Deaths And Funerals For Mrs Ethel Brown At 1806 Minnesota St
Services for Mrs. Ethel Brown 65 will be held at United Missionary Baptist Church with Rev James Hollaman officiating. Burial will be Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Jordan Memorial Chapel tomorrow 6 to 9 pm and at the church Saturday after 9 am. Brown died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital. The text mentions literary figures as misrendered.
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Ethel Brown
Minnesota St
United Missionary Baptist Church
James Hollaman
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Infant son's graveside services held in Carlisle
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mullins were conducted at Woodhill Cemetery Carlisle. The stillborn child arrived at Middletown Hospital at 3 50 p.m. April 1. Surviving are the parents a brother Tommy and a sister Ida both at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Patrick Mullins maternal grandparents Walter Brown of Plant City Florida and Mrs Myrtle Smothers of Clewiston Florida Arrangements were made by Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Merlin Mullins
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Woodhill Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Tommy
Ida
Patrick Mullins
Walter Brown
Plant City
Fla
Myrtle Smothers
Clewiston
Eaton Funeral Home
Kenneth Gilbert Services Tomorrow at Zettler
Kenneth Gilbert, 51, of 2752 Hilda Ave, will have a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Zettler.
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Kenneth Gilbert
Hilda Ave
Zettler
Abington artist Ralph Coleman Sr. dies at 75
Ralph Pallen Coleman Sr., a noted illustrator who later devoted himself to religious art and portraiture, died Wednesday in Abington, Pennsylvania. He illustrated books for numerous authors and left a diverse artistic legacy.
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Abington, Pa
Ralph Pallen Coleman Sr
Jury Picks Robbery Trial for Rudie and Roberts
A jury was selected in Butler County Common Pleas Court for Fred Rudie and Elmer Roberts charged with robbery. They allegedly robbed Lawrence Williams of $24 after Williams was robbed of his billfold near his parked car at the Steel City Cafe on December 3 at 548 Crawford Street.
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Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Fred Rudie
Park St
Elmer Roberts
Young St
Lawrence Williams
Manchester Ave
Williams
Steel City
Crawford St
Boy 15 Linked To Church Theft
A 15-year-old boy on probation with prior theft arrests dating to 1962 was held by juvenile authorities after breaking into the First Avenue Temple of God at 1215 First Ave. Police pursued him on Verity Parkway around 3:30 a.m. when he ran, discarding an item later found to be a microphone end stand stolen from the church.
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First Avenue
Temple of God
First Ave
William Miller
Park St
Verity Parkway
Second Street
Manager of Champion Mill Is Reassigned
Hamilton Robert O Stephenson, vice president and manager of the Hamilton mill of Champion Papers, a division of the U S Plywood Champion Papers Inc., named vice president and operations manager of a new pulp and paper mill under construction in Courtland Alabama. He will assume duties immediately and live in Hamilton through year end. His successor as manager will be Joseph W Shimp, director of process and project engineer.
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Hamilton
Robert O Stephenson
Champion Papers
U. S
Champion Papers Inc
Courtland
Ala
Stephenson
Joseph W. Shimp
Evangelistic Series to Open at Apostolic Faith Church
An evangelistic series begins at 7 30 p m today at Apostolic Faith Church on Dayton Oxford Road and continues nightly through next Sunday with a 2 30 p m service on Sunday. Billy Carroll of Virginia will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostolic Faith Church
Dayton - Oxford Road
Billy Carroll
Virginia
Fluorspar Output Rises in U S to 300000 Tons
Fluorspar production in the United States increased 16 percent last year reaching 300000 tons, totaling over 13 million dollars in value. The gains reflect stronger mining activity and higher export demand for the industrial mineral.
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Atlanta
United States
Springfield Patrolman Wins Highest Award for Valor
SP2 SPRINGFIELD COLUMBUS, Ohio The Ohio Highway Patrol awarded the O. W. Merrell Meritorious Service Award to Patrolman Wendell W. Webb of the Springfield Post for outstanding investigative work on the death of a small child on the Ohio Turnpike November 13, 1966. Webb, based at Swanton, was honored by former highway director O. W. Merrell at the Patrol Academy. The accolade includes a police revolver and a certificate. Webb traced the case to fatal gunshot wounds rather than a blunt vehicle impact. He is a West Mansfield native, joined the Patrol in April 1963.
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O. W. Merrell
Ohio Department of Highways
Patrol Academy
Webb
West Mansfield
Union County
Patrol
Psychiatrist to Open Office in Middletown This Summer
Dr. John Terlesky a Cincinnati psychiatrist will move to Middletown in June to start full time practice. He is an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and has spoken at Community Day Hospital Association seminars. He will work with Dr. Rust and leaves teaching to focus on psychiatry. The seminar topic highlighted parent child and teacher communication via Xavier University and Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene.
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John Terlesky
Cincinnati
Middletown
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Terlesky
Community Day Hospital Association
Martin A. Rush
First Methodist Church
Ohio State University
Rust
Xavier University
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene
Center Director Dies After Two Days On Job in Hamilton
Glen Hines, 61, of 3826 Oxford Millville Road, newly named executive director of the Second Ward Community Center, died about 5:35 p.m. yesterday at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital Oxford from an apparent heart attack. He had started the post three weeks ago and began duties only last Monday after transferring from Newbury New York, where he held a similar position, replacing Don Hunt who resigned for another job.
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Hamilton
Glen Hines
Oxford - Millville Road
Second Ward
McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Hines
Newbury
N. Y
Don Hunt
Workers Killed In Fire Blast At Warren Refinery
Two workers died and a third was injured after a fire at United Refinery Co. in Warren Pennsylvania sparked an explosion heard miles away. Victims include Lloyd GM Albaugh 44 of Warren and Earl J. Brian 61 of Clearfield. Richard Peterson 41 of Warren survived with facial burns.
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Warren
United Refinery Co
John P. Wendell
Allegheny River
Lloyd GM Albaugh
Earl J. Brian
Clearendon
Richard Peterson
Warren General Hospital
Two Short Operas Set For Miami Saturday
Miami University's School of Fine Arts presents two short operas in concert form at Benton Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. Mozart's Bastien and Bastienne and Donizetti's Rita will be performed by the Miami University Symphony Orchestra under Otto Frohlich. Singers include Linda Snyder, David Jarrett, Bradley Hoover, Ronda Plessinger, Thomas Patterson, and Thomas Dustman in principal roles. The program replaces a previously scheduled full-scale production due to scheduling and prior commitments.
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Oxford
Music Department of
Miami University
School of Fine Arts
Benton Hall
Bastien and
Bastienne
Dovizetti
Rita
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Otto Frohlich
Miami
Bastien
Linda Snyder
Dayton
Shepardess
David Jarrett
Newfoundland
N. J
Bradley Hoover
Hamilton
Colas
Ronda Plessinger
Greenville
Thomas Patterson
Bensonville, Ill
Beppo
Thomas Dustman
Vaan Wert
Gasparo
Dave Brubeck
Miami University Symphony
Armed bandits rob Port Union coffee shop patrons
Two armed men robbed B L Coffee Shop on Princeton Glendale Road Port Union at 2 30 am taking about 275 including 50 in bills and 100 in nickels from the till and a patron wallet containing 125 deputies said a 16 year old waitress Ruth Payne and patrons J F Cox Larry Tackett Tony Miller Tim Wise described one bandit as a white 5 8 170 175 pounds with a ski mask and a .22 revolver and the other as a Negro 5 8 160 pounds wearing a nylon stocking over his face and tape on his cheek bones with a small caliber gun.
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Hamilton
Princeton - Glendale Road
Port Union
Butler County
Ruth Payne
Front St
J.F. Cox
Wyoming
Larry Tackett
Glen Ave
Tony Miller
Sheridan Ave
Tim Wise
Middletown
Ohio Man Held In Texas Jail
Cecil Holbrook, 20, escaped from Trumbull County Jail in Warren Ohio on March 17 and was held in an El Paso Texas jail on charges of auto theft burglary and theft over 50. Holbrook was one of three escapees and was arrested here Sunday.
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EL Paso
Tex
Cecil Holbrook
Trumbull
Warren
Ohio
Holbrook
Intruders Break Window at Dairy Queen on Main Street
Police report a break-in at Dairy Queen located at 200 South Main Street last night and discovered at 11:15 p.m. Officers could not determine if any items were stolen.
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Dairy Queen
S. Main St
Lukens predicts Rocky Reagan enters GOP race
Rep. Donald E. Lukens predicts Nelson Rocheller and Ronald Reagan will join the Republican presidential race. He says Nixon is a likely nominee but Rockefeller may reenter and Reagan could become a candidate, with Reagan having a better chance than Rockefeller. Lukens made remarks at a Washington Rotary Club luncheon after endorsing Nixon in Cincinnati.
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Nelson Rocheller
Ronald Reagan
Lukens
Cincinnati
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
Nixon
Nal
Rockefeler
Reagan
Rockefeller
Regan
Barry Goldwater
Fenwick High to Host 8 PM Variety Show and Talent Contest
Fenwick High School presents a public variety show tomorrow night starting at 8 o'clock with faculty judges in a talent contest. The event is open to the community. In political remarks, Lukens says Reagan has about 250 delegate votes and predicts Humphrey and Kennedy will not secure the Democratic nomination, noting Bobby Kennedy's past role as hatchet man hurts him among Democrats.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Reagan
Nebraska
Oregon
Hubert Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby
Jack
Lukens
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Germantown Rd
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Texas
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Josie
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Taskes
Life Magazine
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N.Y
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Sterling
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