Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Della Guest and Others
Services for Mrs Della Tun nell Guest 75 of 408 Ohio Ave Trenton set for 2 p m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Ira Amburgey officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 2 7 9 p m tomorrow. She died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are her husband and a son. A second set of services for another local resident will be held at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial location unspecified. Friends may call 2 9 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Tunnell Guest
Ohio Ave
Trenton
McCoy - Leffler
Ira Amburgey
Woodside Cemetery
Guest
Middletown Hospital
Ton
Springboro
Dayton
Fred Mayne
Earl
Bellbrook
Anglesby
Mrs Madge Ray Smith Dies in Middletown at 64
Mrs Madge Ray Smith 64 of 302 Eastline Drive Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 1 2 am after being a patient since March 0 She was born in Mt Crab and lived in Middletown 45 years Survived by husband Walter P two sons Walter R and Clair one daughter Betty Perry a brother Clarence Fields Williamsburg Ohio and two grandchildren Services set for 3 pm Thursday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home Rev Robert Ward officiating Burial plans not provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Smith
Madge Ray Smith
Eastline Drive
Middletown Hospital
Smith
Mt. Crab
Middletown
Walter P
Walter R
Clair
Betty Perry
Clarence Fields
Williamsburg
Ohio
McCoy
Martha Heckerman Morrow Dies at 87
Martha Heckerman Morrow 87 of Morrow Rt 2 died at 3 am yesterday at Cochran Rest Home Lebanon. Survived by son Stanley in Kentucky. Services 1:30 pm tomorrow Tufts Funeral Home Loveland with burial Maineville Cemetery. Funeral home today 6 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Martha Heckerman
Morrow Rt. 2
Cochran Rest Home
Lebanon
Stanley
Kentucky
Tufts Funeral Home
Loveland
Maineville
Funeral
Mrs Abbie Hurley 92 of Oxford dies. services set
Mrs Abbie Hurley, 92, of Oxford formerly of Franklin, died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital. Survived by three sons Carey, Harry, Walter. daughter Wanda Domboff. 11 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Gregg officiating. Burial at Woodhill tomorrow 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Hurley Franklin
Abbie Hurley
Oxford
Franklin
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Charles
Carey
Germantown
Harry
Dayton
Walter
West Carrollton
Wanda Domboff
Norwalk
Anglesby Funeral
Elmer Gregg
Woodhill
Daniel L. Mayne Dies at 39 in Ohio Home
Daniel L. Mayne of Franklin- son of Fred Mayne and Springboro mayor- died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in Kettering. He was born in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Mayne
Franklin
Fred Mayne
Springboro
Kettering
Mr. Mayne
Day
Doctors quit smoking and a new tablet aids cessation
A University of Chicago NORC survey finds 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit recently due to evidence linking smoking to lung cancer. The Anti Tobacco Center of America reports 88,648 heavy smokers stopped using a new tablet that reduces nicotine need, with free information available by sending name and address via postcard to Dept. 343 S 1 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Mrs Verona Roberts West Elkton. Indiana death notice
Mrs Verona Stubbs Roberts, 9, of Indianapolis, died Sunday at home. A West Elkton native, she lived in Indianapolis 11 years and belonged to Irvington Friends Church and the White Guild at Methodist Hospital. Survived by daughter Joyce Brill and son Lowell, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services at Friends Church in West Elkton with burial there. Visitation Wednesday after 1 p m at the church. Feeny Kirby Mortuary of Indianapolis arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Verona Stubbs Roberts
Indianapolis
Roberts
Irvington Friends Church
White Guild
Indianapolis Methodist Hospital
Joyce Brill
Lowell
Mission
Tex
Friends Church
Feeny - Kirby Mortuary
Obituary Notices for Huff and Hamilton Services Today
Mrs Mary Jane Huff 77 of 1734 Shuler Ave has services at 2 p m tomorrow in Webb. James H Hamilton 40 of 11526 Framingham Road has services today in Brown Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Huff
Shuler Ave
Webb
James H. Hamilton
Framingham Road
Brown-Dawson
Holy Trinity Priest in Critical Condition
The Rev. Leo T. Herlihy, 61, pastor of Holy Trinity Church in Middletown, is in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a coronary flareup and heart attack. He entered Friday for high blood pressure and received last rites yesterday morning. visitors are restricted at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo T. Herlihy
Holy Trinity Church
Clerk St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Herlighy
Hit-Skip Driver Charged After Car Damages in Franklin
A hit-skip driver caused 40 in damages to James Sloughs auto at Laynecrest Plaza parking lot. A witness saw a woman driver switch with a man after the crash and police traced license plates to Bartholomew Dinardo and Susan King, both charged with related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
James Slough
Ruth Drive
Laynecrest Plaza
Bartholomew Dinardo
Auburn St
Middletown
Iron Worker Dies After Scaffold Breaks at Feiieview Tower
Larry Hussy of Maple Heights an iron worker fell 38 stories to his death when a scaffold broke at Feiieview tower in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Larry Hussy
Maple Heights
Feiieview Tower
Memorial service for Pascal K. Whelpton in Oxford
A memorial service for Pascal K. Whelpton, noted population research authority, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Oxford. Burial in Oxford Cemetery will follow cremation, with contributions to a scholarship in his name at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Pascal K. Whelpton
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford Cemetery
Miami University
Mr Whelpton Led Scripps Population Studies at Miami
Mr Whelpton directed the Scripps Foundation for Research Population Problems at Miami University from 1931 until his retirement on September 3 1983. He joined the foundation in 1924 and remained active post retirement hoping to finish a book on family planning. He died at McCullough Hyde Hospital after long illness following surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelpton
Scripps Foundation
Miami University
Foundation
E. W. Scripps
Whelnton
United States
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Rockefeller Foundation
McCullough
Hyde Hospital
Hamilton
Whelpton Honored as Emeritus Professor and Foundation Director
In retirement Miami awarded Whelpton the title of research professor emeritus in economics sociology and anthropology and director emeritus of the foundation. He authored works on population research and joined many national and international bodies. Born in Buffalo he studied at Cornell and Nebraska. Survived by wife Lorene two sons Jathez of Boston and Charles of Oxford a daughter Sarah Blumenthal of Seattle and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Whelpton
Foundation
Buffalo
Cornell University
University of Nebraska
Lorene
Jathez
Boston
Charles
Oxford
Sarah Blumenthal
Seattle
Stassen Sees Vote Against 2 Leaders in California
In San Francisco Harold Stassen argues that voting for him in the June 2 California primary would effectively oppose the four unlisted middle ground contenders Cabot Lodge Richard M Nixon William W Scranton and George Romney. He says California voters do not want Goldwater or Rockefeller on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harold Stassen
California
Iites
Cabot Lodge
Richard M Nixon
Wiliam W. Scranton
George Romney
Ies
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Stassen
Magazines Say LBJ Drove Fast With Beer On Ranch
Time magazine reports President Johnson drove a Lincoln Continental at high speed on a Texas ranch while drinking beer from a paper cup. Newsweek notes an Easter weekend tour with reporters, with no beer reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Time Magazine
Johnson
Texas Hill
Zine
Newsweek Magazine
Texas
Time
Newsweek
Secret Service
Kenyon Students Face Restitution for Damaged Signs
Kenyon College and Gambier officials met after a Sunday protest in Gambier Ohio. About 300 demonstrators were involved and the village will take no action against them while the school will pursue punishment for identifiable instigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier, Ohio
Kenyon College
Kenyon and
Gambier
College
F. Edward Lund
Bruce Haywood
Leo Wolfe
Thomas Edwards
Edwards
Gambier traffic enforcement sparks protest over style
Dean Haywood indicated agreement with protest leaders that the issue is the method of enforcement not law and order. Charles Imel began duties April 1 with new regulations, replacing patrols by state and county agencies in Gambier home to Kenyon University and about 600 students. A student was arrested after allegedly talking back when warned about parking in a new fire lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Imel
Highway Patrol
Knox County Sheriff's Office
Kenyon
Imel
Pay OK'd For Ohio Festivity
In Washington Rep H R Gross of Iowa forced a roll call on a bill to reimburse the Battle of Lake Erie sesquicentennial commission. The House approved 2008 to fund the Ohio event, trimming the Senate total from 25 000 to 13 553, sending the measure to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
Ohio
Lake Erie
Gross
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Obie commission at Perry Memorial overspent on observance
Congress created the Obie commission for the Perry Victory Monument on South Bass Island to be funded by public contributions but only raised a few thousand dollars. The commission spent its own funds to carry out the celebration. A new bill seeks reimbursement for the members with dissent from Said Gross who denounced the later cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Perry Victory Monument
South Bass Island
Gross
Memorial Day Plans Meetings In Middletown
Robert F. Armbruster chair of the Middletown Memorial Day Committee Association notifies members of meetings on April 30 and May 7 14 and 2 to plan the annual parade and program at Woodside Cemetery. He says the group aims for a larger parade and changes in the program format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Armbruster
Middletown
British nix Soviet plan on weapons at Geneva disarmament talks
Britain rejects a Soviet demand that virtually all major weapons be destroyed at the Geneva disarmament conference. Peter Thomas argues the proposal would upset military balance be nearly impossible to verify and pose a grave security risk. He warns that agreement will elude the talks as long as Moscow insists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Britain
Peter Thomas
Thomas
Lodge Leads Opinion Poll in Republican Prez Race
A Harris Newsweek poll places Henry Cabot Lodge ahead of Richard Nixon for the Republican nomination, echoing Gallup findings that Lodge leads Nixon. The survey highlights Lodge as the front runner in the GOP field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Harris
Newsweek Magazine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harris
George Gallup
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Cash Register Stolen in Early Morning Market Break-In
Deputies say a German made cash register and change computer valued at 1300 dollars, containing 19 dollars in coins, was stolen in a 2 am break-in at Munate's Parkview Supermarket on U S 42 at Pisgah. An entry was gained by prying the front door with a screwdriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Munate
Parkview
U. S. 42
Pisgah
Stitsinger Named To Group
Roger E. Smart of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio has chosen William R. Stitsinger, president of the Butler County Commissioners, for the executive committee. The panel addresses legislation to improve county government and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Roger E. Smart
County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
William R. Stitsinger
Butler County Commissioners
Ohio Association
Peace Corps Team Plans Miami Visit
A Peace Corps recruiting team will be available for interviews in the YMCA Lounge at the Miami University Center from April 13 to 18. The team will also meet with campus organizations and interview hours will align with those meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Peace Corps
YMCA
Miami University Center
Sixteen Stenographers Near End Of MDT Training
Sixteen women enrolled under the Federal Manpower Development and Training Act will finish clerk stenographer courses on April 17. Instruction led by James Coy of Madison High School with four Madison teachers. Madison Board of Education funded by Ohio State Department of Education from MDT Act appropriations. costs reimbursed. Classes begin at 3 p.m with morning part time work available before April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coy
Madison High School
Madison School
Madison Board of Education
Ohio State Department of Education
Training program yields twenty women at Madison High
Twenty women aged 19 to 47 began training November 4. Sixteen have spent 25 hours weekly at Madison High School for two weeks learning short ee words and improving typing. They also studied business English mathematics and office practice with hands on office machines. The 16 graduates will be available April 20 for full time work. Employers may interview them by calling the Ohio State Employment Service at 422-4567. Trainees report for interviews in the mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Ohio State Employment Service
Suit Filed In Tractor Mishap In Butler County Court
Franklin C. Kresheck of Manchester Road sues Firman Schirm of Breiel Bird seeking 20 dollars in damages after he was injured on April 21 1962 when lubricating plows on Schirm s tractor were left in an up position and fell on him following the tractor being moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Franklin C. Kresheck
Manchester Road
Firman Schirm
N. Breiel Bird
Schirm
Local bankruptcies filed in Cincinnati court
In the U S District Court in Cincinnati Ralph E Seeley of Hamilton a laborer with 3045 in debts and 525 in assets at 1341 Alb Statter Ave Marilyn S Rhodes of Hamilton a waitress with 1155 in debts and 20 in assets at 118 N Fifth St Albert L Shearer a welder of Hamilton with no debts or assets at 129 N Fifth St James L Swain a helper of Hamilton with 1576 in debts and 35 in assets at 184 Woodlawn Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ralph E. Seeley
Albstatter Ave
Hamilton
Albert L. Shearer
N. Fifth St
Marilyn S. Rhodes
James L. Swain
Woodlawn Ave
Helper
Liquor Case Postponed To April 17 In Municipal Court
A case charging Senna Ruth Wilson of S15 Oxford State Road with selling liquor to an intoxicated person was postponed to April 17 in Municipal Court. Wilson, arrested yesterday with Francis Surface of Lawrenceburg on intoxication and beer sale charges, received the same postponement. Carol Sue Clemons of 1612 Meadow Ave was also charged with intoxication and granted a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Senna Ruth Wilson
S15
Oxford State Road
Yankee Road
Wilson
Francis Surface
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Surface
Carol Sue Clemons
Meadow Ave
Rebel Inn
Court action in Butler County fines and sentences
In other court action yesterday Stephen Meadows, 18, of 800 Yankee Road, was fined 50 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Judge Lamb also sentenced two men convicted of intoxication to 30 days in Butler County jail and fined two other men for intoxication in yesterday's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sephen Meadows
Yankee Road
Lamb
Butler County
Luncheon at Excello Church Features World Federation Film
A Methodist Church fellowship luncheon followed by a film on the world federation of Methodist women will be held tomorrow at 6 p.m. Mrs Don Stahl, vice president of the Methodist Women, will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excello
World Federation of Methodist Womes
Don Stahl
Methodist Women
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Mrs
Verona Roberts
Holy Trinity Priest
Whelpton Services
P. K. Whelpton
LBJ
John McCormack
White House
Maga
Kenyon Students
Dean Haywood
Committee For
Finest Funeral Home
AIR Ambulance Service
National
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Stitsinger
UTES
Rogers
Rogers Optical Dept
Central Ave
Excello Church
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
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