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I was in a really dark point when this occurred, and was consuming massive quantities of barbituates and opiate. I don't know if there was anything active in my system at the time, but I don't think I was.
After the experience I felt as if I was alive for the first time ever. I have seen mythical ties to belladonna [though this report was originally submitted as a belladonna report, the description of the plant makes it clear that it was brugmansia and not belladonna] and the moon for two reasons. The first is the extreme property of atropine to dilate the eyes. The pupils expand to such a point that even the whites of the eyes were gretly diminished. This lasted for about five days, long after any psychoactive probperties disapeared. Oddly enopugh, I was completely sober about three hours after regaining short-term memory.
I have read that some plants contain irregular amounts of alkaloids and that two analagous specimens from the same plant taken at the same time may have wildly different amounts of active ingredients, and that the plant cycles and amounts change based on the time of day. We picked the flowers in the late morning, if anyone cares, around 11:00 am.
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>> May 15, 2023: ADCx San Francisco Audio Dev Talks
The Audio Developer Conference San Francisco is a one day meet-up for audio developers by the bay. Two conferences are talking about Faust:
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High-Level Programming of FPGAs for Audio Real-Time Signal Processing Applications by Romain Michon, which can be seen here.
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Using Faust in JUCE Projects by Julius Smith, which can be seen here.
And even the following one with ChatGPT generating running Faust code:
- Democratization of Audio Dev: How it started, Where it's going by Aurelius Prochazka.
>> May 04, 2023: Two Google Summer of Code projects attributed
Two projects have finally been attributed to GRAME:
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Automatic Differentiation in the Faust Compiler aims at adding Automatic differentiation directly in the compiler, so that gradient calculation can be carried out natively in Faust, with applications in Machine Learning algorithms. The project will be worked on by Thomas Rushton.
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Better Faust on the Web aims at enhancing Faust’s support for the web platform: transition the Faust web tools to a rewritten TypeScript version, extend the Faust Web IDE, enhance Faust’s online documentation, and prototype an experimental platform for sharing Faust code on the web. The project will be worked on by Ian Clester.
Welcome to both of you in the Faust community !
>> March 24, 2023: Zen Flute 1° price at Guthman Musical Instrument 2023 Competition, with Faust inside !
The Guthman Musical Instrument Competition is one of the only competitions of its kind - an event dedicated to identifying the newest and greatest ideas in music. Every year, we invite musical inventors from around the world to share their creations and ideas about the future of music.
This year first price is Keith Bexter with the Zen Flute, which sound is produced by a physical model of flute written in Faust, and running on a Teensy audio board.
>> February 22, 2023: GRAME has been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2023 mentor organization
Google Summer of Code is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. GSoC Contributors work with an open source organization on a 12+ week programming project under the guidance of mentors. For the second consecutive year, GRAME has been selected as a mentor organization for the Faust project.
>> December 03, 2022: Programmable Audio Workshop (PAW-22)
The 5th edition of Programmable Audio Workshop (PAW) will be held on December 3rd at the CITI laboratory of INSA Lyon on the La Doua campus. It will be organized this year by the EMERAUDE (Embedded Programmable Audio Systems) team created in 2022 and associating INSA-Lyon, INRIA and GRAME. With 7 conferences in the morning and 4 workshops in the afternoon, PAW addresses this year the theme of networked embedded audio systems, with a particular focus on spatialized sound and FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays).
Full program, details of the talks and registration on the PAW website.
>> October 13, 2022: Google Summer of Code project finished
Faust Integration in HISE aimed at integrating support for the Faust audio programming language into HISE, an extensive framework for the creation of sample-based virtual musical instruments. The project has been completed by Roman Sommer with the help of Christoph Hart as mentor, and announced here.
>> June 5-12, 2022: Sound Music Computing (SMC-22) at Saint-Etienne (France)
SMC-22 (Sound and Music Computing) is a multifaceted event around acoustics, music, and audio technology. It will take place in Saint-Étienne (France) on June 4-12, 2022 and will have the following theme: Music Technology and Design. As the first "in person" edition of SMC after 2 years of COVID-19 pandemic, we aim at widening the public of this event by (i) broadening the scope of SMC concerts through a digital art festival opened to the public, (ii) involving local schools and publics, and (iii) strengthening connections between academia and the industry.
SMC-22 will be a combination of a Summer School (June 5-7, 2022), the International Faust Conference (June 7, 2022), the SMC Scientific Conference, Industry-Oriented Events, a Festival (June 8-11, 2022), and a STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics) Fair - "Faites du son!" (June 9-12).
Most Faust related presentations are obviously part of IFC, but several SMC presentations are related to Faust.
>> June 7, 2022: Third International Faust Conference (IFC-22) in conjunction with SMC 2022 at Saint-Etienne (France)
The International Faust Conference aims at gathering researchers, developers, musicians, computer artists using the Faust programming language. The Third International Faust Conference (IFC-22) will propose sessions of paper presentations, as well as thematic round tables, demonstrations, and tutorials. Participants are encouraged to present current works, projects, etc. and to discuss future directions for Faust and its community.
IFC-22 is organized by GRAME-CNCM, INRIA, and Université Jean Monnet in conjunction with SMC 2022. It will take place on June 7, 2022 at the Centre des Savoirs pour l’Innovation (CSI) of the Université Jean Monnet of Saint-Etienne (France).
>> May 20, 2022: Two Google Summer of Code projects attributed
Two projects have finally been attributed to GRAME:
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Faust Integration in HISE aims at integrating support for the Faust audio programming language into HISE, an extensive framework for the creation of sample-based virtual musical instruments. The project will be worked on by Roman Sommer.
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Integrating Faust Into the Bespoke DAW aims at extending the modular Bespoke engine with Faust, allowing for both static compilation of modules, and potentially dynamic programming within Bespoke. The project will be worked on by Drew James.
Welcome to both of you in the Faust community !
>> March 7, 2022: GRAME has been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2022 mentor organization
Google Summer of Code is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. GSoC Contributors work with an open source organization on a 12+ week programming project under the guidance of mentors. GRAME has been selected as a mentor organization for the Faust project.
>> February 5, 2022: Open Science Award for Open Source Research Software for Faust
>> December 18, 2021: Programmable Audio Workshop (PAW-21)
With a combination of talks and workshops, PAW is an intensive day devoted to electronic sounds and programmable audio technologies! The 6 talks and 4 workshops of PAW 2021, will offer a unique opportunity to discover Procedural Audio in relation with video game engines!
>> February 1, 2021: Faust Physical Modeling Workshop -- Online Event
Faust has been used for the physical modeling of musical instruments for many years now. Various tools have been developed recently to address the needs of various modeling techniques (e.g., finite difference scheme, waveguides, mass interaction, etc.).
The goal of this one day workshop was to provide a series of interactive one-hour tutorials on these tools as well as some background on their related modeling techniques.
It took place online on Feb. 1, 2021, 3-9pm GMT+1. Additional information about this event can be found here.
>> November 21, 2020: Programmable Audio Workshop (PAW-20) -- Online Event
With a combination of talks and workshops, PAW is an intensive day devoted to electronic sounds and programmable audio technologies! PAW-20 will be a fully online event. Information about the free registration process will be posted soon!
>> December 1-2, 2020: International Faust Conference 2020 (IFC-20) -- Online Event
The Second International Faust Conference (IFC-20) will take place at the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Paris Nord (Saint-Denis, France) on December 1-2, 2020. It aims at gathering researchers, developers, musicians, computer artists using the Faust programming language to present current works, creations and projects and discuss future directions for Faust and its community. The 2020 edition is organized by the CICM (Centre de Recherches Informatique et Création Musicale) / MUSIDANSE Lab / Université Paris 8.
>> FAST Project: Fast Audio Signal Processing Technologies on FPGA
The FAST project will start in March 2021! It is funded by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR -- the French National Research Agency). It gathers the strength of GRAME-CNCM, CITI Lab (INSA Lyon), and LMFA (École Centrale Lyon) towards two goals:
- facilitate the design of ultra-low latency embedded systems for real-time audio signal processing,
- use such systems in the context of active control of acoustics.
Faust will play a central role in this project.


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Nintendo threw its players a curve ball in 1995 by giving Mario a break from kidnapped-royalty recovery and instead rewinding our hero's timeline to his days of wearing diapers. Baby Mario made his debut, and we discovered that his first-ever adventure was, yes, with his dino pal Yoshi.
After Luigi is kidnapped by an evil wizard named Kamek, Baby Mario finds himself rescued by a gang of friendly Yoshi...Yoshis...umm, whatever. Yoshi could eat enemies, fire eggs, and transform into a wealth of different vehicles. All of this, combined with some of the best music the series has ever heard, makes Yoshi's Island a complete gem.
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DEATH NOTICES
1846
Peter Pfeifer died March 30, 1846. He was born June 21, 1831, the son of Henry and Barbara Pfeifer.
David Weber died April 8, 1846 in Ohio, age 64 years. He was born in 1782. Married in 1810 to Margaretha Schenk.
1847
Lorenz Neuhard died August 28, 1847. He was born July 3, 1846, in Pittsburg, the son of Lorenz and Elisabetha Haas Neuhard.
1851
Katharina Magdalena Neisz died September 2, 1851. She was born February 2, 1847, the daughter of John and Christina Peppel Neisz.
Elisabetha Schmidt died October 18, 1851, and her brother, Ludwig Schmidt died October 21, 1851. Elisabetha was born January 26, 1837, and Ludwig was born May 28, 1841, the children of George and Christina Veyock Schmidt.
1852
Heinrich Riemenschneider died January 14, 1852. He was born July 11, 1848, the son of Johannes and Anna Katharina Knieriem Riemenschneider.
1853
Louisa Roos died February 11, 1853. She was born July 2, 1844, the daughter of George Jacob and Margaretha Kuhn Roos.
Carolina Roos died March 16, 1853. She was born February 1841, the daughter of George Jacob and Margaretha Kuhn Roos.
1854
Jacob Wengert died February 9, 1854. He was born October 16, 1850, the son of Peter and Louise Schutz Wengert.
John Niebch died August 10, 1854. He was born September 9, 1853, the son of John and Elisabeth Neuhardt Niebch.
Saloma Pfalzgraf died August 12, 1854. She was born May 2, 1845, the daughter of George Michael, Jr. and Elisabeth Diehl Pfalzgraf.
Margaretha Ketterer died September 27, 1854. She was born September 6, 1801, the daughter of Martin and Elisabetha Eyer Kleiber.
1855
Katharina Kestner died May 1, 1855. She was born November 19, 1851, the daughter of Jacob and Barbara Pfeiffer Kestner.
Johannes Kestner died May 4, 1855. He was born February 10, 1850, the son of Jacob and barbara Pfeiffer Kestner.
Gottlieb Kestner died May 17, 1855. He was born October 19, 1853, the son of Jacob and Barbara Pfeiffer Kestner.
Katharina Walter died June 18, 1855. She was born August 14, 1833, the daughter of George and Christina Schmitt. She married January 1, 1853 to George Walter.
Christina Walter died December 10, 1855. She was born April 17, 1853, the daughter of George and Katharina Schmitt Walter.
1856
George Jacob Steigleiter died March 29, 1856. He was born September 3, 1806, the son of Christian and Margaretha Feldner Steigleiter.
1857
William Friedrich Nauhard died December 13, 1857. He was born January 2, 1852, the son of Lorenz and Elisabetha Haas Neuhard.
1858
Louisa Wengert died April 1, 1858. She was born November 5, 1856, the daughter of Philipp and Magdalena Jacky Wengert.
Saloma Hoffman died July 16, 1858. She was born January 1, 1839, the daughter of George and Margaretha Kastler Hoffman.
Paulus Freitag died November 4, 1858. He was born December 25, 1789, the son Georg and Margaretha Weisenborn Freitag. He married Katharina Elisabetha Weisenborn in 1814.
1859
Heinrich Friedrich Schenk died March 3, 1859. He was born October 21, 1858, the son of Philip and Katharina Christman Schenk.
Luise Maria Hillig died April 11, 1859. She was born August 13, 1842, the daughter of Gottlieb and Christina Oerdel Hillig.
Jacob Walter died April 13, 1859. He was born July 25, 1795. In 1816 he married Apolonia Becker.
1860
Margaretha Hoffman died April 12, 1860. She was born April 8, 1830, Alsace, the daughter of Michael and Magdalena Christ Kastler. She was the spouse of George Hoffman, married March 25, 1830.
Maria Phillippina Gross died December 28, 1860. She was born January 21, 1858, the daughter of Adam and Elisabetha Knopp Grosz.
1861
Magdalena Wengert died February 26, 1861. She was born January 21, 1834, the daughter of Casper and Charalotta Jacky. She married Philipp Wengert on May 4, 1854.
Jacob Walter died March 1, 1861. He was born November 12, 1852, the son of Heinrich and Anna Maria Schmitt Walter.
Friedrich Ketterer died June 28, 1861. He was born December 2, 1848, the son of Friedrich and Friedericka Schiebel Ketterer.
Heinrich Wilhelm Zimmerle died September 24, 1861. He was born October 10, 1856, the son of Jacob and Carolina Jung Zimmerle.
Jacob Kestner died December 7, 1861. He was born January 10, 1847, the son of Jacob and Barbara Pfeiffer Kestner.
1862
Frederick Kindelberger died October 23, 1862. He was born September 7, 1861, in Monroe County, Ohio, the first son of Christopher and Magdalena Pfalzgraf Kindelberger.
Caspar Thumeyer died December 4, 1862. He was born January 1, 1817, the son of Johan and Anna Martha Wilhelm Thumeyer. Casper married in 1839 to Christina Freitag.
1863
Christina Hillig died April 28, 1863. She was born March 17, 1813, in Saxony, the daughter of Gottlieb and Christina Damisch Oerdel.
Heinrich Schneider died August 24, 1863. He was born August 12, 1863, the son of Georg and Elisabetha Fleehman Schneider.
Friedrich Kronhart died October 31, 1863. He was born October 9, 1858, the son of John and Barbara Kecker Kronhart.
1864
John George Schiebel died June 3, 1864 in Miltonsburg, Ohio. He was born January 4, 1801, in Saxony, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John George* Schiebel.
1865
Maria Pfeifer died May 7, 1865. She was born October 4, 1850, the daughter of Henry and Barbara Pfeifer.
Michael Neuhard died July 31, 1865. He was born July 23, 1865, the son of Philip and Maria Schaub Neuhard.
Lissetta Melissa Jacky died October 8, 1865. She was born September 18, 1875, the daughter of Ludwig and Anna Rebecca Jacky.
Leonhard Kestner died October 27, 1865, age 68 years, 5 months and 2 days. He was born May 25, 1797. Married to Katharina Kustus.
1866
Anna Liesetta Peter died January 1866. She was born August 5, 1865, the daughter of Michael and Katharina Claus Peter.
Anna Catharina died November 10, 1866. She was born July 3, 1865, the daughter of Michael and Elisabeth Riemenschneider Reich.
Juliana Just Steinhoff died November 29, 1866. She was born May 14, 1822, and was married October 13, 1842 to Heinrich Steinhoff.
1867
Margaretha Luise Schroder died January 15, 1867. She was born March 8, 1865, the daughter of John Adam and Elisabetha Heintz Schroder.
1869
Catharina Lisette Reich died November 21, 1869. She was born May 22, 1869, the daughter of Michael and Elisabeth Riemenschneider Reich.
1870
Henry Schmidt died January 14, 1870. He was born Feb. 1797, the son of Philip and Barbara Stiebener Schmidt. Married in 1825 to Dorothea Dahl.
1871
George Adam Schell died April 9, 1871, age 87 years and 19 days. He was born March 21, 1784, in Pennsylvania. He married Maria Arnd.
1872
Elisabetha Schneider died March 30, 1872. She was born in 1797, the daughter of George and Barbara Bott. In 1825, she married Friedrich Schneider.
Heinrich Schmidt died May 30, 1872. He was born October 19, 1856, the son of Jacob and Maria Schmidt.
1873
Catharina Neuhart died January 2, 1873. She was born July 16, 1805, the daughter of John Jacob and Elisabeth Margaretha Feldner Schneider. She married Valentin Neuhart June 7, 1831, in Rumbach.
Anna Maria Reich died March 8, 1873. She was born October 21, 1872, the daughter of Michael and Elisabeth Riemenschneider Reich.
1892
Frederick Wittebruck died March 27, 1892. He was born November 15, 1815.
Elisabeth Keller died October 12, 1892. She was born September 4, 1818.
1893
Homer Watson died September 26, 1893. He was born November 25, 1891.
1894
Christina Eckert of Woodsfield, Ohio, died August 28, 1894. She was born October 20, 1813.
1895
Adam Schutz died January 5, 1895. He was born March 1, 1832.
Katharina Kirsch died September 11, 1895. She was born April 16, 1871.
1896
Carherine Landefeld died January 28, 1896. She was born April 16, 1824.
Friedrick Jakob Schneider died March 17, 1896. He was born September 15, 1812.
1897
Apolonia Feiock died July 16, 1897, age 81 years. She was born in 1816, born Helfer, in Germany.
Maria Katharina Freitag, born Knapp, died December 19, 1897, age 34 years.
1898
Wilhelm Heinrich Claus died September 4, 1898. He was born in Monroefield, OHio February 17, 1898.
1899
Friedrich Wilhelm Burghardt died May 5, 1899.
1901
Maria Ladeberger died September 14, 1901. She was born march 9, 1848., left: husband and one daughter.
1906
Michael Reich died July 25, 1906. He was born November 11, 1833.
Wilhelmine Neuhart, nee Stimpert, died December 2, 1906. She was born November 6, 1833.
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ELMER CHRISTMAN
Beallsville
Born 13 Feb 1892
Died Jun 1975
ESTELLA CHRISTMAN
Lewisville
Born 5 Oct 1900
Died Dec 1976
FREDA JONES
Born 8 Aug 1891
Jerusalem
Died Sep 1978
FREEMAN CHRISTMAN
Born 26 Mar 1899
Died Nov 1968
GEORGE CHRISTMAN
Born 29 Mar 1878
Died Aug 1967
GILBERT A CHRISTMAN
Sardis
Born 12 Dec 1904
Died 13 May 1998
GRANT S CHRISTMAN
Woodsfield
Born 23 Mar 1911
Died 29 Dec 2001
HAROLD CHRISTMAN
Born 10 Aug 1909
Died Jun 1986
HARVEY CHRISTMAN
Born 4 Jan 1904
Died Nov 1979
HAZEL CHRISTMAN
Born 2 Sep 1907
Died Oct 1976
SAMUEL SHRIVER
Born 20 Nov 1887
Died Jan 1973
WILFRED SHRIVER
Born 26 Jun 1912
Died Nov 1987
GLADYS JONES
Born 16 Aug 1900
Died 3 Nov 1999
GLENN JONES
Born 23 Aug 1895
Died Feb 1981
GRACE JONES
Born 31 Jan 1914
Clarington
Died Jul 1981
HAROLD JONES
Born 13 Dec 1922
Died May 1986
HERMAN CHRISTMAN
SSN 300-34-5308
Born 10 Sep 1897
Died 6 Mar 1989
IRENE CHRISTMAN
Born 29 Jan 1902
Died 2 Oct 1994
ANNA SIEGEL
Born 3 Dec 1889
Died Jul 1972
JAMES C JONES
Born 10 Dec 1884
Died 15 Sep 1966
L READ JONES
Born 2 Sep 1940
Died Oct 1981
GEORGE SIEGEL
Born 3 Jan 1894
ORA SILLS
Born 6 Apr 1901
Died Jul 1983
JO SCOTT CHRISTMAN
Born 21 Nov 1921
Died 11 Apr 1998
MAXINE E CHRISTMAN
Born 17 Apr 1913
Died 31 Oct 2000
LAWRENCE JONES
Born 23 May 1902
Died May 1978
LOLA JONES
Graysville
Born 22 Jul 1902
Died 22 Nov 1996
LUCILLE S JONES
Born 9 Nov 1918
Died 15 May 1994
NED JONES
Born 17 Apr 1920
Died Oct 1979
EDNA SIMMONS
Born 19 Mar 1910
Died 8 Sep 1987
THOMAS SIMMONS
Born 4 Oct 1907
Died Jul 1976
NELLE D JONES
Born 22 Nov 1891
Died Mar 1988
NELLIE JONES
Born 14 Feb 1908
Died 13 May 1988
MILDRED F CHRISTMAN
Born 30 May 1915
Died 27 Mar 1999
RALPH E JONES
Born 18 Oct 1904
Died 24 May 1999
ROBERT JONES
Born 4 Jul 1887
Died May 1969
RUTH E JONES
Born 2 Nov 1906
Died 23 Jul 1989
RUTH JONES
Born 20 May 1921
Cameron
Died Jul 1987
Born 9 Feb 1926
Died 18 May 1995
GERALD W SIMS
Born 28 Mar 1918
Died 14 Jul 1999
JERRY L SIMS
Born 28 Sep 1939
Died 23 Feb 2002
NOVA A CHRISTMAN
Born 19 Feb 1912
Died 3 May 1992
PAUL C CHRISTMAN
Born 7 Sep 1904
Died 13 Jan 1989
KATHRYN SIMS
Born 12 Aug 1918
Died Apr 1981
PEARL SIMS
Born 26 Aug 1896
Died Jul 1966
PHILIP CHRISTMAN
Born 12 Jun 1913
SYLVESTER JONES
Born 12 Aug 1884
Died Oct 1970
WILFRED JONES
Born 16 Feb 1918
Died Mar 1977
WILLIAM L JONES
Born 25 Sep 1905
Died 29 Mar 1997
ZALE E JONES
Born 30 Jun 1922
Died 8 May 2002
ALFRED KAHRIG
Born 10 May 1907
Died 30 Jan 1993
GERTRUDE E KAHRIG
Born 7 Jan 1911
Died 27 Jan 1995
LAURA A KAHRIG
Born 22 Oct 1913
Died 17 Feb 1998
RITA SINGLETON
Born 1 Jun 1934
Died 22 Dec 2001
LAWRENCE L KAHRIG
Born 12 Sep 1905
Died 3 Jun 1998
LOUIS KAHRIG
Born 18 Jul 1882
Died Apr 1977
PHILIP KAHRIG
Born 6 May 1880
Died Nov 1967
T M KAHRIG
Born 20 Jan 1947
Died 15 Mar 1996
GERTRUDE SINGWALD
Born 10 Aug 1897
Died Dec 1971
ROY A CHRISTMAN
Born 30 Mar 1914
Died 27 Feb 1994
THEODORA CHRISTMAN
Born 21 Aug 1911
Died Sep 1980
TILLIE CHRISTMAN
Born 29 May 1881
Died Jan 1975
CHARLES H KAISER
Born 18 Feb 1908
Died 25 Dec 1993
JOHN KAISER
Born 23 Apr 1902
Died Feb 1982
MARY KAISER
Born 10 May 1890
Died Jul 1985
W RALPH CHRISTMAN
Born 30 Nov 1930
Died 4 Nov 1996
WESLEY SINGWALD
Born 4 Feb 1899
Died May 1971
JANE F KAMP
Born 24 Sep 1927
Died 25 Aug 1998
JUANITA KANNER
Born 26 Jun 1920
Died 20 Oct 2000
WALTER CHRISTMAN
Born 29 Mar 1906
Died Feb 1975
NICHOLAS SIPOS
Born 21 Nov 1913
Died 28 Mar 1994
AMANDA A KANZIG
Born 16 Apr 1921
Died 19 Mar 2002
ELDON R CHRISTMAN
Born 8 Mar 1923
Died 25 Jan 1998
SSN 286-09-2627
Born 6 Apr 1910
Died May 1983
WILLIAM CHRISTMAN
SSN 268-03-4763
Born 5 May 1900
Died May 1965
WILMA L CHRISTMAN
SSN 272-44-2035
Born 13 Oct 1917
Died 23 Apr 1998
ZELDA CHRISTMAN
SSN 275-62-6505
Born 26 Nov 1910
FLOYD D GATTEN
Born 18 Feb 1906
Died 13 Mar 1988
JANIE L WINLAND
Born 14 Nov 1910
Died 7 Jun 1995
JOHN WINLAND
Born 7 Sep 1907
Died Oct 1973
LILLIAN L WINLAND
Born 19 Jun 1899
Died 5 Sep 1989
MARTHA W WINLAND
Born 8 Jul 1908
Died 25 Mar 1989
Oliver Thurman GATTEN
Born 22 Sep 1900
Died Mar 1973
ALVA CHRISTMAN Woodsfield
Born 9 Aug 1910
Died 5 Apr 1997
ARTHUR CHRISTMAN
Born 5 Aug 1905
Died Dec 1975
CARRIE CHRISTMAN
Born 23 Feb 1900
CLARENCE CHRISTMAN
Born 22 Mar 1912
Died Mar 1981
EDNA M CHRISTMAN
Born 2 Mar 1926
Died 31 Aug 2001
RICHARD H SHREVE
Born 15 Nov 1917
Died 10 Jul 1993
FRANK N SHRIVER
Born 13 Oct 1927
Died 1 Mar 1999
CLYDE C JONES
Born 7 Mar 1916
Died 7 Jan 1980
DARRELL N JONES
Born 9 May 1933
Died 7 Jun 1993
GEORGE LUMBATIS
Born 26 Sep 1917
Died Aug 10, 1981
CECIL DIXON
Born 8 Mar 1889
Died Jun 1981
BESSIE TRUAX
Sycamore Valley
Born 11 Jul 1919
Died 14 Jan 2001
MARY Iva LUMBATIS
Born 18 May 1884
Died Mar 29, 1982
ROLAND LUMBATIS
Born 14 Feb 1910
Died Feb 1984
Born 10 Dec 1890
Died Jan 31, 1970
HARRY F TRUAX
Born 7 Sep 1914
Died 24 Feb 1999
WARD LUMBATIS
Born 20 Jul 1915
Died 17 Oct 1991
EDITH L DIXON
Born 6 Oct 1914
Died 14 Jul 2000
H LUMBATIS
Born 21 Aug 1899
Died Mar 28, 1972
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Monroe county death records, Woodsfield, Ohio
put into death listing
not sent ot Dick
Pickens, Harvey
Born June 26, 1892
Died Nov. 1980 Woodsfield
Postlewait, Paul
Born May 21, 1905
Died Nov. 1980 Clarington
Pittman, William
Born Nov. 12, 1910
Died May 1981 Beallsville
Pollock, Eloise
Born Sept. 25, 1901
Died Jun 1981 Woodsfield
Polla, Teresa
Born Nov. 17, 1902
Died Nov. 1982 Jerusalem
Pittman, Sharon
Born Mar. 13, 1960
Died May 1984 Beallsville
Piatt, William
Born Nov. 28, 1916
Died Oct. 1984 Woodsfield
Pittman, Vernon
Born Jan. 8, 1923
Died Nov. 1984 Beallsville
Pittman, Carrie
Born July 30, 1895
Died Jan. 1985 Beallsville
Podlasiak, Garnet
Born Nov. 11, 1933
Died Mar. 1985 Woodsfield
Piatt, Ruth
Born July 11, 1922
Died May 1985 Woodsfield
Piatt, Lena
Born Mar. 27, 1888
Died Oct. 1985 Graysville
Polen, Clelland
Born Sept. 25, 1902
Died July 1986 Lewisville
Pittman, Ira
Born Apr. 17, 1897
Died Aug 1986 Beallsville
Pittman, Ottie
Born Aug. 10, 1895
Died Sept. 1986 Cameron
Pittman, Luther
Born June 4, 1895
Died Nov. 1986 Beallsville
Pittman, Roy
Born Mar. 8, 1913
Died Feb. 1987 Beallsville
Hamilton, Glenn
Born Mar. 12, 1908
Died Mar. 1987 Woodsfield
Haney, James
Born Feb. 6, 1894
Died July 1987 Beallsville
Harman, Charles W.
Born Sept. 12, 1923
Died Sept. 15, 1987 Sardis
Polla, Cesidio
Born Aug. 31, 1895
Died Dec. 15, 1987 Jerusalem
Polen, Charles V.
Born Feb. 11, 1911
Died Oct. 15, 1989 Lewisville
1980
Steele, Harold
Born March 3, 1905
Died May 1980 Hannibal
Phillips, Ethel
Born Jan. 22, 1891
Died May 1980 Jerusalem
Hanson, Marion
Born May 18, 1884
Died Jun 1980 Woodsfield
Harmon, Harry
Born Mar. 17, 1904
Died Aug. 1980 Woodsfield
Zwick, James
Born Feb. 2, 1900
Died Sep 1980 Lewisville
Norris, Lloyd
Born May 2, 1921
Died October 1980 Woodsfield
Perkins, Nora
Born Aug. 10, 1897
Died Dec. 1980 Beallsville
1981
Nalley, Eleen
Born May 13, 1893
Died January 1981 Woodsfield
Hamilton, Frank
Born Jan. 20, 1907
Died Jan. 1981 Beallsville
Norris, Clarence
Born August 1, 1890
Died March 1981 Jerusalem
Young, Lewis
Born Jan. 27, 1907
Died March 1981 Woodsfield
Zesiger, Minnie
Born Feb. 18, 1881
Hanna, Wilda
Born Apr. 29, 1897
Died Mar. 1981 Woodsfield
Newell, Pearl
Born October 26, 1890
Died April 1981 Woodsfield
Nieman, Lewis
Born February 12, 1886
Died May 1981 Sardis
Haas, Alice
Born Feb. 19, 1906
Died May 1981 Woodsfield
GRAY , ELIZABETH
Born September 10, 1906
Died May 1981 Clarington
Davis, Clarence
Born October 12, 1921
Died July 1981 Beallsville
PALMER, EARL
Born February 16, 1895
Died July 1981 Woodsfield
Groves, Mary
Born Sept. 27, 1893
Died Aug. 1981 Beallsville
Ogden, Kathryn
Born August 16, 1897
Died November 1981 Lewisville
Nalley, Kelly
Born May 17, 1966
Died November 1981 Woodsfield
Hagan, Harvey
Born Mar. 12, 1911
Died Dec. 1981 Jerusalem
1982
Neuhardt, Franklin
Born 31 October 31, 1889
Died January 1982 Lewisville
Hamilton, Lulu
Born Mar. 14, 1897
Died July 1982 Beallsville
Leach, John
Born June 20, 1917
Died July 1982 Woodsfield
Kurtman, Dale
Born October 6, 1935
Died August 1982 Clarington
Zaccagnini, Louis
Born June 20, 1925
Died Sept. 15, 1982 Woodsfield
Gray, Jesse
Born June 25, 1905
Died Oct 1982 Woodsfield
Hamilton, Laura
Born Oct. 26, 1904
Died Dec. 1982 Beallsville
1983
Copland, Leona
Born August 21, 1897
Died February 1983 Laings
Zink, Irene
Born March 21, 1908
Died Feb. 1983 Clarington
Piatt, Hershel
Born Sept, 6, 1914
Died Feb. 1983 Lewisville
Davies, David
Born July 27, 1935
Died May 1983 Sardis
Pfalzgraf, Grace
Born Nov. 8, 1901
Died May 1983 Woodsfield
Opatrny, Frank
Born September 16, 1911
Died July 1983 Jerusalem
Hardesty, Emma
Born June 8, 1901
Died July 1983 Stafford
Mistler, Edith
Born Nov. 15, 1890
Died Aug. 1983 Malaga
Taylor, Robert
Born 2 Feb 1895
Died October 1983 Woodsfield
Hamilton, Vernon
Born Sept. 7, 1909
Died Nov. 1983 Woodsfield
Norris, Grover
Born April 18, 1921
Died Dec 1983 Woodsfield
Crooks, Earl
Born May 16, 1928
Died December1983 Beallsville
Corrick, Eva
Born 10 January 10 1902
Died December 1983 Woodsfield
1984
NIppert, Oma
Born October 22 1899
Died October 1984 Clarington
Crooks, Goldie
Born October 13, 1912
Died December 1984 Beallsville
Nalley, Daisy
Born Janusry 3, 1903
Died December 1984 Woodsfield
1985
Norris, Floyd
Born September 12, 1914
Died January 1985 Jerusalem
Grayam, Clarence
Born Aug. 25, 1906
Died Feb. 1985 Clarington
PALMER, LEONARD
Born June 25, 1933
Died March 1985 Beallsville
Ockert, Virginia
Born July 1, 1911
Died April 1985 Beallsville
Miller, Victor
Born Oct. 16, 1926
Died May 1985 Sardis
Kraft, Harry
Born July 19, 1897
Died May 1985 Clarington
Straub, Edward
Born September 23, 1900
Died June 1985 Sardis
PALMER, ROXIE
Born April 28, 1929
Died June 1985 Beallsville
Nippert, Wilma
Born December 2, 1913
Died June 1985 Clarington
Pfalzgraf, Fred
Born Apr. 27, 1911
Died Oct. 1985 Clarington
1986
Lallathin, Rose
Born November 17, 1906
Died January 1986 Sardis
Norris, Adda
Born April 1, 1892 Died January 1986 Woodsfield
Perkins, Richard
Born Dec. 28, 1913
Died Jan. 1986 Beallsville
Crooks, Nettie
Born November 27, 1905
Died March 1986 Beallsville
Norris, Lewis E.
Born March 28, 1897
Died April 26, 1986 Woodsfield
Norris, Elva
Born 7 May 7, 1901
Died June 1986 Woodsfield
Craig, Clark
Born October 31, 1912
Perkins, Leota
Born June 30, 1896
Died June 1986 Beallsville
Hall, Clara
Born Oct. 11, 1909
Pfalzgraf, Raymond
Born Oct. 22, 1908
Died Aug. 1986 Clarington
Nicholson, Gladys
Born October 6, 1901
Died September 1986 Sardis
Hamilton, Gladys
Born Dec . 14,1905
Died Sept. 1986 Woodsfield
1987
Nalley, Mervin
Born April 24, 1902
Died February 1987 Woodsfield
Died Feb. 1987 Beallsville 1987
Nalley, Kayla
Born August 18 1986
Died March 1987 Lewisville
Norman, Lovina
Born May 25, 1914
Died July 14, 1987 Woodsfield
Nething, Oscar
Born February 17, 1904
Died July 1987 Hannibal
Zesiger, Harriet
Born May 29, 1909
Died Sept. 1987 Woodsfield
Neibch, Annie
Born August 19, 1896
Died September 15, 1987 Lewisville
Norris, Lulu B.
Born November 14, 1901
Died September 15, 1987 Woodsfield
Lawson, P. E.
Born November 25, 1907
Died September 21, 1987 Woodsfield
Neibch, Luella
Born January 3, 1897
Died September 26, 1987 Woodsfield
Nuzum, Carolyn
Born December 15, 1900
Died December 1987 Woodsfield
Piatt, John F.
Born Jan. 5, 1916
Died Dec. 28, 1987 Woodsfield
1988
Hamilton, Lloyd K.
Born Dec. 21, 1907
Died Feb. 5, 1988 Beallsville
PARIS, CHALMER F
Born December 30, 1899
Died February 26, 1988 Graysville
Young, Paul E.
Died May 20, 1988 Woodsfield
Zerger, Raymond W.
Born Oct. 1, 1903
Died June 20, 1988 Woodsfield
Phillips, Harold
Born Jan. 19, 1932
Died July 7, 1988 Woodsfield
Hall, Herbert E
Born Apr. 22, 1907
Young, Margaret E.
Born March 30, 1909
Died Sept. 1988 Woodsfield
Harman, Mabel A.
Born Dec. 26, 1898
Died Sept. 24, 1988 Graysville
Haren, W. Ruth
Born Aug. 6, 1913
Died Oct. 11, 1988 Woodsfield
Piatt, Hazel
Born Nov. 28, 1900
Died Nov. 27, 1988 Woodsfield
1989
Landefeld, Lawrence
Born October 6, 1908
Died February 20, 1989 Woodsfield
Nippert, Olive
Born December 18, 1895
Died April 22, 1989 Clarington
Norris, Vernon F.
Born June 16, 1907
Died May 16, 1989 Woodsfield
Hardesty, John F.
Born Dec. 15, 1899
Died May 24, 1989 Stafford
Piatt, Golda G.
Born Oct. 15, 1910
Died June 18, 1989 Graysville
Landefeld, Julia A.
Born October 26, 1897
Died October 23, 1989 Woodsfield
1990-1999
Powell, Rose
Born Dec. 28, 1900
Died Mar. 1990 Beallsville
Pontius, Beryl
Born Sept. 8, 1912
Died Oct. 15, 1990 Cameron
Harmon, Marie
Born May 30, 1907
Died Oct. 1991 Woodsfield
Harmon, Gilbert
Born July 30, 1947
Died Dec. 31, 1991 Sardis
Poulson, Eva
Born Feb. 1, 1891
Died Mar. 9, 1992 Beallsville
Price, Ruby S.
Born Oct. 2, 1912
Died Apr. 18, 1993 Sardis
Hartshorn, Demoin R.
Born May 10, 1913
Died Nov. 17, 1993 Graysville
Haudenschiel, Graydon C.
Born Apr. 2, 1909
Died Apr. 4, 1994 Woodsfield
Probst, Charles E.
Born Apr. 22, 1908
Died Aug. 21, 1994 Sardis
Potts, Richard L.
Born July 2, 1927
Died Sept. 2, 1994 Sardis
Harper, Regina V.
Born Dec. 8, 1908
Died Apr. 29, 1995 Woodsfield
Probst, Marjorie E.
Born May 8, 1906
Died Sept. 5, 1995 Sardis
Potts, Ruth E.
Born Jan 19, 1928
Died Feb 10, 1993 Sardis
Pyles, Beulah E.
Born 24 Dec. 24, 1926
Died Sept. 14, 1994 Beallsville
Haslam, Glenn S.
Born Jan. 23, 1914
Died Aug. 1, 1995 Lewisville
Potts, Marie
Born Aug. 19, 1908
Died Oct. 4, 1995 Woodsfield
Hayes, John D.
Born Aug. 30, 1937
Died Aug. 2, 1995 Sardis
Hartline, Earl
Born July 9, 1911
Died June 30, 1995 Cameron
Hayes, Amelia M.
Born Dec. 15, 1913
Died Mar. 12, 1996 Woodsfield
Headley, Carlos B.
Born Apr. 9, 1930
Died Aug. 25, 1996 Beallsville
Hartley, Lawrence R.
Born May 9, 1925
Died Feb. 19, 1997 Beallsville
Haren, Richard J.
Born June 6, 1924
Died July 5, 1997 Woodsfield
Potts, Roy F.
Born Apr. 8, 1920
Died Oct. 21, 1997 Sardis
Pontius, Anna D.
Born Mar. 8, 1908
Died Jan. 26, 1998 Cameron
Haught, Richard F.
Born Aug. 22, 1929
Died Jan. 22, 1998 Sardis
Hawkins, William O.
Born Feb. 15, 1909
Died July 10, 1998 Woodsfield
Harmon, Donald E.
Born May 25,1914
Died Apr. 6, 1998 Graysville
Harmon, Mary H.
Born Dec. 30, 1911
Died Apr. 22, 1998 Graysville
Hartline, Ilah
Born Sept. 18, 1925
Died June 18, 1998 Cameron
Powell, Marion J.
Born Apr. 8, 1933
Died Sept. 9, 1998 Cameron
Ramsey, Robert D.
Born Dec. 31, 1948
Died Nov. 14, 1998 Clarington
Harper, William R.
Born June 1, 1923
Died Jan. 27, 1999 Woodsfield
Potts, Gary D.
Born Jan. 24, 1939
Died June 11, 1999 Hannibal
Harper, Charles M.
Born Dec. 4, 1906
Died July 18, 1999 Woodsfield
Haslam, Doris E.
Born Jan. 28, 1924
Died Aug. 1, 1999 Clarington
1991
Nalley, Rosina
Born July 1, 1906
Died Apr 1991 Woodsfield
1992
Wright, William H.
Born Nov. 20, 1920
Died May 23, 1992 Lewisville
Phillips, Herbert W.
Born Aug. 6, 1908
Died June 5, 1992 Woodsfield
Hall, Hilda M.
Born July 16, 1910
Died Aug. 25, 1992 Beallsville
Pittman, Stanley
Born Sept. 29, 1912
Died Oct. 1992 Woodsfield
Phillips, Evelyn J.
Born Dec. 23, 1934
Died Oct. 29, 1992 Woodsfield
1993
Nething, Mary
Born December 25, 1903
Died January 17, 1993 Hannibal
Nalley, Emma E.
Born May 9, 1895
Died April 9, 1993 Lewisville
Piatt, James W.
Born Dec. 27, 1920
Died Apr. 11, 1993 Woodsfield
Hagerman, Mary G.
Born Sept. 11, 1920
Died Aug. 6, 1993 Stafford
Nichols, Oran E.
Born September 11, 1923
Died September 22, 1993 Sardis
Graham, Jack A.
Born Sept. 19, 1932
Died Oct. 28, 1993 Lewisville
Norman, Orpha L.
Born January 17, 1919
Died November 1993 Woodsfield
Haren, Cyrel F.
Born July 12, 1916
Died Dec. 29, 1993 Woodsfield
Grim, Mary E.
Born Apr. 22, 1899
Died Dec. 24, 1993 Woodsfield
1994
Hagan, Mansel P.
Born Jan. 14, 1914
Died Jan. 4, 1994 Jerusalem
Guiler, Verma W.
Born May 25, 1896
Died Jan. 23, 1994 Woodsfield
Yester, Blanche
Born Dec. 30, 1891
Died Feb. 25, 1994 Sardis
Perkins, Carl A.
Born Sept. 13, 1911
Died Apr. 8, 1994 Beallsville
Palmer, Ralph W.
Born September 20, 1912
Died April 26, 1994 Beallsville
Novak, Gus
Born August 5, 1912
Died April 28, 1994 Clarington
Hague, Freda M.
Born Aug. 6, 1910
Died May 29, 1994 Clarington
Nething, Robert R.
Born February 24, 1918
Died July 10, 1994 Clarington
Grodhaus, Charles E.
Born May 23, 1924
Died Aug. 17, 1994 Cameron
Ollom, Romaine N.
Born October 18, 1928
Died August 19, 1994 Woodsfield
Polen, Lela M.
Born Oct. 5, 1909
Died Aug. 30, 1994 Lewisville
1944
Perkins, Myrtle I.
Born Sept. 27, 1905
Died Oct. 15, 1994 Beallsville
Pittman, Victor I.
Born Mar. 27, 1916
Died Oct. 16, 1994 Beallsville
Hamilton, Mary V.
Born July 26, 1914
Died Dec. 4, 1994 Woodsfield
1995
Phillips, Monica E.
Born Dec. 29, 1902
Died Feb. 15, 1995 Woodsfield
Hall, Robert C.
Born Apr. 27, 1920
Died Mar. 17, 1995 Woodsfield
Yost, Edward H.
Born Aug. 28, 1909
Died Apr. 15, 1995 Woodsfield
Pittman, Bearyl
Born May 4, 1902
Died Apr. 15, 1995 Beallsville
Zink, Paul J.
Born November 25, 1906
Died April 21, 1995 Clarington
Graham, Gail L.
Born May 29, 1903
Died May 1995 Woodsfield
Habermehl, James F.
Born Jan. 12, 1915
Died Aug. 24, 1995 Woodsfield
Phillips, Alverna M.
Born Mar. 15, 1914
Died Aug. 25, 1995Woodsfield
Piatt, Charles
Born June 7, 1918
Died Oct. 28, 1995 Graysville
PALMER, NETTIE
Born December 4, 1904
Died November 1, 1995 Beallsville
Perkins, John C.
Born Apr. 20, 1929
Died Dec. 18, 1995 Beallsville
1996
Pfalzgraf, Lucy E.
Born Dec. 4, 1905
Died Jan. 31, 1996 Clarington
Hanson, Marion L.
Born Feb. 13, 1926
Died Feb. 12, 1996 Lewisville
Hagerman, James N.
Born Apr. 9, 1915
Died Feb. 28, 1996 Stafford
Ollom, Robert L.
Born April 2, 1926
Died April 1996 Clarington
Parker, Freda M.
Born Jan. 2, 1917
Died May 1996 Woodsfield
Pandzik, Joseph
Born May 26, 1914
Died May 19, 1996 Beallsville
Phillips, Hazel D.
Born Dec. 10, 1916
Died June 10, 1996 Jerusalem
Hagan, John W.
Born May 6, 1921
Died Sept. 15, 1996 Jerusalem
Miller, Pete
Born June 11, 1915
Died Oct . 4, 1996 Clarington
Nalley, Reba
Born April 20, 1954
Died October 20, 1996 Woodsfield
Pfalzgraf, Ethel S.
Born Apr. 21, 1909
Died Nov. 12, 1996 Lewisville
Paulus, Freda O.
Born Aug. 29, 1921
Died Nov. 27, 1996 Woodsfield
Griffin, Elmer W.
Born Sept. 28, 1913
Died Dec. 7, 1996 Woodsfield
Griffin, G. W.
Born Apr. 15, 1940
Died Dec. 15, 1996 Sardis
1997
Piatt, Howard L.
Born Nov. 4, 1923
Died Feb. 16, 1997 Woodsfield
Perkins, Floyd J.
Born Feb. 4, 1920
Died Feb. 23, 1997 Beallsville
Guthrie, Marcella M.
Born Aug. 27, 1922
Died Feb. 25, 1997 Jerusalem
Neiswonger, Gladys M.
Born 21 Feb 1907
Died 26 Feb 1997 Beallsville
Young, Irene J.
Born Feb. 12, 1914
Died Mar. 9, 1997 Lewisville
Piatt, Merle E.
Born Aug. 15, 1926
Died Mar. 11, 1997 Woodsfield
Zerger, Paul W.
Born Nov. 1, 1932
Died Apr. 5, 1997 Woodsfield
Pletcher, James B.
Born Dec. 23, 1913
Died Apr. 8, 1997 Woodsfield
Piatt, J. Chester
Born Sept. 21, 1915
Died Apr. 9, 1997 Graysville
OTTO E MOBLEY
Born Oct. 7, 1915
Died May 12, 1997 Clarington
Phillips, Betty M.
Born Oct. 5, 1938
Died May 14, 1997 Beallsville
CHARLES E MOZENA
Born Oct. 30, 1938
Died May 24, 1997 Clarington
Parr, Donald F.
Born June 2, 1921
Died June 19, 1997 Beallsville
Hall, Ronald
Born Sept. 25, 1931
Died Oct. 15, 1997 Woodsfield
Gray, Fred
Born October 18, 1919
Died September 24, 1997 Woodsfield
Hagan, Harvey B.
Born Apr. 16, 1948
Died Nov. 21, 1997 Jerusalem
Graham, Floris M.
Born June 3, 1909
Died Nov. 29, 1997 Woodsfield
Pittman, Ella M.
Born Mar. 9, 1939
Died Dec. 20, 1997 Beallsville
1998
Pittman, Sam B.
Born May 4, 1916
Died Jan. 11, 1998 Beallsville
Pittman, Victor H.
Born May 7, 1942
Died Feb. 18, 1998 Lewisville
Hagan, Ruth A.
Born Oct. 6, 1929
Died Feb. 19, 1998 Jerusalem
Piatt, John C.
Born Apr. 22, 1905
Died Apr. 13, 1998 Graysville
Perkins, Kenneth E.
Born Aug. 21, 1910
Died Apr. 15, 1998 Beallsville
Groves, Rodger A.
Born Feb. 22, 1939
Died Apr. 29, 1998 Jerusalem
Yost, Lucille F.
Born Nov. 25, 1912
Died June 9, 1998 Woodsfield
Griffith, Doris E.
Born July 16, 1932
Died June 25, 1998 Woodsfield
Palmer, Wanda M.
Born July 19, 1934
Died July 10, 1998 Beallsville
EDGAR W NORMAN
Born 4 Jan 1930
Died 25 Jul 1998 Woodsfield
Hamilton, Margaret E.
Born July 28, 1913
Died Aug. 31, 1998 Woodsfield
Haley, Harold P.
Born May 13, 1914
Died Sept. 3, 1998 Beallsville
Yoss, Kathleen
Born June 25, 1922
Died Oct. 6, 1998 Woodsfield
Pittman, Mildred I.
Born June 20, 1919
Died Dec . 15, 1998 Beallsville
Wright, Laura L.
Born Oct. 6, 1915
Died Dec. 18, 1998 Cameron
1999
Pittman, Charles A.
Born Apr. 27, 1910
Died Jan. 9, 1999 Woodsfield
Born 24 Jun 1919
Died Apr. 4, 1999 Beallsville
JUDSON MOORE
Born 10 Jul 1915
Died 18 May 1999 Beallsville
Piatt, Garnet A.
Born Oct. 14, 1923
Died May 21, 1999 Woodsfield
Groves, Virginia K.
Born Dec. 6, 192
Died May 24, 1999 Malaga
Philips, Stanley E.
Born July 9, 1909
Died May 24, 1999 Beallsville
Zwick, Daniel L.
Born 17 Jun 1938
Died 30 May 1999 Jerusalem
Griffith, James F.
Born June 1, 1903
Died June 17, 1999 Woodsfield
GUY R NORRIS
Born 3 Dec 1903
Died 29 Jun 1999 Woodsfield
CHARLES W NORRIS
Born 23 Oct 1915
Died 20 Jul 1999 Woodsfield
Young, Sara E.
Born Dec. 18, 1905
Died July 20, 1999 Woodsfield
PAOLUCCI , VICO J
Born May 29, 1923
Died July 29, 1999 Woodsfield
EMMA M MOSER
Born Nov. 5, 1898
Died Aug. 30. 1999 Woodsfield
Yoho, Martha J.
Born Jan. 15, 1900
Died Aug. 30, 1999 Woodsfield
residence-Woodsfield
Hanson, Georgia M.
Born Mar. 11, 1914
Died Sept. 14, 1999 Woodsfield
RICHARD W KOEHLER
Born 9 Feb 1930
Died 15 Nov 1999 Woodsfield
Haren, Anna T.
Born Mar. 24, 1907
Died Nov. 18, 1999 Woodsfield
Perkins, Arthur G.
Born Oct. 3, 1938
Died Nov. 23, 1999 Beallsville
Phillips, Hattie
Born Feb. 3, 1914
Died Nov. 26, 1999 Beallsville
2000
Fleihman, Glenn E.
Born May 21, 1913
Died July 4, 2000 Woodsfield
Witten, Elmer E.
Born Aug. 9, 1912
Died July 4, 2000 Sardis
Wical, Jack L.
Born June 10, 1934
Died July 20, 2000 Clarington
Griffith, Cecil L.
Born Oct. 25, 1929
Died Aug. 17, 2000 Woodsfield
RALPH D PIATT
Born Jan. 20, 1919
Died Aug. 29, 2000 Woodsfield
Wright, Florence
Born 26 May 1908
Died 20 Sep 2000 Woodsfield
Steve J. Barnes
b- December 25, 1917
d- September 21, 2000 Clarington
Palmer, Edna
Born November 15, 1917
Died October 1, 2000 Beallsville
White, Helen V.
Born 10 Dec 1913
Died Oct. 22, 2000 Woodsfield
Walters, Charlotte E.
Born Nov. 17, 1929
Died Nov. 9, 2000 Sardis
Grayam, Lula
Born Nov. 23, 1913
Died Nov. 15, 2000 Clarington
ZWICK, L G
Born September 27, 1909
Died November 17, 2000 Woodsfield
Peterson, Gwen J.
Born June 13, 1925
Died Nov. 24, 2000 Sardis
Galbraith, P. E.
Born Sept. 10, 1905
Died Nov. 28, 2000 Beallsville
Weiss, Marie E.
Born May 19, 1908
Died Dec. 2, 2000 Sardis
Fuchs, Opal K.
Born Dec. 31, 1926
Died Dec. 6, 2000 Beallsville
ORR, RICHARD L
Born March 15, 1925
Died Dec. 14, 2000 Woodsfield
2001
Wilson, Lynda J.
Born Aug. 1, 1943
Died Jan. 10, 2001 Woodsfield
Foster, Donald L.
Born July 27, 1916
Died Jan. 28, 2001 Woodsfield
ALICE L PIATT
Born Aug. 2, 1935
Died Jan. 28, 2001 Graysville
English, Sidney C.
Born Jan. 3, 1918
Died Feb. 5, 2001 Graysville
B C HALEY
Born Sept. 20, 1901
Died Feb. 7, 2001 Graysville
Paulus, Mary R.
Born Dec. 23, 1905
Died Feb. 12, 2001 Woodsfield
CLYDE M GRODHAUS
Born July 10, 1927
Died Feb. 27, 2001 Cameron
Griffin, Earl E.
Born Feb. 13, 1920
Died Feb. 28, 2001 Graysville
Wells, Earl J.
Born Sept. 11, 1913
Died Feb. 28, 2001 Woodsfield
Gray, Helen P.
Born July 3, 1917
Died March 15, 2001 Woodsfield
Piatt, Mary I.
Born 9 Feb 1901
Died 30 Mar 2001 Graysville
Grossenbaugh, Mable B.
Born July 7, 1923
Died Apr. 11, 2001 Hannibal
Winland, Emma K.
Born Jan. 14, 1899
Died Apr. 17, 2001 Woodsfield
Paulus, Virginia
Born Jan. 5, 1908
Died June 22, 2001 Woodsfield
Piatt, Melvin E.
Born July 30, 1936
Died June 29, 2001 Graysville
Winland, Mildred A.
Born Apr. 1, 1922
Died July 1, 2001 Malaga
Enlow, Dixie L.
Born Jan. 10, 1928
Died July 20, 2001 Woodsfield
Ewers, Stella L.
Born Oct. 22, 1907
Died Aug. 9, 2001 Woodsfield
Mowery, John A.
Born June 23, 1943
Died Sept. 29, 2001 Woodsfield
Ewers, James H.
Born Apr. 25, 1980
Died Oct. 10, 2001 Woodsfield
Perkins, James C.
Born Oct. 15, 1918
Died Oct. 14, 2001 Beallsville
Obrien, John J.
Born April 30, 1965
Died October 22, 2001 Hannibal
Warren, Andrew H.
Born Nov. 28, 1909
Died Nov. 15, 2001 Beallsville
Gates, Mildred D.
Born Aug. 17, 1912
Died Nov. 25, 2001 Beallsville
Piatt, Ada E.
Born June 18, 1921
Died Nov. 29, 2001 Woodsfield
Wilson, Ada N.
Born Feb. 1, 1909
Died Dec. 24, 2001 Hannibal
2002
Gallaher, Kathleen P.
Born Apr. 24, 1917
Died Jan. 2, 2002 Woodsfield
Workman, Homer E.
Born Aug. 10, 1934
Died Jan. 20, 2002 Woodsfield
Wilson, Dorothy W.
Born 3 Jan 1928
Died 31 Mar 2002 Woodsfield
Hamilton, Eunice J.
Born Feb. 24, 1920
Died Mar. 14, 2002 Woodsfield
Williamson, Hester A.
Born 8 May 1916
Died 30 Mar 2002 Beallsville
Perkins, Clifford W.
Born Oct. 31, 1931
Died Apr. 30, 2002 Beallsville
Gilmore, John
Born Oct. 31, 1927
Died May 1, 2002 Clarington
Farnsworth, Robert R.
Born 12 Jun 1903
Died 2 May 2002 Woodsfield
Wright, Rathma J.
Born 29 Jun 1933
Died 9 May 2002 Clarington
Gikler, George
Born 31 Jan 1916
Died 22 May 2002 Clarington
Palmer, Berthina R.
Born November 17 1927
Died June 2, 2002 Beallsville
Hamilton, Harley E.
Born July 5, 1924
Died June 12, 2002 Woodsfield
Winland, Grethel L.
Born Oct. 27, 1917
Died June 16, 2002 Woodsfield
Yingling, Betty J.
Born 11 Jul 1933
Died 26 Jun 2002 Beallsville
Wright, Henry L.
Born 15 Feb 1942
Died 25 Jul 2002 Woodsfield
Ensinger, Glenn W.
Born 2 Aug 1923
Died 24 Aug 2002 Clarington
2003
Lawrence L. Wade
b- July 17, 1929
d- February 10, 2003 Clarington
Garnet M. Ritchie
b- November 11, 1913
d- February 15, 2003 Lewisville
Shirley F. Potts
b- July 30, 1942
d- February 15, 2003 Jerusalem
Elmer Rhoads
b-January 24, 1930
d- February 17, 2003, Sardis
Dorothy Virginia Clegg
b-October 11, 1915
d- February 21, 2003 Clarington
Beulah L. Lumbatis
b- August 9, 1918 Lewisville
d- February 28, 2003 Lewisville
August L. Grandi
b- May 14m 1911
d- February 26, 2003 Jerusalem
Hazel V. Edinger
b- February 17, 1912 New Matamoras
d- February 26, 2003 New Matamoras
Helma G. Christman
b- April 7, 1911 Monroe County
d- March 1, 2003 Miltonsburg
Mr. Calaire V. Hall
b- August 9, 1929 Monroe County
d- March 1, 2003 Woodsfield
Chester Fraley
b- June 6, 1909 Beallsville
d- March 5, 2003 Beallsville
Alvin E. Patterson
b: March 18, 1933 Jericho
d: March 10, 2003, New Matamoras
Joseph Circosta, Sr.
b: February 8, 1918
d: March 10, 2003 Clarington
Minnie I. Erwin
b: July 3, 1908
d: March 13, 2003 Woodsfield
Carol J. Gray
b: October 8, 1939
d: March 15, 2003 Summerfield
Alice G. Truax
b: October 29, 1916 Monroe county
d: March 16, 2003 Woodsfield
Alice B. Holtsclaw
b: July 18, 1919
Ralph E. Roth
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d: March 17, 2003 Woodsfield
Paul Kohler, Sr.
b: January 15, 1915 Fly
d: March 17, 2003
Harold Thomas, Sr.
b: September 16, 1940 Laings
d: March 16, 2003
Kilburn, Clyde W.
b: Oct. 25, 1922
d: April 2, 2003 Woodsfield
Carpenter, Edson J.
b: May 13, 1909, Calais
d: April 2, 2003
Ewers, David Lee
b: Jan. 21, 1965
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Hensel, Anna Wanda
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d: April 1, 2003 New Matamoras
from beck S.
Ray C. Keylor, hubby of Nellie Hayes; son of William Keylor and Louise
Carpenter
Name: Ray Keylor
SSN: 278-18-3784
Born: 29 Oct 1910
Died: May 1972
State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )
[Source: Social Security Death Index]
Name: Ray C Keylor
Gender: Male
Date of Death: 18 May 1972
Volume: 20893
Certificate: 039224
Autopsy: No Autopsy
Marital Status: Married
Place of Death: , Monroe County
Certifier: Coroner
Race: White
Residence: , Noble County
Age: 61 Years
[Souce: Ohio Department of Health. Ohio Death Index, 1958-2000 [database
online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Ohio Department
of Health. Index to Annual Deaths, 1958-2000. Columbus, Ohio: Ohio
Department of Health. State Vital Statistics Unit, 19xx-. ]
In Memory of Ray Keylor who passed away a year ago May 17, 1972.
Sometimes it is hard to understand
Why certain things must be
But there's a reason for it all
Beyond our power, you see.
The golden gates stood open
On that unforgettable day
With goodbyes left unspoken
He gently slipped away.
Wife, Nellie
Joseph and Marilyn
Manifred and Lillie
Charles and Gloria
and grandchildren
[Source: The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, Thursday, May 17, 1973, p.
8B]
Daniel Straats Hayes, father of Nellie Hayes
QUAKER CITY---Funeral services for Daniel S. Hayes, 79, well-known Calais
community farmer, will be held Sunday at 2 P.M. in Calais Methodist Church
by Minister J.V.A. Traylor of Woodsfield. Burial will be in Calais Cemetery.
Mr. Hayes died in his home Thursday following a long illness.
Born in Monroe County, Jan. 10, 1875, he was a son of Leonard and Mary
Carpenter Hayes.
Surviving are four sons, Thruman of Cambridge, Irvin of the home, Allen of
Woodsfield R.D. and David of Quaker City R.D.; four daughters, Mrs. Susie
Hannahs of Senecaville R.D., Mrs. Nellie Keylor of Summerfield R.D., Mrs
Enda Truax of Lewisville and Mrs. Grace Claus of Jerusalem; 29 grandchildren
and 13 great-grandchildren; a brother Able Hayes of Summerfield; two
sisters, Mrs. Alice Carpenter of Summerfield and Mrs. Emma Bender of
Lewisville.
His wife died Aug. 26, 1948.
The body will be returned to the home Friday evening from Eberle Funeral
Home.
[Source: Source: Friday 6 May 1955 Cambridge Jeffersonian; posted by Susan
Couch -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nona Maire Hayes, sister to Nellie Hayes
Written by Susie W. Hayes after the death of her sister, Nona Marie Hayes.
NONA MARIE HAYES
It is with sorrowful hearts that we report the death of Nona Marie Hayes,
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes, who departed this life
December 29, 1920 at the age 18 years, one month, 19 days. She was a darling
and a pet of teh entire family as she had been a sufferer almost her entire
life, but was never known to murmur or complain. Was not until the last few
days, that it was evident to her and friends that she was nearing the close
of life. Everything was done that human hands could do to loosen the grip
that disease had fastened up her, but to no avail.

Short funeral services were held at the home at 10 o'clock after which the
body was taken to the Calias M.E. Church and a brief service was held by
Rev. George Morrison. Undertaker Brubach of Summerfield in charge. There we
laid her beautiful form to rest in the Calias Cemetery to wait the
resurrection morn.

To outline the sun.
To sing the song of glad delight
Her blameless life was woon.
Death loves a bright and shining mark,
So took one sweeter flower
Leaves our home so still and dark.
In this our darkest hour;
She left us oh so desolate
The idol of our home;
and entered in at heaven's gate,
Elysian field to roam.
But, oh, a dreary void she left
Non ever love can fill;
Oh, God! hearts are so bereft
Tis hard yet tis thy will.
Heaven received a shining light
When she from earth was risen.
But mother's days were turned to night
When Nona went to heaven.
[Source: Cambridge Jeffersonian; posted by Susan Couch -
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Source: Tuesday 7 Nov. 1978 Cambridge Jeffersonian
Truman C. Hayes, 73, Cambridge R.D. 2, died at 4:20 A.M. today (Nov. 7,
1978) at Guernsey Memorial Hospital.
He was born July 3, 1905, Calais, the son of the late Daniel and Belle
Hutchison Hayes, and was a retired coal miner and farmer.
Mr. Hayes leaves four sons, Oscar and Paul, both of Cambridge R.D. 2,
Richard of Byesville R.D.1 and Ray of Freeport R.D. 3; a daughter, Mrs.
Nelson (Inona) Hallford of Big Springs, Tex.; three brothers, David of
Quaker City R.D. 3 and Irvin and Allen of Woodsfield; four sisters, Mrs.
Susie Butler and Mrs. Edna Truax, both of Caldwell, Mrs. Nellie Taylor of
Summerfield and Mrs. Grace Claus of Barnesville; 17 grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. His wife, the former
Mamie Belle Delong; a son and a sister are all deceased.
Friends may call at Thorn Funeral Home on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
P.M. Services will be there on Thursday at 11 A.M. with the Rev. Dural Truax
officiating. Burial will be in Northwood Cemetery. .
[Source Tuesday 7 Nov. 1978 Cambridge Jeffersonian ; posted by Susan Couch -
Edna Mary Hayes m. Durel Eugene Truax
Durel E. Truax b. June 05, 1919
50 th Anniversary
Rev. Durel and Edna Truax will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on
March 19.
An open house reception is planned from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday (March 24) in the
commnunity building at the Noble County fairground, hosted by thier
children. They request gifts be omitted, just give your presence and
fellowship.
On March 19, 1941, Edna Hayes, daughter of the late Daniel and Belle
Hutchins Hayes, and Durel Truax, son of the late Cletus and Mary Bonham
Truax, were united in marriage in Woodsfield. The Rev. J.V.A. Traylor
officiated the ceremony.
Truax is retired from Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. and is a retired
Methodist minister.
The couple have three children, Patsy Truax of Cumberland R.D.; John Truax
of Columbus; and Gary Truax of Woodsfield.
posted by Susan Couch -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dural E. Traux, hubby to Edna Hayes
CALDWELL - Rev. Dural E. Truax, 85, of Caldwell, died Friday (July 9, 2004)
at Southeastern Med in Cambridge.
He was born June 5, 1919, a son of the late Cletus and Mary Bonham Truax, in
Woodsfield.
The Rev. Truax was a World War II veteran where he fought in the Battle of
the Bulge with the 264th Field Artillery Battalion as a staff sergeant. He
was a Methodist minister for more than 30 years and served as a past
district deputy grand master of the former Summerfield Lodge F&AM. He
retired after 35 years as an employee of Texas Eastern in Summerfield. He
enjoyed growing vegetables and giving them to friends.
In addition to his parents, he was proceded in death by two brothers, Paul
and Robert Truax.
He leaves his wife, Edna Hayes Truax of the home, whom he married March 19,
1941; a daughter, Patsy Truax of Cumberland; two sons, John Truax of
Columbus and Gary (Cheryl) Truax of Woodsfield; two grandchildren, Corey
Truax of the U.S. Navy and Michelle Wegner of Quantico, Va.; two
great-grandsons, Austin and Nolan Wegner; three brothers, Clyde (Wilma)
Truax of Barnesville, Junior Truax of Woodsfield and Charles (Jeannie) Truax
of Barnesville; five sisters, Esther Wahl of Canton, Doris Keylor of
Woodsfield, Jean Reuschman of Louisville; and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call 3 to 7 p.m. today (Sunday) at the Chandler Funeral Home in
Caldwell, where services will be 11 a.m. Monday with the Rev. Gary
Fitzgerald and the Rev. Larry Hukill officiating.
Burial will be at Eastern Cemetery in Summerfield, where military graveside
services will be conducted by Caldwell VFW Post 4721 and Belle Valley
American Legion Post 641.
[Source: Sunday, July 11, 2004, The Daily Jeffersonian, Cambridge, OH;
John Miles Hannahs, 1st hubby of Susan Hayes
Source: Thursday 3 January 1957 Noble County Leader
John Miles Hannahs, 51, of Senecaville Route 1, died sudden Friday evening
in the Guernsey Memorial Hospital following a heart attack. He was admitted
to the hospital earlier that day.
Born July 10, 1905 in Monroe County, he was the son of Elmer and Emma
Carpenter Hannahs. He was a farmer.
Surviving are his widow, Susie Hayes Hannahs; two daughters; Mrs. Frances
Stoner of Akron and Mrs. Velma Haga of Belle Valley; two sons, Austin
Hannahs, of Sarahsville and Emerson of Canton; two sisters, Mrs. Louise
Carpenter of Summerfield and Mrs. Mattie Stevens of Calais; and two
brothers, Irvin Hannahs of Calais and Forest Hannahs of Summerfield.
Brief funeral services were held at the Brubach Funeral Home Monday at 1:00
P.M. following additional services at the Calais Methodist Church at 2:00
P.M. Rev. Delmar Johnson officiated and burial was made in the Calais
Cemetery.
The Weber reunion (top picture): Standing l-r: Charles Henry, Lena, Jacob, Mary, Otto, and Louisa. Seated l-r: George Lewis(My GGrandfather), Frederick, Phillip, Charles Crichton(John), Christian, and David.
The Christman Family: Standing l-r: George, Minnie, Louise, Tillie, Rose Ann(My GGrandmother), Anna, and David. Seated l-r: Louie, Jacob, Jacob(My GGGrandfather), Frederica Pfalzgraf (My GGGrandmother), Mary, and Barbara.


Minister promises 3 jetties for fishermen
‘Matsyakara Bharosa scheme will be a huge benefit during annual fishing ban’
by Staff ReporterMinister for Municipal Administration and Urban Development Botcha Satyanarayana on Thursday assured construction of fishing jetties at Kancheru, Konada and Mukkam villages to benefit the fishermen community of Pusapati Rega and Bhogapuram mandals.
Speaking as the chief guest at a programme organised on the occasion of World Fisheries Day at Pusapati Rega in Vizianagaram district, Mr. Satyanarayana said that the government was taking several steps for the welfare of 2.65 lakh fishermen in the district.
The Minister said that the Matsyakara Bharosa scheme, which would ensure ₹10,000 to each family, would be a big gift as the community would be deprived of an income during the annual fishing ban between April and June every year.
A dig at TDP
The Minister alleged that the TDP government never cared about the welfare of fishermen, adding that the YSRCP government allocated ₹500 crore in the annual budget for the welfare of the community.
Diesel subsidy
Vizianagaram Collector M. Hari Jawaharlal said that traditional fishing activity would prevent marine pollution, while Vizianagaram Fisheries Department assistant director M. Diwakara Rao said that the department was giving ₹9 subsidy per litre of diesel to boat owners.
The fishermen leaders sought enhancement of subsidy to 500 litres from 300 litres. Nellimarla MLA Badukonda Appala Naidu urged the government to take steps to prevent release of polluted water by companies into the sea .


#include <Timing.h>
Inherits Fling::Singleton< Timing >.
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| static Timing & | Get () |
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◆ GetDeltaTime()
| float FLING_API Fling::Timing::GetDeltaTime |
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◆ GetFrameStartTime()
| float FLING_API Fling::Timing::GetFrameStartTime |
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Get the time that that frame has started.
- Returns
- float GetFrameStartTime
◆ GetStartTime()
| double FLING_API Fling::Timing::GetStartTime |
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Get the time that the application has started.
- Returns
- double GetStartTime
◆ GetTime()
| double Fling::Timing::GetTime |
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const |
Get the current time of the application (double)
- Returns
- double GetTime
◆ GetTimef()
| float FLING_API Fling::Timing::GetTimef |
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const |
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Get the current time of the application (float)
- Returns
- float GetTimef
◆ GetTimeSinceStart()
| float FLING_API Fling::Timing::GetTimeSinceStart |
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const |
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Get the time since that application has started (i.e.
time running)
- Returns
- float GetTimeSinceStart
◆ Init()
| void Fling::Timing::Init |
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◆ Update()
| void Fling::Timing::Update |
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Update the time values of the timer.
Should be done at the beginning of every frame
◆ m_deltaTime
| float Fling::Timing::m_deltaTime = 0.0f |
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◆ m_frameStartTimef
| float Fling::Timing::m_frameStartTimef = 0.0f |
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◆ m_lastFrameStartTime
| double Fling::Timing::m_lastFrameStartTime = 0.0 |
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◆ m_startTime
| double Fling::Timing::m_startTime = 0.0 |
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The time that the program started.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Before Change
target = make_target(rule_runner, [BAD_SOURCE, bad_stub])
lint_results, fmt_result = run_docformatter(rule_runner, [target])
assert len(lint_results) == 1 and lint_results[0].exit_code == 3
assert bad_stub.path in lint_results[0].stderr
assert BAD_SOURCE.path in lint_results[0].stderr
fixed_bad_files = [FIXED_BAD_SOURCE, fixed_bad_stub]
assert fmt_result.output == get_digest(rule_runner, [*fixed_bad_files, *good_files])
assert fmt_result.did_change
After Change
def test_stub_files(rule_runner: RuleRunner) -> None:
rule_runner.write_files(
{"good.pyi": GOOD_FILE, "bad.pyi": BAD_FILE, "BUILD": "python_library(name="t")"}
)
good_tgt = rule_runner.get_target(Address("", target_name="t", relative_file_path="good.pyi"))
lint_results, fmt_result = run_docformatter(rule_runner, [good_tgt])
assert len(lint_results) == 1 and lint_results[0].exit_code == 0
assert lint_results[0].stderr == "" and fmt_result.stdout == ""
assert fmt_result.output == get_digest(rule_runner, {"good.pyi": GOOD_FILE})


+++ title = "Berlin" lat = 52.523950 lon = 13.405380 +++
Berlin is one of Europe's most paradoxical cities: proud yet divided; modern yet scarred; and high-cultured yet cheap and friendly. For almost half a century, Berlin was split into capitalist East and communist West; and although the famous wall has been gone since 1989, the city still has much recovery and integration yet to complete. For backpackers, Berlin boasts a plethora of important sights, a raging big-city nightlife, and ridiculously cheap prices. No way I'd miss a place like this.


Japanese Soup RecipesDashiThis all important soup stock forms the base for almost all of Japanese cooking, and imparts umami (the fifth taste, meaning "savory" or "meaty") to anything it graces. Luckily, it is very easy to make and fills the house with a wonderful aroma. There are two kinds: The Basic Dashi RECIPE is the most versatile, and includes a vegetarian version. You can use the Niboshi Dashi for heavily flavored miso soups. Miso soupMiso soup is so easy that it is virtually impossible to mess up. It is also wonderfully versatile, and can be made with whatever seasonal vegetables, mushrooms, tofu, meat or seafood is at hand. Miso soup can be as light, (with just a few blocks of tofu and some chopped mitsuba) or heavy (as in kenchinjiru, which is almost like a stew) as you are in the mood for. Children love its salty and rich flavor, and when tofu and rice* are added, makes a healthy and easily digestible meal for toddlers. Miso soup is made of dashi and white miso, red miso, or a combination of the two, which is known as awase miso. Another favorite of mine is inaka (country style) miso, which is chunky and goes well with earthy ingredients. The recipes below come from my experience and preference. You might try following them once, and then start experimenting to see what flavors you like. Additionally, you can use regular dashi for delicate soup and niboshi (sardine) dashi for more strongly flavored soups. I usually use regular dashi, but again, it’s a matter of preference, as there are no hard and fast rules in making miso soup. RECIPE Variations include: Tofu & Wakame, Carrots & Daikon, Potatoes & Onion, Nasu, Okra, Shimeji Mushroom, Enoki Mushroom and Asari Clam Ton-jiru (miso soup with pork and green onions)Ton-jiru is a rich and hearty pork miso soup that is usually served with tonkatsu (fried pork cutlets). It's a hearty and flavorful soup that is a favorite of meat-lovers. For this type of soup, dashi is not used.RECIPE KenchinjiruThis is based on a Buddhist vegetarian recipe and can either be made with miso, or with soy sauce and salt. My mother always made a version with pork and miso, but recently I've taken to this vegan version because you can really taste all the wonderful vegetables. Richness comes from the intense flavors of the gobo (burdock) and shiitake mushrooms and the creamy sato-imo. This hearty soup is more like a stew, and can be considered a meal unto itself when served with rice and pickles.RECIPE SuimonoSuimono means “things to sip”, and refers to clear soup. This is sometimes served at the end of a meal, or in elegant kaiseki meals, after the appetizer or sashimi course and before the entrée. The basic suimono recipe is exceedingly simple, but because of its very simplicity, it is hard to master. The flavors are so delicate and subtle that it is easy to go overboard with flavoring. When in doubt, start with the amount listed below and add from there in small quantities if you find it lacking in taste. Making good suimono also depends on the availability of fragrant herbs such as mitsuba and the rind of citrus such as yuzu. These are hard to find in the West, and unfortunately, there are no suitable substitutes. If you can’t find them fresh, use these freeze dried, or in the case of yuzu, bottled. If you are not able to find bottled yuzu, use thin strips of lemon rind. Lastly, presentation is also important for suimono. The ingredients are few and should be cut into beautiful shapes, and ideally, served in covered lacquer bowls. One of the pleasures of enjoying suimono is the fragrance that is released when one lifts the lid from the bowl. RECIPE |
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Basic Miso soup with potatoes and leeks |


Even if $ in function foo is not defined anywhere, it will not trigger a runtime error when the function is defined. Only when the foo is called, the global bar will be set a value. And error will be triggered.
var bar; // defaut to undefined
console.log(bar); // log undefined
function foo() {
bar = 'variable bar is only set when "foo" is called';
$('some-selector').val('dummy value');
alert('should not alert unless the function is called');
}
console.log(bar); // log undefined
foo();
console.log(bar); // log "variable bar is only set when "foo" is called"


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Ocean [ar53], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #85
Ocean [ar53], ocean, in The Inner Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
25: Whalebone [fe4m], ship, 6 hulls, 1 rowing port, 18 sails, 1% damaged,
25: arrived from Ocean [ar52], owner:
25: Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with 20 sailors, 11 lt. xbowmen,
25: accompanied by:
25: Jonathan [h9k], Pen, with ten workers, eight pikemen
25: Halmary [f9m], Pen, with ten workers, ten pikemen
26: Whalebone [fe4m], ship, 6 hulls, 1 rowing port, 18 sails, 1% damaged,
26: departed for Ocean [ar54].
30: It has begun to rain.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [aq53], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ar54], 6 days
South, to Ocean [as53], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ar52], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [ab0b], island, 1 day, owner:
Cyclops [ba3t], cyclops, number: 20
It is raining.


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{-# OPTIONS --postfix-projections #-}
open import Data.Nat hiding (_≟_) renaming (_⊔_ to _⊔n_)
module src.heap.heapAsObjectGeneric where
open import Data.Fin using (Fin; suc; zero)
open import Data.Maybe using (Maybe; just; nothing)
open import src.heap.heapAsObjectBase using (World; sucw; WorldPred; El; liftWorldPred; lift; ∅w)
record PointerStruct : Set₁ where
field
Pointer : (w : World) → Set
embedp : {w : World} (p : Pointer w) → Pointer (sucw w)
open PointerStruct public
Pointerfin : World → Set
Pointerfin = Fin
embedfin : {w : World}(p : Pointerfin w) → Pointerfin (sucw w)
embedfin p = suc p
newfin : {w : World} → Pointerfin (sucw w)
newfin = zero
pointerStructfin : PointerStruct
MPointerfin : World → Set
MPointerfin w = Maybe (Pointerfin w)
pointerStructfin .Pointer = Pointerfin
pointerStructfin .embedp = embedfin
{-# INLINE pointerStructfin #-}
record Storeg (ptrStruct : PointerStruct) (wp : WorldPred) (w : World) : Set where
field
↑ : ptrStruct .Pointer w → wp .El w
open Storeg public
liftStoreg : ∀ (ptrStruct : PointerStruct) {wp : WorldPred} {w : World}
→ Storeg ptrStruct wp (suc w)
→ Storeg ptrStruct (liftWorldPred wp) w
↑ (liftStoreg ptrStruct {wp} {w} h) p = ↑ h (ptrStruct .embedp p)
StoreFin : (wp : WorldPred) → World → Set
StoreFin wp w = Storeg pointerStructfin wp w
liftStoreFin : ∀ {wp w} → StoreFin wp (suc w) → StoreFin (liftWorldPred wp) w
↑ (liftStoreFin h) p = ↑ h (suc p)
newHfin : ∀ {wp w} → StoreFin wp w → wp .El (sucw w) → StoreFin wp (sucw w)
↑ (newHfin h a) zero = a
↑ (newHfin {wp} {w} h a) (suc x) = lift wp w (↑ h x)
writeHfin : ∀ {wp w} → StoreFin wp w → Pointerfin w → wp .El w → StoreFin wp w
↑ (writeHfin h zero a) zero = a
↑ (writeHfin h zero a) (suc q) = ↑ h (suc q)
↑ (writeHfin h (suc p) a) zero = ↑ h zero
↑ (writeHfin {wp} h (suc p) a) (suc q) = ↑ (writeHfin {liftWorldPred wp} (liftStoreFin h) p a) q
∅Hfin : ∀ {wp : WorldPred} → StoreFin wp ∅w
↑ ∅Hfin ()


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WILDE (1997) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Director: Brian Gilbert Writer: Julian Mitchell (based on the book by Richard Ellmann) Starring: Stephen Fry, Jude Law, Michael Sheen, Jennifer Ehle, Tom Wilkinson, Vanessa Redgrave, Gemma Jones, Judy Parfitt, ZoŽ Wanamaker, Ioan Gruffudd, Matthew Mills
I think that the greatness of a person can be judged in how much of a bullshit artist they are, the least being more commendable. In that respect, playwright/philosopher/world's most famous bisexual Oscar Wilde is definitely one of history's most commendable presences, right up there with Thomas More as people who stayed completely true to who they were, no matter what the consequences...and of course, there were consequences. This is just one of two things that the biopic on his life, "Wilde" is trying to say, the other being that no matter what the time period, a man like Oscar Wilde cannot exist on the world for a wide variety of reasons.
The film chronicles the latter years of his life, starting in 1882 during his one year trip to America, and then showing him in the prime of his life, when he wrote his only novel, "The Picture of Dorian Gray," and numerous plays, such as "Lady Windermere's Fan" and "The Importance of Being Earnest." But unlike most authors and playwrights, Wilde was as dynamic and witty as the plays he wrote. As played to total perfection by Stephen Fry, a big fan of Wilde's work, Oscar is probably the most charming man to ever walk the earth, as well as the greatest conversationalist, at least of his time.
What some encyclopedias and various history books leave out, though, is that Oscar was one of the very first widely known open homosexuals. The film shows what may be his fictitious epiphany when a visitor to his house, Robbie Ross (Michael Sheen), seduces Oscar once his wife, Constance (Jennifer Ehle), is asleep, and ends up carrying on a short-lived affair with him. After a couple other suitors, Oscar falls deeply in love with Lord Alfred "Bosie" Douglas (Jude Law, the bitter, scene-stealing cripple from "Gattaca"), an incredibly selfish, sometimes ill-tempered young man who captures Oscar's heart because: a) he thinks he's so beautiful that he's a work of art, and Oscar is obsessed with beauty in art; and b) because he generally feels bad for what a hard life he's had so far.
The film plays two ways: as a literal lifeline of Oscar's life, showing his plays being written, and depicting his tragic downfall; and as every biopic should be told, as a parable for our own lives. Every great biopic finds some way of connecting the people they glamorize to our own lives, and the film views Oscar as the thing we all should be, and the thing we can never be. His life, at least the better part of it, is a wonderful dream, where we discover who we really are, and instead of doing things we never want to do, we be what we think we are.
But the film depicts the reason why this is a fantasy-like fallacy, showing Oscar as one of the world's great selfish people. Characters pop up from time to time, are given a lot of attention, and then disappear for long amounts of time, reappearing for a brief scene of two, then disappearing again. Characters like his patient wife, who has had two kids with him, and wishes him to come home, hardly sees him, and the movie sometimes seems to forget her. The same goes for Robbie Ross, who, despite knowing that he was merely the man who opened up Oscar to homosexuality, remains totally loyal to him, and tries to help in the later years of his life.
Despite a few shortcomings, "Wilde" is a magnificently film, filled with a sometimes sensual feeling, and filled with the same way of looking at history as "A Man for All Seasons" did.  And we see a wonderful, loving portrait of Oscar Wilde, who's own time was not kind to him, but who's seen that history has seen him as almost a martyr for true self identity. Yes, you can easily point out that the way he lived was selfish, and that his downfall was not really Bosie's fault but really his, but you can't deny that you wish that you could discover yourself like Oscar did, and have the courage to act on it. This is why Oscar Wilde is viewed so favorly in history, and why someone lke Bosie, who was a homosexual more out of revenge against his tyrannical father (Tom Wilkinson from "The Full Monty") and society as well, is viewed as merely "at one time the object of Oscar Wilde's affections."
One more final note, actually more of a redundant note, in all actuality, should be made towards Stephen Fry, who plays Oscar Wilde (I can't believe that I almost forgot to praise him more). Fry's performance is probably the most natural and dead-on performance I have seen in a very long time, and I'm starting the campaign now to get him nominated for an Oscar. Folks, you will probably not see a better performance this year by an actor, because, for all intensive purposes, Stephen Fry IS Oscar Wilde, and every time I read Wilde's literature or hear one of his hilarious aphorisms, I will hear the voice of Fry. That is all.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***1/2
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