Area Death Notices From Reedsville to Wilkesville
Area death notices list Carey Hull Eleanor Nora Howard Otto Kreinbihl and others. Services set for Eden UB Church Pomeroy Beech Grove Cemetery and various locations with family survivors named across several towns including Reedsville Pomeroy Columbus and Rutland. Burial and calling hours outlined for multiple cases with veterans and church affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Carey W. Hull
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Success
Meigs County
Charles
Matilda Collins Hulls
Eden United Brethers Church
Elmer
Springfield
Harold
St. Dorothy
Pomeroy
Eleanor
Nora) Howard
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Middleport
David
Pittsburgh
Clarence
U.S. Army
William
California
Zeb
Detroit
Mich
Albert
Washington, D.C
Donald
Cincinnati
John
Columbus
Sarah Turner
New York
Otto B. Kreinbihl
Fishinger Rd
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Grace Episcopal Church
Drew Webster American Legion Post
Louise
George
Ridgeway
Weir Arend Furnal
N. High Street
Funeral Home
Beech Grove Cemetery
Miss Clara Belle Rulon Dies at 84 in Logan
Logan Miss Clara Belle Rulon 84 of 397 Hocking Ave Logan died Thursday at 8 p m at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after an extended illness She taught school at the eleventh grade in Logan for many years and was active in local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clara Belle Rulon
Hocking Ave
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ele
Public Notices of Executor Appointment and Sheriff Sale
John M. Gilham named Executor of Roy C. Gilham estate in Athens County Ohio creditors must file claims within four months. Also notices dissolve Suzuki City Inc by Secretary of State filing and a sheriff sale of real estate 181 Mill Street Nelsonville Ohio listed with appraisal of 10000 dollars and minimum bid two thirds, sale set for September 26 1968 at 1 30 PM at Athens County Court House. Signed Harold Rose Sheriff Herold E Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gilham
Grand Park Boulevard
Athens
Ohio
Roy C. Gilham
Athens County
Harold Rose
Suzuki City, Inc
Columbus
Charles Hawk, Jr
Court House
Nelsonville
State
Scott
East Lynn
Mill Street
Hocking Young Artists Win Prizes at County Fair
Logan report on the Hocking County Fair Junior Art Show awarded blue ribbons and honors by grade and category. Winners include Jennifer Bell and Lianne Davidson in kindergarten to grade 1 crayon, Mark Sampson and Billy Keynes in paint, Paul Shaw in fingerpaint, with higher grades led by Dolores Sloan, John Campbell, and Gina Grueser among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Fair
Logan Branch
American Association of University Women
Jennifer Bell
Central
Lianne Davidson
West
Mark Sampson
Billy Keynes
Paul Shaw
Enterprise
Dolores M. Sloan
Charlie Keynes
John Campbell
St. John’s
Jeff Rimelspach
Keviin Maniskas
Gina Grueser
Mary Jean Stilwell
Tom Larimer
Brian Hawk
Regina Primer
Mitch Mason
Sharon Crawford
Bonnie Smith
Girl Scout and 4-H Booths Are Judged at Hocking Fair
At the Hocking County Fair Thursday, 4-H exhibit winners were announced for girls clubs and boys mixed groups. Rip ’n Stitchers won first for girls with $5, Get-To Gather second $3, Logan’s Lassies third $2. Boots and Saddle led boys with $5, Sons and Daughters $3, Livestock Leaders $2. Girl Scout Junior Troop 508 of Scenic Hills Neighborhood Council won first with a prize display. Junior Troop 752 and Brownie Troops 268 and 904 earned A grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Logan’s
Scenic Hills
Scenic Hills Nighborhood Council
Recover Stolen Car Owned By Marylander
Sheriff’s deputies recovered a stolen car owned by Harry Rosenthal of Maryland. Charles Denny of Million Road reported a wrecked vehicle in a field near his home with $200 damage. The vehicle will be returned to the Maryland owner. The elusive spiny babbler has been spotted in Nepal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harry Rosenthal
Maryland
Charles Denny
Million Road
Himalayan Kingdom
Nepal
Red Cross Officer Aids Chest Drive in Hocking County
Logan earned Red Cross official LOGAN Edwards Zimmer man, regional director of fund raising, visited Logan to assist the Community Chest of Hocking County with its October campaign. He urged realistic budgets to meet community needs and noted county growth supports a successful 1969 drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edgar Zimmerman
Red Cross
Office of Fund Raising
Alexandria
Community Chest of
Hocking County
Zimmerman
Community Chest
National Red Cross
Cookout Set For Goulds Saturday
A farewell cookout for Mr and Mrs Paul Gould will be held in Millfield Saturday at 6 30 p m. Attendees should bring one dish and food to grill. The Millfield community and Hocking Valley Parish invite all, with Art Leading providing music. The Goulds move to Coshocton at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Paul Gould
Hocking Valley Parish
Art Leading
Goulds
Coshocton
Four Hurt In Gallia County Two Car Crash
A two car collision on Route 218 in Gallia County at 3 30 p m injures four people including Lily Fulks 59 of Columbus and Roger Watson 19 of Crown City A passenger Mabel Halley 61 of Springfield breaks leg while Hollis Myers of Burka suffers cuts All treated at Holzer Hospital and released Watson cited for left of center due Sept 23 in Gallia County Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Highway Patrol
Gallia County
Lily Fulks
Columbus
Roger Watson
Crown City
Fulks
Mabel Halley
Springfield
Holzer Hospital
Watson
Hollis Myers
Burka
Holzer
Gallia County Court
LHS Drive Postponed to Sept 28 in Logan
Logan announces a door to door membership drive by the Logan Band Boosters has been postponed to September 28 due to a schedule conflict. The band will instead participate in the Jackson Apple Festival next Saturday. Jacksonville region hosts the Jacksonville Eagles annual picnic Sunday at Jacksonville Park with rain plan at the Eagles Lodge Hall. members and families invited. refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Band Boosters
LHS
Glouster
Jacksonville Eagles
Jacksonville Park
Eagles Lodge
Constitution Week Observance Slated
MIDDLEPORT Feeney Bennett Post 128 met at the hall with Cmdr. Albert Roush in charge. A Labor Day picnic report by Don Roach led to Veterans Day dinner chairmanship and other assignments. New flags and flag sets offered, memberships added, and ill lists noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Feeney-Bennett Post
Cmdr
Albert Roush
Don Roach
Henry Clatworthy
John Fultz
William Swisher
Legion
M. L. Kelly
Don Stlver
Francis Klein
Roush
Glouster Man Guilty On Two Counts
Lou Corwin 75 of Glouster was found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident and driving left of center after pleading no contest. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs for the first charge and given a six month suspended sentence, then fined 50 dollars and costs for driving left of center. Two Buchtel boys injured in the Route 216 crash, Leonard Campbell 13 improving at Columbus Children’s Hospital and Henry Martin 13 in satisfactory condition at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Lou Corwin
Glouster
Center
Herman Lanning
Corwin
Route 216
Leonard Campbell
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Henry Martin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Athenians Included In Contest
PARKERSBURG The Riv erbend Chorus of the Parkersburg Marietta chapter of SPEBSQSA will compete in a divisional contest at Toronto Ohio against choruses from West Virginia western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Directors Henry Dean of Athens and lead singer Bruce Wheeler are among Athenians in the group. Members live in Parkersburg Vienna Marietta and Williamstown. Barbershop choruses and quartets compete annually for division district and international titles with the current national champions being the Western Continentals from Phoenix and Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Parkersburg-Marietta
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Toronto
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Henry Dean
Athens
Bruce Wheeler
Vienna
Marietta
Williamstown
Phoenix
Ariz
Pekin, Ill
Magnifying glass causes car seat fire at school lot
Logan firemen report a blaze in the rear seat of a car on the Central School lot caused by sun on a magnifying glass. The owner, Leroy Truesdell, a junior high science teacher, saw the seat burn and destroy it. Earlier, the Civil Defense “duck” vehicle also caught fire from a wiring short. In Point Pleasant, the divorce suit of Margaret Rickard versus Robert Lavern Rickard was dismissed in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leroy Truesdell
Point Pleasant
Margaret Rickard
Robert Lavern Rickard
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Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Calico Ridge
West Milton
Gore
Winifred Engle
Leon Eichel
Claude Rulon
Dale Engle
Todd Engle
New York City
Claude
Heinlein
Edna Hughes
Oak Grove Cemetery
Carson A. Hite
Pomeroy — Carson Arthur Hite
Salem Street
Rutland
Rufus E. Hite
Jessie Zerlinge
Canton
Betty Thomas
Audis Herdman
Leroy
Earl
Virginia
James
Robert
Kenton
Edward
South Carolina
Martin Funeral Home
James W. Justice
Dexter
Koots
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
The
Christian Church
Hassel Justice
Kouts
Polly Reynolds
Meta
Lewis
Stone
Harvey
Columbia Chapel Church
Point Rock
Gene Underwood
Old Salem Cemetery
Wilkesville
Strong and Son Funeral Home
Clara Rulon
Elaine Hawk
Rowland, Bridgewater & Robe Seounty, Ridg
the State of Ohio
the Peoples Bank
Charles R. Williams
James F. Shumcker
Hocking
LHS Drive
Walter Bunce
Homer Hawkins
Henry Reitmire
Herman Caudell
Ollie Hindy
Dale Nicholson
Roger Roush
Kenneth Madden
Christine and
Charlene Smith
Air Force
Lawrence Smith
Earl F. Mathews
Insurance
Earl A. Hooper John J. Lavelle
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