Area Death Notices from Gallipolis and Surrounding Areas
Area death notices detail multiple obituaries across Gallipolis Glouster Middleport Shawnee Marion Albany Logan and surrounding communities. The notices include Carl Heberling Crown City Route 1 and others with ages, kin, marriages, funeral homes, burial sites and calling hours across Miller Donaldson Becker Van Fossen Rawlings-Coats Humphrey Leonard and local churches. Names include Heberling McClelland Collins Pargeon Caton Beveridge Collins and O Hara among survivors and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carl Heberling
Crown City
Calla
Fred
Hannah Hale Heberling
Swan Creek
Lorene Meyers
Miami
Fla
Alice Brothers
Mt. Pleasant
Miller Funeral
Donaldson-Becker
Struters
Memorial Arts Center Opens Soon in Atlanta
The Atlanta Memorial Arts Center debuts October 5 with a Rodin bronze gift from France to the Atlanta Arts Alliance. The 1,848 seat Symphony Hall will open October 19 under conductor Robert Shaw. a gala October 2 previews the masque King Arthur. The complex houses theaters, a library, and a museum.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Memorial Arts Center
Charles Jucet
France
Atlanta Arts Alliance
Orley Field
Paris
Atlanta Symphony
Robert Shaw
King Arthur
Alliance Theater
Atlanta Ballet
Atlanta Opera
Atlanta Repertory Theater
Symphony Hall
Repertory Theater announces first three plays for 1968 69 season
The Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center reveals the initial lineup for 1968 69 with A Cry of Players featuring Anne Bancroft King Lear starring Lee J Cobb and In the Matter of J R Robert Oppenheimer which premiered on German TV in 1964 A fourth play will be announced later.
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New York
The
Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center
Anne Bancroft
King Lear
Lee J. Cobb
J. R Robert Oppenheimer
Scientists Measure Cosmic Ray Flow in Giza Pyramid
Scientists from the United Arab Republic and the United States conduct measurements of cosmic ray flow inside the second of Giza's three great pyramids near Cairo, detailing collaborative research on cosmic radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arab Republic
United States
Giza
Cairo
Jones Calls for WV Lawmakers to Probe State Purchases
West Virginia House Minority Leader Brereton C. Jones urges a legislative investigation with subpoena powers into state purchases. He argues indictments of officials on conspiracy charges demand immediate attention and says the state must determine if state laws were violated and if stronger statutes are needed. He vows to push for a special session to rally other legislators to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
House
Brereton C. J Jones
R. Mason
Jones
Justice Department
West Virginia
Morgan Countians Back All-Out Vietnam Effort Poll
Morgan County fairgoers favored no registration of firearms by 71 percent and backed an all-out Vietnam effort in a Public Opinion poll released by U S Rep Clarence E Miller. The survey also showed 38 percent favored gradual elimination of Federal farm programs while 53 percent preferred keeping voting age at 21 and 48 percent would lower it to 18.
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Board of Commissioners
Athens
Ohio
Athens Township
Lowman's
City of Athens Corporation
Corporation
State of
Recorder's Office
City of
Commissioners
Athens County Court House
Gerald A Mollico
Morgan County
U.S
Clarence E. Miller
Miller
Vietnam
Paris
AREA SERVICEMEN HONORED FOR ARMY AND NAVY DUTY
Dozens of area service members are listed with training completions and assignments. Gerald Hollon completed combat engineer training at Fort Leonard Wood after enlisting in 1968. Clarence Ford finished Air University instructor course at Maxwell AFB and teaches there. Woodrum serves as aircraft mechanic in Udorn Thailand after Sheppard AFB. Winning completed artillery turret repair training at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Pearce earned the Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam while also holding the Air Medal and Purple Heart. Sinift finished infantry training at Fort Jackson. Davies, a helicopter pilot candidate, trained at Fort Wolters and will advance at Hunter AAF. Brown completed vehicle repair training at Fort Knox. Shields and Martin serve aboard USS America in the Gulf of Tonkin. Seaman Apprentices Dalton, Blessing, and McKnight graduated basic training at Great Lakes. Two Dowler brothers, Eddie and Richard, reunited in Vietnam at Cam Rahn Bay with different units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Gerald R. Hollon
James W. Hollon
Minersville
Lt. Leonard Wood
Ft. Gordon
Hollon
Eastern High School
Pvt
Thomas P. Winning Jr
Albany
Army Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Winning
Athens High School
Ohio University
James G. Pearce
Juliette Reeves
Grove City
173Rd Airborne
Vietnam
50Th Infantry
Ft. Hood
Tex
Pearce
Sharon
Wilkesville
Wilton High School
Olive Peach Sandwiches Spread From Kentucky Classic
A Kentucky favorite sandwich spread uses drained green olives 34 cup finely chopped pecans and 4 cup mayonnaise dressing. Mix olives pecans and dressing until smooth Makes about 1 1 3 cups. Store in refrigerator and use as a sandwich filling with lettuce on toast.
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Kentucky
Electric spanker remark echoes in Louisville children's play
A Louisville story recalls a mother overhearing a child threaten another with an "electric spanker" during a morning game of mother and children. The item captures a playful yet alarming phrase heard in a domestic scene, reflecting cautionary humor.
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Louisville
Carol Owens
Tallest Obelisk Stands 351 Feet Near Hopkinsville
The Jefferson Davis monument near Hopkinsville Kentucky rises 351 feet, ranking as the fourth highest U S monument and the world’s tallest concrete cast obelisk.
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Hopkinsville
United States
$75 Million Earmarked For Airports
Chicago reports nearly $75 million in federal funds for airport work next year. The Aviation Administration will allot $67.7 million to improve 365 existing airports and $7 million for 41 new public airports. California tops with 36 projects, Texas 27, Illinois 21, while Rhode Island has none.
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Chicago
Federal Aviation Administration
California
Texas
Illindis
Commerce Clearing House
Rhode Island
Bridge Jump Ban Targets Billie Joe Song Imitations
Leflore County Mississippi passes ordinance making it illegal to jump from the Tallahatchie Bridge or any county bridge in imitation of the Billie Joe McAllister story. Violators face fines up to 180 dollars. An estimated 40 to 50 youths have leaped from the 66 foot tall bridge since the Bobbie Gentry song popularized the incident, though none have died.
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Greenwood, Miss
Leflore County
Bille Joe
Major Link Opens Bhutan to Outside World
A new airport under construction will soon provide Bhutan with a major link to the outside world, improving accessibility and connectivity for the mountainous nation.
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Bhutan
Suit Filed In Columbus By C and S OE
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. sues Franklin County court to block Columbus from buying power from South Central Power Co. It argues city ordinance allowing a contract with South Central violates the city charter and Ohio law. C and S OE says it can serve Columbus at a lower rate than South Central.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
South Central Power Co
Lancaster
Columbus and Southern
South Central
Two Buchtel Youths Still Hospitalized After Accident
Two Buchtel youths, Leonard Campbell and Henry Martin, injured Tuesday night along Route 216 in Buchtel, remain hospitalized. Campbell, 13, in serious condition at Columbus Children's Hospital for skull and internal injuries. Martin, 13, shows improvement at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Lou Corwin, 75, of Glouster, driver of the car, will face charges of leaving the scene and driving left of center in mayor's court Thursday night.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Leonard Campbell
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Henry Martin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
John L. Sullivan
Lou Corwin
Glouster
Mayor's Court
Lockport Teachers Draft Community Guideline Plan
The Lockport Teachers Organization human relations committee drafts a philosophy to guide community relations. It mirrors the High School District 205 guideline from last fall. The 11 points include equal employment based on qualifications, recognizing prejudices, equal facilities for all children, educating pupils in cultural respect, and leadership to prevent segregation under Illinois law.
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Lockport
Ill
School Board of High School District
Illinois
Classified Services Column Highlights Local Trades
A readable fragment lists services including 23 Insurance 24 Auctioneers 25 Business Training 4 Schools Instruction 27 Radio TV Repair 28 Plumbing and Heating 29 Landscaping 30 Miscellaneous Service. The compact column signals local trades and offerings for readers seeking support and professional help.
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Howard Paul McClelland
van Fossen Funeral Home
Lillian Wright
Dew Cemetery
University Hospital
Collins Services
Middleport
Stewart Collins
Philadelphia
Rawlings-Coats
Max Donahue
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Dot Pargeon Caten
Shawnee
New Lexington
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Perry County
Jackson
Mary C. Stallsmith Hazelton
Thomas Pargeon
Dale Caton
Church of Christ
Jennie Fetters
Alice Hinkle
Dayton
Ray Purgeon
Maud Moore
Charles Hazelton
West Lafayette
Humphrey
Roger Brown
New Lexington Cemetery
Carrie A. Beveridge
Marion
Carrie Alma Beveridge
Toledo Ave
Athens County
Thomas
Mary Stephenson O’hara
Beveridge
Orland C
New Marshfield
Howard V
Kenneth E
Vivian Bever
Boyd Funeral Home
Glenn Flannery
Grand Prairie Cemetery
Thomas J. Collins
Thomas Jefferson Collins
Wales Mills
Emma
Maynard
McArthur
Harold
Olin
Osee Wells
Effie Cornell
Harkins Chapel
Merlin Teets
Bigony Funeral Home
Leonard Funeral Home
Charles C. Leach
Gore Cemetery
Funeral
Robert H. Sutton
Richard P. McKinstry
Sutton
McKinstry Pure Oil Service
McKinstry Oil Company
Sutton- McKinstry Tire Service
East State Street
Route Soe
Foster B. Cornwell
Cline Bidg
Frederick H. Krecker
Harold J. Rose
Said
Chauncey
Genet
Marlene Smith
Memorial Arts Center
Lincoln Center
Dickey J. Sickles
William J. Sickles Sr
Lackland Afb
Air Force Technical Training Center
Keesler Afb
Miss
Sickles
Starr - Washington High School
Union Furnace
Ruth M. Sickles
Logan
Morgan
Point Pleasant
State Road
Jackson Avenue
Clarence W. Ford
C. A. Ford
N. Market St
Mr. Ford
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Ford
Maxwell
Logan High School
Audrey
W. J. Seel
Haydenville
J. C. Max A. Woodrum
Okey C. Woodrum
S. Ohio
Udorn Royal Thai AB
Thailand
Woodrum
Sheppard Afb
McArthur High School
Roy D. Sinift
George W. Sinift
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Sinift
Rose Anna
Hemlock
Howdoy Shell Lumber Co
Robert M. Davies
Robert Davies
Logan Star Route
Ft. Wolters
Hunter Army Airfield
Georgia
Ft. Polk
Harold R. Brown
Esther S. Brown
Laurelville
Army Armor School
Ft. Knox
Navy Aviation Ordnanceman
Barry A. Shields
Clarice E. Shields
N. Shafer St
Lloyd E. Martin
Lloyd W. Martin
Riverside Dr
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
James K. Dalton
Junior K. Dalton
Albany Route 2
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
James G. Blessing
Ben F. Blessing
Great Lakes
Raymond L. McKnight
Wilbert E. McKnight
Athens Route 1
C&soe
Messenger
Rainbo Fruit Farm
Amensville
Plains
Ladd's
Zaleski
McLoughlin Orchard
Wagners Fruit Farm
Layman
Action Adindex
Bre-n - Loan
Mondey
Neon
John Jones
Wade Brady
LE Sete Street
Athens, Ohio
Inquire Rumac
Lakeview Rec. Center
Clean Core University
Lkswagen
Volkswagen Free
State St
Rutland
the Plains
Betts’ Plumbing
Travel
Washburn
Tree Service
Altier & Maccombs
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