Deaths And Funerals Mark Stith Lawrenceville Va
Death notices report Mark Stith 61 of Lawrenceville Va died yesterday in Lawrenceville. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Robert Moore and another daughter two sisters and five brothers. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Cris P Jones Funeral Home Franklin.
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Mark Stith
Lawrenceville, Va
Robert Moore
Middletown
Lawrenceville
Cris P. Jones
Franklin
Joseph A. Raney Sr
Fairview Ave
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Carlisle Board of Education
Annie
Joseph Jr
James
Phyllis
Brende
Elven
Leonard
Somerville
Carl
Albert
Cleveland
Miamisburg
Edgar
Frances Hopkins
Eaton Funeral Home
Coin Thief Sought After String Of Break-Ins
City detectives continue a search for a young man suspected in six intrusions since Monday. He targets coin machines at businesses, taking only change. Losses include $2 from a Sinclair Station machine and other items at sites on Tullis Road Elmo Place Fifth Ave and more.
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Sinclair Station
Crawford St
Tullis Road
James S. Puccio
Elmo Place
Joann Matthews
Fifth Ave
Breiel
Brown
Phillips 66
Sutphin Street
Sherman Ave
Sawyer Real Estate
First Ave
Ted's Hardware
Central Ave
Gross Texaco
Ross Street
Breiel Boulevard
Secure Dentures With FASTEETH Adhesive Powder
Improve denture security during eating and speech with FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder. It binds firmly, resists souring, and leaves no gummy taste. Use as directed and consult your dentist for proper denture fit. Available at drug counters.
Obituary Notices for Claude Smith Catherine Federic Elmer Hickey
Claude Smith 57 of 438 S E St. will have services at 10 a m tomorrow Colligan. Miss Catherine Federic 86 of 10187 Springfield Pike has services at 2 p m tomorrow Webb. Elmer Hickey 49 of 90 Meadow Drive services 2 p m Friday at Kenworth Avenue Church of God.
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Claude Smith
S. E St
Colligan
Catherine Federic
Springfield Pike
Webb
Elmer Hickey
Meadow Drive
Kenworth Avenue
Church of God
Bourbon Prince Felix of Luxembourg Dies at 77
Prince Felix of Bourbon Parma fathered Luxembourg’s Grand Duke Jean and died at Fischbach Castle at age 77 after a kidney ailment. He married Grand Duchess Charlotte in 1919 and abdication in 1964 followed, with five children and a son Charles married to Joan Dillon. The royal couple marked a golden wedding five months ago.
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Luxembourg
Felix
Bourbon Parma
Jean
Fischbach Castle
Charlotte
Prince Charles
Joan Dillon
U.S. Treasury
C. Douglass Dilon
Prince Felix
British Railways Remains Leader in Passenger Journeys
More journeys are made over the British Railways than on any other railway system, underscoring its dominant role in travel and commuting nationwide. The statement highlights the railway network's extensive reach and continued popularity among passengers.
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British Railways
Fire Bombs Fail to Cause Damage at Local Cafe
Two fire bombs made from wine bottles filled with gasoline and cloth were tossed at a second floor window of Wolpert's Cafe on Chestnut Street around 10 p m. They caused little damage and no injuries. Police found the broken bottles beneath the window and could not confirm if they were thrown from a passing car.
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Hamilton
Second Ward
Wolpert
Chestnut St
Deer Struck and Killed Near New Miami
A 200 pound deer was struck and killed by an unidentified vehicle on N Third Street Extension near the Great Miami River bridge south of New Miami. Lt Robert Wright said the doe crossed from the river area and the animal will provide a meal at the Butler County Home.
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Hamilton
N. Third Street
Great Miami River
New Miami
Robert Wright
Sheriff's Office
Butler County
Lions elect governor in Ohio District 13H
Marvin W. Sherron of 5984 Niederlander Lane has been elected 1970-71 governor of Lions Clubs District 13H. He belongs to the Franklin Lions Club. Also named are Darwin Huff of Vandalia as junior deputy district governor and Dr. Bryan Zude of Anderson-Mt. Washington as senior deputy district governor.
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LIONS
Marvin W. Sherron
Niederlander Lane
Ohio Lions Clubs
Franklin Lions Club
Darwin Huff
Vandalia
Bryan Zude
Anderson
Polish Jokes Banned If Poles Are There
Washington AP reports the EEOC ruled that allowing Polish jokes at work violates the Civil Rights Act by discrimination based on national origin. Rep. Pucinski calls it a landmark decision restoring dignity. case involved a steel mill worker subjected to vulgar jests and mistreatment since 1965.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Roman C. Pucinski
Dill
Pucinski
First Day At Job Brings Botched Bakery Hold Up
Honolulu AP reports Sydney Pfeiffer a 17 year old on her first day at a bakery faced a gunman. She asked a seasoned worker for guidance while the robber held the place up. Lynn Shima 17 urged to give him the money. The gunman escaped Tuesday with 50 dollars in a jelly roll box.
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Honolulu
Sydney Pfeiffer
Miss Pfeiffer
Lynn Shima
Owls See Better at Night Than in Daylight
The article notes that owls are capable of daytime vision but perform worse in daylight than at night, highlighting their superior nocturnal sight.
Cleveland High Opens With 700 Guardsmen On Hand
Cleveland schools reopen on the East Side as 700 National Guardsmen and police guard Collinwood High and nearby Margaret Spellacy Junior High. Officials report better attendance and no major incidents after a week of racial clashes. guardsmen remain on standby to protect students and deter disturbances.
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Cleveland High School
Cleveland, Ohio
Collinwood High School
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
B. Stokes
Spellacy
Rhodes
Carl B. Stokes
Paul Briggs
Collinwood
Margaret Spellacy
Stokes
107Th Armored Cavalry
Arm‘ory
Cleveland Police
Adj
Sylvester T.) del Corso
Monroe Village Council switches dog catcher to hourly pay
Monroe council returns dog catcher's pay to hourly wages and notes the busy season. Council also reviews Cemetery Board finances with a $66 real deficit in 1969 and votes minor changes to grave plot refunds and funds handling.
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Monroe
Homer Atchley
Atchley
Gordon Reed
Seth
Johnson
Six Sherpas Die As Ice Blocks Strike Everest Expedition
A Nepalese disaster on Everest kills six Sherpas when a huge ice block collapses during guiding operations for a Japanese expedition led by Yuichi Miura. Two Sherpas are rescued. bodies retrieved from a crevice after the event at 18,860 feet. No injuries reported among the Japanese.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Yuichi Miura
Everest
Wilks Opens Campaign Office Focused on Vietnam
Democrat Harry Wilks launched his congressional campaign at 1030 Central Ave. with a ribbon cutting and supporters present. He emphasized Vietnam as the central issue, pledging a September trip to Vietnam if he wins the May nomination, linking foreign policy to inflation and domestic woes.
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Harry Wilks
Vietnam
Wilks
Laos
Central Ave
U. S
Middletown
David L. Smith
Pat Stols
South School
Hamilton
Music Winners to Perform at Middletown Club
Eighteen Middletown students who earned superior ratings at the March 21 Cincinnati Music Festival will perform at the Middletown Music Club at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Participants include Gregory Squire Kathy Dell Ann Schuler Daniel Squire Chris Flora Mariann Julliard Amy Pfaff Becky Slusser Janis Ireland Michael Davidson Nadina Oldfield Sherry Sebastian Becky Schamore Kim Geckeler Brenda Taulbee Kim Coldiron Brent Williams and Eddie West. Program chairmen are Mrs. Gerald Squire Mrs Stephen Molnar and Mrs. Kenny.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Gregory Squire
Kathy Dell
Ann Schuler
Daniel Squire
Chris Flora
Mariann Julliard
Amy Pfaff
Becky Slusser
Janis Ireland
Michael Davidson
Nadina Oldfield
Sherry Sebastian
Becky Schamore
Kim Geckeler
Brenda Taulbee
Kim Coldiron
Brent Williams
Eddie West
Gerald Squire
Stephen Molnar
Kenney
Theater Roots in Greek Dionysian Drama
The theater traces its origins to ancient Greek performances honoring a god, typically Dionysus, marking the start of Western drama and ritual festivity.
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Dionysus
Bridge Height Over Royal Gorge 1,053 Feet Above Water
A suspension bridge spanning the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River rises 1,053 feet above the water. The vantage point marks a notable engineering record and tourist landmark in the region.
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Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Chlorination cost and fire equipment requests outlined
Engineer Nelson Clinton cites state mandates for treating plant effluent with chlorine at over nine thousand dollars, recommending a five thousand dollar packaged chlorinator system plus four thousand dollars in piping. Council approves purchase of hoses and ladders totaling about one thousand five hundred dollars from a fire levy, with a new fifty foot ladder for the Mount Pleasant Home and Manchester Machine Co.
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Nelson Clinton
Clinton
Earl Hiteshue
Reed
Hiteshue
Mount Pleasant
Manchester Machine Co
Ireland leads world in movie attendance rates
The article notes that Irish people go to the cinema more frequently than any other population globally, highlighting a strong cultural enthusiasm for film consumption across the country.
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Ireland
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