Requiem High Mass For Mrs. Matilda C. Fabrig
Mrs. Matilda C. Fabrig 79 of Dayton died Tuesday and will be remembered with a requiem high mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Dayton at 9 a.m. Saturday. Burial is in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Meyer and Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m. A Masonic service is set for 7:30 p.m. Burial details and survivors include daughter Rita Smith of Dayton two sons William Dayton and Donald Fabrig S M of Cincinnati two sisters and three grandchildren. Additional survivor Louise Morgenson Middletown is noted.
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Matilda C. Fabrig
Dayton
Leo Homan
Middletown
Our Lady of the Rosary
Calvary Cemetery
Meyer & Boehmer
Fabrig
Rita Smith
William
Donald Fabrig
S.M
Cincinnati
McKinney
Louise Morgenson
Obituary for Stanley McKinney of Chautauqua Services
Services for Stanley McKinney aged 66 of Chautauqua are set for 10 a m Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Edmund Koch officiating. Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery.
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Stanley McKinney
Chautauqua
McCoy - Leffler
Edmund Koch
Woodside Cemetery
Streifthau Seeks Pool Use At Fantasy Farm Motel
Edgar Streifthau operator of Antasy Farm Motel in LeSourdsville files suit in County Common Pleas to modify an injunction blocking use of the pool for human beings. He seeks to operate the pool with the motel and alleges the prior order bars this use. The suit names Streifthau Manufacturing Co and House Farm Inc as plaintiffs against B and B Amusement Inc of Sandusky, formerly Berni and Murry Inc, LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park.
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Edgar Streifthau
Antasy Farm
LéSourdsville
County Common Peas Rt
Treifthau
Fantasy Farm
Streifthau Manufacturing Co
House Farm Inc
Meters Stolen in West Chester Circuit
Clyde Ross of Cincinnati Gas and Electric told Butler County deputies two outdoor electric meters were taken from 8881 Cincinnati-Dayton Road and from the American Legion Post at 8942 Cincinnati-Dayton Road both in West Chester. Each meter valued at 15 dollars.
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Hamilton
Clyde Ross
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Butler County
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
American Legion Post
West Chester
Ross
Ohio Youth Charged In Flag Desecration Incident
Toledo police charged 18 year old John Saionz Jr. after he was found in the West End wearing a flag as a poncho with the flag slit under the stars. Saionz said he wore the flag because he lacked a sweater and it was raining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
John Saionz Jr
West End
Saionz
Memorials Given To Trenton Mennonite Church For Homer H. Schrock
Homer H. Schrock 78 of Middletown Rt. 1 died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital. The family requests memorials to Trenton Mennonite Church in lieu of flowers. Private services will be held at the Wilson Memorial Home at the family’s convenience. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Mennonite Cemetery, Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Schrock
Middletown Rt
Ralph Shockey Services Set At Marshall Smith
The obituary notes the death of Ralph Shockey 73 of 4006 Stillwell Beckett Road with services scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Marshall Smith.
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Ralph Shockey
Stillwell - Beckett Road
Marshall - Smith
Notable scholars Coulburn Lazurick die in two incidents
Boston AP reports Rushton Coulburn 67 respected authority on comparative cultures and professor emeritus at Atlanta University died after a long illness. The England born scholar authored Origin of Civilized Societies. Paris AP notes Robert Lazurick 73 publisher of L Aurore died after injuries from an auto accident.
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Boston
Rushton Coulburn
Atlanta (Ga.) University
Coulburn
England
Paris
Robert Lazurick
L’aurore
Retired Insurance VP Dies in Oxford at 65
James D. Lecky Jr., 65, former Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. vice president, died after an apparent attack at his home 108 S Main St Oxford. He had helped in village projects since 1966 and held multiple community roles. funeral by Marshall Smith Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Elizabeth and two sons, George and James W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
James D. Lecky Jr
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Hamilton
McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Kiwanis Club
Lecky
Oxford Planning Commission
Capital Funds
Talawanda Recreation, Inc
Kiwanis Club of Oxford
Oxford Museum Association
Oxford Arts Club
United Presbyterian Church of Oxford
Ohio Casualty
Richmond
Marshall Smith Funeral Home
Elizabeth Lecky
George
Cincinnati
James W
California
Cincinnati Antiriot Measure Gives Mayor Emergency Powers
City Council approved an antiriot ordinance by 6-3 to empower the mayor to assume police control during emergencies, impose curfews, restrict movement, and suspend airports. The law bans selling firearms and acids during riots, with penalties up to six months in jail and $500 fine. Racial rioting had struck Cincinnati recently.
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Cincinnati
Ralph Kohnen
Kohnen
Housewives Aid Cancer Crusade marches for education drive
Lane W. Adams praised housewives devotion as over 1000 crusaders from the Middletown-Butler unit prepare to march Friday through Sunday carrying lifesaving cancer facts. Mrs. Turvey said kits include contribution envelopes, but education via news media and literature is the priority. Area chairmen were named including Mrs. Mazey Copp and Mrs. Robert Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane W. Adams
House of Delegates
American Cancer Society
Middletown - Butler County
Earle G. Turvey
General Crusade
Crusaders
Music Center Named After R. Tucker
ASKHELON Israel A Richard Tucker Music Center will be built as part of the Kfar Silver Complex. Proceeds from a Zionist Organization of America dinner honoring the American tenor will fund its erection. The center will include an auditorium a music library a recording room and studio classrooms.
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Askhelon
Israel
Richard Tucker
Kfar Silver
Zionist Organization of America
Tucker
Police Whistle From Home Aid for Sailor in Alaska
Robert W. Donnelly Jr., a 21 year old seaman apprentice stationed at Adak Alaska, receives a police whistle from his Homewood father to use if he becomes lost in the volcanic, treeless Aleutians where potholes trap GIs.
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Homewood, Ill
Robert W. Donnelly
Adak
Alaska
Aleutians
Robert Donnellys
Homewood
Robert Junior
Robert
Daley clarifies shoot on sight order for police
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley says police may use minimum force to arrest arsonists and looters while avoiding indiscriminate shootings. He reiterates the aim is to prevent crimes and enforce laws, after controversy over his earlier “shoot to kill” remarks. May 1 Law Day resolution adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
James B. Conlish
Two Men in Custody in Middletown Robbery Probe
Police said two youths chased by a robbery victim wrecked their getaway car in front of 1911 Tytus Ave. Manuel Thomas Fitzpatrick, 21, of 1908 Well Road, is charged with fleeing the scene of an accident and careless operation. A second suspect was arrested yesterday morning as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Manuel Thomas Fitzpatrick
Well Road
Tytus Ave
Charles Street
William Smith
Marty Lee
Harlan Apartments
Central Avenue
Smith
Harlan
Fitzpatrick
Bowling Green Names New VP for Research and Finance
Dr. B. D. Owens, 33, is named vice president for research and financial affairs at Bowling Green State University. He has served the past year as assistant to President William T. Jerome III.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
B. D. Owens
Bowling Green State University
Owens
William T. Jerome III
Court Asked To Suspend Dunbar Ruling
Franklin County Common Pleas Court was asked to suspend a ruling by the Ohio High School Athletic Association placing Dayton Dunbar High School on probation. The filing came from William J. Davis, president of the Columbus NAACP chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Dayton Dunbar High School
William J. Davis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ocean floors largely unmapped despite vast seas
The sea covers about 70 percent of the earth yet less than 5 percent of the ocean floors has been accurately mapped, highlighting gaps in seafloor cartography and the need for advanced surveying efforts.
Two Men Die in Plane Crash Near Jackson Ohio
Jackson Ohio AP Two stunt flyers died when their small four seater Cessna 170B crashed into a hillside about 8% miles west of Jackson. The victims were William C. Sprinkles 38 of Wellston a Jackson County commissioner and Irving Triplett 51 of Wellson a contractor. Sprinkles was the pilot. The plane registered to Sprinkles was demolished. It had departed Sky Park Airport at Chillicothe for Winters Airport at Wellston.
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Jackson, Ohio
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
William C. Sprinkles
Wellston
Jackson County
Irving Triplett
Wellson
Sprinkles
Sky Park
Chillicothe
Winters
The Children of Ler Turned to Swans
The three sons and a daughter of the Irish Sea god Ler are said to have been transformed into swans. A feasor is defined as a person who commits a tort or wrong.
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Ler
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Mrs. Matilda Fabrig
Streifthau
Weeny
Irene
North Verity Pkwy
Homer Schrock
Cincy
Housewives Aid Cancer Crusade
Carston Gorder
Charles Statenroth
Mazey Copp
Robert Greene
Ralph Kah
Allan Kulick
Richard Lee
Eldon Mattick
Lillian Osborn
Richard Poynter
Charles Revelos
Stutenroth
Music Center
R. Tucker
Sharon
Edgar Richartz
Freeport
N.Y
Ed Cirilla
Bill Semple
Bill Cumpston
Dunbar
Drive-In Theatre
I Mere Et E
the Schrock
Eugene
Joe
Avril
Franklin Laynecrest
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