Deaths And Funerals Maude Blevins 81
Mrs Maude Blevins 81 of Menifee County Ky died yesterday at a rest home in Frenchburg Ky She was mother to Hubert Crist and Mrs Erin Wills of Middletown and is survived by Robert Crist of Kentucky three other daughters Elizabeth Ringo of Dayton Lillie Blevins and Noah Blevins of Lebanon 25 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are in complete and Albert Cecil and Paul of Big Creek are handling them.
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Maude Blevins
Menifee County
Hubert Crist
Erin Wills
Middletown
Frenchburg
Robert Crist
Kentucky
Elizabeth Ringo
Dayton
Lillie Blevins
Noah Blevins
Lebanon
Funeral services scheduled for Arlie Ledford 27 Big Creek Ky
Arlie Ledford 27 of 2201 Hawthorne St. will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Holiness Church Big Creek Ky. Burial in the family cemetery at Big Creek. Arrangements by Britton Townsend Funeral Home Manchester Ky. Ledford was killed Wednesday when his semi truck on the Ohio Turnpike collided with another truck. Surviving are his wife Shirley a son Redford at home his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Ledford of Manchester Ky five sisters Grace Arnold Middletown Fredia Couch Franklin Gladys Farmer Hester Mosely Ruth Howard all of Big Creek and seven brothers John Taylor Carl Billy all of Hamilton.
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Arlie Ledford
Hawthorne St
Holiness Church
Big Creek
Britton & Townsend Funeral Home
Manchester
Ledford
Ohio Turnpike
Shirley
Redford
Thomas Led
Mrs. Ella Marlett 75 Dies After Illness at Nursing Home
Mrs. Ella Marlett aged 75 of 7 Ardmore Drive died at 8 15 a m today at Friendly Oaks Nursing Home where she had resided since March 8 after a three year illness. She was a member of several groups including Prospect 367 Eastern Star Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans and St Pauls United Church of Christ. Born in Cincinnati she was survived by husband Dr C C Marlett a son Tom of Los Angeles two daughters Mrs Ruth Miller and Mrs Rosemary Gloeckler Middletown a brother Earl Blersch Costa Mesa Calif four arrangements are incomplete at McCord Leffler Funeral Home.
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Ella Marlett
Ardmore Drive
Friendly Oaks Nursing Home
Marlett
Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Women’s Guild
Fidelis
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Cincinnati
C. C. Marlett
Tom
Los Angeles
Ruth Miller
Rosemary Gloeckler
Middletown
Earl Blersch
Costa Mesa
Calif
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Obituaries in Hamilton Honor Local Residents
Mrs. Jessie Becker aged 89 of Hamilton has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Brown-Dawson. LeRoy Compton 78 of Hamilton has services at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. Vernon Melvin 54 of 1195 Allen Ave. has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Colligan. Mrs. Etta Sater 88 formerly of 227 Park Ave. has services at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow per Webb.
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Jessie Becker
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
LeRoy Compton
Vernon Melvin
Allen Ave
Colligan
Etta Sater
Park Ave
Webb
Deaths of Rear Adm. Pressy and Lloyd Neal
Rear Adm. George W. Pressy aged 55 of the U S Pacific Military Command staff died after a weeklong series of strokes. He served as deputy chief for military assistance logistics and administration under Adm. Grant Sharp. Lloyd G. Neal aged 64, managing editor of the Madison Courier, died hours after suffering a heart attack.
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Honolulu
George W. Pressy
U.S. Pacific Military Command
Pressy
Adm
U.S
Hamilton Girl Is 2nd Victim in Deadly Crash
Karen Seibold 18 and Alan Davis Fahs died from injuries after a three car crash on Route 128 in Hamilton County. James Cromer Jr. 20 drove the car carrying both victims, who were passengers. Seibold was Garfield High School senior and student council member. Funeral plans and visitation set at Proeschel and Proeschel-Crawford Funeral Homes.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Area
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Karen Seibold
Walter Seiibold
St. Clair Ave
Alan Davis Fahs
Gordon Fahs
Dee Alva Drive
Fairfield
Good
Wilbur E. Geist
First Methodist Church
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Seibold
Garfield High School
Roger
Mary Louise) Waters
U S Ends Plan to Reacquire Surplus Bombs
The Defense Department says it will not pursue buying or reacquiring about 500 000 U S surplus bombs and shells once sold or given to West Germany. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester stated the move was made some time ago as the Pentagon reviews stock needs.
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Washington
Defense Department
West Germany
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Associated Press
U.S
Pentagon
Sylvester
John T. McNaughton
Duriward G. Hall
R-Mo
Robert S. McNamara
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
McNaughton
Hall
House
Hamilton Doctor Refuses Medicare Participation
Hamilton physician Dr. Stanley H. Miller declared in a letter to patients that he will terminate his practice if Medicare fully socializes medicine. He stated he will not participate in Medicare and warned patients could be refused hospital admission without his professional judgment.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton
Stanley H. Miller
Accidents in Middletown Cause $1000 in Damages
Five auto accidents in Middletown yielded no injuries and $1000 total damage. Lois Ward was cited after her car struck the West Middletown bridge due to a tire blowout. Other crashes involved Bruce Peters Jr and Terry Cook at Titus and Malvern. Charlie Howard and Freda Back at Spencer and Vannest. Alice Knable and Rodney Riner at Central and Bellomonte. and a hit-skip involving Uriah Glover’s parked car.
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Middletown
Lois Ward
Trenton- Franklin Road
West Middletown
Bruce Peters Jr
Wildwood Road
Terry E. Cook
Plain St
Tytus Avenue
Malvern Street
Cook
Charlie Howard
Red Lion - Blue Ball Road
Freda Back
Kreiger St
Spencer Lane
Vannest Avenue
Howard
Back
Alice Knable
West Road
Rodney Riner
Sherma Ave
Central Avenue
Bellomonte Street
Riner
Uriah Glover
Ninth Ave
Armco Declares 75 Cent Dividend
Armco Steel Corp. directors announced a dividend of 75 cents per share of common stock. Logan T. Johnston, chairman, said the dividend will be paid June 3 to shareholders of record May 5.
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Armco Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
Middletown Lions Club Rose Day Fundraiser
The Middletown Lions Club distributed 1 825 dozen long stem roses as its annual Rose Day fundraiser with wives delivering throughout the community. Proceeds support eye glasses for needy individuals, especially children, with a $3 000 outlay reported last year. The club aimed to sell 2 200 dozen at four dollars per dozen this year, comparing to 2 000 dozen at three fifty last year. Hugh Palmer of the Jaycees Speakers Bureau spoke on the school tax levy during the meeting. Arthur Lennie was program chairman.
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Middletown Lions Club
Mac Tobias
Hugh Palmer
Jaycees
Arthur Lennie
Committee Rejects Johnson Lunch Program Cuts
The House Appropriations Committee refused to approve $128 million in President Johnson’s proposed cuts to domestic programs including free school lunches and milk. The Agriculture Department bill totals $6.91 billion for the next fiscal year, with kept core funding and targeted boosts for milk, lunch, and farm research programs.
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Washington
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
House
Agriculture Department
Department
Treasury
Fire Incidents Reported Across City At Various Addresses
At 2 47 pm Armco Steel Corp Project 600 Jefferson Road welding torch ignited paper wrapping causing $150 damage. At 5 10 pm 309 Grimes St residence of Mrs Earl Pressler cigarette in waste basket caused $75 damage. Today 7 24 am 1520 Flemming Road Walter Anderson 72 ill. 7 55 am 307 N Clinton St city garbage truck burning paper in storage area no
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Armco Steel Corp
Jefferson Road
Grimes St
Earl Pressler
Flemming Road
Walter Anderson
Ill
Clinton St
White urges end to Viet Nam fighting in governor bid
William L. White of Mount Vernon, seeking the Republican nomination for Ohio governor, said American soldiers should be brought home from Viet Nam. He criticized sending young men overseas to fight an undeclared political war and accused Gov James A. Rhodes of backing the no win policy. Elias Howe is noted for inventing the sewing machine.
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Columbus
Ohio
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Viet Nam
United States
White
James A. Rhodes
Johnson
White House
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