Lima Area Deaths Otto Carroll, 47, Dies at Memorial
Otto Chester Carroll of 219 Ford died at 12 15 a m in Memorial Hospital after a four week stay. He was a Lima Transit driver born May 3 1919 in Tennessee. Survived by widow Lydia and children Joyce Jimmie Ray Lee and three grandchildren. Arrangements at Siford Main Street Chapel. Call after 7 tonight. Mae Gruber 85 Dies on Arrival in Fort Wayne Hospital while visiting relatives.
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Otto Chester Carroll
Ford
Memorial Hospital
Lima Transit Co
Tennessee
Bence
Dora Mars Carroll
Lydia
Usee
Lowell
Ruby) Horton
W. Kibby
James
Betty) Schaub
Wapakoneta
Joyce Carroll
Mae Gruber
Bunyan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lutheran Hospital
Chiles and Sonms-Laman Funeral Home
Obituary for Sadie Conner of Wapakoneta Ohio
Sadie Conner 82 of 915 8 Elizabeth died 11 50 p m Wednesday at St Rita s Hospital after a three day admission Born August 20 1883 in Paulding County she was daughter of David and Lida Nichols Bigelow Survived by husband Homer married 1905 four sons George V Paul D Milo J and Gene three daughters Marie Sut ton Evelyn Cunningham and Mildred Strasburg two sisters Jack Stipp and Irvin Ridenour ten grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren Services 2 30 p m Saturday at Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home Rev Peter H Couglas officiating burial in Fairmount Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m tonight
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Sadie Conner
Elizabeth
St. Rita’s Hospital
Paulding County
David and
Lida Nichols Bigelow
Homer
George V
N. Collins
Paul .D
WN. McDonel
Milo J
Glenwood
Gene
Rt. 5
Charles
Marie) Strasburg
Elmira
Ore
John
Mildred) Sutton
Akron
Evelyn) Cunningham
Russells Point
Jack Stipp
Irvin Ridenour
Wapakoneta
Chiles and Sons- Laman Funeral Home
Peter H. Couglas
Fairmount Cemetery
Funeral Services for Alfie J Davis and Betty Langlenberg
Services are planned for Alfie J Davis at 2 p.m. Friday at Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Betty Langlenberg will have services at 2 p.m. Saturday at Hanson Funeral Home in Ada with burial in Preston Cemetery.
Scoles to Be Buried in Bluffton Cemetery
Glen M Scoles 66 of Colorado Springs Colorado died Monday morning in Tucson Arizona He was born March 14 1899 in Bluffton son of Alva and Lillie Dally Scoles Survived by two sisters Ethel Murray of Bluffton Nellie Green of Findlay and two brothers Robert Yonkers New York and Dale Loveland Colorado A World War I veteran and retired salesman Funeral services will be Friday at Basinger Funeral Home Rev Robert Carter officiating burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Bluffton
Glen M. Scoles
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tucson
Ariz
Alva and
Lillie Dally Scoles
Nile
Ethel) Murray
Roy
Nellie) Green
Findlay
Robert
Yonkers
N.Y
Dale
Loveland
Cole
Basinger
Robert Carter
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
League Schedules Election for Lima Cooperation Group
The Lima League For Cooperation and Improvement meets at 4 p.m. Sunday at Bradfield Center with theme New and Renewed Appointments of a New Year. Rev. Melvin J. Woodard and Jerry Wolford to speak. Rev. Floyd Thompson to moderate. Public invited. new officers to be elected. Retiring president R. R. Moxley and retiring secretary Edgar McGee noted.
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Lima League For Cooperation and Improvement
Bradfield Center
Melvin J. Woodard
The
Second Baptist Church
Jerry Wolford
Floyd Thompson
St. Paul Ame Church
R. R. Moxley
Edgar McGee
Rice Parley Set in Lake Charles July 18 30
An international rice conference with representatives from six nations will be held in Lake Charles July 18 30. The meeting is under the auspices of the American delegation to the Food and Agriculture Organization and the Departments of State and Agriculture.
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Lake Charles
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Departments of State and Agriculture
Ohioan Elected NAACP Director in New York
Theodore M. Berry, former Cincinnati city councilman and vice mayor, elected to the NAACP 60 member board. Berry now based in Washington will serve as director of community programs for the Office of Economic Opportunity while remaining in his federal post.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Theodore M. Berry
Cincinnati
Washington
Berry
NAACP
Office of Economic Opportunity
City Eyes Extra Bus Purchases
Mayor Christian P. Morris and Lima Tran Sit Co officials met to review the Robinette report on traffic signalization and study its potential impact on the firm. The discussion also covered possible city purchase of extra buses and exploring federal grant opportunities while avoiding direct subsidies to private enterprise.
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Christian P. Morris
Lima Transit Co
Robinette
Homer Cooper
Morns
New Jersey Sees Record Traffic Deaths Last Year
In Trenton New Jersey the Motor Vehicle Division reports at least 1086 traffic fatalities in the previous year the highest total in 28 years. The final toll will be released in about three weeks. Earlier records show 1965 was the peak since 1937 with 1278 deaths and 1931 saw 1302.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Paratroopers Blow Up Viet Cong Forts In Mekong Delta
U S 173rd Airborne Brigade advances through swamplands west of Saigon uncovering Communist bunkers packed with ammunition as Viet Cong fall back. They torch fortifications on the Mekong Delta’s stronghold, seize two guards, and capture a small payroll of gold and piasters. B52 raids north of Saigon target a guerrilla supply network and trenches.
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National Liberation Front
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Saigon
Mekong
173Rd Prigade
Reeds
North Viet Nam
Guam
Elida Receives Federal Grant for Sewage Plant
Rep. William Mc Culloch announced that Elida received a federal grant of 166110 for a sewage treatment plant and intercepting sewers. The project totals 568100. Mayor N R Mosier and Rep McCulloch of the Fourth District filed the application. the grant is approved by the Department of Health Education and Welfare for water pollution control.
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ELIDA
William McCulloch
N. R. Mosier
McCulloch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nevada perjury indictment in grand jury case faces 15 years
The grand jury indicted former Nevada lieutenant governor Clifford Jones on three counts of perjury for allegedly false statements to the jury. The indictment carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a $6,000 fine. The case relates to alleged false statements during a match.
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Bromley
Baker
Los Angeles
Copus Files Nominating Petitions for Allen County Commissioner
Former Fort Shawnee mayor Copus May Ron Copus has filed nominating petitions for Allen County Commissioner from the Board of Elections. Commissioner Harold Kiracofe is expected to announce his reelection bid next Monday.
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Arthur Copus
Fort Shawnee
Allen County
Board of Elections
Harold Kiracofe
Power Failure Affects Bruns wick Area Residents
About 18 000 to 19 000 people in the Brunswick area were without electricity during a blackout caused by a burned out wire at the Shawville substation Ohio Edison officials said.
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Brunswick
Ohio
Ohio Edison
Shawville
Ohio awards record highway contracts in 1965
Columbus AP reports Ohio put a record 454.4 million dollars in highway construction under contract in 1965, exceeding the previous high of 396 million dollars in 1962, according to Highway Director P. E. Masher.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
P. E. Masheter
Ashland approves 1.5 million budget with raises for staff
Ashland City Council approved a 1.5 million budget for the year, raising pay for municipal workers and adding police and fire department personnel. The budget totals 500,000 more than last year, signaling continued city staffing and wage increases. Meanwhile, no negotiations were on schedule as a strike at A. L. Garber Co. entered its fourth month with about 115 members of Local 200 International Bookbinders on strike since Oct. 5.
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Ashland
Ohio
A. L. Garber Co
International Booke Binders
Eddie the Hatmaker dies in Ashland after long illness
Ed mund J Stover known as Eddie the Hatmaker for his millinery work dies at 78 in Ashland Hospital after a long illness He operated a Hayesville millinery shop for 50 years selling hats in New York Chicago and other cities Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday
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Ashland, Ohio
Edmund J. Stover
Eddie
Ashland
Hayesville
New York
Chicago
Dayton Triplets Born To Teen Mother In 1966
Dayton AP report says two surviving babies of the citys first 1966 triplets continue under special attention after their sisters death the day after birth. The two girls and a boy weighed under four pounds at birth in a 16 minute span to Ollie Cooper wife of a 22 year old roofer.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Ollie Cooper
Francis Hruby Dies After Fall From Lakewood Window
Francis Hruby a 41 year old machinist fell 20 feet to his death from a second story window in his Lakewood apartment. Police say he may have tripped on a television set card and toppled backward through the window.
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Cleveland (Ap
Francis Hruby
Lakewood
Hruby
Funeral services set for Millcreek Valley News editor David Greider
Cincinnati AP report notes David Greider editor in chief of the Millcreek Valley News died early Tuesday at age 39. He joined the paper in 1946 as a sportswriter and was named editor about ten years ago.
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Cincinnati
David Greider
Millcreek Valley News
Greider
The
Valley News
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