Lima Area Deaths Include Two Local Residents Ages 89 and 73
Obituary notices summarize the deaths of Sophia M. Cisco, 89, of 515 Runyan, and Amos O. Long Sr., 73, from 45 N. Copus Rd. Cisco died at Springview Manor after two months as a patient. Long died at St. Rita's Hospital after five weeks. Cisco was born May 15, 1876 in Mantra, survived by daughter Hazel Feigh and three sons, with church ties to St. Mark's Methodist. Services set for Wednesday at Siford Westwood Chapel. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Long owned Long's Stone Quarry and Swimming Pool, with multiple relatives and affiliated with several fraternal orders. services Wednesday at Siford Westwood Chapel, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Knights Templar services tonight.
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Sophia M. Cisco
Runyan
Springview Manor
Mantra
George E. Cisco
Daghter
Hazel Feigh
Tremont
Kenneth
S. Dewey
Charles
Wales
Paul
Bunyan
John Cisco
Sidney
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Siford Westwood Chapel
Frank Rowe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amos O. Long Sr
N. Copus Rd
St. Rita’s Hospital
Long
Amos
Rt. 3
Elida
Miss Miriam Long
Spencerville
George Wright
F & AM
Alladin's Temple
el Karan Grotto
Knight Templar
the Elks Lodge
Richard Vitz
Woodlawn
Knights Templar
Sanna Duncan dies after illness in Lima Ohio
Sanna L Duncan 66 of 2163 Wyandot died at 7 am in St Rita's Hospital after a long illness. Born March 29 1899 in Tennessee she lived in Lima 10 months. Survived by daughter Phyllis Work of 2153 Wyandot brothers Joe Duncan Greenville and Kenneth Duncan Jonesboro Tenn. Four sisters all of Jonesboro and three grandchildren. Baptist Church member. Services in Jonesboro Tenn. Arrangements by Chiles and Sons-Lan Funeral Home.
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Sanna L. Duncan
Wyandot
St. Rita’s Hospital
Lima
Tennessee
Jack
Phyllis
Joe Duncan
Greenville
Tenn
Kenneth Duncan
Jonesboro
Flora Jones
Telford
Bertha Anderson
Mary Johnson
Edith McCracken
Chiles and Sons-Laian Funeral Home
Charges Filed After Rampage At Lima Home
A Lima County man faces six counts after a Saturday night rampage at a home on Broadway Street. Police say he broke lamps and vases and struck residents. Five people were taken to Lima Memorial Hospital for treatment including Hazel Kaminski Virginia Hempker Paul Hempker James Hempker and Wanda Hempker with facial and jaw cuts and a bruised eye.
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Lima
Lima Memorial Hospital
Hazel Kaminski
Virginia Hempker
Paul Hempker
James Hempker
Wanda Hempker
Kennedy Family Bids Farewell To Resort
Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children depart Geneva after a three week winter sports vacation at the Swiss resort of Gstaad in the care of AP reporting.
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Kennedy
Geneva
John F. Kennedy
New York
Gstaad
William G Priddy obituary from Cridersville area
William G Priddy 65 of Rt 4 died 8 45 p m Saturday at Memorial Hospital after an extended illness He was a retired Pennsylvania Railroad engine man Born May 28 1900 in Van Wert County son of Edward and Julia Stout Priddy Survived by widow Ruby three daughters Jaanita Priddy 748 W High Mrs Joseph Hinn 213 Bryn Mawr and Mrs James Patsy Howard Rt 4 seven grandchildren Member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen IOOF Middle Point Services 2 p m Wednesday at Harter and Son Memorial Chapel Delphos Rev Carl Miller officiating Burial Ridge Cemetery Friends may call after 4 today
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Cridersville
Wiliam G. Priddy
Rt. 4
Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
van Wert County
Edward
Julia Stout Priddy
Ruby
Jaanita Priddy
W. High
Joseph
Josephine) Hinn
Bryn Mawr
James
Patsy) Howard
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
IOOF
Middle Point
Harter and Son Memorial
Delphos
Carl Miller
Ridge Cemetery
Baughman Home Scene of Blaze
Lima fire crews responded Sunday to a serious fire at John Baughman’s residence 1311 Virginia Ave. About 7000 dollars in damage was reported, starting just after 1 p.m. in a closet. cause traced to material resting against a light bulb. Damage limited to kitchen and a bedroom but extensive smoke and heat affected the rest. Crews remained until 2 30 p.m.
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Lima Fire Department
John Baughman
Virginia Ave
London Bookies Take Moon Odds
London Ladbrokes reported a surge of bets on a man reaching the moon. A 400 pound wager was placed at 6 to 4 odds against landing before 31 December 1970, with other bets listed at 100-1 for 1966, 20-1 for 1967, 10-1 for 1968, 8-1 for 1969, and 6-1 for 1970.
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London
Britain
Ladbrokes
Funeral services for Ward and others in area churches
Funeral notices report Charles R Ward with services at 3 p m Tuesday at Siford Main Street Chapel and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs Louisa Dannhauser to have a Requiem High Mass at 9 a m Wednesday at Delphos St Johns Catholic Church burial in church cemetery Friends may call at Kolkmeyer Helmkamp Funeral Home Estella Dillon services at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Lewis Memorial Chapel of Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home burial Westminster Cemetery
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Dannhausen
Louisa
Delphos St. John’s Catholic Church
Kolkmeyer Helmkamp Funeral Home
Lima Motor Cycle Club Race Plans Discussed at Lodge Dinner
Lima Lodge 21 Inc Fraternal Order of Police and Associates hosted a dinner meeting where plans for the Lima Motor Cycle Club Star Motor Cycle Race were discussed. The joint FOP fair is slated for July 9 with a 50 meal donated by Ellis Vandemark and hunting slides shown by Vandemark. The Allen County grand jury opened today to consider 53 cases involving 43 individuals with findings due next Monday. Bath School Citizen Advisory Committee meets at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria for Bath Township residents interested in the school system.
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Lima Motorcycle Club
Lima Lodge 21, Inc
Order of Police
Order of Police Associates
Billy Gavalos
Ellis Vandemark
Colorado
Allen County Grand Jury
Bath School Citizen Advisory Committee
Bath Township
Neider Enrolled at Valparaiso Tech Institute
Richard A. Neider son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Neider lives at 1932 Northwold Lima is enrolled as a first semester student in the electronic technology department at Valparaiso Technical Institute
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Richard A. Neider
Richard E. Neider
Northwold
Lima
Valparaiso Technical Institute
Department of Electronic Technology
Annual Palsy Clinic Dinner Meet Tonight
Lima and Allen County Clinic United Cerebral Palsy hosts its annual dinner meeting at Memorial Hospital dining room tonight at 6 30. Dr Harriette E Gilletee from Cleveland Clinic will speak. Awards honor supporters of handicapped programs at the Lima clinic.
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Lima and Allen County
United Cerebral Palsy
Memorial Hospital
Harriette E. Gilletee
Cleveland Clinic
Bath High School Ad Watches Future Operating Levy
Bath residents are invited to a Bath High School meeting in the school cafeteria tonight to discuss whether an operating levy will be needed in the near future. Spokespersons urge all interested in the Bath School system to attend.
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Bath
Erie Driver Escapes Serious Injuries
An Erie, Pennsylvania truck driver was treated and released at Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on Interstate 75 three miles north of Rt. 30N. William Crouse attempted to pass a truck, lost control, and overturned. Traffic remained halted in one lane for nearly four hours. the tractor trailer suffered extensive damage.
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Erie
Memorial Hospital
Rt. 30N
William Crouse
President Announcement Focuses on Viet Nam Social Progress
Officials outlined three presidential announcements Friday intended to center meetings on plans to improve and expand social and economic progress in the Saigon government. They emphasized that no major military decisions would be discussed as experts from both sides pressed for political and social progress to bolster the government’s appeal in Vietnam.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U S Cabinet Members Attend Mid Pacific Viet Nam Talks
Honolulu AP report states Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and Secretary of HEW John Gardner joined U S and South Vietnamese officials for the mid Pacific Viet Nam conference, completing the roster of attendees.
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Honolulu
Orville L. Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
U. S
Highway mishaps claim 12 bovines in Indiana
BEDFORD Ind AP A state trooper responding to a roving herd of Angus cows on Indiana 37 killed two with his patrol car. A total of 12 cows died in three earlier accidents. two motorists suffered minor injuries. The remaining cattle, about 50, had strayed from a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Indiana 37
Ohio agency reports full compliance with Civil Rights Act
Columbus Ohio AP reports that no applicant for employment or training is identified by race color or national origin at any Ohio State Employment Service office or other Bureau of Unemployment Compensation facility Gov James A Rhodes has been assured by BUC Administrator Willard P Dudley that the agency is in full compliance with the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Employment Service
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
James A. Rhodes
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
Rhodes
Votes Certified in Alabama County Elections
More than 10,000 Negro voters in Jefferson County Birmingham have been certified to vote since federal examiners began work there two weeks ago. Federal examiners are now operating in 11 Alabama counties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Alabama
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1892
Allen County
Thomas and
Mary Benedum Long
Emma Louise
the Baptist Church
William G. Priddy
Baughman
Blaze
Noor
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Albuquerque
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Boise
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Juneau
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Mols
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Fran
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Lima Clinic
Bath High School Citizens Advisory Committee
Bath High School
U.S
Fanny Farmer
CANDY
Valentine
Hallmark Valentine
Wiechart
Rexall Pharmacy
N. West
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