Deaths And Funerals Floyd Certier
Floyd Certier 68 of Hamilton died 10:30 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services and burial are in Lynchburg with Davis & Sons Funeral Home handling arrangements. He leaves Miles of Dayton two stepdaughters Margaretta Sourbeer Eaton and Virginia McCampbell Camden, a stepson Richard Call Richmond Ind., three brothers and two sisters.
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Floyd Certier
Hamilton
Middletown
Lynchburg
Davis & Sons Funeral Home
Everhart 84 Services Set for Waynesville Resident
Services for Howard C. Everhart of Waynesville will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery at Corwin. He died at 1 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. His wife Prudence is the sole immediate survivor.
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Waynesville
Howard C. Everhart
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Everhart
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Prudence
Mrs. Lillie Ferguson dies at 89 in Lebanon
Mrs. Lillie Ferguson, 89, died yesterday at East Orchard Nursing Home where she had been a patient. Survived by three daughters Hazel Dean Holllywood Fla Marjorie Flowers Los Angeles Dorothy Evans Youngstown. two sons Herschel and Myron Lebanon. sister Ada Kistler Springfield. brother John Crabbe Springfield. half-brother Raymond Crabbe Columbus. eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Services at 1 p.m. Thursday Oswald Memorial Home. Burial Lafayette Cemetery London Ohio.
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Lebanon
Lillie Ferguson
East Orchard Nursing Home
Hazel Dean
Holllywood
Fla
Marjorie Flowers
Los Angeles
Dorothy Evans
Youngstown
Herschel
Myron
Ada Kistler
Springfield
John Crabbe
Raymond Crabbe
Columbus
Oswald
James E. McIntosh 75 Estate Services Held
Funeral services for James E. McIntosh 75 of 220 Richmond Pike will be at 1 30 pm tomorrow at Girton Schmidt Funeral Home. Burial in Monroe Cemetery follows. The Dayton man died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital after surgery. He had served as custodian at the Preble County Courthouse since 1918 and is survived by his wife Kathleen and a daughter Mrs Phylis.
Services for Mrs. Ernie Waggoner Held in Lebanon
Obituary notices describe funeral services for Mrs. Ernie Waggoner 91 of 115 N Cherry St with a 11 am Thursday service at Oswald Memorial Home and burial in Lebanon Cemetery. A Legion Auxiliary service is set for 7:30 pm tomorrow with viewing 6 to 9 pm.
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Lebanon
Ernie Waggoner
N. Cherry St
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
American Legion Auxiliary
Waggoner
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Distinguished Law Scholar James A. MacLachlan Dies in Crash
In Rogersville Tennessee James A. MacLachlan 75 long time Harvard University law professor was killed Monday when his car hit a tractor trailer. The report notes his prominence in legal education and public service.
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Rogersville
Tenn
James A. MacLachlan
Harvard University
Middletown
Conn
Paul North Rice
Wesleyan University
Olin
American Library Association
Port Chester
N.Y
Benjamin Andrew Dutton
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Bond talk planned for Middletown club meeting
Attorney Roger Turrell will address the Middletown Women's Republican Club at 6 30 p m today at Frisch's on S Main Street. He will discuss bond issuances in Ohio the reasons for issuing bonds and the costs of deficit financing and debt service.
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Roger Turrell
Middletown Women’s Republican Club
Frisch's
S. Main Street
Turrell
Ohio
Man cited after a chain of crashes in minutes
Lee Cooper, 54, of 1516 Lincoln Street, caused a sequence of four parked-car crashes and one service station incident between 6 35 and 6 40 pm at Leibee Street Church Avenue Clark Street and Tytus Avenue. Total damage 2675 dollars. He was treated for injuries and charged with four counts of careless driving and three counts of fleeing the scene.
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Lee Cooper
Cooper
Lincoln St
Thomas Piersall
Church Ave
Leibee Street
Church Avenue
Fred Ridge
Lisa
Middletown
Multiple injuries in rear end truck crash reported
Seven people injured in a Franklin crash, four from the Hugh Depew family. Dwight L. Frase, 27, cited for tailing too close after his truck’s drive shaft failed. Other injuries involve Haddix, Fehrenbach, Torok, Turberg, and Fiessinger in separate incidents. total damage estimated at $2,525 with several citations issued.
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Hugh Depew
Miller Drive
Franklin
Dwight L. Frase
Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Depew
Tammy
Nancy
Verity Parkway
Elwood Street
Frase
Orville Haddix
Hawthorne St
Manchester Road
Lawrence Fehrenbach
Cincinnati
James M. Torok
Lafayette Avenue
Torok
Mildred Turberg
N. Heinkel
Central
First Avenues
Nat C. Turberg
James J. Fiessinger
Civic Survey Chairmen Are Named in Middletown
Civic survey chairmen are named for a house to house Middletown area canvass led by Mrs. Robert Richardson of the Civic Association. The one page eight question survey will be distributed by district with 14 district leaders including Mrs. Floyd Starr Amanda district and Mrs. Eugene McKnight Blue Ball. A subcommittee led by Douglas Lewis will tabulate results after collection.
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Middletown
Robert Richardson
Civic’s
Civic Association
Richardson
Floyd Starr
Amanda
Eugene McKnight
Blue Ball
Edward Lovelace
Central
Robert Boni
Creekview
R. C. DeHaven
Garfield
Darrell Flatter
Jefferson
James R. Sexton
Lincoln
Guerney Cole, Jr
Ben Roof
Maple Park
Walter Farquis Mayfield
Eugene Switzer
Monroe
Anita Gibson
Oneida
Donald L. Combs
Sherman
David K. Easton
Spring Hill
I. W. Hughes
Taft
Dale Converse
Wildwood
High School Senior Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail
In Lebanon an 18 year old Clinton-Masssey High School student, Bill Thompson of New Burlington, was found guilty of malicious destruction of property. Judge Paul Herdman ordered 30 days in jail after he and seven other teens damaged equipment on a truck and threw fishing gear into Todd's Fork during a camp incident. The youths were sent to Clinton County juvenile authorities.
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Lebanon
Paul Herdman
Bill Thompson
New Burlington
Clinton-Massey
Thompson
Todd's Fork
Clinton County
Saddle theft reported in Butler County barn
Elbert Hutchison of 1650 Salzman Road reported yesterday the theft of a western saddle valued at 80 dollars from his barn to the Butler County Sheriff’s department. The incident details the location and items stolen and names the reporting party.
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Butler County
Sheriff's Department
Elbert Hutchison
Salzman Road
Hutchison
Creekview School fifth graders win President Johnson fitness awards
Six boys and six girls received certificates and jacket emblems at a noon assembly in the Creekview School gym. Ron Robison, physical education teacher, announced the awards as part of President Lyndon B. Johnson's fitness program. The event also featured a first graders playset for the school and parents.
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Creekview School
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ron Robison
Robison
Susan Martin
Connie Sabo
Kathy Whitaker
Cathy Heidtman
Connie Bierly
Sally Fitzpatrick
Rex Lawson
Don Green
Mark Lambert
Jeff Risner
Fred Lauth
Joe Chaney
Suit unsettled may keep senior Shoffner from graduating
Bellefontaine senior Larry G. Shoffner risks not graduating with his class as Miami University withholds an undergraduate degree while a lawsuit remains unresolved. A temporary restraining order blocked his suspension. an incident with clipping from notes is cited. Shoffner alleges theft of his notebook contents by a man and a woman.
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Arthur J. Fiehrer
Miami
Shoffner
King Library
Armco Program Details Planned At Kiwanis Meeting
Richard Adams of Armco Steel will discuss the company air and water pollution abatement program at the Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at Manchester Motor Inn. The club will finalize plans for the third annual Pancake Day on Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Middletown High School cafeteria with proceeds from pancake sales.
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Armco Steel Corp
Richard Adams
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Kiwanians
Middletown High School
Nunlist Elected to Citizen’s Board of Directors
Robert A. Nunlist, Armco Steel official and Dartmouth graduate with a masters from Xavier, was elected to the board of the Citizens Savings & Loan Association to fill the unexpired term of the late Joseph J. Thomas. Nunlist, a Middletown native and University of Cincinnati alum, has studied financial management and will serve as treasurer.
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Robert A. Nunlist
Dartmouth Univer
Armco Steel Corp
Wassity
Xavier University
Citizen's ‘Savings & Loan Association
Earle A. Hanson
Citizens
Nunlist
Joseph 8. Thomas
Armco
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Financial Man
IRS Seizes Lebanon Real Estate Over Tax Liabilities
Real estate owned by Carl and Wanda Williams at Lebanon Route 1 was seized by the IRS for alleged non payment of income and withholding taxes. Liens were filed in Warren County recorder's office and notices posted. The property may be offered for sale later if taxes remain unpaid. Withholding taxes cited are for Carl Williams of C W Shell Service.
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Carl
Wanda Williams
Lebanon Rt. 1
Troy J. Pearson
Internal Revenue Service
Pearson
Warren County Recorder’s Office
Carl Williams
C. W. Shell Service
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Howard Everhart
Mrs. Lillie Ferguson
James McIntosh
Mrs
Corliss Keller
Second St
First United Presbyterian Church
Alfa Marie Rowlette
S. Front St
Berea
Anthony Stiehl
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Klaus-Weigel
Horace Brown
S. C St
Webb
Gertrude Driscoll
Hooven Ave
BE Wise
Desai
Termite Control Co
Don Cherry
Allstates Termite Control CO
Bond
Butler
American Cancer
Library Week
William Denham
Civic Survey
Riverside Auto Insurance
David A. Lewis
Lamet Company OF
Egy
Wampler Arena
R. F. DeWeese
Vep Ellis
Citizen’s Board
Robert Nunlist
IRS
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Ith Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Sundeys
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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