Lima Area Deaths Reflecting Local Losses in Beaverdam and St Marys
Ottis L. Deafen deffin 89 of WEB Stewart Rd died at 10:30 am Sunday at Beaverdam Nursing Home after a long illness. A former Nickle Plate Railroad employee, born February 7 1888 in Putnam County, survived by a foster daughter and two brothers. Services Wednesday at Chiles and Sons aman Funeral Home with burial in St Matthew's Cemetery. Lena D Ball 41 of 2038 Perry died 5:55 pm Sunday at Joint Township Hospital after nine days as a patient. Born December 3 1924 in Pennsylvania she married Rev. Clifford B Ball in 1943 and survives with four children and several relatives. Services Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Rest Haven Memory Gardens. Funeral home viewing tonight and Tuesday morning before procession to church.
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Ottis L. Deafendeffin
Web Stewart Rd
Beaverdam
Nickle Plate Railroad
Putnam County
Leroy
Mary C. Mayberry Deafendeffin
Clara
ST. Marys
Lena D. Ball
Perry
Joint Township Hospital
Pennsylvania
Vincent
Margaret Roberts DeChessero
Clifford B. Ball
J. Miller Gold
Rest Haven Memory Gardens
Yoder and Long Funeral Home
Death of Bingham Money in Rohrbach Rest Home
Bingham Money 78 died at 5 15 am in Rohrbach Rest Home where he had resided five years. Retired Baldwin Lima Hamilton employee born Pineville Kentucky son of Bishop and Catherine Partin Money. Wife Mary died 1961. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Services 2 pm Wednesday at Siford Main Street Chapel Rev Segal Newport officiating burial St Matthew's Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Bingham Money
Rohrbach Rest Home
Baldwin Lima
Pineville, Ky
Bishop
Catherine Partin Money
Mary
Siford Main Street
Segal Newport
St. Matthew's Cemetery
Funeral Services for Glenn W Davies Held in Delphos
Funeral services will be held at 10 30 am Tuesday at Harter and Sons Memorial Chapel Delphos burial in Spencerville Cemetery.
Lima Board Sets Noon Meeting to Pick Appraisal Firm
The Lima Board of Education calls a special meeting at noon Thursday to select an engineering firm to act as agent for appraisals to establish losses from the Central Junior High School fire.
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Lima Board of Education
Central
Blaze Extinguished After Gas Line Leak Fire
Firefighters were called to Fourth and Metcalf Streets at 1 46 p m Sunday and extinguished a blaze caused by a gas line leak. West Ohio Gas officials said the leak was repaired following the fire.
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Limo
Fourth
Metcalf Sts
West Ohio
Perry First Grade Signup Set For April Week
Perry School Board announces April 4 to 738 as the registration window for first grade pupils entering Perry for the 1966 57 term. Children must show a birth certificate proving age six by Oct 1 1966 and a doctor record with immunizations for smallpox D F T and polio. Board requires all records completed before the first school day.
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Perry School Board of Education
Perry
Heath Department of Bureau Vital Statistics
Mildred Lake
Steven Marlatt
Barbara Meeker
Edith Musser
Loren Myers
David Schumacher
Leonard Volbert
Linda Cramer
Karen Phillips
Lois Warren
Mia
Jean Womersly
Gunpowder Dominated Warfare Until TNT Emerged in 1902
Gunpowder, first used in battle in 1846, remained the most deadly military explosive until 1902 when TNT was introduced.
Man Shot Assailant Sought After Saturday Night Fight
Police investigate a street fight that sent Jimmie Joiner of 1410 Reese Ave to Memorial Hospital with gunshot wounds to face and spleen. An assailant remains at large, date unclear. Joiner admitted to ICU in serious condition. Also, Ada Hicks of 785 Oak is in satisfactory condition after a separate fight at 1245 am Sunday leaving shoulder and arm lacerations. Another man, Oliver Ramsey of 309 E. Third, treated for arm injuries at Memorial and released.
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Jimmie Joiner
Reese Ave
Memorial Hospital
Joiner
Memorial
Tomer
Ada Marie Hicks
St. Rita's Hospital
Hicks
Oliver Ramsey
Purse Stolen From Lima Mall Reported
Allen County sheriff's department received a report of a purse stolen from a store in the Lima Mall Saturday. The purse contained personal papers eight dollars in cash and the key to the back door of the Hobby Center, according to victim Dorthy Turney of 506 Lewis Street.
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Allen County
Marriage Licenses Listed in Fostoria and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued for Joseph H. Coleman and Betty B. Winterrowd, both of Fostoria, and David Lee Riemesch with Cheryl Lyn Prine, plus George Michael Sites and Shirley N. Neal, Gary Eugene Bicknell and Jean Letitia Nutt, across several local addresses, reflecting recent marriages in the region.
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Joseph H. Coleman
N. Main St
Fostoria
Betty B. Winterrowd
Winsor
David Lee Riemesch
DeLong Rd
Cheryl Lyn Prine
Leland
George Michael Sites
W. Wayne St
Shirley N. Neal
E. Klm
Gary Eugene Bicknell
Oak St
Jean Letitia Nutt
W. McKibben St
Maui Legend Of The Sun And The Island Maui
In La Hana Maui the tale tells of a demigot Maui who seized the sun to slow its course across the sky. The sun obeyed and Haleakala earned the name House of the Sun. He is said to have shaped four isles into Maui, the second largest in the chain, near the massive Haleakala crater.
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Lahaina
Maui
Hawaii
Haleakala
House of the Sun
Manhattan
Giraffes Sleep Briefly Standing with Heads Upright
Study notes giraffes sleep only a few hours each night, often remaining standing with their heads held erect while resting in short naps. Researchers observe minimal sleep duration, suggesting unique rest patterns among tall mammals.
Amazed crowd fuels BG State campus drive success
Bowling Green supporters raised 1,159,601 dollars locally for a planned 2.4 million campus, surpassing the 600,000 goal due March 1 to unlock 1.8 million from the state. The drive drew donations from about 10 Ohio communities, with Sandusky Register contributing 40,900 as a key early gift. Site options lie between Sandusky and Norwalk, and groundbreaking is targeted for October with campus opening by September 1968.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Erie
Huron
Otte
Beneft
Sandusky Register
Richard 4. Jeffrey
Committee On Educational Development
Alhough
Tri-County
Sandusky
Norwalk
New Number for Allen County Council for Retarded Children
The Allen County Council for Retarded Children announces a new contact number 901-7636 for inquiries about the council's program and activities.
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Allen County Council For Retarded Children
Bond Set In Shooting Of Army Captain In Bogalusa
A white man, Thomas Bennett, 6, a Bogalusa sheet metal worker, was freed on $10,000 bond pending arraignment after being charged with shooting Capt. Donald Ray Sims, 2, a Negro Army captain. Police say Bennett said he shot Sims because he talked too long on a public telephone.
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Bogalusa
Thomas Bennett
Donald Ray Sims
Sims
Home Burglarized at Lima Residence During Game
The Robert Boop home at 908 North Nixon was broken into Saturday night while the Boops attended a Lima Senior High and Shawnee basketball game in Bowling Green. Police said two glass panes were broken and $16 was missing from the son’s bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boop
N. Nixon
Boops
Bowling Green
Lima
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A. V. Deafendeffin
Harrison
Dee
Cridersville
Bert
Stewart Rd
William Sneary
N. Central
The
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Chiles and Sonsaman Funeral Home
M. G. Martini
Lena
Ball
James
David
Susan
Lee Ann
Margaret DeChessero
Masontown
Calvin Daley
Baltimore
Richard Boucher
Alameda
Calif
Charles Birket
En Cynetas
Louis
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Blaze
Demicod
BeeGee Campus
Bowling Green State University
Clyde Evans Markets
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