Requiem High Mass for Mrs Mary Jackson 73
Mrs Mary Jackson 73 of 101 N Sutphin S Middletown died Sunday night at Middletown Hospital Funeral services include a Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery Arrangements by Baker & Sons Funeral Home Surviving husband Carl five daughters seven grandchildren one great grandchild a sister and several relatives Funeral services later at Dryden Road Pentecostal Church with burial in Springboro Cemetery Friends may call Anglesby Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon and evening
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Mary Jckson
N. Sutphin S
Holy Trinity Church
Wood- Bide Cemetery
Joson
Baker & Sons Funeral
Jackson
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Holy Trinity School
Carl
Jo Pearson
Watertown
N.Y
Harriett Mayor
Lucille Greene
Edith McDermott
Sally Jackson
Nancy Roddy
Northridge
Rosie Abner
Sand Gap
Mary Collins
Cartersville
Ind
Nancy Jane England
Elizabeth Mae Powell
Berea
Dryden Road Pentecostal Church
Charlie Pennington
Springboro
Anglesby Funeral Home
William Spencer killed in Kentucky car crash
Willie Spencer, 43, of Pine Ridge Kentucky and formerly of Middletown, died in a morning automobile accident in Stamping Ground Kentucky. He worked for McGraw Construction Co. Survivors include four Middletown sisters Geneva Walker Gertha Evans Effie Cambell and Goldie Lawson. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at a Kentucky funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Willie) Spencer
Pine Ridge
Middletown
Stamping Ground
McGraw Construction Co
Geneva Walker
Gertha Evans
Effie Cambell
Goldie Lawson
Kentucky
Clarence Powell Dies After Heart Attack at 70
Clarence Powell 70 of 3310 Palmerston St Dayton died yesterday morning at St Elizabeth Hospital after a heart attack. He retired from Dayton Steel Foundry after 18 years and was a member of Dryden Road Pentecostal Church Morraine City. Survived by wife Maude four sons Lester Chicago Charles San Diego Raymond Tipp City and Donald at home.
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Clarence Powell
Palmerston St
Dayton
Franklin
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton Steel Foundry
Dryden Road
Obituary for Louis Rickher 83 at Lebanon Nursing Home
Louis Rickher 83, died yesterday at Lebanon Nursing Home. Retired employee of Production Plating Co. in Lebanon. Survived by one sister and three brothers. Services Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. at St. Francis DeSales Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at Oswald Funeral Home tomorrow from 4 to 9 a.m.
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Louis Rickher
Lebanon
The
Production Plating Co
St. Francis DeSales Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswald
Obituary Notices for Riley Kovar and Huentelman
David B. Riley 49 of 708 Ross Ave through 2 p.m. Wednesday Webb services. John Mike Kovar 90 formerly of 732 Ludlow St with 9 a.m. today Cahill Funeral Home and Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. St Stephen Church. Anthony L. Huentelman 80 of 25564 Pleasant Ave with 9 a.m. tomorrow Zettler Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. St Ann Church.
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David B. Riley
Ross Ave
Webb
John
Mike) Kovar
Ludlow St
Cahill
St. Stephen Church
Anthony L. Huentelman
Pleasant Ave
Zettler
St. Ann Church
Earl of Limerick Found Dead At East Sussex Home
Edmund Colquhoun Pery, the 5th Earl of Limerick and director of a British finance firm, was found dead from gunshot wounds at his East Sussex residence. He was 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Grinstead
England
Earl of Limerick
East Sussex
Edmund Colquhoun Pery
Gadget and goods buyers eager at local shops
An item reviews a Mercury cordless cartridge tape recorder demo at Davidson's Photo Shops, praising instant playback and portability. It highlights Reed-Klopps furniture, First National Bank locations, and Peck's Flower Shop promotions with seasonal prices and new furniture lines, clothes, and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Military Rites for Groth Set
Full military services are planned for Marine Pfc. William G. Groth of Monroe who died from fragmentation wounds in Vietnam. The ceremony is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with a Marine chaplain officiating, assisted by Rev. H R Byrd. Burial follows at North Cemetery. Groth had served in the Marines since March 1966 and in Vietnam since last September as a machine gunner with the First Battalion Fifth Marines.
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William G. Groth
Monroe
Vietnam
McCoy - Leffler
H. R. Byrd
North Cemetery
Pfc
Groth
Lawrence Combs
S. Main St
Fifth Marine Division
Three Boys Arrested in Beer Theft at Beckmans Distributing
Police report three youths aged 12 and 15 were arrested for taking four cases of beer from Beckmans Distributing at 38 Crawford St. They were later released to their parents and one case of beer was recovered. An attendant at Clark Service Station reported a girl stole $5.40 in change from the station earlier yesterday.
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Beckman’s Distributing
Crawford St
Roger Whisman
Tytus Ave
Clark
Charles Street
Central Avenue
Teens nabbed for coin theft at city laundromat
Three boys ages 14 and 15 took 75 cents from a coin machine at a Tytus Avenue laundry using a string and gum before police stopped them. Ben McNabb reported his car top cut with a knife near 224 McKinley Street causing 80 dollars in damage. Vandals pried open a melon cooler at Middletown Ice and Coal Co. taking melons worth 1.50 with 20 dollars cooler damage. A 21 year old man is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after an overdose. Robert A. Ryan, 30, of 6612 Dickey Road, charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Tytus Avenue
Enoch Drive
Folice
Ben McNabb
Washington St
McKinley St
Middletown
Robert A. Ryan
Dickey Road
14Th Avenue
Attendant Swindled At Service Station By Stranger
A Bonded Service Station attendant, Barney Sehorne of Middle Township Route 3, was duped out of 50 dollars by a man who claimed he had been in an accident and needed funds to recover his car. The con artist offered a $3 watch as a sign of good faith and left with the money after Sehorne loaned it to him.
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Barney Sehorne
Middle Iown Rt. 3
N. Verity Parkway
Sehorne
City to Hire Bill Collect for Unpaid Water Bills
City commissioners meet in regular session at 8 p m to consider a resolution authorizing the Federated Credit Bureau to collect unpaid water bills and to endorse Bill 931 in the Ohio Legislature. The measure would permit urban renewal programs funded by gains in real estate tax revenue from such renewals.
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Federated Credit Bureau
Ohio
Kiplinger Newsletter Founder Dies at 76 in Washington
W if Kiplinger founder of the Kiplinger Washington Letter dies at 76 from a heart attack in Washington. He built a news empire with newsletters on taxes agriculture and public affairs and left Changing Times with over one million circulation. He trained as an early OSU journalism graduate and pioneered Washington newsletters since 1923.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Changing Times
Kiplinger
Times
Washington
Florida
Califoria
Austin H. Kiplinger
Washington Journalism Center
Willard Monroe Kiplinger
Ohio State
School of Journalism
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Associated Press
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Kiplinger Washington Letter
Fire Report Items From Local Incidents
Fire runs list multiple incidents with addresses and ages. John Clark 10 months exposed to bleach rushed to Middletown Hospital. John Wilson 4 fell fractured mouth. Melissa Roach 14 months ill taken to hospital. Fire at 1414 Young St damaged garage roof, cause unknown, with $25 damage.
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Yankee Road
John Clark
Pearl St
Middletown Hospital
Spencer Lane
John Wilson
Germantown
Melissa Roach
William Roach
Woodlawn Ave
Young St
Samuel Fugate
Rumors Gain Momentum As Oklahoma City Seeks Missing Child
Police in metropolitan Oklahoma City face rumors tips and reports after a second girl vanishes in a month. A large search involving up to 600 people was called off two days after Brenda White, 6, disappeared from Midwest City, following a prior case where 5-year-old Judith Ann Elwell vanished on July 6 and yielded only a single shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Brenda White
Midwest City
Judith Ann Elwell
Pony and tack stolen from Butler County barn
Rex Lykins reported to Butler County deputies that a pony bridle and saddle were stolen from his barn Saturday between 7 and 9 30 p m. He valued the loss at 90 dollars.
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Rex Lykins
Brown’s Run Road
Butler County
Police Work Program Set by Hamilton Officer
Mrs Jacklyn Flannery a Hamilton policewoman with 11 years on the force will speak on Tuesday August 15 at 6 45 p m before the Middletown Sertoma Club at the Manchester Motor Inn The talk titled Policewomen and Law Enforcement outlines her career and views
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn Flannery
Carmen Avenue
Hamilton
Sunday Hanging Is OK'd by Washington Judge
Vancouver judge scheduled the 1964 murder hanging of John Hawkins for August 17 a weekday. An inadvertent calendar page flip ordered a Sunday execution, the first such request in Washington. Clark County Prosecutor R Dewitt Jones argues the day should not matter.
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Vancouver
Wash
Washington
John Hawkins
Robert McMullen
Clark County
R. Dewitt Jones
Hawkins
Ohio NAACP riot prevention plan amid leadership rift
Ohio NAACP leaders proposed steps to curb riots including better city civic communication and desegregation efforts. Delegates cited internal power struggles and accusations of state-level corruption by Nathaniel C. Lee, while youth unrest blamed on social and employment frustrations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sidney Davis
Greene County
Nathaniel C. Lee
Davis
Old Guard
Phase D. Hale
Columbus
Ike’s Ailment Minor Dental Work Set
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is back in Walter Reed General Hospital for a minor digestive tract ailment. Doctors say the stay will be short and will allow completion of dental work and routine checks.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
Gettysburg
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