Deaths And Funerals Ronald Gilbert 22
Ronald Gilbert 22 of 2405 Easton Ave collapsed and died at South Lebanon School. He was born in South Lebanon and worked for Armco Steel Corp. Survived by wife Patricia, parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert, five brothers Carl Glenn Guy Keith Phillip, two sisters Wilis Grimm and Tricia. Services 11 Saturday at Oswald Memorial Home Lebanon. burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Ronald Gilbert
Easton Ave
South Lebanon
Gilbert
Armco Steel Corp
Patricia
John Gilbert
Carl
Glenn
Guy
Keith
Phillip
Banon
Wilis Grimm
Lebanon
Tricia
Oswald Neval
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Obituary: Mrs. Lelia Hawthorne of Monroe Street dies
Mrs. Lelia Pearl Hawthorne, formerly of Monroe Street, died at Mid Setons Hospital after admission. A longtime educator, she taught 24 years, most recently at South and Central Schools, later worked as a News-Signal proofreader until 1925. She was born in Lebanon, a National Normal School graduate, and a member of First United Methodist Church. Her husband W. H. Hawthorne died in 1941. No immediate survivors. Arrangements at Riggs Funeral Home. no visitations.
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Lelia Pearl Hawthorne
Monroe Street
Mid Setons Hospital
Friendly Oaks Nursing Home
Hawthorne
Lebanon
Old National Normal School
Ohio University
Foster College
Haworne
South School
Central School
The
News-Signal
First United Methodist Church
W. H. Hawthorne
Riggs
Yocum Heads Local Veterans Auxiliary Officers
Mrs Ruth Yocum of 4019 Union Road Franklin was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary Post 3809 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers include Mrs Brian Helton senior vice president Mrs Stella Cox junior vice president Mrs Lois Burns treasurer Mrs Ben Espenmiller chaplain Mrs Louise Hagen guard Mrs Lois Gridfield conductress and Mrs Jerri Hamlin patriotic instructor. They will take office in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Yocum
Nion Road
Franklin
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brian Helton
Stella Cox
Unior
Lois Burns
Ben Espenmiller
Louise Hagen
Lois Gridfield
Jerri Hamlin
Obituary of Robert A. Upton of Middletown and Cincinnati
Robert Allen Upton 32 formerly of Middletown died Tuesday at his Cincinnati home. A Fenwick High School graduate and longtime organist for St. Peter Claver Church he was a Moeller Council Knights of Columbus member. Survived by wife Lois four sons Richard Kirk Mark and Gregory all at home father Clyde Upton Oakland Calif two sisters Mrs George Davis Franklin and Barbara Los Angeles and a brother Donald Portland Ore Funeral Mass 9:30 am Saturday at Church of the Guardian Angels Mt. Washington Cincinnati with calling hours 4 to 9 pm Friday at Riedlinger Lemen Funeral Home Bond Hill.
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Robert Allen Upton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Mr. Upton
Fenwick High School
St. Peter Claver Church
Moeller Council
Knights of Columbus
Lois
Richard
Kirk
Mark
Gregory
Clyde Upton
Oakland
Calif
George Davis
Franklin
Barbara
Los Angeles
Donald
Portland
Ore
Church of the Guardian Angels
Mt. Washington
Riedlinger-Lemen
Bond Hill
Funeral services for Joseph A. Raney Sr in Carlisle
Services for Joseph A. Raney Sr. 43 of 330 Fairview Ave Carlisle will be at 10 am Saturday at Roberts Drive Pentecostal Church with Rev Hearty Hopkins officiating. Burial follows in Woodhill Cemetery. The funeral home will be open tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
Joseph A. Raney Sr
Fairview Ave
Carlisle
Roberts Drive
Memorial notices for three local residents
Mrs. Dora Reynolds, 79, of 514 S. Seventh St. will hold services at 2 p.m. tomorrow. A. Ellis Riley, 78, of 2061 Hamilton-Richmond Road will have private services. Mrs. Rosa Oglesby, 78, of 903 Campbell Ave. will attend services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the N Seventh Street Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Reynolds
S. Seventh St
Colligan
A. Ellis Riley
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Klaus-Weigel
Rosa Oglesby
Campbell Ave
N. Seventh Street
Church of Christ
Poll shows McElroy leading Ohio governor race
The Ohio Information Committee poll shows former Attorney General Mark McElroy at 41 percent, John J. Gilligan 32 percent, and Robert E. Sweeney 27 percent in the Democratic governor field. Auditor Roger Cloud leads Republicans with 42 percent. Buzz Lukens 29 percent. Paul W. Brown 26 percent. Robin T. Turner leads GOP treasurer race with 38 percent. Gertrude Donahey heads the Democratic side.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
Atty
Mark McElroy
Roger Cloud
McElroy
John J. Gilligan
Robert E. Sweeney
OIC
Change of wife’s surname on marriage common worldwide
Across many nations wives adopt their husband’s surname at marriage. The practice reflects cultural norms and legal frameworks varying by country.
Ruppert Attacks Koehler Over Democratic Bossism in Ohio
Warren County prosecutor James D. Ruppert accused Butler County Democratic chairman Richard N. Koehler of dictatorial control at a Hamilton gathering. Ruppert says Koehler blocks introductions and stifles challengers as the May 5 primary nears. Koehler defended fair proceedings and noted a full taped record.
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Hamilton
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
James D. Ruppert
Warren County
24Th
Richard N. Koehler
Ruppert
Koehler
Wilks Says He Was Turned Down at Meeting
Hamilton attorney Harry T. Wilks says he was turned down when he sought introduction at a Democratic meeting. Wilks, endorsed by Butler County Democrats in the May 5 primary for the Mth congressional seat, attended as a friend of John Glenn, and noted the gathering was limited to state candidates. He left to bid Glenn and his wife farewell as the meeting reconvened.
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John Gilligan
John Glenn
Oxford
James H. Pelley
Middletown
Kelly Haddix
Ruppert
Koehler
Democratic Party
Butler Democratic Organization
Harry Wilks
Hamilton
Raymond CC. Motley
Mth
Harry T. Wilks
Butler County
Wilks
Richard Koehler
Sam Sheppard Buried After Tumultuous Legal Fight
Sam Sheppard is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery after private family services. The former Bay Village osteopath, once convicted of his wife Marilyn's 1954 murder and later acquitted, died last Monday at an East Side residence. Coroner Franklin County has not yet issued an official verdict pending chemical tests, with autopsy finding no cancer signs. His life of trials, releases, and later ventures, including a charitable wrestling role, marked a dramatic public arc.
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Sam Sheppards
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Forest Lawn
Weir Arend Funeral Homes
East Chapel
Bay Village
Marilyn
Ohio
East Side
Robert A. Evans
Franklin County
Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Gahanna
Colleen Strickland
George Strickland
Ethel Niles Sheppard
Richard A. Sheppard
Bay View Osteopathic Hospital
Cleveland
Richard N. Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Stephen A. Sheppard
Imola
Calif
Napa State Hospital
England
Deputy Paralyzed After Crash Returning Home
Deputy William Reynolds 27 of Warren County Sheriff’s Office is hospitalized in fair condition at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a late night crash on Bunnel Hill Road. He suffered a fractured vertebra and paralysis from the waist down, with undetermined extent per hospital officials. Reynolds lives on Catalpa Drive with his wife and four children.
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Springboro
Warren County
William Reynolds
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Reynolds
Break-Ins Reported At Two Homes Totaling $1 300 Loss
Two break ins were reported with an estimated $1 300 in losses. At Betty Deacon 2007 Hill Ave the thief took a $98 22 tax refund check 200 in cash two penny rolls 10 silver dollars Canadian paper money and jewelry from a cedar chest. Annie Allen of 525 Yankee Rd reported groceries clothing and a television set missing valued around $600. Bill Brown 109 Aberdeen Dr said four magnesium wheels and tires were stolen from a garage.
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Betty Deacon
Hill Ave
Annie Allen
Yankee Road
Bill Brown
Aberdeen Drive
Reporter Claims Rights To Kopechne Transcript
The court stenographer Sidney Lipman seeks to publish and sell the 960 page Kopechne inquest transcript claiming sole rights. Supreme Court orders left papers impounded secret pending further directions and potential prosecutions.
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Boston
State Supreme Court
Sidney R. Lipman
Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Lipman
Superior Court
Edward V. Keating
Keating
Dukes Grand Jury
Dist. Atty
Edmund Dinis
Supreme Court
Wilfred ‘J. Paquet
Break-In At Morrow Post Office
Cincinnati postal inspectors investigate an early morning break-in at the Morrow Post Office on Pike Street. Burglars cut through a metal roof, tampered with the safe, forced desk drawers, and were inside about four hours. 15 torn letters found, none missing. The postmaster Warren Reed calls it a professional job.
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Morrow
Cincinnati
Warren Reed
Pike Street
Reed
Policeman's Dismissal Upheld by Civil Service Panel
In Columbus Ohio the Civil Service Commission upheld the dismissal of former Police Lt William C Voorhis on departmental charges. Voorhis had been one of eight officers facing federal gambling conspiracy charges last year and later acquitted.
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Columbus, Ohio
William C. Voorhis
Civil Service Commission
Voorhis
McDonald to Meet Voters in Lebanon Tomorrow
Ohio attorney general candidate John McDonald will visit Lebanon Warren County tomorrow at 4 p.m. The Democratic contender and Ohio House minority leader will meet voters at 12 S. Cherry St. in the Ed Lawson office of the assistant Warren County prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
John McDonald
Ohio
McDonald
Ohio House of Representatives
S. Cherry St
Ed Lawson
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Lelia P. Hawthorne
Yocum
Robert A. Upton
Joseph A. Raney
Howe Motors
U.S
Carlisle Shopping Center
Grand & Gideon
Vail
Grand Ave
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Rupport
Sol Riegel
Journal
Olde Towne
Park Lane
Temple Beth Sholom
Gladys
Grand
Collec
Morrow Post Office
McDonald Here
Sam
Byron Nelson
Byron
Sam Bartel
Bankamericard
T. Dee
BankAmericardit
Oyalby
Elie
Barnitz Bank
Downtown Progress
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