Revival and community notices from Portsmouth area churches
A collection of church events and local ads lists Rev Darrel Roar preaching at Highland Bend Baptist Church youth revival May 31 to June 3 with Roar Family. various sales and ads from local churches, bake shop vacation, rummage sale at New Boston, wheelsburg church events, garage sales, and births reported at Mercy and Scioto Memorial. Includes dates, locations, and contact notes for community activities.
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Steel Workers Hall
New Boston
Wheelersburg Church of Christ In Christian Union
Fishing Gear Stolen Along With Vandalism Report
Weekend sheriff deputies investigated thefts and vandalisms including fishing gear valued at SLi4. Items stolen were two rods and reels and a bail hex from a Burton on Back Street. Other incidents include windshield damage and store window glass breakage at several locations.
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Ae Burton
Back St
Luca Bernard
McDermall S
Betty Cartes
Franklin Furmeee RL Ll
Iorneaie
Sheiby Caudill
Sun - Misford Rd
Ee Gandy Fun Store
Youth Hurt In Jackson Area Crash
In Jackson Ohio a holiday weekend produced one injury crash under state patrol inquiry. Joseph Angel 17 of Columbus treated at Oak UH Hospital after a one car crash. Minnie Thomas 54 of Columbus cited for improper turning after her car was struck by Gary Collins 24 of Wayne. Charles Clary 19 of Columbus hit a parked car driven by Witbert Borland of Chillicothe on Route 827. Leeman Cline 54 of Beaver cited for public intoxication after a tie car crash on a township road. Thomas E Reinsmith 18 of Beaver said a rock struck his windshield on Route 124.
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Jackson
Ohio
Joseph Angel
Columbis
Oak UH Hospital
Minnie Thomas
Columbus
Gary Collins
Wayne
Charles Clary
Union OKs Three-Year Dow Contract at Haverhill Plant
Members of Local 3.6 Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers at Dow Chemical Co in Haverhill ratified a three-year contract after a wage and fringe benefits boost totaling 28 percent. The deal, covering salary hikes from 19 to 44 cents yearly, includes improved vacations and hospitalization, with paid holidays rising from nine to a higher count.
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Dow Chemical Co
Haverhill
Oid
Rinnight
Pew
Four Hurt In Weekend Rhodes Ave Auto Crashes
Four people were reported hurt in two weekend traffic accidents on Rhodes Avenue in New Boston. Granville Blair Jr., 18, of Wheelersburg, was treated for lacerations and released after a 5:22 a.m. collision when a car driven by Richard Pennington, 19, of Wheelersburg, struck a parked auto. Pennington told police he was attempting to insert a cartridge in his stereo when he lost control and the vehicle struck the parked car owned by Bernard Soston. Pennington was fined 25 dollars with 20 dollars suspended. In a separate crash on Rhodes Avenue a Miss Covey, 18, of Wheelersburg, and Donna Kash, 28, of Mansfield, sustained neck pains but did not require hospital care after Covey’s car struck Kash’s rear. Covey was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance and faced mayor’s court.
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Rhodes Ave
New Boston
Sund
Rhodes v Ave
Granville Blair J Jr
Wheelersburg
Pennington
Scioton Memorial Hospital
Richard A. Pennington
Bernard Soston
Portsmouth Rt. 6
Sexton
Whodes Ave
Thodes Ave
Vernal Riffe
Bucky Covey
Wheelersburg Rt. 3
Orvil
Donnia Kash
Mansfield
Miss Covey
Kash
Wanda McGinnis
Dever St
Mocth Moreland
Miss Cavey
Donna Kash
McGinnis
Kasi
Harsha seeks extended funding for economic development act
Washington Rep. William Harsha urged passage of a bill to extend the 1965 Economic Development Act through 1971, seeking an extra 770 million dollars for grants loans and technical assistance in the next fiscal year. The act funds housing health highways water and sewer projects aiding his district. In Ohio Manchester police search for Jerry Bramley 20 for shooting patrolman William Moon after a disturbance at the station. Moon was treated and released with a neck wound. Bramley faces charges and a later deadly weapon case is noted. Also pharmacists will meet at Hueston Woods Lodge June 10-13 for the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association annual gathering.
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Washington
Tin
Jon the
Leer
House
Wiliam Harsha
Portsmouth
Harsha
EDA
Tra
Manchester
Onio
Adams County
William Moon
Jerry Brumley
Jack
Iso
Moon
Fioliece
Bramley
Wayswood Hospital
Daysville
Jack Bramley
Brumley
MPET
Oxford
Ohio
Hueston Woods Lodge
Ohio State Pharmecuctical Associaon
City Hospital Lists Dozens of Admitted Patients
City Hospital reports a long list of admissions including Barry Schacter at 3973 Rosemond Road and Edwin Benner of Lucasville Route 2 among many others from Lucasville Wheelersburg New Boston South Webster and surrounding areas. A large patient roster includes Amy Johnson 1431 Dunlap Road and James Stewart of South Shore with numerous addresses across Portsmouth Sciotoville and Minford.
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Mercy
Barry Schacter
Rosemond
Edwin Benner
Lucasville
Gilbert Charles
Spring St
Barry Boldman
Fifth
Lillian Emory
Glenwood Ave
New Boston
Phyllis Woodward
Gary Enyart
Maine Ave
West Portsmouth
Susan Late
McDermott
Carolyn Whitt
Dorothy Pennington
Wheelersburg
Marie Williams
South Webster
Amy Johnson
Dunlap Rd
Mary Kahmart
Belvin Doseck
Pauline Rose
Thomas Vestal
Jackson Ave
Nancy Whitman
Mac Madsen
Robinson Ave
James Stewart
South Shore
James Jarrells Sr
Stockdale
Lena Kitchen
12Th St
White Beck
Lucasville Rt
Anna Stratton
21St St
Richard LeMaster
Box
Wendy Salyers
Franklin Furhaes
Grace Wilson
Minford
William Dummitt
Camp Dix
Ethan Adkins
Greenup
Goldie, Brown
John St
West Portstmouth
Ciara Hall
Dover St
Bonnie Taylor
Boundary St
Jack Renison
Kente St
Darrell Krick
Rapp St
Juda Williams
Tammy Manning
Columbus
Roy Brown
Vanceburg
Michele Barnett
Stanton Ave
Bruce Blevins
Portsmouth
Fred Brown
Oak SL
Amber Bryant
Sciotoville
Hasselll Burns
Cathy Donathan
York St
Janie Johnson
Charles Sirars
Ritter Jonas
Havillo Ave
Earl Lagelson
Third St
Mes
J. Diane Lykins
Jean Lyons
Wheelr G Rhol
Annette Adkins
Seidloville
Melone Cubhin
Helen Hale
McDermott Sie Littoral
Gregory Preston
Sunrise Ave
Brenda Richi
Mattie Rudd
Obray Rt
Wendy
Jeffrey Burgess
Harding Ave
Scistoville
George Shaffer
Linnea Skullander
Belmond
Iowa
Charles’ Woo
Oak Hill
Kathy Madson
Bradford SL. Rosemount
Hattie Warnock
Marshall Ave
Diana K. Sweeney
Fidward J. Hicks
Tonda L. Gilbert
Quincy
Susan M. Shultz
Franklin Aye
Russell B. Nickell
Waverly
Dora C
Ramey
Michael R. Wells
Leo I. Baisden Sr
Winchester Ave
Rollene Holbrook
Eugene Shaw
William Allfred Hopkins
25Th St
Timothy Jones
Homer D. Sehold
Elmer
Beasley
James R. Waddell
Peebles
Debra S. Altiers
William R. Matthews
Jell St
Pauline ©. Fraley
Scioto Pur Hace
Margaret J. Phipps
Imeiene
Sharon K. Smith
Rachel Wagner
Mary A. Kallenbach
Judith A. Goddard
Jeffrey Buregess
Bol Harding Ave
Sciotaville
Patricia L. Rowe
Franklin Purenace
Barbara J. Myers
Shelby J. Johnson
Wheelerssburg
Diana K. Stevens
Market St
Martha L. Miller
Scioto Trail
Walter W. Crabtree
Fork St
Debra K. Douthat
Minford Rt
Christopher M. Collier
Load
Pauletta Crabtree
Portsmouth Mt
Bonita R. Mullins
Ats
South Snore
Juanita Newsom
Oscar Allen
Man blown through window in Northbrook blast
In Cincinnati Northbrook a man was blown through a kitchen window in an early morning explosion. William Kling, 37, was found dazed in the rear yard and taken to Cincinnati General Hospital in fair condition as firemen investigated the unusual blast.
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Cincinnati
Jing Seated To Hear Traffic Damage Case
A Common Pleas Court jury was seated today in the traffic accident case of William Abrams of Ironlon Star Route versus George J. Schuler and Jessie Schuler. The plaintiff seeks damages of 27 dollars for a June 40, 1988 collision in the 2760 block of Sciota Trail. Judge Richard Canter presides.
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William Abrams
Ironlon Star Route
George J. Schuler
Lowry Red
Jessie Schuler
Lowry Ra
Sciota Trail
Richard Canter
Doctors Find Way That Helps Shrink Swollen Hemorrhoids
Doctors report a treatment that reduces swollen hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves rectal pain and itching. Tests on hundreds of patients show temporary relief and faster comfort, aided by a preparation that lubricates inflamed tissue and eases bowel movements.
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Doctora
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Westwood Dr.ent P. 1
B.C
Ival
Levan Church
Charles
Bud) McWhorter
Burehelt
Specia Ingers
Kent
Meeks
Levis
Mack’s
AL Christian Baptist Church
Chillicothe St
Hattie
Craft
Ray Freeman
Edward Guliek Ca
Mur Speciality
Olna'e
First Federal
Gallia
Mae Hert Rd
Herman Woodart
James Leroy Whitt
Scioto Memorial
Delbert Hudson
Bradford St
Rosemount
George Gilbert
Howard Holywook
AU Saints Church Guild
Rosemount Ri
Christ In Union Church
Imentory
B. Cox
Sidney Snyder
Rocky Fork
Norman Noel
Switzerland
Les
E. A. Russel
Jackson Area
Union Oks I
Buick
Littia Man
City Hospital Reports
Pace
Albert Searberry
Wayne Ave
Robin Smith
Friendship
Ola Staten
Fairfax
Baby Bay Stevens
Boundary
Setoto
B. Dickerson
Alma I. Gregory
Fannie James
Gallia St
Ruth E. Entis
Argonne Td
Debora M. Crabtree
Rte
Maurita
Willis
Franklin Furnace
Mildred Brown
Frankin Furnace
Peggy
Peggy, Larver, 3863 Grace 5, New Boston
Bessie M.thompson
South Portsmouth
Pearl Bauer
Shawnee Ra
Margaret Miller
Lucasville Re
Irvin J. Smoot
Vireginia Hock
Franklin Furnace Re
Joseph W. Copas
Bareden
Clifford E. Dupuy
Grandview Ave
Ruby Cuchrane
Eighth St
A B. McKenzie
Beverly Meadows
Detroit, Mich
Violet Griffith
Jing
Kodel Garpet
Nyloh Garpet
Armstrong
LING
E. E. Eaton Se
Gallia Street
Chillicothe
Singer
Stora
Singer Company
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