Shooting Victim's Services Set
Funeral arrangements are completed for Charles Hawkins 44 of 16 Cedar St Franklin Ky shot Sunday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton Ohio. Services at Fairview Baptist Church Princeton Ky with burial in church cemetery Eaton Funeral Home handling. Brother in law James Perkins 45 held by police in the shooting. Survived by daughter Linda Griffin Dayton brother Gerald Middletown sisters Closs Marshall Franklin Mid dletown Dorothy Perkins Princeton Ky Geneva Faughn Princeton Ky and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Charles Hawkins
Cedar St
Fairview Baptist Church
Princeton
Church
Eaton Funeral Home
Hankins
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
James Kenneth Perkins
Linda Griffin
Franklin, Ky
Gerald
Dayton
Closs Marshall
Middletown
Dorothy Perkins
Geneva Faughn
Obituary Robert W. Augspurger 71 of Hamilton
Robert W. Augspurger 71 of 1700 Princeton Pike Hamilton died at 10 50 a m yesterday after a long illness at Hughes Memorial Hospital He worked 1927 to 1962 at Armco Steel Corp as a pump tender in boiler room maintenance He was native and lifelong Butler County resident Surviving sisters Miss Anne Augspurger Middletown and Mrs Robert Teckemeyer Zanesville Services 2 p m tomorrow McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Russell Schnell and Rev J E Amstutz officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery No visitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Augspurger
Princeton Pike
Hamilton
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Augspurger
Armco Steel Corp
Butler County
Anne Augspurger
Middletown
Robert Teckemeyer
Zanesville
McCoy Leffler
Russell Schnell
J.E. Amstutz
Woodside Cemetery
Louisville man dies. services in Kalamazoo
Ernest H. Tatro 53 of Louisville died Tuesday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Survived by wife Virginia. two sons William in Louisville and Christopher in Germany. his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Tatro of Michigan. two brothers, a sister, seven grandchildren. Services and burial Thursday in Kalamazoo, with Langland Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Tatro
Louisville
Middletown
Gloria Hodson
Kentucky Baptist Hospital
Virginia
William
Christopher
Germany
William Tatro
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Langland Funeral Home
Germantown Man Lester Izor 67 Dies In Dayton Hospital
Lester E. Izor a Germantown native and retired painter died at 6 45 a m yesterday in Grandview Hospital Dayton after a 10 day stay. Survived by sister Mrs Helen Kercher of Germantown, services set for 2 p m Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev J C Herbert officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Lester E
Tessie) Izor
N. Main St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Izor
Helen Kercher
John Arpp
J.C. Herbert
Germantown Cemetery
Autos Wrecked, Driver Hurt In 2 Car Crash
A two car crash at McGee Avenue and Kensington Street injured one driver. Mariana M Dwiggins 32 of 518 Kensington St was treated at Middletown Hospital for face and leg injuries after her car was struck by Deborah K Dillon 16 of 2301 Arlington Ave who failed to stop at a stop sign. Dillon cited for failure to yield. Both autos total loss with 3000 dollars damage. Additional noninjury incidents and injuries were reported at Sutphin Street Central Avenue and Yankee Road Young St with minor injuries and rear end impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee Avenue
Kensington Street
Mariana M. Dwiggins
Kensington St
Middletown Hospital
Deborah K. Dillon
Arlington Ave
Dwiggins
Miss Dillon
Sutphin Street
Central Avenue
Ada H. Herb
Delcie
Douglas Boyd
Taylor Ave
Yankee Road
Young St
Boyd
Ohio Welfare Costs 17.5 Million Monthly
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Ohio welfare payments total about 17.5 million monthly, with August projections near 17.62 million including ADC and aged aid. The ADC program accounts for 8.03 million and the aged program for about 3.67 million, with general assistance and other categories making up the rest. Large urban counties drive the bulk of child and aged aid distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Obituary notices list local deaths and services
Hezekiah Hamblin 73 of Phoenix Artz formerly Hamilton dies. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Kenworth Avenue Church of God. Delana Lewis 71 of 531 Sycamore St dies. services 2 p.m. tomorrow. Miss Ida Niederauer 91 of 19 Verlyn Ave dies. services 2 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Margaret Stephan 47 of 1700 N Derexa Drive Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St Stephen's Church. Raymond Litten 60 of 637 Robinwood Drive dies. services 10 a.m. tomorrow. Prof Richard H Wilhelm 59 Princeton Univ chemical engineering chair died Tuesday while vacationing in New Hampshire. Ernest Burnelle 60 Belgium Communist party president died Tuesday of a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Hamblin
Phoenix
Artz
Hamilton
Kenworth Avenue
Church of God
Delana Lewis
Sycamore St
Brown - Dawson
Ida Niederauer
Verlyn Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Margaret Stephan
N. Derexa Drive
$22 000 Sought In Damage Suit
A Hamilton Oxford case involves Linda Sue Peters and her father Ellis Peters filing in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 22000 for injuries from a September 29 1967 traffic crash on U S 27 south of Oxford. The defendant Judith Hartley is accused of causing injuries to Peters who was a passenger in Hartley’s northbound car en route to work at Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. in Hamilton. Peters requests 20000 for damages and her father 2200 for medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Oxford
Butler County Common Pleas Court
U. S. 27
Linda Sue Peters
West Spring Street
Judith Hartley
College Corner Road
Stephenson Road
Miss Peters
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Ellis Peters
Cleveland Boy Nears End Of Western Trip
Young Buddy Labrozzi of Eastlake Ohio, facing imminent blindness, completes a western tour with Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm visits. He and his mother Rosanna return home for peripheral uveitis treatment as doctors warn total blindness may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anaheim
Calif
Buddy Labrozzi
Eastlake
Ohio
Buddy
Disneyland
Knott’s
Berry Farm
Knott's
Viet seamen to be released in Paris peace talks
In Paris the United States announced release of 14 captured North Vietnamese seamen as a goodwill gesture. The men had been held since 1966 after attempts to attack U.S. ships. Five of the original 19 were freed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Harriman
Vietnam
Rev John W Baker to become rector of Trinity Newark
The Rev. John W. Baker associate rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension leaves to become rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Newark. He assumes duties Sept. 1. Born 1932 in Harriman Tennessee he studied at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and Ohio State University before Bexley Hall theology training. He and his wife Carol and four children reside at 126 Stolz Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baker
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newark
Baker
Utill
Harriman
Tenn
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
F. R. Lazarus
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bexley Hall
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Gambier
Ohio
Bexley
Cleveland House of Correction
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Terrace Park
Carol
Stolz Drive
Johnson and First Lady under medical tests in Austin area
President Johnson undergoes more medical tests after five hours at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He plans a brief hospital return for final checks while Mrs. Johnson also has a Brooke exam. A public health report will be released by Vice Admiral Burkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Tex
Dent Johnson
Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
George Christian
Any. Christian
Adm
George G. Burkley
Burkley
LBJ
Plane taxi mishap leaves pilot uninjured at Lebanon Airport
Robert Croy of Middlesborough Kentucky escaped injury when his Piper plane veered through a fence and toppled at Brownies Lebanon Airport on Route 48. Patrolmen said brakes failed after the aircraft had not flown for about a year and was being checked out. Croy planned to fly to Kentucky the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Area
Brownie
Lebanon
Robert Croy
Middlesborough
Croy
Kentucky
Judgment Upheld in $750000 Traffic Death Case
The 7th District Court of Appeals affirmed a $750,000 award to Muriel G. Diener of Huntington New York for the death of her husband Herbert in a U S 62 crash near Salem Ohio on August 2 1966. The White Consolidated Industries truck was accused of crossing the center line. White’s appeal citing new evidence was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
7Th District Court of Appeals
Huntington, N.Y
Muriel G. Diener
Herbert
U.S. 62
Salem
White Consolidated Industries
Diener
Mahoning County
Fire Incidents Reported Around Maynard Area
At 10 25 a m yesterday Manchester Road and Sunset Street Maynard Weisbrocht 48 of Hamilton injured by a falling tree limb and guard rail while trimming limbs. At 5 45 p m 1829 Oberon Drive gasoline on fire ignited by trash fire on Andrew DiNardo property no damage. At 7 10 p m 333 Charles St Gibbys Tavern Frank Meehan 62 of 1712 Columbia Ave unconscious bleeding from mouth taken to Middletown Hospital. At 8 15 p m Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Street Martha Wilson 25 of 824 10th Ave bleeding from cut left arm taken to Middletown Hospital. Today 3 20 a m 1334 Manchester Ave Charles Bair 43 of 2010 Spencer Lane diabetic coma taken to Middletown Hospital.
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Manchester Road
Sunset Street
Maynard Weisbrocht
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Oberon Drive
Andrew DiNardo
Charles St
Gibby’s
Frank Meehan
Columbia Ave
Booth
Ninth Avenue
Lincoln Street
Martha Wilson
10Th Ave
Manchester Ave
Charles Bair
Spencer Lane
Inmates Riot Torn Washoe County Jail Dormitory
Police and deputies quelled a riot in a top floor dormitory at Washoe County jail Reno. Inmates ripped out plumbing torn bedding and destroyed a television. All 24 inmates in the dormitory were charged with destruction of county property. About 60 men on the floor. jail holds 155. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Washoe County
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Robert Augspurger
Ernest Tatro
Lester Izor
Verity Phiyy
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Funeral Home
I Cuyahoga
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Stark
Summit
Princeton, NJ
Richard H. Wilhelm
Princeton University Chemical Engineering Department
New Hampshire
Liege
Belgium
Ernest Burnelle
Belgium Communist Party
Rosanna Labrozzi
Bernard
John Baker
Ha van Lau
Rev. Baker
Church OF Ascension
Reed-Klopp
Wranglers Ecc
HUSKY
Macshore
Polo Shiris
Blue Bird
Hanes
Lad and Lass
Central Ave
Nevada
Mabley
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