Deaths and Funerals in Hocking County and Nelsonville
Clarence C. Bowers 79 of Culver Street died Sunday in Hocking Valley Hospital after a brief illness. He was a former railroad employee and carpenter with long service, survived by relatives, funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home. Edith M. Hanley 80 of Nelsonville died Sunday in Mount St. Mary Hospital after days as patient. formerly Preston's Dry Goods, survived by son John and others, funeral at Johnson Funeral Home. William H. Six 74 of Athens County died Sunday at home after extended illness. survived by wife Marjorie, two daughters, a son, a brother and nine grandchildren, burial at New Marshfield Cemetery. Addie M. MacCombs 65 of Nelsonville Route 1 died Saturday at Mount St. Mary Hospital. survived by five sons, four daughters, a brother, two sisters, and 17 grandchildren. funeral at Johnson Funeral Home.
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Clarence C. Bowers
Culver St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking County
John and
Anna Napp Bowers
Bowers
Hocking Valley
C&o
Columbus
Logan
Logan Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elizabeth
Beatrice Windle
Heinlein
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Samuel Hanley
Edith M. Hanley
Columbus St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Preston’s Dry Good Store
John
Eleanor Eolington
Nelsonville Methodist Church
WSCS
Greenlawn Cemetery
William H. Six
Athens Rt. 2
Salem
Athens County
Sarah Six
Marjorie
Eleanor Cummins
Betty Godenschwager
Athens
Greece
Leonard Six
Dana
Porter Maccombs
Addie M. MacCombs
Nelsonville Rt. 1
George and
Mary Hankerson
Wilford
Melvin
Pearl
the Plains
Eldon
Coolville
Gerald
Elyria
Alice Bachtel
Mansfield
Opal McFarland
Lorain
Gladys Dicken
Velma MacCombs
George Hankerson
Rt. 1
Lillie Byles
Galion
Gladys Hanning
The
Plains
U.S. Gold Star
Delbert
Donald
Porter
Johnson Funeral Home
John Minsker
Charles D Daubenmier Dies at 81 in Lancaster Hospital
Charles Daniel Daubenmier 81 of Logan Rt 4 died at 3 p m Sunday in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after residing at Farr s Nursing Home Hooker He was a former farmer survived by three sons Harold Hugh Robert a daughter Mrs Paul Mee Lin ten grandchildren five great grandchildren a brother and a sister Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Donald C Baacke officiating Burial in Emanuel Cemetery Viewing at the funeral home tonight and Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Daubenmier
Charles Daniel Daubenmier
Logan Rt
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Farr
Hooker
Daubenmier
Ida May
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Marion
Harold
Hugh
Robert
Montgomery Rites Set for Leverett C Montgomery
At 2 p.m. Thursday a funeral will be held for Leverett C Montgomery 51 of Logan Rt 3 who died yesterday in Hocking Valley Hospital He worked as a flour miller at Keynes Bros Milling Co He is survived by wife Gladys two sons Roy and Roger both of Logan a daughter Judy May of the home three grandchildren three brothers Robe of Nevada Charles of Lancaster and Owen of Kentucky and a sister Mrs Pearl Freeman of
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Leonard
Leverett C. Montgomery
Logan Rt
Hocking Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Keynes Bros. Milling Co
Gladys
Roy
Roger
Logan
Judy May
Robe
Nevada
Charles
Lancaster
Owen
Kentucky
Pearl Freeman
Funeral rites for John Congrove held in Ohio towns
Funeral services were held today for John Willard Congrove 89 a longtime Stoutsville resident who died Friday at Broad Wu Nursing Home Lancaster Final rites were conducted by Rev Roger L Bishop at Sheridan Funeral Home and burial followed at Green Summit Cemetery Survivors include three sons Guy Eugene and Albert Lancaster sisters Ora Lasure Laurelville Hazel McNeal Dayton ten grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willard Congrove
Stoutsville
Broad Wu
Lancaster
Guy
Columbus
Eugene
Albert
Ora Lasure
Logan
Hazel McNeal
Laurelville
Roy Canter
Dayton
Sheridan Funeral Home
Roger L. Bishop
Green Summit Cemetery
Births at Hospital Highlight Newborns and Dismissals
A hospital notes section records births for Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Montgomery in Market Street, a six pound boy, and for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thompson in McArthur, an eight pound five ounce boy, plus a seven pound twelve ounce boy for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lawrence in Union Furnace. Admissions include Lillian Remley Springfield and others. dismissals list Betty Seymour, Tillie Tolbert, James Woods, Lillian Remley, Jane Ferguson, David Crowley, Michael Burns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Montgomery
N. Market St
Michael Thompson
McArthur
Carl Lawrence
Union Furnace
Lillian Remley
Springfield
Walter L. McCool
Lancaster
Joe FE. Earnhart
Logan Rt
Betty Seymour
E. Front St
Tillie Tolbert
Church St
James L. Woods
Sprinfield
Jane Ferguson
David Crowley
Michael Burns
New Plymouth
Logan man Donald Earl Yoho dies at 34
Donald Earl Yoho of Logan died Sunday night. Formerly of Wheeling West Virginia he is survived by his wife Maude. Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Home are in complete.
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Donald Earl Yoho
Logan
Wheeling
W. Va
Maude
Leonard Funeral Home
Flag Day observations on Main Street and courthouse
Daily News letter praises merchants for flag displays on Flag Day June 14 and criticizes the courthouse and post office for not flying the flag. Citizen urges consistent flag display weather permitting at public buildings and defends patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Main St
Surley
John Bircher
JGE
Local Families and Members List in Ohio Area
A long readable roster lists numerous residents and relatives across Millfield Heath Logan Murray City Nelsonville Corning Buchtel Athens and surrounding towns. It names 30 plus individuals including Mrs Betsy Jo Lax Mr Joseph Spencer Mr Michael Mitchell and many others with kinship ties and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spencer
Millfield
Michael Mitchell
Heath
Betsy Jo Lax
Logan
Homer Staten
Nelsonville
Jerry Kinneer
Buchtel
Joyce Withem
Murray City
Frank Lewis
Harold Ansel
Corning
Paul North
Haydenville
Genevieve Dunwoody
New Lexington
Jack Stinson
Groveport
Florence Adams
Walter S. Snodgrass
Athens
Fred V. North
Worley Giffin
Sherry M. Smith
Roy Easler
Trimble
Malcathy Sullivan
Kenneth Riley
Mickey Williams
Gore
James’ Love
Merlin Rheinshhield
Bremen
William Hartley
Glouster
Freda Conkey
New Marshfield
Michael Brooks
Albany
Milton Campbell
New Straitsville
Robbie Myers
Albert Stanley
Carbondale
Conrad Waldeck
Rollin Gardner
Edna Stage
Earl Frantz
New Plymouth
Rt. 1
Thelma Lasure
Rick McKnabb
Randy McKnabb
Alabama Apportionment Appeals to U S Supreme Court
Three appeals were filed in the Supreme Court after a special three judge federal court in Montgomery announced a temporary plan for apportioning the Alabama Legislature. The court rejected the Legislature's reapportionment. Jefferson County would gain 17 House members, Mobile eight, and Montgomery would remain with four.
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Alabama
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Jefferson County
Mobile
B. A. Reynolds
Frank Pearce
Dallas
Marion Counties
House
Senate
David J. Vann
Robert S
Traffic violators view patrol film and offer excuses
In Hocking County Court Judge Collins presents a state patrol film Me mechanized Death to illustrate dangers of fatigue speeding and poor attention. Defendants offer excuses like being tired late for appointments or not seeing signs while officers recount speed and violations. The session covers 28 cases with a warning that many avoid court by evading enforcement games with life risking outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Collins
Hocking County
Highway Patrol
Vaughn Collins
Paul Hartman
Dr E L Murphy Moves Full Time Office To Logan
Nelsonville chiropodist Dr E L Murphy moves his full time practice to 1203 W Hunter St Logan. He will continue limited Nelsonville hours and join Dr W M Allen for surgery at Mount St Mary Hospital. He has long served local football and basketball squads and holds regional professional memberships.
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E. L. Murphy
Hocking Valley
Logan
W. Hunter St
Murphy
W. M
Virginia
Ohio
Grading Key to successful stripmine reclamation
Dr. P A Struthers of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station says grading quality often decides reclamation success more than plant growth. Overburden type affects erosion. modern terrace grading minimizes slopes to keep surface level and aid water infiltration for soil formation and vegetation.
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P. A. Struthers
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Dr. Struthers
Ohio restauranteurs train at Columbus session
Juanita Kilbarger of Hide A Way Hills joined 49 other Ohio restaurateurs at a June 9 10 training seminar in Lincoln Lodge Columbus conducted by the Ohio Restaurant Association Joy Cherry 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Cherry Union Furnace entered Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus for surgery Pvt Paul FE Schrader son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Schrader Logan Rt 4 continues to improve at a base hospital and asks for letters at Fort Jackson S C 29207
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Juanita Kilbarger
Ohio
Lincoln Lodge
Columbus
Ohio Restaurant Association
Joy Cherry
Frank Cherry
Union Furnace
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Paul FE. Schrader
Charles J. Schrader
Logan Rt. 4
U.S
U. S. Army Hospital
Fort Jackson
S. C
Senate apportionment debate over equal districts cited
Vann and Vance argued that the new Senate apportionment perpetuates discrimination and that districts should be as near equal in population as possible. Archeologists report Roman Syrian ruins containing ivory boxes of face powder and perfume, noting cosmetic use since ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Lincoln's Plain Words Outshine Orators of State Men
A compact verdict on Abraham Lincoln's style notes his plain speech surpassing elaborate rhetoric. The piece cites his short, strong phrase small words with good deeds measure a great man. Funeral home contact appears as a nearby detail for Heinlein Funeral Home in Evansville.
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Heinlein Funeral Home
W. Main St
Rockbridge Principal Hired To Lead Lancaster Special Ed
Roger N. King, previously Rockbridge elementary principal for two years, is hired by the Lancaster school board to develop Lancaster High School's new special education program for slow learners and potential dropouts. He has over 20 years in teaching and guidance and holds degrees from Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger N. King
Rockbridge
Lancaster School Board
Lancaster High School
King
Ohio State University
Polled Hereford cattle sold to multiple buyers
Sugar Grove seller Harry R. Blume moved four registered polled Hereford cows to James A. Sharp and sold one registered bull each to Glenn L. Wilson of Laurelville Carl F E Beougher of Lancaster and Edward St Clair of Logan.
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Harry R. Blume
Sugar Grove
James A. Sharp
Glenn L. Wilson
Laurelville
Carl FE. Beougher
Lancaster
Edward St. Clair
Logan
County Courts Marriage Licenses Listed in Logan Area
The county courts record marriages for William Edward Patterson 20 of Logan to Cheryl Ann Burgess 17 of Logan at home. David Franklin Graham 20 Logan Rt. 4 to Lona Rae Nutter 20 Logan. Gary Wayne Steward 21 Logan U. S. Army to Sharon Lynn Morgan 17 Gore Rt. 1 at home. Buddy LeRoy Sickles 21 Union Furnace to Grace Evelyn Flood 22 Logan. Larry James Williams 20 Blacklick to Carol Ann Dismeter 18 New Straitsville Rt. 1 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Patterson
Logan
Cheryl Ann Burgess
David Franklin Graham
Bell Well Service
Lona Rae Nutter
Gary Wayne Steward
U. S. Army
Sharon Lynn Morgan
Gore Rt
Buddy LeRoy Sickles
Union Furnace
Grace Evelyn Flood
Larry James Williams
Blacklick
Carol Ann Dismeter
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Inventory Filed in Probate Court for Homer Marshall
Inventory of the estate of the late Homer Marshall from Logan Route 4 has been filed in probate court. Appraisers named are Otto Shaw, Roy Anthony and Wayne Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Marshall
Logan Rt. 4
Otto Shaw
Roy Anthony
Wayne Roach
UN weighs smaller trade conference as reform plan
In Geneva the AP reports a proposed permanent UN Trade and Development Conference limited to 55 nations after the current 122 nation session failed to yield major results. The move is seen as a face saving dissolution to replace the underperforming talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.N. Trade and Development Conference
United Nations
Clevelander Fined and Jailed on DWI Charge
Paul E. Hupp of Cleveland was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail with a six month license suspension for drunken driving. He also faced a 15 dollar fine and costs for driving left of center on Route 33 in Starr Two at 1 30 a.m.
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Paul E. Hupp
Cleveland
Vaughn Collins
Hupp
Rt. 33
Starr Two
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William IL
A&w
Culver and
Front Sts
Leverett Montgomery
Walter Morrow
Shaw Cemetery
Nickel Plate Rd
Joan W. Congrove
Donald EF. Yoho
Mount ST. Mary
Collins
Corea
Harry Heinlein
Lincoln
Sells Polled Herefords
Inventroy Filed
Bucharest
Romania
Alexandru Birladeanu
Associated Press
Birladeanu
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Acereale
Istanbul
Turkey
Rize
Black Sea
New York
Big Three Motors
Ous
Little’s Jewelry Store
E. Main St
Logan, Ohio
M. J. Lauren
Gail D. Fisher
Otarion Listener Corporation
Risch D
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