Area Death Notices From Nelsonville to Amesville
A string of obituaries from Nelsonville to Amesville reports John V. Brown 63 of Columbus died in Columbus and services Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Green Lawn. Walter W. Blake 61 of Clifton, crane operator, died at home. services Thursday at Foglesong Funeral Home and burial at Adamsville Cemetery. Lawrence Strausbaugh 74 of Langsville Route 1 near Wilkesville died Monday at Holzer Medical Center. services Thursday at Strong and Son Funeral Home with burial at Vinton Memorial Cemetery. Elza A. Linscott 71 of Amesville died Monday. services Thursday at Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home with burial at Amesville Cemetery. Nelle Coe of Athens died Tuesday. arrangements by Hughes Funeral Home. Rachel Steinmeyer 92 of New Marshfield died Monday. services Thursday at Hughes Funeral Home with burial at New Marshfield Cemetery. Harold H. Hall 80 of Middleport Route 1 died Tuesday at Arcadia Nursing Home. services Thursday at Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with burial at Riverview Cemetery. Burial details and family survivors listed for several others in the region.
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Leta Dupler
Nelsonville
Chester
Columbus
Johnson
John Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Wilma
Dorothy Blake
Point Pleasant
James W
Charles
Letart
Charles H
Baltimore
Ohio
Artley
Benton
Berland
Clifton
Rena Williams
May Tolliver
Glenwood
Alma Zimmerman
Willa Jacobs
Pomeroy
Foglesong Funeral Home
Bernice Winkler
Adamsville Cemetery
Mason
Wilkesville
Lawrence Strausbaugh
Langsville
Holzer Medical Center
Clarence
Mary Cooper Strausbaugh
Strausbaugh
Gertrude Williams Strausbaugh
Cooper
Marlene Keck
Newark
Mary Helm
Merlyn Arnold
Reynoldsburg
Carey
Clovis
Paul
Amesville
Elza A. Linscott
Fawcett-Stone
Chesterhill
Kenneth Nason
Charles Imhoff
Athens
Nelle Coe
Washington St
First Community Village
Hughes Funeral Home
New Marshfield
Rachel Steinmeyer
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Meigs County
David
Melissa Wolfe Jones
Bertha Steinmeyer
Robert Smith
Frank
Leesville
Charles Gaston
New Marshfield Cemetery
Middleport
Harold H. Hall
Arcadia
Coolville
Uniontown
Elisha
Zella Glover Hall
Hall
Twin Coach Co
Kent
Rhoda Hall
Leah Bryner
Silver Springs
Doris Sani
Cuyahoga Falls
Allen
Wilma) Groff
Confluence
James
Mary) Barton
Pittsburgh
Lula
Zella
Rawlings-Coats
Charles Simons
Riverview Cemetery
Council To Hire Worker For Waste Plant
Chauncey council discusses appointing a fulltime operator for the new waste treatment plant and considers a sewer rate increase to meet State Health Department requirements. The meeting also covers police training for Marshal Don Douglas, an open house for Ohio University students, and bills totaling 563.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
State Health Department
Charles Wadley
Don Douglas
Tri-County Technical College
Larry Carr
Paul Johnson
The
Christian Church
Council
Edith Cochran
Don Pincelli
Tom Kranyik
Charles Lowrey
People Return From Weekend Visits Across States
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran and Ruth Thompson of W High Street returned from a weekend visit with Mrs Evelyn Cochran and her sister Alberta Kissel in Olney Illinois. Mrs Helen Fiske and her niece Barbara Willonby of Columbus returned after a week in Philadelphia visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cochran
W. High Street
Ruth Thompson
Evelyn Cochran
Alberta Kissel
Olney
Ill
Helen Fiske
Barbara Willonby
Columbus
Philadelphia
Propeller Suit Over Lost Vessel Part In Mason County
O F Shearer and Sons sue Charles E Decker Jr in Mason County Circuit Court over a $2 500 propeller recovered from the Ohio River after it fell from Motor Vessel Etta Kelce near West Columbia March 12 1971 The plaintiff says Decker Sr piloted the vessel and could not retrieve the propeller due to high water The suit seeks return of the propeller or its value.
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Point Pleasant
F. Shearer and Sons
Mason County
Charles E. Decker Jr
Decker
Ohio River
Etta Kelce
Charles Decker Sr
Decker Sr
Car Stolen in Rhode Island Recovered in Puerto Rico
Herbert Bischoff’s 1964 car, reported stolen from in front of his home in East Providence Rhode Island, has been recovered but found in Puerto Rico. Police say the vehicle is impounded at Puerto Nuevo and can be picked up by Bischoff.
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Providence
R.L
The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight completes filming in New York
Principal photography on the film has wrapped on location in New York. Director James Goldstone and producers Irwin Winkler and Robert Chartoff led production which began last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Goldstone
Irwin Winkler
Robert Chartoff
Deborah Moore Taken To Hospital After Neck Pain
Athens Fire Department emergency squad responded to Davis Hall in Lakeview Manor at 9 29 a m Tuesday. Deborah Moore 19 of Davis Hall complained of neck pains and was transported to Hudson Health Center for evaluation.
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Athens Fire Department
Davis Hall
Lakeview Manor
Deborah Moore
Hudson Health Center
Spencer Guilty In Public Intoxication Verdict
Offie Spencer was found guilty of public intoxication Monday by a Mason County Circuit Court petit jury. Jurors listed include Helen Harmon Marvin G. Bland Pauline Pullins Frank Hendrickson Clyde S. Vansickle and others. A separate pool for Robert F. Davis was drawn Tuesday morning with listed jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Offie Spencer
Mason County
Helen Harmon
Marvin G. Bland
Pauline Pullins
Frank Hendrickson
Clyde S. Vansickle
Dottie J. Henderson
Kermit L. Little
Warren
Jack) Sturgeon Jr
Irvin Harper
Ruth M. Blain
William McKinley
Carolyn J. Arnold
Robert F. Davis
Delores G. Glenn
Kenneth M. Chase
Edward A. Ryan
Billie L. Gilmore
Wilson Meadows
Francis Oliver
Donald Sisson
Two Taken To Hospital In Athens Within Hour
Two people were transported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by the Athens Fire Department emergency squad within an hour on Monday after breathing difficulties. At 11 34 a.m. Raymond G Brooks Sr 62 was ill at 297 Carroll Road. At 12 15 p.m. Alberta Schuler 56 was aided at 221 W Washington St. Oxygen was given to both en route to the hospital.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Fire Department
Carroll Road
Raymond G. Brooks Sr
W. Washington St
Alberta Schuler
Police Cite Both Drivers After Columbia Ave Collision
A two car crash on Columbia Avenue at 3 30 p m led to citations for both drivers Cathleen A Marimberga 22 and Dianna L Loos 25. Ma rimberga pulled from the curb and Loos turned from Lancaster Street both cars sustained moderate damage Ma rimberga cited for improper starting Loos cited for running a red light
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Columbia Avenue
Cathleen A. Marimberga
Lancaster St
Dianna L. Loos
Garfield Ave
Columbia
Lancaster Street
Miss Marimberga
Judge Upholds Ohio Shield Law for Newspapers
A Franklin County judge ruled The Columbus Dispatch can refuse to reveal sources photographs and related materials from the 1967 Ohio State disruption. The decision involved Robert MacVicar's civil suit seeking damages from police and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas
Paul Martin
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State University
Robert MacVicar
Columbus Citizen-Journal
City of Columbus
Rights in News Coverage Include Photos and Notes
The article notes broad-based protection for sources extending to persons notes and photographs taken during events. Martin did not rule on a request for copies of Dispatch stories about the campus disruption sparked by a university strike by blue collar workers.
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Martin
Dispatch
Government Inconsistent On Food-Poison Guideline
The FDA cites different action levels for PCBs in foods, protecting poultry and catfish at higher PCB limits than cereals and processed foods. Walden says evolving contamination and recycled cardboard packaging drive the two tier guidelines while no seizures have yet occurred.
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Washington
John T. Walden
Food and Drug Administration
Walden
FDA
Vietnamese Students and Veterans Protest Thieu Re election
In Saigon and Da Nang Vietnamese students and disabled veterans clash with police over Thieu running unopposed. One student and two police injured, several vehicles firebombed. demonstrations dispersed with tear gas. A progovernment march proceeded peacefully in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Saigon
da Nang
Hicles
Tinh Hoi
Nuyyen van Thieu
Mindszenty Leaves Hungary for Rome After 15 Years in Exile
Cardinal Mindszenty, 79, flew from Vienna to Rome ending a 15 year exile in Budapest after fleeing during the 1956 uprising. The Vatican and Hungarian government reached an agreement allowing him to depart Hungary for good. Cardinal Koening of Vienna and Archbishop Rossi accompanied him as officials confirmed the move at the Austrian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
U.S
Budapest
Vienna
Catholic Church
MTI
Franziskus Cardinal
Koening
Austria
Nickelsdorf
Hegyeshalom
Opilio Rossi
Methodists to Hold Dinners Across Ohio West Area
Athens hosts one of 14 churchmanship dinners for United Methodists in the Ohio West Area. On Oct 19 at First United Methodist Church Bishop F Gerald Ensley will speak on church concerns. About 6,000 attendees from 148,000 members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United
Curfew Set In Chauncey By Mayor Wadley
Chauncey mayor Charles Wadley announces a village curfew starting October 12 at 9 p.m. for all under 18. It covers the rest of October with exemptions for those at school or church activities. Parents are held responsible for children after curfew.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Governor Gilligan to renew deferred tuition plan in Ohio
Governor John Gilligan announced at Denison University he will reintroduce a modified deferred tuition proposal in the 109th General Assembly. He said repayment would be tied to graduates' earnings and urged graduates to support higher education funding for others as private colleges face a bleak outlook without new funds.
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Granville
Ohio
John Gilligan
109Th General Assembly
Denison University
Gilligan
UA Contest Winners Announced by Athens County
The United Appeal of Athens County announced three winning high school designed window displays. Athens High School students painted 11 store windows, with first place to Woolworths north window by Robin Hancock, second to Logan's by Dr Burhans, and third to Stanley's Shoe Store by Wayne Davidson. Judges included Paul Bradford and Joy Lindskold of the Hocking Valley Craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal
Athens County
Ernie Rothel
Athens
Athens High School
Judy Morgan
Woolworth’s
Robin Hancock
Linda Chapman
Fourth St
the Plains
Logan
Burhans
Ralph Burhans
Grosvenor
Stanley
Wayne Davidson
Arthur Davidson
E. State St
Paul Bradford
Joy Lindskold
Hocking Valley
Bradford
Ohio University
Chauncey Weekly Youth and Community Meetings
Various youth and church groups hold weekly gatherings in Chauncey and Millfield. Events include Junior Choir Cub Scout Den and Adult Choir meetings, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, CYF, Junior Fellowship, and Chi Rho sessions throughout Tuesday to Thursday.
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Chauncey Christian Church
Chauncey Cub Scout
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Chauncey Girl Scouts
Millfield Christian Church
Millfield Cyf
Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
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John V. Brown
Rulh McNabb Brown
Frank Brown
Disabled American Veterans
Walter W. Blake
Foote Mineral
New Haven
Blake
Clifton United Methodist Church
United Steel Workers
James and
Frances Spuriock Blake
Propeller
Rhode Island
Caribbean
N.Y
Spencer
Jack Rael
Los Angeles
MacVicar
OSA
Ohio Law
Thieu
Methodists
Dave Lovett
Mgr
State St
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