Deaths and Funerals in Ohio Local Notices
Services set for Mrs Lelia Pearl Hawthorne formerly of Monroe Street at 2 p m Monday Riggs Funeral Home Rev E Eugene Frazer officiating Burial in Lebanon Cemetery Flowers omitted Funeral services also noted for Franklin Arbaugh 27 of 7802 Lyn Drive who died of leukemia at Grandview Hospital Dayton Born and raised in Franklin a 1960 Franklin High School graduate he worked nine years at Shoregrip Shore Co Miemisburg Surviving wife two children mother and siblings Funeral services 2 p m Monday Eaton Funeral Home Burial Highland Memorial Cemetery Miamisburg Calls today and Sunday for funeral home viewings Also noted is Mrs Becker who died Wednesday at Carlisle Care Center survived by daughter and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Pearl Hawthorne
Monroe Street
Riggs Funeral Home
E. Eugene Frazer
Lebanon Cemetery
Franklin
David Arbaugh
Lyn Drive
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Arbaugh
Franklin High School
Shoregrip & Shore Co
Miemisburg
Phyllis
Chad
Dawn
Sarah Arbaugh
Richard
Springboro
Ruth Masters
Dixie Dunn
Anna
Ohio
Charlotte Arbaugh
Eaton Funeral Home
Thighland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
Becker
Carlisle
Charlotte Heikes
Germantown
Services for Lillian Becker 99 Held at Germantown
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Becker age 99 of 40 Paula Drive are set for 2 p m tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home with J C Herbdert officiating. Burial will follow in Germantown Cemetery.
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Germantown
Lillian Becker
Paula
John #Arpp
J. C. Herbdert
Germantown Cemetery
Obituary notices list several funerals for tomorrow
Mrs Ollie Jamison 85 of 1136 Hayes Ave Claton Ky services 2 pm tomorrow Logan Morgan 55 of 6554 Okeana Drewsburg Road services 10 am tomorrow Grover Montanue 84 of 625 Harrison Ave services 1130 am tomorrow Lockland Anita Collins four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Monroe Collins Jr New Miami Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Jamison
Hayes Ave
Claton
Logan Morgan
Okeana
Drewsburg
Young
Grover Montanue
Harrison Ave
Lockland
Anita Collins
Monroe Collins Jr
New Miami
Cahill
Trenton Lions elect new officers led by Franz floerst
Franz floerst of 417 W. State Street was elected president of the Trenton Lions Club, succeeding William Ray Hughes. New officers include William L. Fry first vice president Paul Ehresman second vice president Cecil Taylor third vice president Billy Bishop secretary Robert G. Douglas treasurer Harold Poplin lion tamer Jimmy Woodrey tail twister Gilbert King and Benjamin Slusher two year directors Roy Roberts and Paul King one year directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Franz Floerst
W. State Street
Trenton Lions Club
William Ray Hughes
William L. Fry
Paul Ehresman
Cecil Taylor
Billy Bishop
Robert G. Douglas
Harold Poplin
Jimmy Woodrey
Gilbert King
Benjamin Slusher
Roy Roberts
Paul King
Park At Your Own Risk Outside Funeral Home
Louisville AP report notes a warning sign at a funeral home parking lot stating Park At Your Own Risk. The sight underscores caution around vehicle access near the service site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nixon backs bold SALT talks push amid earlier doubts
Senate sponsor Sen. John Sherman Cooper says President Nixon privately agrees with the resolution urging bold U S steps at SALT talks in Vienna. The measure, passed 72 to 6, urges a mutual freeze on deployment of MIRVS and threat missiles including ABM systems to pressure a broad proposal at the talks.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Carlisle Hears Role In New Sewage Plant
Carlisle village council heard HUD support delays for the Franklin sewage treatment plant while Wesley Flower of the Miami Valley Conservancy outlined Carlisle’s part in a $2.5 million project. The plan could reduce costs if more communities join, but HUD must cover about half of the sewer line installation costs. Construction could start in September and taxpayers would cover remaining line extensions across the Great Miami River. Council also discussed plumbing in city hall and a well for water supply, and a flag presentation by former member Harry Hannah and wife Doris.
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Council
Harry Hannah
Doris
Bronze Star Posthumously awarded to Kenneth L. Perry
Army Spec. 4 Kenneth L. Perry of 3821S Dixie Highway Franklin died in action in Vietnam on Sept. 19, 1969 after his unit, Company A 5th Bn 12th Infantry 199th Infantry Brigade, encountered a fortified position. He previously earned the National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Service Medal with Bronze Star and other badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn S. Perry
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Army
Kenneth L. Perry
Vietnam
Perry
12Th Infantry
199Th
Armco VP Addresses Berkeley Seminar on Steel Industry
Armco Steel Corp vice president Brookes D. Billman spoke at the University of California Berkeley seminar on labor management relations in steel. He urged restraint in government intervention to preserve free collective bargaining and warned against turning Congress or the administration into final arbiters of contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookes D. Billman
Armco Steel Corp
University of California
Berkley
Steel Industry
Billman
Congress
Houston
Butter County approves sheriff equipment cost for dispatch console
Butter County commissioners approve the countys share of nine thousand seven hundred forty dollars for a new communications console for the sheriff department. Federal matching funds of fourteen thousand six hundred twelve dollars may follow if a grant through District 13 Crime Council is approved. The console would enable dispatch for all police agencies. The board also tabled action on closed circuit television for the juvenile detention home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butter County
Harold J. Carpenter
District 13 Crime Council
John Bohlen
Carpenter
Butler County
Jury Rules In Favor Of Defendant Childs
A Butler County Common Pleas jury found in favor of defendant James M. Childs in a $16 644 civil action filed by Jesse James. James claimed injuries from a June 6 1965 collision on Cotton Run Road when a south bound pickup allegedly crossed the center line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
James M. Childs
Hamilton- Mason Road
Jesse James
Jacksonburg- Somerville
Middletown
Rt. 2
James
Cotton Run Road
Ohio 73
Childs
Nixon Grasping for Oscar Praise Fails to Reach Wayne
President Nixon tried to congratulate John Wayne on winning best actor for True Grit. A White House spokesman said Nixon placed a call to Wayne Wednesday but could not reach him. Wayne later attempted to return the call but was unavailable while Nixon cruised the Potomac aboard a Navy yacht.
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Washington
Nixon
John Wayne
White House
Wayne
John Mitchell
Hollywood
Teasley Sues Middletown Officer for 50000 Damages
Henry Teasley files a 50000 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas against Middletown police officer Melvin Barker. Teasley alleges arrest on a delinquency charge in 1967 and cites public humiliation from the 1968 trial, with previous related suits dismissed.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Common Pleas
Henry Teasley
Eighth Ave
Melvin Barker
Teasley
Nairn Moose Elected Governor of Moose Lodge 501
Reynold Nairn of 2403 Browning St was elected governor of Moose Lodge 501 last night succeeding John D Moore Other new officers include Bill D Hatton junior governor A H Fisher prelate Howard Reider three year trustee John Wyatt two year trustee Ernest Brothers one year trustee Robert T Newman treasurer Milton S Proctor secretary Installation set for April About 25 new members to be enrolled this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold Nairn
Browning St
Moose Lodge
John D. Moore
Bill D. Hatton
A. H. Fisher
Howard Reider
John Wyatt
Ernest — Brothers
Robert T. Newman
Milton’ S. Proctor
Brashears Held For Grand Jury On Murder Charge
Hubert Joe Brashears aged 42 of 3113 Omaha Street was bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on a second degree murder charge. Judge J. T. Lamb set bond at 25000, continuing. Brashears is accused of killing Seldon Peck, 35, at Brashears’ home last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Joe Brashears
Omaha St
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Brashears
Seldon Peck
Woman Released from Prison After Heart Condition
Anna Jean Compton, 21, formerly of a South Lebanon trailer park, was released from Marysville Reformatory for Women on a medical certificate. She had been jailed since October for the gunshot slaying of her husband and spent most of her term hospitalized. Her attorney said she has a serious heart condition and faces surgery next week in Columbus. Judge Darrell Hottle signed the release after considering the shock treatment law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Anna Jean Compton
Marysville
Young
Darrell Hottle
Hottle
Highland County
Warren C. Young
Sanitarians Push Name Change to Ohio Environmental Health
At a Columbus convention 450 sanitarians voted to seek renaming the group to Ohio Environmental Health Association. Officials say the title should reflect a broader role from milk and water safety to radiation, housing and other modern environmental health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Webster
Ohio Association of Sanitarians
Ohio Environmental Health Association
OAS
Ralph Frazier
Clermont County
Vienna Plant Plans Atomic Power Near Tulln
Plant Planned VIENNA-Austria, which produces 25 billion kilowatt hours of electricity a year, is planning a $150 million atomic power plant near Tulln that will add 5 to 7 per cent to the Alpine republic's output of electricity. It is expected to be in operation by 1975.
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Vienna
Austria
Tulln
Alpine Republic
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