columbus
Notice of election on tax levy above ten mill limit
Athens County voters in Jacksonville will decide on a five year excess levy of 1 mill for village operating expenses. Election set for November 2, 1965 from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM at the regular voting place. Ballot authorized by the Athens County Board of Elections with Chairman hin EB Young and Ray Bebo.
Marriage Licenses and Appointment Notice in Ohio
Marriage licenses issued for Jorgen Mayer and Daryle Shack in Columbus and Larry Lawhon with Molly Fleming in Trimble plus John Clark and Donna Sams in Coolville. Notice granted that Eileen Robb of Athens is appointed administratrix of Donald F. Robb estate. creditors must file claims within four months. Dated October 27 by Probate Judge Harold J. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgen N. Mayer
Columbus
Daryle KE. Shack
Athens
Larry H. Lawhon
Suitland
FBI
Molly B. Fleming
Trimble
John M. Clark
Coolville
Donna Sams
Hockingport
Eileen Robb
May Avenue
Ohio
Donald F. Robb
Athens County
Settle ment of Accounts in Meigs County Probate Court
Probate Court Meigs County Ohio files first and final accounts for several fiduciaries including Dorothy Britchie guardian of Carrie Opal Beards and Frank Throckmorton executor of Irvin Devies estate. Hearing set for November 29 1965 with five day prior filing of exceptions allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Ohio
Dorothy Britchie
Carrie Opal Beards
Frank Throckmorton
Irvin Devies
Betty Spencer
Francesa Roberts
Phillip Roberts
Manning D. Webster
Martha M. Mace
Bern Township Voting on Cemetery Maintenance Tax
The Board of Trustees of Bern Township Athens County Ohio proposes a renewal tax to fund cemetery upkeep. Election set for November 2 1965 at township polling places, rate not above 1 mill per dollar valuation, about 10 cents per hundred, to last five years. Polls open until 6:30 PM Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Athens Co
Ohio
Bern Township
Athens County
Board of Elections
I. ii
Young
Ray Lobe
Canaan
Ohie
Hay Bobo
Board of Trustees
Ames
Board Oft Islections
Obin
Public Hearing Set on South Green Urban Renewal Project
Athens Ohio schedules a public hearing Monday November 8 1965 at 7 30 p m at Morrison Elementary School to review the South Green Urban Renewal Project No Ohio R 63 and the Ohio University Development Plan. The session will consider land acquisition demolition street and utility improvements and relocation plans for displaced families with maps and plans available at 28 Wolfe Street for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
City of
Morrison
Richland Avenue
West Mulberry Street
West Mu
MekKinley Avenue
Race Street
Meixinsey Avenue
Utomn Street
University Terrace
Baltimore and Ohio Railrod
Ohio University
Shafer Street
Union Street
Court Street
Washington Street
College Street
Mill Street
Stewart Street
Hocking River
Wocking
South Green
City of Athens
University of the
University of the Above
Wolfe Street
Patricia B. Betz
York Local Schools Levy Election Notice
Notice under a 1965 board resolution for York Local Schools in Ohio announcing a November 2 1905 general election to approve a rate over ten mills for three years to fund current operating expenses. Polls open until 6 40 PM EST. Athens County officials listed.
Facemyer Sues for Divorce in Athens County Court
Lawrence R. Facemyer files for divorce from Tishie P. Facemyer in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio citing gross neglect of duty. The defendant resides at 512 Price Street Charleston West Virginia and the petition seeks relief and alimony with the hearing set after November 27 in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Lawrence RR. Facemyer
Albany
Tishie
Facemyer
Harry Gunter
Price Street
Charleston
West Virginia
Tishie PP
Court of Common Pleas
Notice of Election on Local School Levy
The York Local School District Ohio will seek a levy exceeding the ten mill limit. The Board of Education set a general election for November 2 1965 to approve a 5.3 mill operating levy for ten years. The measure would cost about fifty eight cents per one hundred dollars of valuation and open at 6 50 AM Eastern Standard Time.
Notice of election on tax levy in excess of ten mill limit
Village of Glouster Ohio to seek voter approval at general election on November 2 1965 for taxing beyond the ten mill limit. Levy to fund current village expenses including cemetery repair at up to 1 mill per dollar of valuation. Ballot rate equals five cents per one hundred dollars. polling hours open until 6 50 P M. Official notices dated September 28 1965 and signed by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Gilouster
Board of Elections
Athens County
Is. B. Young
Ray Hobo
Lhik-S
Tax Levy Notice in Village of Coolville Ohio
Notice of election on tax levy in excess of the millage limit in Coolville Ohio. Renewal of 2.60 mills with 0.40 mill increase for five years to fund current expenses including street lighting. Election set at the regular village meeting. Athens County. Dated September 28 1965.
Bond vote set for Tri-County Vocational School project
The Tri-County Joint Vocational School District on June 22 1965 plans a general election in Athens Perry and Hocking counties to issue bonds of 637262 dollars to buy a site and build and equip a joint vocational high school. The bonds run up to 10 years with an estimated tax rate of .07 mills outside constitutional limits. Polls stay open until 6 30 P M Eastern Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Board of Education
Athens
Perry & Hocking Co
Ohio
Perry and Hocking
Tri-County
Board of Elections
Athens County
E. B. Young
Ray Bobo
Coalville Ohio land lease sale bids due December 1 1965
Seated bids will be received at the Clerk of the Village Council office in Coalville Ohio until noon December 1 1965 for leasing 100 by 100 foot parcel on Fifth Street in the Park Lot area Athens County with appurtenances. Terms require payment to White Funeral Home for improvements, a 99 year lease starting July 1 1966, subletting rights, annual rent in advance with a 60 day grace, lessee may surrender and remove buildings, and the right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalville
Ohio
Athens County
Fifth Street
Coolville
Canaan Township to Vote on Cemetery Maintenance Levy
Trustees set a November 1965 general election in Athens County Ohio to decide a property tax levy not exceeding 44 mills for maintenance and care of township cemeteries. Clerk Be. Young Hay Bobo dated September 25, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bobo
Notice of Election on Tax Levy for Cemetery Care
The Board of Trustees of the Township of Lodi Ohio passed a resolution on June 4 1965 setting a special election on November 22 1965 at regular polling places for a tax levy not exceeding 5 10 mills for cemetery care to raise about 3800 65 dollars. Polls open at 6 30 AM and close 6 39 PM. The resolution is dated September 25 1965 and signed by Clerk.
Tri County Vocational District set election on Nov 2 1965
The clerk of the Tri County Joint Vocational School District in Athens Hocking and Perry Counties announces a general election on Tuesday November 2 1965 within the district to authorize a current expense levy not exceeding two mills or twenty cents per one hundred dollars assessed for district operations and equipment. The polling hours are 6:00 AM to 6:50 PM. The notice is dated June 7 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Tri County Joint Vocational School
Blocking
Ohio
Tri-Co. Joint Vocational School
Remaain
Board of Elections
Athens County
Ohia
Ray Bebo
Notice of Election on Tax Levy in Ames Township Ohio
A 1905 notice announces a general election in Ames Township Ohio on November 1964? to decide a renewal levy up to 1.144 mills for five years to fund cemetery care and improvements. Polls open at 6:50 AM, overseen by the Athens County Board of Elections.
Notice to taxpayers Athens County real estate valuations open
In compliance with Section 4715.17 of the Revised Code the real estate tax returns for Athens County are completed and open for inspection at the County Auditor in the Court House Athens Ohio. The Board of Revision has made limited changes and adjustments to land values in subdivisions and buildings added or removed. Hearing for the County Board of Revision is set for November 5 1965 at 10:00 A.M. at the County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Court House
Athens
Ohio
Board of Revision
County Board of Revision
County Court House
Athena
J. W. Whaley
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William Collins
Flora Powell
Fayette St
Franklin Capehart
Mrs
Com-Center
Richard A. Bewington
Mount Vernon
Irvin E. Taylor
Marion
Ind
Shirley J. Kukuda
State St
Herman L. Trout
Michele A. Megna
Chicago
David O. Cunningham
James Hall
Jane Marie Taylor
Akron
Myron F. Smith
Elliott St
Lawrence R. Sabec
St Mary's
John T. Caveney, Jr
Franklin Ave
Public Service Safety
State OF Ohi
Public Service-Safety
Harry B. Crewson
Raymond Shepard
Pam Benner
Logansport
Columbia
LBJ
OWL
Jacksonville
EB. Young
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Meigs, Colatt
Oslo
O'Brien
Baceau
Yyersity Development Plan
Board of Education
York Local
People of
Board of Erictions
Ohig
I. B. Young
Kay Boba
Lawrence KR. Facemyer
Jaintiff Crow
Crow & Porter
York
Bobo Clerk
Board of Filections
Ray Boba
Romes
Lodi
Ray Bobo Cler
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