Death Notices Betty Donegia 46 Middletown
Betty Louise Donegia 46 of 2315 Sherman St died at 3 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a nine month illness. She was cafeteria manager at Diamond National Inc for 15 years. Survived by husband Waymon five children two daughters two sons a mother two brothers and a half sister. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday Crawford Street First Church of God with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow and before 9 a.m. Saturday at church.
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Betty Donegia
Betty Louise Donegia
Sherman St
Middletown Hospital
Donegia
Diamond National Inc
Waymon
Betty Burkhart
Middletown
Barbara Isaacs
Long Beach
Calif
Robert
Larry Holder
Ronnie Holder
Detroit
Nellie Bond
Leo
Donald
Gun Wound Fatal To Man Virgil F Ponder
Virgil F. Ponder 57 of 2232 South Main Street died at 12 30 a m at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a home gunshot wound found March 21 He was born in Berea Kentucky and lived in Butler County 41 years He worked 29 years for U S Plywood Champion in Hamilton as boiler plant watch engineer Surviving wife Mabel a son Virgil C of O Fallon Missouri a daughter Mrs Frank Crawford of Hamilton a brother Robert two sisters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services 9 30 a m Saturday at Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church Hamilton Rev John Carter officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Brown Dawson Funeral Home will be open tomorrow 6 9 p m and Saturday after 9 a m at the church
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Virgil F. Ponder
S. Main St
Good Samaritan
Mabel
Virgil C
O'Fallon
Frank Crawford
Hamilton
Robert
Herbert Andrews
William Carpenter
Cincinnati
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
John Carter
Greenwood Cemetery
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Black Studies Building Burns at Cornell in Ithaca
Fire destroyed the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University, a three story frame building used by Black students for two years. It housed six classrooms offices and a seminar room. Damage estimated at 100000. No injuries reported. President Carson promised temporary space and cooperation with police and fire officials to determine the cause.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell Unversity
Africana Studies and Research Center
School of Education
Cornell University
Dale R. Carson
University
Ithaca City
Death of Mrs. Eula Papp in Aliquippa Pa
Mrs. Eula Papp 46 formerly of Middletown died yesterday at her Aliquippa home. Survived by daughter Connie Dokas Middletown mother Calva Earls Middletown brother Rex Earls Moorehead Ky sister Mrs Jerry Burbrink Franklin Ind and two grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Eula Papp
Middletown
Aliquippa
Joseph
Connie Dokas
Calva Earls
Rex Earls
Moorehead
Jerry Burbrink
Franklin, Ind
McCoy-Leffler
Raymond D. Edwards services set in Waynesville
Funeral services for Raymond D. Edwards 60 of Waynesville will be at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home. Friends may call there 6 to 9 p m tomorrow. Edwards died Wednesday at White Nursing Home. He was a retired Ohio Highway Department employee and a member of the Harveysburg Masonic Lodge and the Scottish Rite Valley of Columbus. There are no immediate survivors.
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Waynesville
Raymond D. Edwards
Stubbs-Conner
Edwards
White Nursing Home
Ohio Highway Department
Harveysburg
Mrs Mabel Terry 75 Harveysburg dies at Grandview Hospital
Mrs Mabel Terry of Harveysburg dies Tuesday at Grandview Hospital Dayton aged 75. Funeral service at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. She retired from Frigidaire Dayton and was a member of Galilee Rebekah Lodge 397 and the Community Helpers Club Harveysburg.
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Mabel Terry
Waynesville
Mabel M. Terry
Harveysburg
Stubbs- Conner
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Terry
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Frigidaire
Galilee Rebekah Lodge 397
Community Helpers Club
Franklin woman dies at 83 of natural causes
Mrs. Jane S. Trent of 320 Maple Ave. Franklin was found dead yesterday afternoon from apparently natural causes in her home. Survived by daughter Mrs. Goldie Clayton of Dayton, stepson Don Trent of New Carlisle, three step-daughters, a grandchild and three great grandchildren. Services Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Bates officiating. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 3 to 6 p.m.
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Franklin
Jane S. Trent
Maple Ave
Goldie Clayton
Dayton
Don Trent
NewCarlisle
Hzael Seals
Germantown
Phyllis Henry
Waynesville
Rachel Richards
Eaton Funeral Home
Edward Bates
Springboro
Hamilton Deaths Carl Stabler 58 Mason West Chester
Carl Stabler age 58 of West Chester died. Funeral services are held today in Mason according to the obituary notice.
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Hamilton
Carl Stabler
West Chester
Mason
Hamilton Gi Dies In Auto Mishap
Army Spec. 4 Richard Allan Broyles 20 of Fairfield was killed March 28 in an auto accident in Long Bihn Vietnam. He entered service last August and had been in Vietnam since Jan 10. A Garfield High School 1967 graduate, he worked at Fisher Body before enlisting and played baseball and basketball in high school. He is survived by his parents two brothers Greg and Steven and two sisters Cymhia Bowling Hamilton and Melinda. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Zettier Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Army
Richard Allan Broyles
John T. Broyles
Fairfield
Long Bihn
Vietnam
Broyles
Garfield High School
Fisher Body i
Greg
Steven
Cymhia Bowling
Melinda
Zettier Funeral Home
Armco Announces Steel Bar Price Increase
Armco Steel Corp. will raise base prices on hot rolled carbon alloy and high strength bars along with carbon and alloy semi finished bars, effective shipments April 15. Prices will not rise again for 12 months from the effective date, aligning with other producers.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Ex-Policeman Kais er jailed on contempt count
Former Police Sgt. Kaiser was jailed for contempt of court by Common Pleas Court Judge Archer E. Reilly after he refused to answer questions before a county grand jury probing alleged police ties to local gambling. Kaiser had testified before a federal grand jury, then vanished claiming a nervous breakdown and memory loss.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Kaiser
Common Pleas Court
Archer E. Reilly
Kaiser
Gambter
Long Jail Terms Awaiting Trip Captured After Two-State Chase
Two Mississippi escapees Thomas E. Thomas and James W. Sykes, with accomplice David E. Carpenter, face kidnapping charges after abducting two women in Cleveland Ohio. Held on $75 000 bonds awaiting grand jury in October, they recount crime histories and prior offenses from thefts to jailbreaking.
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Lexington
Thomas E. Thomas
James W. Sykes
Mississippi
David E. Carpenter
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
B. L. Kessinger
Marion
Ill
Fayette County
Thomas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Sykes
Carpenter
West
Cambodia Rejects Right of Pursuit by U.S. Forces
Phnom Penh asserted American forces in Vietnam have no right to pursue Viet Cong troops into Cambodian territory. The government protested incursions amid reports of Viet Cong attacks near Svay Rieng, with casualties and several police and guard personnel missing.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Svay Rieng
National Defence Force
Schmidt Elected President of Senior Citizens Group
John Schmidt of 412 Franklin Street was elected president of the Senior Citizens. attorney Ben Kitchen was elected board president. Officers include Lettie Finney, Marcella Boellke, Florence Click, Martha Fletcher, Phoebe Schmidt, Sam Noblet, Edward Klein, Alvin Bell. About 155 of 450 members voted. four new executive board members were named.
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John Schmidt
Franklin
Senior Citizens
Ben Kitchen
Lettie Finney
Marcella Boellke
Florence Click
Martha Fletcher
Phoebe Schmidt
Sam Noblet
Edward Klein
Alvin Bell
Kenneth Smith
James Saunder
I Gaar Davis
U S War Deaths Up To New High
In Saigon a fresh upsurge in fighting raises U S casualties toward a yearly high as eighteen Americans die and 138 are wounded in multiple ground engagements. Three helicopters lost and 65 rocket and mortar attacks noted. Enemy activity remains elevated.
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Saigon
U.S
Madison High to Stage Here Comes Charley Tonight
Madison High School presents Here Comes Charley a three act comedy by Jay Tobias. Directed by Gail Melgaard and Phyllis Bowling the play features Scott Short Joyce Perry Sandy Carpenter Wayne Randall Veronica Profitt Lizette Paul and others in a plot about mistaken identity and two Ozark hillbillies invading a young society gentleman's home. Admission is 1 for adults 50 cents for students and children.
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Madison
Scott Short
Joyce Perry
Wayne Randall
Sandy Carpenter
Here Comes
Charley
Jay Tobias
Gail Melgaard
Phyllis
Ozark
Veronica Profitt
Lizette Paul
Steve Oaks
Dan Littman
Judy Branin
Jack Murphy
Pam Fout
Debi Creekbaum
Kathy Nickell
Kathy Osborne
Debbie Owens
Diane Manning
Shelia Keith
Susan Whitt
Sharon McCray
Glenda Bailey
Carol Nevil
Glenna Thorpe
Jenny Perry
Diane King
Jerry Stamper
Rick Mathis
Sonny Murphy
Kristi Bates
Greg Banks
Rick Owsley
Ichildren
Jesel to Receive Hersholt Award at Oscar Ceremonies
Hollywood AP reports co median George Jesel will be awarded the Jean Hersholt humanitarian prize next Tuesday at the Academy Awards. Gregory Peck, president of the Academy, said Jesel is honored for his ongoing work easing loneliness and pain of American servicemen in combat zones and hospitals worldwide.
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Hollywood (Ap
Jean Hersholt
George Jesel
Gregory Peck
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Jesel
Massachusetts tests law on war legality in state
The Massachusetts Legislature sent a bill to Gov. Francis W. Sargent to test the legality of the Vietnam War. The measure, approved 29 to 3 in the Senate after a house vote, bars Massachusetts residents from serving outside the United States in nonemergency hostilities without a congressional declaration of war. It also authorizes the state attorney general to sue in the U S Supreme Court to protect servicemen rights.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Senate
House
United States
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Third Floor Court For Marrs Approved
Butler County commissioners approve a third floor courtroom for Judge Robert L. Marrs in the courthouse moving the law library to the first floor and possibly using the fourth floor for other quarters. Estimated cost is 34500 with drawings and bids to follow.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas
Law Library
William Denham
James Steed
Steed
Hammond & Associates
Robert L. Marrs
Butler County Law Library
Donald S. Bacon
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Black Studies
Cornell
Rs. Eula Papp
Raymond Edwards
Mrs
Jane Trent
Hamilton Gi
Linda Norvell
Cinderella Beauty Salon
Yankee RD
Freeman’s
Sterling & Yellow
Parker & Sheaffer
G&g
Hime
Schmidt
Jessel
Marrs
Bacon
DODDS
Verity Pkvy
4Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
WED
LM Bell
Ry Jean
DELL
Centam Ave
Middletown.a
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