Deaths And Funerals Mrs Sara Ethel Birt Greenville
Mrs Sara Ethel Birt of Greenville died at Wayne Hospital after a week long illness. She was 46 years resident of Greenville widow of Jess Birt and mother of Mrs Donald Osborne. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at Miller Funeral Home with burial in Greenville Cemetery. Memorials to First Christian Church or Mrs Jean Smith of California. Call Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ethel Birt
Greenville
Donald Osborne
McGee Avenue
Wayne Hospital
Miller Funeral Home
W. Fourth Street
First Christian Church of
Obituary of Howard Cummings of Miamisburg
Howard Cummings 83 of Miamisburg died yesterday at Washington Manor. He was brother of George L Cummings of Middletown and is survived by two other brothers and two sisters. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at the Brough Memorial Home with burial to follow in Abbotsville. Additional notice available today from 4 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cummings
Miamisburg
George L Cummings
Middletown
Washington Manor
Brough
John Henry Dailey 83 dies after heart attack in Milton West Virginia
John Henry Dailey aged 83 died at 2 30 am today from a heart attack at his Milton West Virginia home. He is survived by sons Enoch and Earl and daughters Pearl Moss and Louise Henderson all of West Virginia, plus three brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements and burial will be in Milton with Heck Funeral Home handling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Dailey
Joe M. Dailey
14Th Ave
Milton
W.va
Enoch
Earl
Pearl Moss
Louise Henderson
West Virginia
W. Va
Heck Funeral Home
Mrs. Gertrude French Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Gertrude Gertie French 49 of West Alexandria Road Middletown died at 3 45 am at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since February 21 She was born in Middletown and lived in the area all her life Surviving are her husband Charles four daughters Thelma Noland Wilma Brooks Nora Back and Paula all of Middletown two sons Paul and a stepson Charles French Jr also five brothers Otto Robert Ingram George Ingram Jr Claude Ingram and James Ingram and two sisters Dee Duncan and others on the list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Gertie) French
West Alexandria Road
Middletown Hospital
French
Middletown
Charles
Thelma Noland
West Middletown
Wilma Brooks
Nora Back
Paula
Paul
Charles French Jr
Otto and
Robert Ingram
George Ingram Jr
West Carrollton
Claude Ingram
Monroe
James Ingram
California
Dee Duncan
Mid
Mrs Nell Miller Dies in Hamilton After Short Illness
Mrs Nell Miller died at 7 15 p m yesterday at Powell Nursing Home Hamilton born in Cincinnati and lived most of her life in Middletown. Survived only by her brother Frank Farrell of Hamilton Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church 9 30 a m tomorrow Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p m Rosary recited at 8 15 p m today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Miller
Powell Nursing Home
Hamilton
N. Clinton St
Miller
Cincinnati
Middletown
Frank Farrell
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Middletown Man Charles Perkins Sr. Dies at 52
Charles Robert Perkins Sr., 52, of 1113 Verity Parkway, died at 5:50 a.m. at Middletown Hospital. A lifelong Middletown resident and Armco Steel Corp. employee, he was a World War II veteran. Survived by son Charles R. Jr. of Cincinnati, parents, two brothers Roland and Wilbur, and two grandchildren. Arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Charles Robert Perkins Sr
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Perkins
Armco Steel Corp
Charles R. Jr
Cincinnati
Clifford Perkins
Roland
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Wilbur
McCoy-Leffler
Nellie L. Cummings Dies. WWII Nurse Listed
Nellie L. Cummings 59 of 114 E Fifth St died of cancer at Middletown Hospital at 2 a m after a 31 day stay. A WWII Air Force nurse she is survived by husband Paul son Edward Goss two brothers James John and Raymond McClurkin sister Lanora McCumber and four grandchildren. Services at Eaton Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Nellie L. Cummings
E. Fifth St
Middletown Hospital
Paul
Edward Goss
Florida
Earle McClurkin
Macon
James John McClurkin
Louisville
Raymond McClurkin
Marietta, Ga
Lanora McCumber
Eaton Funeral Home
Notable medical innovator Dr Samuel A Levine dies at 75
Newton Massachusetts Dr Samuel A Levine a pioneer of mild activity therapy for coronary thrombosis patients died after a brief illness at age 75 White Sands Missile Range New Mexico Maj Gen John Martin Cone 51 commanding general at White Sands since August 1965 died of a heart attack Wednesday night
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Newton
Mass
Samuel A. Levine
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
John Martin Cone
White Sands
Who's Worst Fed
Chicago AP reports Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau federation told the National Youth power congress that teen age girls are the worst fed in the family, saying they tend to skip or skimp in breakfast and are worse than boys.
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Chicago
Fed
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
National Youth Power Congress
Pleasant daily puzzle yields a personal fortune key
A 1966 King Features puzzle by William J. Miller describes counting letters in a name, adjusting by four if six or more, or by three if fewer, to produce a key number. Start at the rectangle’s top left, read letters under checked figures left to right to reveal a message.
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Wiliam J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ohio cries foul over atom smasher site choices
Development Director F. P. Neuenschwander charged federal discrimination after Ohio was ruled out as the site for a multi million dollar atom smasher. He said the Atomic Energy Commission ignored criteria and favored Long Island Chicago and Sacramento due to existing federal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
F. P Neuenschwander
Ohio
Accus
Ation
James A. Rhodes
Neuenschwander
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Long Island
Chicago
Sacramento
Coon Dog Said Stolen Amid Three Local Thefts
Butler County sheriff reports a coon dog theft from Paul Craig of Excello. The dog is black and tan, large, 30 inches tall with collar and tags, valued at 125 dollars. Also: Arthur Nelson found a car battery missing from his West Chester home and Robert Thomas reported tools stolen from a panel truck on Cincinnati Dayton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Craig
Excello
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Craig
Walter Reynolds
Arthur Nelson
Dimmick Road
West Chester
Robert Thomas
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Boy Injured In Central Avenue Car Crash
Phillip Ferguson aged 13 of 4717 Central Ave sustained a minor head laceration and was treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Central Avenue at 6 59 pm. He rode with Revis Ferguson 41 who was driving the family car. Richard Lee Lemmons 34 of 412 Burton Road drove the other vehicle. Total damage reported at 175 dollars. Ferguson cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance.
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Central Avenue
Phillip Ferguson
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Ferguson
Revis
Richard Lee Lemmons
Burton Road
Curiosity Student Damages School Bus Emergency Door
A 15-year-old student at Seven Mile School attempted to test the emergency warning bell by removing rear door screws with a pocket knife. The screws loosened wiring and trip switch parts, causing the bus to be out of service. The incident was reported to the county sheriff and the youth was questioned and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Mile
Clifton Hyde
Maurice Ittley
Sheriff's Office
Elderly Woman Found Unconscious Near Cincinnati
An about 78 year old Warren County woman, Mrs. C. L. Williams, was found unconscious in her one room home near 20 Mile Stand and hospitalized at Epp Memorial in Cincinnati. Deputies were alerted after neighbors noticed uncollected mail and dog food deliveries. she may have been helpless for two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Epp Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
C. L. Williams
Burglars Take Cash Register At Franklin Service Station
Franklin police report burglars shattered a window to enter the Marathon Service Station at 937 S River St and stole an empty cash register valued at 350 dollars.
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Franklin
Marathon
S. River St
Aeronca Reports 1965 Loss Amid Defense Delays and Backlog Rise
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp reports a consolidated 1965 net loss of 3.09 million on 34.83 million sales, versus 1964 profit of 0.84 million on 36.27 million. Year end backlog climbs to 48.3 million, the highest in firm history, while 1964 backlog was 40.2 million. A promising 1966 first quarter is forecast with 0.16 million earnings on about 10 million in sales as defense contract delays are addressed and product lines consolidated to stress high quality production.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aeronca
A. G
Handschumacher outlines Aeronca base plans and growth
Hamilton resident Handschumacher, president and chair of Aeronca’s board, describes a profitable yet restructuring period. He notes corrective steps at the correction farm and a focus on aircraft structures and aerospace components. Gene Maggard seeks release on a 1960 Butler County conviction. check forgery charges are cited.
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Handschumacher
Hamilton
Lebanon
Aeronca
Gene Maggard
Butler County
Stockhold
Ers
Maggard
Correction Farm Executive Officer
Coun
Buensch-Stacey
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John H. Dailey
Gertrude French
Bill & Son Auto Parts
Crawford ST
Charles Perkins Sr
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Nellie Cummings
Tion
Jewelers
Optical Dept
Wishing Well Registered
U. S
Patent Office
Manchester Road
Old Armco Park Gate
Wanaadar
N. Verity
Parker Motel
Capri Dining Room
North Dixie Hwy
LCI
Butler County Memorial Park
E. State St
Trenton
Barre
Buster Brown
Sam Bartel
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