Deaths And Funerals
Kitty May McQuinn three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward McQuinn died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a three day illness Autopsy planned Survived by parents four brothers Thurman George Stanley Arthur all Middletown three sisters Ruth Mrs Opal Bell and Mrs Otis Wills all Middletown and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Locher Sciotoville Private services Thursday Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard Burial Elk Creek Cemetery No visitations W Nelson Wilson 86 of 45 King Ave died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton Former Deerfield Township trustee and retired King Powder Co employee Survived by sister Mrs Mildred Ascherman Grand Rapids Mich Services 1 p m Thursday Witte Funeral Home Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Mason Call at funeral home after 5 p m tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty May McQuinn
Edward McQuinn
S. Dixie Hwy
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Thurman
George
Stanley
Arthur
Middletown
Ruth
Opal Bell
Otis Wills
Arthur Locher
Sciotoville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Elk Creek Cemetery
Kings Mills
W. Nelson Wilson
King Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Deerfield Township
King Powder Co
Mildred Ascherman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Witte Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Mason Friends
Franklin Woman Flora Chasteen, 82, Dies at Middletown Hospital
Flora Chasteen 82 of 842 S River St Franklin died at Middletown Hospital at 2 20 pm after a four day stay. Survived by husband Harry T two sons Everett Franklin and Rev Harry R Chasteen Springfield and two daughters Pearl Ward Rome Georgia and Madelene Gravenstine Washington DC 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Services set for 10 am Thursday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev S Gessner officiating burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow from 2 65 and 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Flora Chasteen
S. River St
Middletown Hospital
Harry T
Everett
Harry R. Chasteen
Springfield
Pearl Ward
Rome
Madelene Gravenstine
Washington, D. C
Eaton Fueral
S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Death of Two-Week-Old Franklin Boy Estep
William Estep two week old son of Mr and Mrs James Estep of Union Road Franklin died on arrival at Middletown Hospital suffering apparent crib suffocation. Survived by parents a brother Ronald paternal grandparents Clyde Griffith and Robert Dean both of Franklin. Graveside services set for 3 p m tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home after noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William Estep
James Estep
Union Road
Middletown Hospital
Ronald
Clyde Griffith
Robert Dean
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Obituaries Notice For Three Local Residents
James Jarrett aged 53 of 1257 High Street will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow. William Miller aged 81 of 2680 Hamilton Richmond Road will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Elmo Woods aged 41 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton will have services today at the Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jarrett
High St
Brown-Dawson
William Miller
Hamilton
Richmond Road
Webb
Elmo Woods
Cincinnati
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Han Suyin Barred From Entering Philippines
Manila AP report says Peking-born author Han Suyin famed for Love Is a Many Splendored Thing was denied entry to attend a Press Foundation of Asia meeting. State that her political beliefs influenced the visa decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Han Suyin
Philippines
China
Press Foundation of Asia
Iraqi Immigrant Marries Beirut Bride In One Day
Frank Najor left Iraq at 15 and built a business in California after arriving in 1959. In March he traveled to Beirut to wed 17 year old Manal in a Roman Catholic ceremony. The couple returned to the United States a couple days later stating they were already in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manal
Najor
Antwan
Telkief
San Diego
el Cajon
Frank
U.S
Sis
Ter Najea
Beirut
Najea
Baghdad
Italian tax strike ends as collectors return to work
Rome AP Italian tax office workers resume duties after an 114 day strike that delayed 1969 income tax filings. About 14 000 officials will process four million declarations for 3 388 inspectors, with higher pay and more hires promised to ease the burden. The stoppage drew criticism of a biased system where professionals face lighter levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mazzarella
Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Finance Ministry
Letter Arrives 12 Years Later in Las Vegas
Corky Poole mailed a Reno college letter 12 years ago to Las Vegas girlfriend now wife. The envelope bore a Reno postmark dated March 4 1958 and a three cent stamp. The Poole family received the letter only last week prompting surprise about the long delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Corky Poole
Reno
Tax Collectors’ Union Rep.m
Carlisle School Board Approves Bond for New High School
Carlisle votes 841 to 662 for a 1 950 000 bond issue to fund a new high school and renovate the present building for a junior high. A building advisory committee is named with students and faculty, bids to be advertised in 1971, and renovation to begin in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
William Minck
Levy
David Way
William Adkins
Charles
Stailsmith & Fernandez
Dayton
FBI Arrest 13 In Ohio Gambling Ring
The FBI arrested 13 of 15 indicted men from Ohio Louisiana and Nevada in a Northern Ohio centered gambling ring handling about 150000 weekly. The probe linked sports bookmaking and related activities with Frank Timoteo of Parma Heights a softball team manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Louisiana
Nevada
Frank Timoteo
Parma Heights
Cleveland
Pyramid Cafe
Spagnola
Berea
Nello A. Ronci
Anthony
Booze
Charles Moore
Liberty Township
City Sells Junk Cars At 70 Cents Each
Louisville officials report a two week old program that removes about 25 cars daily from yards streets and vacant lots. A salvage dealer crushes the vehicles into scrap metal for resale while the city saves compared with the former tow truck and disposal method costing six to sixteen dollars per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillebrand
The Dog Star Sirius Brightest Star in Heavens
The dog star Sirius is identified as the brightest star in the sky, a prominent beacon in celestial observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirius
business education must partner for progress says Verity
Ohio Northern University marks founders day with Armco Steel president William Verity urging stronger ties between business and education. He says students seek action on social needs and pollution control and invites ONU to visit Armco in Middletown on E Day, April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Wiliam Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Verity
University
Armco
Middletown
Eday
JFK Slaying Suit Claims Chicago Conspiracy Involves Five
Legal researcher Sherman Skolnick sues in U S District Court alleging the National Archives hides documents proving President Kennedy was slain by a conspiracy rather than by a lone assassin. He targets the Warren Commission and cites a Chicago arrest linked to a double for Oswald. The suit notes alleged ties to two Illinois Supreme Court justices who later resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
National Archives
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Sherman Skolnick
Warren
Kennedy
Army Air Force
Dallas
Warren Commission
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Thomas Arthur Vallee
Vallee
Skolnick
Vailee
New York
Oswald
Illinois Supreme Court
Tuckians Fight Feds Over River Temperature Standards
Kentucky and federal authorities clash over Ohio River thermal pollution limits. The Interior Department backs 87 to 87.5 degrees, while the Kentucky Water Pollution Control Commission seeks 89 to 93 degrees and argues for parity with other Mississippi River states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ohio River
League of Kentucky
John Osborne
Interior Department
Kentucky Water Pollution Control Commission
State Commission
Ralph Pickard
Iowa
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Ohio
Mississippi
Vice Squad Chief Quits Over Marijuana Laws
Philadelphia AP report says Robert P. Mozentner, 31, head of the narcotics and rackets division in the district attorney's office, resigned saying he cannot prosecute drug cases in good conscience. He criticized marijuana penalties as too harsh and urged changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Attornney
Robert P. Mozentner
Mozentner
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S. Verity
al Sebastian
Gary Wolfinbarger
Dick Clayton
Ken Leib
First Ave
Metropolitan Life
Bill Clinger
Frank Daugherty
Dan Marini
By Peggy Hermetz
Louisville, Ky
Robert Hillebrand
Building and Housing Inspection
Morize
OAD
JFK
1St Ave
Williamson
Williamson - Ziegler, Inc
North Broad Street
Tamous
S. Breiel Bivd
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