Obituary: Lester R. Bell 48 Miamisburg Resident
Lester R. Bell 48 of Miamisburg died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. He was a lifelong area resident and American Legion Post 165 member. Survived by wife Iva three sons Robert Ronney and Douglas two sisters Myrtle Holp Goldie Kurfiss two brothers Walter Russell and Lee and two grandchildren. Services 2 p m Thursday at Brough Memorial Home Miamisburg. Burial Ellerton Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 4–5 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Bell
Miamisburg
Esther Creager
Middletown
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Bell
American Legion Post 165
Iva
Robert
Miven
Willbenates Ronney
Norfolk
Douglas
Myrtle Holp
Farmersville
Goldie Kurfiss
Germantown
Walter
Russell and
Lee
Brough
Ellerton Cemetery
Mrs Helen Duggins Service Planned for Thursday
Mrs Helen Duggins age 70 of 4135 Hammond Boulevard is to be honored with a service at 2 p.m. Thursday Cahill Mortuary is handling arrangements and the obituary notes the time and location of the services.
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Helen Duggins
Hammond Blvd
Cahill
Nuclear physicist dies after fall from 17 story building
Paul C. Aebersold, 56, a pioneer nuclear physicist, died Monday after leaping from a 17 story apartment building in Chevy Chase Maryland near his home. The county coroner ruled the death a suicide. In Washington retired Vice Admiral Clark W Woodward, 90, who served on active duty for over 50 years before leaving the Navy in 1946, died Monday. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War and served in World Wars I and II.
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Chevy Chase
Paul C. Aebersold
Washington (Ap
Clark W Woodward
Navy
Woodward
Injuries Reported In City Auto Accidents
Six people suffered minor injuries in a series of city auto crashes yesterday and today. Four required hospital treatment, with a range of head cuts knee injuries and stomach pains. Names, addresses, and damages vary. several drivers were cited for traffic violations.
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Patrick F. Vitori
Grand Ave
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Vitori
Betty Lou Pearce
West Place
Trenton
Otsie Fisher
W. Roger Drive
Retiring Cafeteria Managers Honored At Yearend Meeting
Two retiring managers Mrs Cyril Morgan of Manchester Junior High with 25 years in the system and Mrs Francis Spangler of Jefferson Elementary with 17 years were honored by fellow managers and staff at the yearend gathering hosted by cafeteria supervisor Mrs Wayne Smithson at 4417 Poppy Drive. The ceremony featured a group presentation and gifts from 19 colleagues.
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Wayne Smithson
Poppy Drive
Cyril Morgan
Manchester Junior High
Francis Spangler
Jefferson Elementary School
Morgan
Julius Caesar
Spangler
Cassius and
Brutus
B.C
Medical officer warns jail term harms Army doctors
A ranking career medical in the U S Army testified that jail for Capt Howard B Levy would negatively affect physicians drafted into the Army. Levy, a dermatologist, faces trial for refusing to train Green Beret aidmen and for alleged disloyalty amid antiwar views. The defense argues ethical standards should supersede orders.
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Columbia
S.C
U.S
Howard B. Levy
Levy
Green Beret
Vietnam
Richard Coppedge
Ft. Meade
Johns Hopking University
Coppedge
Ft.Jackson
Wheeler urges reason over violence in Memorial Day address
Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says the U.S. has had to use arms in self defense as predators seek to gain goals by violence. He notes hope for a future settlement by reason, and remarks at Arlington National Cemetery including a Vietnam casualty reference. President Johnson adds a memorial message.
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Washington
United States
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Arlington National Cemetery
Vietnam
Arlington
America
Johnson
Grey nurse tale hints at key moment
A fragment hints at a notable event involving a grey nurse. The readable portion implies a significant moment or role for the nurse, suggesting an approaching turning point in a local or hospital context.
Cincinnati Poised to Restore Full Electric Service This Week
CG and E expected full downtown power restoration by Wednesday after a 13 200 volt cable break caused a Friday outage in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. A $5000 reward is offered for information on tampering with facilities amid seven sabotage incidents and a strike by Local 1347 of the IBEW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kentucky
West End
Cin
Cinnati
William Zimmer Sr
Ation
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Theft of 9 ancient pipes reported in Columbus
Ohio Curator Raymond S. Baby said the loss is about 6000 dollars for nine Indian tobacco pipes dating back 2000 years. Police reported evidence of forcible entry into two exhibit cases.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Raymond S. Baby
Two Car Crash Causes Overturn On Route 503
Mrs. Maude E. Brown, 62, of 2407 Flemming Road, cited for failure to yield at an intersection. Her southbound car entered the northbound lane on Route 503, striking Kenneth Harrison, 27, of Middletown Route 2, who overturned. Harrison and his son were injured but declined treatment. Brown had minor injuries. About 40 tons of steel reinforcing bars are used in a mile of two lane concrete highway.
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Lafayette Ave
Ivel H. Robinson
Philadelphia Ave
Grand Ave
James E. Hutton
New Carlisle
Joel Dishman
Girard Ave
Dishman
Eugene Underwood
Gratis-Jacksonburg Road
Hilton
Minnie Short
Alten Road
Doris Jolliff
Tilmon V. Snow
Kunz Ave
Sherman Avenue
S. Sutphin Street
Maude E. Brown
Flemming Road
Butler County
Brown
Rt. 73
Kenneth Harrison
Middletown Rt. 2
Harrison
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