Mrs Nellie M Dinan 78 Middletown resident dies
Nellie M Dinan 78 of 2805 Wilbraham Road Middletown died at 11 2 am Tuesday at Middletown Hospital after a month in care She is survived by husband Patrick two sons Pat and Bill of Middletown two sisters Mary Fishbaugh of Middletown Rosalre Swain of Hamilton a brother Charles Muthert Dayton four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Services scheduled at Holy Trinity Church with Mass of the Resurrection Monday Burial in Butler County Memorial Park Calling hours Thursday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Sports Beach Fla referenced in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Dinan
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Patrick
Pat
Bill
Mary Fishbaugh
Rosalre Swain
Hamilton
Charles Muthertof Dayton
Holy Trinity Church
Butler County Memorial Park
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Middletown Woman Hattie Heflin Dies After Illness
Mrs Hattie Marie Heflin 38 of 3203 Yankee Road died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 12 50 am after illness dating from Jan 21 She was born in Ezel Kentucky and lived in Middletown since 1927 Survived by two daughters Peggy Ferrel of Houston and Janet Proffitt Middletown a sister Lillie Pusiev Middletown two brothers Dillard Cox and Bill Cox both of Ezel and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements at MecCoy Leffler Funeral Home incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marie Heflin
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Heflin
Ezel
Middletown
Wesley
Peggy Ferrel
Houston
Tex
Janet Proffitt
Lillie Pusiev
Dillard Cox
Bill Cox
MecCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Mary Stigler 88 of Ardmore Drive dies in Middletown
Mrs. Mary E Mamie Stigler 88 of 10 Ardmore Drive died at 935 p m Tuesday at Middletown Hospital where she was admitted Monday Her husband Joseph died in 1955 Surviving are two sons Edward and Harry of Middletown a daughter Mrs Marcella Stevenson of Pompano Beach and two sisters and a brother listed in the obituary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
Mamie) Stigler
Ardmore Drive
Middletown Hopital
Joseph
Edward
Harry
Middletown
Marcella Stevenson
Pompano
Services for Mrs Lizzie Snyder Held in Lebanon
Lizzie B. Snyder 90 of Lebanon died Monday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a broken hip. Funeral services 2 p.m. Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Visiting hours Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m. Surviving: three daughters Evieyn Adams Carnie Shutts and Pearl Sawyer all of Lebanon two brothers a sister and 12 more details not specified.
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Lebanon
Lizzie B. Snyder
Oswald Funeral Home
Snyder
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Wright Nursing Home
Mason
Evieyn Adams
Carnie Shutts
Pearl Sawyer
Oma A. Wysong Dies at 89 in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Oma A Wysong aged 89 of 234 East Market Street died at 1155 p.m Tuesday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral arrangements are being handled by John Arpp Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Oma A. Wysong
E. Market St
Middletown Hospital
John Arpp
Obituaries and funeral services listed for several residents
The notice lists funeral services for Flora Nuckols aged 63 in Webb county, Gary Hedgecock, 2, Erlanger Kentucky, Marie Wolke 67 Fairfield, William Bowling 80 of 427 Williams Ave. and an infant son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Cromer West Chester with private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Nuckols
N. D St
Webb
Gary Hedgec
Ock
Erlanger
Hamilton
Marie Wolke
Fairfield
Sacred Heart Church
William Bowling
Williams Ave
Brown-Dawson
Glenn Cromer
West Chester
Colligan
Ashbrook Calls for NLRB Probe and Independent Panel
Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio urged a congressional investigation of the National Labor Relations Board. He proposed creating an independent labor court to scrutinize NLRB decisions and shield it from outside pressure, arguing unions wield disruptive power and remedial action is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Crea
NLRB
House
NLRB Decisions Spark House Debate On Secondary Boycotts
Ashbrook of the Speakers Bureau on the House Education and Labor Committee argues NLRB rulings permitting secondary boycotting conflict with congressional intent. The NLRB handles unfair labor practice charges against unions and management with five presidentially appointed members serving five year terms. Ashbrook says current pronouncements threaten management options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbrook
House Education and Labor Committee
NLRB
Congress
Senate
Speakers Bureau Formed For Children With Learning Disabilities
A Tri-County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities forms a speakers bureau to aid service groups seeking information. Spokesman notes children with learning disabilities are academically capable but underperform in school. Available speakers include Janet Clemmons Hamilton Dr Albert Miller Bonnie Scott and Cherri Carpenter a school psychologist in pupil personnel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- County Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Association
Janet Clemmons
New London Rd
Hamilton
Albert Miller
Bonnie Scott
Wicklow Dr
Cherri Carpenter
N. Marsnai
Lockup Is A Walkout
Haskell County Atty Arthur B McKinley lashed at the county jail facilities and security in a civic club talk. He joked that prisoners should sign affidavits not to escape so he can charge them with perjury if they walk out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Kan
Haskell County
Arthur B. McKinley
Old County
McKinley
Church claims overwhelming allegiance of local population
A regional survey shows the Roman Catholic Church with more than 90 percent allegiance among residents. Clergy describe strong community support and active participation in parish life across multiple towns.
City Expands Urban Renewal Purchases Downtown
City adds three downtown properties to its urban renewal program totaling 73 801 dollars bringing the downtown tally to five acquisitions. Names include Garnett Tobacco Co at 121 Manchester Ave First Avenue Temple of God at 1215 First Ave and Music Mart at 12 S Clinton St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Tobacco Co
Manchester Ave
First Ave
First Avenue Temple
Paul Christiansen
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Main St. Luiis
Casco Investment Co
Broad Street
Casco
Ortman-Stewart Co
Frank Esselman
Verity Parkway
Fire damages three homes in city incidents
At 12 59 p m on Longfellow Street Chris Steed 8 ill remained at scene. At 7 21 p m Rose Williams 77 ill taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance with today fair condition. At 12 28 p m on Woodlawn Avenue fire under porch at Charles Gillie home with 20 damage under investigation. At 10 52 p m on Tytus Avenue delayed ignition of oil furnace in basement with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow St
Chris Steed
Cribbs
Rose Williams
Middletown Hospital
Woodlawn
Charles Gillie
Tytus
Tom Dennison
Ecuador President Fires His Nephew After Military Uprising
In Quito, President Jose Maria Velasco ousted his nephew Jorge Acosta Velasco, who had been defense minister and a power behind the presidency. Dissenting officers arrested him amid a failed bid to topple Velasco, with Gen. Luis Jacome Chavez replaced and later restored order after a wave of mutinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco
Jorge Acosta Velasco
Acosta Velasco
Hector Jacome Castillo
Jacome Chavez
Air Force
War College
Valesco Tharra
Luis Robles Plaza
Reward offered for Vandals at Miami Avenue site
Walter Follmer Construction Co announces a 200 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals at the Miami Avenue site in Middletown. Losses over the weekend include a 500 vibrator compactor and extensive window and windshield damage to trailers and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Avenue
Walter Follmer Construction Co
New Miami
Middletown
West Virginia Colleges Face Shutdown Without Extra Funds
Four state colleges led by Marshall University and Shepherd, Glenville and West Liberty face closure until July 1 unless the legislature approves $592,000 in supplemental aid. The State Board of Regents warned that the extra money is needed during a special session of the 6th Legislature to prevent near-term bankruptcy of the colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston. W. Va
West Virginia
State Board of Regents
Marshall University
Shepherd
Glenville
West Liberty
Quake Registered In Celebes Sea
Berkeley AP reports a large earthquake likely in the Celebes Sea between Indonesia and the Philippines. The UC Seismological Laboratory recorded it at 12:30 a.m. EST with an estimated magnitude of 6.75 on the Richter scale, strong enough to cause serious damage if it struck a populated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Celebes Sea
Indonesia
Philippines
University of California Seismological Laboratory
University
Robin Adams
Paper and board export surge seen in 1971
New York AP reports industry exports of paper and board for 1971 may rise 5 percent to 3 million tons worth about 580 million dollars. Imports are projected up 2 percent to 77 million tons valued at 1.1 billion dollars, per A B Dick Co of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. B. Dick Co
Chicago
Actress Mercedes McCambridge to keynote May 26 NCA banquet
Mercedes McCambridge, honorary national chairman of the National Council on Alcoholism, will be the principal speaker at a May 26 banquet in Hamilton. The event, hosted by Butler County NCA, will be at the First Baptist Church, with plans announced by Curtis A. Campbell. McCambridge will discuss alcoholism as a disease during an overnight stop on a speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Actres
Mercedes McCambridge
Butler County
National Council On Alcoholism, Inc
First Baptist Church of
Hamilton-Cleves Highway
Curtis A. Campbell
Buckeye St
Miss McCambridge
Woman escapes injury as two one car crashes demolish vehicles
Three people suffered minor injuries in two separate single car crashes before midnight. Kathleen J. White 21 was treated for injuries after her 1968 car left Roosevelt Boulevard struck shrubs and a yard, ending in a sunken driveway. Arthur Greene Jr. 26 and Jerry Pence 21 were treated for minor injuries after Greene's 1964 Sports car hit a utility pole. both cars were total losses with damages cited at about 2000 and 1800 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen J. White
Gladys Drive
Middletown Hospital
Arthur Greene Jr
Robinson-Vail Road
Franklin
Jerry Pence
Henry Ave
Greene
Poliwe
Miss White
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
Kensington Street
Kensington Si
Bill's Failure Saves Paint Job
A West Virginia bill to ban the display of exposed female breasts stalled in committee, potentially sparing the Capitol east wing corridor ceiling from new coverings. The decor already features several classical female figures with uncovered bosoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Capitol
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Nellie Dinan
Hattie Heflin
Mary Stigler
Mrs
Lizzie Snyder
Oma Wysong
Speakers Bureau
Carpenter
Division of Pupil Personnel Services
Hope
Hue
South Vietnam
Trung Thien
Pakistan
New Delhi
Karachi
U.S
East Pakistan
Tehran
Iran
Bangkok
Calcutta
Clan MacNair
Chittagong
Leon Lumsden
East
Dacca
Columbus
Robert Bender
Jeff
Bender
Bonnie
American Savings & Loan Assn
Citizens Savings & Loan Assn
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Union Senitory
Iw. Va
Orson Welle
Penn Central Railroad
Manchester Avenue
SAT Ata
le Ana ML
AMAX
Butler County Awning, Inc
Illinois
City
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