Lancaster Williams 31 Died In Hunting Accident Near Lancaster
LANCASTER Jackson L Williams 31 of 137 S Roosevelt Ave Lancaster died at 7 p m Wednesday after an accidental hunting firearm discharge near Lancaster He worked for Anchor Hocking Glass Co was a REACT member and Air Force veteran Survived by wife Shirley two daughters Diana Lee and Jackie Annette his mother Mr Mrs Charles W Schooley Lancaster Route 3 sister Betty Davis Nelsonville two stepbrothers Roger Schooley Lancaster Charles A Schooley Bowling Green Ky one nephew and a niece Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday Church of Christ in Christian Union Lancaster Rev Thomas Hermit officiating Burial Asbury Cemetery Route 278 near Nelsonville Friends may call Frank E Smith Funeral Home Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Jackson L
Jack) Williams
S. Roosevelt Ave
Anchor-Hocking Glass Co
Lancaster-Fairfield React Group
Air Force
Shirley
Diana Lee
Jackie Annette
Charles W. Schooley
Robert
Betty) Davis
Nelsonville
Roger Schooley
Charles A. Schooley
Bowling Green
Wilbur Williams
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Thomas Hermit
Asbury Cemetery
Route 278
Frank E. Smith
the Plains
Orville
Babe) Swart
S. Plains Road
University Hospital
Columbus
Hebardville
Germany
Swart
Diamond
Albany
Athens Motorcycle Club
Edward
Union Furnace
Gladys Phillips Swart
Denzil
Reba) Stanley
Thomas
Leola) Pitts
Athens
Ward
Barberton
Delver
Dobe
Scott
Mineral Holiness Mission
Leonard McVay
Bethen Cemetery
Jagers and Sons
Wellston
Dana Jean Davis
First St
Holzer Medical Center
Chillicothe
Dannie, Jr
Violet McNeeley Davis
Clifford
Charles
Donald
Penny
Melissa
Rogers-Gaskill First Street
Early Buckley
Ridgewood Cemetery
William Washington
Poplar St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Johnson Funeral Home
J. Lloyd Evans
American Legion
Green Lawn Cemetery
Lewis
Theodore
Eulalia
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Brian Keith Stewart
William
Janie Kelly Stewart
Children’s Hospital
Ohio
Crow-Hassell
Paul Hess
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Claude K. Moore
Greer
New York Central Railroad
American Legion Post
Pleasant Valley Community Church of
Leon
Edward and
Essie Greer Moore
Mary
Ruth Oliver
Kenneth
Bowie
Winnie Holland
Wilcoxen
George Hoscher
Herman Jordan
Greer Cemetery
Ex-Postal Official Higgins Dies at 68 in Athens
Francis D. Higgins 68 of 50 Maplewood Drive Athens died late Thursday morning in O'Bleness Memorial Hospital He was lifelong Athens County resident and retired as Athens Post Office superintendent of mails in 1961 He belonged to First United Methodist Church Paramythia Lodge No 25 F&AM and multiple Masonic and Shrine bodies. He is survived by Frances his wife son D Clark Higgins two grandchildren and several siblings. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Athens
Francis D. Higgins
Maplewood Drive
O’bleness Memorial
Athens County
D. N
Ella Higgins
Higgins
Kerr- Hunter Hardware
First United Methodist Church In
Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Order of Eastern Star
Aladdin Temple of the Shrine
Columbus
Athens County Shrine Club
Izaak Walton League
Frances
D. Clark Higgins
Nancy
Michael
Cincinnati
Edwin
Gallipolis
Lucile Tom
Gertrude Radford
Joseph
Alice McDougal
Laura Maxwell
Hughes Funeral
Clyde Pinnell
West Union Street
Four Teams Prevail in Trimble Two Little League Tourney
Nelsonville All-Stars 1 Glouster All-Stars 0. Wellston All-Stars 5 Marta McConnellville All-Stars 4 in seven. Logan All-Stars 10 Athens 6. Amesville Chesterhill All-Stars 3 Chauncey All-Stars 1. Semifinals Saturday Nelsonville versus Wellston at 1 30 p m Logan against Amesville Chesterhill at 3 30 p m. Final Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Glouster
Nelsonville All-Stars
Logan
Amesville
Chesterhill
Dismissal of Names From Nelsonville Area Court Records
A list shows several individuals including Master Russell Barnhart and Miss Darla Shaeffer in Nelsonville related cases on Route 2 and Route 1. Dismissed names include Mrs. Eileen Mossburger and Mrs. Mary Covey amid court entries in Corning New Lexington and Murray City.
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Russell Barnhart
Nelsonville
Martha Fields
Corning
Darla Kay Shaeffer
New Lexington
Lillian Lee
Sandra Sue Stanley
Ralph E. Rehart
Zoe Henshaw
Jeffrey Spencer
Murray City
John Thomas Dye
Eileen Mossburger
Olen Lama
Mary Covey
Distant Wind Readouts Highlight State Averages
A weather note cites National Weather Service figures showing Arizona 5.8 mph Nevada 6.4 mph and West Virginia 64 mph as annual wind averages. The detached social listing mentions the Young family guests in Pomeroy and relatives across several states.
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Arizona
Nevada
West Virginia
National Weather Service
DeMolay Officer Chosen In Ohio Conclave At Akron
William C. Quickel of Middleport was named a state officer in the Order of DeMolay at Akron University. He is active in Meigs Chapter Buckeye Priory and is a 1971 Kyger Creek High School graduate attending Hocking Technical College. Also honored was Dad Robert V. King for service since 1969.
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Middleport
William C. Quickel
Cheshire
Akron University
Meigs
Buckeye Priory
Masonic Temple
Columbus
Kyger Creek High School
Quickel
Hocking Technical College
Nelsonville
Delmar Quickel
Robert V. King
Legion of Honor
Supreme Council
Ohio Federation of Mother’s Club
Mother’s Club
Akron
Sherry King
William King
Sally Moshier
Jon Bunce
Cathy King
Ken Gilkey
Bert Moshier
Ohio arts council reappoints two panel members
Shirley Wimmer and David Hostetler of Ohio University accept second two year terms on the Ohio Arts Council advisory panels. Wimmer heads the university dance program and will stay on the dance arts panel while Hostetler a wood sculptor and sculpture department head will join the visual arts panel as part of a seven panel setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Wimmer
David Hostetler
Ohio University College of Fine Arts
Ohio Arts Council
OAC
Miss Wimmer
Ohio University School of Dance
Hostetler
Ohio University
Tri County CAA committees set meetings and board date
Three committees of the Tri County Community Action Agency plan gatherings Tuesday at the old hospital on Main Street. The executive and by laws panels meet at 7 30 p m and the personnel committee at 8 30 p m. The board of trustees will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 p m on Sept 21 at Tri County Vocational School.
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LOGAN
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Main Street
CAA Board of Trustees
Tri-County Vocational School
Birth Notice at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Six of Athens Route 2 welcomed a daughter. New admissions include Wayne Elliott Glenn W. Brown Mrs Randolph Boykle Joseph L. Clark The Plains Emily Schneider Bernice Donaldson Mrs Ralph Longstreth Bernard Brucker Leah Mace Mrs Hattie Walker Robert Kramer Verner Hondell Mrs Frank Shumway Mrs Virgil Gilkey Mrs Edward Perry John Hartley Carl White Esther McKee Corbin Norris.
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Ralph Six
Athens
Wayne Elliott
Glenn W. Brown
Randolph Boykle
Joseph L. Clark
the Plains
Emily Schneider
Bernice Donaldson
Ralph Longstreth
Bernard Brucker
Leah Mace
Hattie Walker
Robert Kramer
Verner Hondell
Frank Shumway
Virgil Gilkey
Edward Perry
John Hartley
Carl White
Esther McKee
Corbin Norris
New Bus Ready For Rural Line
Logan announces a new rural bus service with a dedicated six inch lower step bus valued at 6335 dollars and service expansion plans. The dedication is at noon near Worthington Park with officials from Hocking County and Tri County CAA, CFA, and senior citizen representatives attending. Rates stay under 75 cents one way and under 1.25 for round trips with senior citizen discounts.
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Logan
Hocking County Rural Bus System
Hocking County
Tri-County Community Action
Chicago
Tri-County
CAA
Athens
Perry
Appalachian Regional Commission
Department of Labor
Emergency Employment Act
Chessie System Adopted as New Firm Name for Two Railroads
Cleveland based railroads affiliated since 1963 announce the Chessie System as their new corporate name. Hays L. Watkins, chairman and CEO, says C and O and B and O will still be used occasionally. The Chessie symbol is a sleeping cat on the front of locomotives with B O or C O on the cab side.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Chessie System
Hays L. Watkins
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
C&o
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chessie
Ontario
Canada
Watkins
B&o
Two Men Arraigned In Hocking
In Logan County court Carl T. Clark waived preliminary hearing on non support of two minor children and was bound over on a $500 recognizance bond. Raymond L. Pittman pleaded innocent to public intoxication and driving while intoxicated and posted bonds of $100 and $250 with hearings set for September 9 at 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl T. Clark
Tangee Clark
Raymond L. Pittman
Education leaders attend Ohio Association conference
John Deno and John Davis of Athens Education Association joined about 650 educators at the 27th annual Ohio Education Association local leaders conference at Kent State University. Notables included NEA president Mrs. Catherine Barrett CFA president Leonard Arcilesi and speakers Dr Paul S Ello and Dr Martin W Essex who discussed accountability and the teacher.
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John Deno
John Davis
Athens Education Association
Ohio Education Association
Kent State University
Deno
Athens High School
Davis
Catherine Barrett
National Education Association
Leonard Arcilesi
CFA
Paul S. Ello
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Martin W. Essex
Essex
Paul Hayes
University of Akron
Area Youths Start Navy Training in August
Three Athens County youths began Navy recruit training in August. The seven week boot camp teaches Navy life and fitness. Recruits include Robert Gene Andrews 19 and James Richard Bush 18 both of Glouster and David Edward Smith 24 The Plains. Three others enlisted in the Cache Program allowing up to 18 days delay: Donnie Ray Withem 18 Murray City Thomas Frederick Baggs Jr 20 Chauncey and Darrell Tyrone West 21 Athens.
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Athens County
Navy
Robert Gene Andrews
James Richard Bush
Glouster
David Edward Smith
the Plains
Donnie Ray Withem
Murray City
Thomas Frederick Baggs Jr
Chauncey
Darrell Tyrone West
Athens
Logan Teen Escapes Injury After Route 33 Collision
Logan Paul T. Johnson, 19, of Route 3 Logan escaped injury after a head on crash on State Route 33 just south of Route 664. He was passing an auto when an oncoming vehicle in the opposite lane struck. Left front fender and bumper damaged. no injuries and no citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul T. Johnson
Bond Forfeited In Meigs Court
Meigs County court forfeited bonds for two Pomeroy residents on intoxication and squealing tires charges. A Mason youth was fined for running a red light. Carson Crow was accepted to Ohio Northern Law School after playing for Ohio University. Funeral attendance noted in Glouster for Dollie Kalt Hanakrat, cousin to Holly Rogers.
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Pomeroy
Okey Kiser
Lelart
William Baronick
Terry Phalin
William Fry, Jr
Mason
Glouster
Ernest Bryson
Donna Rogers
New Philadelphia
Dollie Kalt Hanakrat
Hanakrat
Holly Rogers
Eva Gooding
Trimble
Probate Inventories and Appraisements Hearing Set
The Athens County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division posts inventories and appraisements for the estates of Nona C. Baird Richard Earl Gibson Denver Young with hearing and publication notice set for September 18, 1972 at 9:00 a.m. Interested parties may file exceptions before five days prior to the hearing. Judge Harold J. Rose Deputy Clerk Patti L. Weaver.
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Court of Common Pleas
Probate
Athens County
Nona C. Baird
Palan
Richard Earl Gibson
Denver Young
Harold J. Rose
Patti L. Weaver
Court OF Common Pleas OF
Phyllis L. Dillon
Nona Craft
Rosina F. Eddy
Charles H. Eddy
William A. Mechem
W.W.A
Weaver Essex
Richard Guinther
William E. Hammond
John Heffke
Theodore Heffken
Ray Hooper
Martha Marie Hooper
Capecet
Nial Koehler
Koehler and Koehler
Koehler Bros
Hattie M. Webb
Raymond W. Webb
Margaret Emma Kuhns
Foster B. Cornwell
Donald Green
Ethel Minerd
Olinerd
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Hull Foster, Jr
J. Rose Patti L. Weaver
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Jackson Williams
Orville Swart
Meigs Junior High School
Gloettes
Gloria Buck Wallace
John Goodwin
Linda Hackett
Michael Bergan
Rosemary Reed
Washington Services
Brian K. Stewart
Styling
Lakeview Manor
Biog
Thomas Young
Edgar
Jean) Altmayer
Stewart
Larry
Levittown
N.Y
Pierce
Rice
Marilyn
Robert Rogers
Elaine
Janet
Youngs
Hugh Davis
Syracuse
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Hocking
Carson Crow
Fred Crow
Ohio Northern Law School
Crow
Ohio University Bobcat
Porter
Board of Education
Federal Hocking
R. A. Koker
Richard A. Koker
Board of
Athens County Commissioners
Carthage
Guy
Geraldine Swadley
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Ruth H. Seaman
Messenger
Allie Buffington
The
Plains
D. M. Bryson
A. Dahl
O'Bleness Hospital
Hughes Funeral Home
Balderson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Aos
Everett C. Russ
Neil Welch
Rainbow Fruit Farm
Miller’s
West State
Fitzpatrick
Wilkesville
Maiden
McClains Orchard
State Rt
White's Mill Rt
Athens, O
Hunter Hardware
Mound Street
Interstate Detective Bureau
Hocking Valley
Ars Unitarian
Belpre
Alvis V. Weddle
Marietta
Harold Goddard Bartlett
Barlow
Lloyd Dillinger
Salem Road
C. E. Sheridan
Evelyn Tibone
Stockport, Co Co
Shafer St
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford
Racine
W. State St
Col
Joe Hessler
Margie Hessler
Bill Wade
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