Death of Earl B. Davidson in Lebanon at 77
Earl B. Davidson 77 of 123 W Orchard St Lebanon owner of Davidson Jewelry Store died early today at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by wife Neva son William of Lebanon two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services 2 p.m. Friday Oswald Memorial Home Burial Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at memorial home.
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Lebanon
Earl B. Davidson
W. Orchard St
Davidson Jewelry
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Neva
William of
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Memorial Home
Persons To Become U.S. Citizens
Eleven Middletown area residents are slated to become naturalized in a May 9 ceremony at 7 30 p m in Judge Fred B Cramer s courtroom A total of 23 will be eligible including two children ages 52 and 8 The May ceremonies are part of Law Day observations led by Butler County Bar Association James Irwin is Law Day chairman and the program will include new courtroom lecterns
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Hamilton
Middletown Area
U. S
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Clerk of Courts Office
Butler County Bar Association
James Irwin
Bond Sales Reach High in Ohio March 1966
Ohio March savings bond sales reached 29.2 million dollars, up 3.3 million from March 1965, the highest for any March since 1958 and the strongest month since January 1964. Ohio hit 26.7 percent of its 1966 target with 81.2 million in total sales by March 31, Butler County area manager James D. Ferguson said. County sales in March were 456,122 in E and H bonds, reaching 26.4 percent of its yearly goal.
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United States
Ohio
James D. Ferguson
Butler County
Blanche Mullen dies at 80 in Lebanon near Morrow
Mrs Blanche M Mullen aged 80 died at her Rossberg Road home near Morrow. Survivors include husband Delbert two daughters Esther Lucas Waynesville and Florence Curless Milford three sons William Miamiville Clarence Morrow and Paul Piqua a sister Rowena Schroeder Bethel fifteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Milford. Memorial Home today 6 to 9 p.m.
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Blanche Mullen
Lebanon
Blanche M. Mullen
Rossberg Road
Morrow
Delbert
Esther Lucas
Waynesville
Florence Curless
Milford
William
Miamiville
Clarence
Paul
Piqua
Rowena Schroeder
Bethel
Oswald
Greenlawn
Memorial
Infant Daughter of Phelps Died After Premature Birth
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Phelps of 110 Pollyanna Ave. died at 5 p m yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after premature birth. Graveside services will be held at Help Cemetery New Lebanon at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are by Holp Funeral Home.
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Germantown
David Phelps
Pollyanna Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Help Cemetery
New Lebanon
Holp Funeral Home
Obituary notices list local services and deaths
Paul Kinikin 71 of 544 Franklin St services at 2 p m tomorrow Webb Marion Hardy 77 of 1231 Campbell Ave services 10 a m Friday Klaus Weigel Carl Durbin 60 of New Miami Requiem High Mass 10:30 a m tomorrow at St Lawrence Mission Clinton Okla AP H A Eddins 57 longtime president of Oklahoma Natural Gas Co collapsed and died Tuesday at an awards banquet Los Angeles AP Raymond L Forman 50 Whistler radio announcer for Robert Young Show died Monday after a brief illness
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Paul Kinikin
Franklin St
Webb
Marion Hardy
Campbell Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Carl Durbin
New Miami
St. Lawrence's Mission
Clinton
Okla
H. A. Eddins
The
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Los Angeles
Raymond L. Forman
Whistler
Robert Young
Flag Sale Not DAV Project
Officers of the Harold John Hursh Chapter of Disabled American Veterans said they are not sponsoring a flag sale using the DAV name. Anyone approached by two men offering these flags should notify chapter Commander Stanley Sorrell.
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Harold John Hursh
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Stanley Sorrell
Pope and Gromyko Meet in Historic Vatican Dialogue
Pope Paul VI greeted Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a private 45 minute audience marking the first papal meeting with a Communist government minister. They said they agreed to pursue peace beyond ideological divides as Vatican sources noted talks could ease tensions and aid a future Vatican visit to the Iron Curtain.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Vatican
Pon
Tiff
United Nations
New York
U.N
Church
Poland
Pope
Tax Boost Ruled Out At Present
CHICAGO AP President Johnsons chief economic adviser ruled out any immediate tax increase to curb inflationary pressures. Gardner Ackley, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said restraints from last winter and industry labor cooperation will be an adequate hedge. Ackley urged full cooperation of the food industry to control prices which rose 6.5 percent in March.
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Chicago
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Supermarket Institute
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
New York
Ackley
Income At Sork Paper Up Sharply
Consolidated net sales of Sork Paper Co for the three months ending March 31 totaled 6,646,202, up from 5,514,114 a year earlier. Net income reached 272,001 versus 17,425 last year, with earnings per common share at 50 cents compared to zero in the prior year period.
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Sork Paper Co
Gromyko Visits Vatican and Vatican Museum
After meeting the pope, Soviet foreign minister Gromyko and his wife toured St Peter's and the Vatican Museum. A Soviet plane stood by at Rome International Airport to fly Gromyko and his party back to Moscow following the papal audience.
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Gromyko
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Moscow
St. Peter's
Vatican Museum
Impound Cars Proposed by Lawyer at Safety Talk
William Colson, former national president of the Trial Lawyers Association, urged impounding vehicles of traffic violators at a safety conference in Miami. He suggested operators pay storage costs and argued that autos have become a symbol of status that should be removed when misused. Colson is the immediate past president of the 25,000-member group.
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Miami
Fla
The
Trial Lawyers Association
William Colson
Executive Safety Conference
Easter origins in spring and symbols of rebirth
Easter stems from Christianization of a spring festival. Ancient civilizations linked rabbits and eggs to new birth and adopted them to symbolize resurrection.
The Animal's Tale Magazine Arrives for Middletown Students
The Animal's Tale, annual publication of the Miami Valley Humane Association, is being distributed this week to Middletown students in grades three through six. The eight page booklet includes a story, quiz, pet care tips, a Peanuts cartoon, ads for Society activities, and contest rules. Entries for the writing contest must be mailed to The Animal's Tale at 4017 Manchester Road, Middletown, by May 14, with three cash prizes awarded in each class group before term ends.
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Miami Valley Humane Association
Middletown Area
Robert W. Hawk
Manchester Road
Middletown
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on Moreland Drive
Fire yesterday caused about 200 damage to a car owned by Mrs. Charles Harmon at 6194 Moreland Drive in front of 6216 Celeste Drive at 3 08 p.m Firemen cited a wiring short as the cause of the blaze.
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Franklin
Charles Harmon
Moreland Drive
Celeste Drive
Middletown Senior Heads to DECA Leadership Conference
Mike Yeary, a Middletown High School senior, will attend the national DECA leadership conference in Chicago, competing in a window display as a Ohio DECA student. He earned a recent Columbus state win to qualify, with Downtown Merchants Division backing the trip and his DA teacher M G McCall accompanying him.
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Mike Yeary
Middletown
Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Chicago
Ohio
Columbus
Mike
Downtown Merchants
Middletown Area
M. G. McCall
KP To Confer Esquire Rank At Knights of Pythias Meeting
Lafayette Lodge 37 of the Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of esquire on two candidates from Springboro at tomorrow night’s meeting. Don Hall will be master of work. Other features include a fish fry and discussion of organizing a chapter at Castle Hall 1044 Central Ave.
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Lafayette Lodge 37
Knights of Pythias
Springboro
Castle Hall
Central Ave
Don Hall
Hoosier Blast Rocks Indiana Arsenal Plant
An underground powder-storage igloo at the Indiana Arsenal near Charlestown exploded. No deaths or serious injuries were reported. forty people were treated for minor injuries and shock, with one man admitted in satisfactory condition. The plant, operated by Olin Mathiesen, makes bulk powder for artillery shells and employs about 1,200. Charlestown is 13 miles north of Louisville.
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Charlestown
Ind
Indiana Arsenal
Clark County Memorial Hospital
Jeffersonville
Olin- Mathiesen Chemical Corp
Indiana
Louisville, Ky
Knothole Candy Sale Begins Second Annual Drive
About 900 Knothole ball players will canvass the area starting Saturday for the second annual candy sale. Proceeds pay off the Smith Park lighted diamond loan. Local merchants donate two five dollar gift certificates for top sellers. top team earns a dinner. Managers meet at 7:30 tonight at the Parks and Recreation Building to pick up candy.
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Smith Park
Parks and Recreation
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Sara
Andy
Weith
Animal’s Tale’ Magazine
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Elci
Seeer
Investment For Youth Committee
Charles B. Palmer
Pol. Adv
Knothole
Four Saints
Miller
Middletown High School
Chuck Roast
Trimble
Baltimore ST
Marion Spelman
T.V
Randy Brown
Rotary Club
Trimble’s
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