Deaths and Funerals Charles Kluss Dies
Charles L. Kluss 55 longtime Champion Papers executive died of a heart attack in New York City. Former Hamilton resident and Hewitt Associates founder, he held leadership roles at Champion and U.S. Plywood before the merger. Survived by wife Madeline a daughter and two grandchildren. Services in Manhattan with no flowers. Burial in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery Bevercreek Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Papers Inc
New York City
Hamilton
Kluss
Hewitt Associates
Champion Paper's Inc
Champion
Champion Papers
U.S. Plywood
Postville
Iowa
University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Union League
Chicago
Mrs Thelma M Bushbaum Dies In Beavercreek Township
Mrs Thelma M Bushbaum 44 of 4812 Grand Vista Drive Beavercreek Township died at home yesterday. Survived by husband Henry one son Thomas at home father Ace Spencer Means Kentucky two brothers James K Spencer Lexington Kentucky and Boyd Spencer Means Kentucky. Services set for 1 p m Thursday at Tobias Funeral Home 648 Watervliet Ave led by Rev R K Pauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Thelma M Bushbaum
Grandvista Drive
Beavercreek Township
Callie Moore
Middletown
Henry
Ace Spencer
Means
Thomas
James K. Spencer
Lexington
Boyd Spencer
Tobias
Watervliet Ave
R. K. Pauley
Services Set for Marine Pfc. Groth Killed in Vietnam
Military services for Marine Pfc. William G. Groth, killed in Vietnam July 24, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Lawrence Combs of Monroe, the late George F. Groth, stepfather Lawrence Combs, and grandfather Earl Rader of Middletown.
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William G. Groth
Vietnam
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Groth
Lawrence Combs
S. Main St
Monroe
George F. Groth
Earl Rader
Middletown
Clayton J Heflin 70 dies. retired Armco worker
Clayton J Heflin 70 of 432 Kenwood Lane Trenton died at 6 45 am at Middletown Hospital where hospitalized since April 27 He retired in 1962 after 37 years in Armco Steel stain less steel dept He is survived by wife Mae two daughters three stepsons three stepdaughters a brother and other relatives Services Friday at 2 pm McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Butler County Memorial Park Friends may call Thursday 3 5 and 7 9 pm
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Clayton J. Heflin
Kenwood Lane
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Heflin
Dover
Tenn
Armco Steel Corp
Mae
Naomi Wells
Florence Staton
Middletown
Larry Million
Curtis Steele Jr
Marvin Stahley
Lois Rae
Evelyn Taylor
Springboro
Judy Bank
Treyton
Charles
Tennessee
McCoy-Leffler
Clifford Hutchinson
Butler County Memorial Park
Otterbein Dies at 54 in Preble County Cottage
Robert Nathan Otterbein 54 of 12 Harrison St. died yesterday morning at his Preble County summer cottage from heart failure per County Coroner Dr. Richard Siehle. A Middletown native, he worked for Monarch Marking System Co. in Dayton and served in the Air Force from 1942 to 1945. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Helen Otterbein and a brother John. Services set for tomorrow at Funeral Home with Rev. J. Baker officiating. Crema-
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Robert Nathan
Nate) Otterbein
Harrison St
Preble County
Richard Siehle
Middletown
Otterbein
Monarch Marking System Co
Dayton
Air Force
Helen Otterbein
John
McCoy-Leffler
Rev. J. Baker
Armco Project To Be Described At Kiwanis Meeting
A. Reardon of Armco Middletown Works will discuss computerizing the new Middletown Works at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Manchester Motor Inn Thursday at noon. Bill K. Parnell is program chairman.
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A. Reardon
Armco
Middletown Works
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
New Middletown Works
Bill K. Parnell
Funeral notices follow times for visitation
Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. to pay respects before services. The schedule indicates typical local arrangements and reflects a quiet community response.
Services Held for Willie Spencer in Campton Ky
William Willie Spencer 43 of Pine Ridge Kentucky died in an early Sunday auto crash in Stamp ing Ground Kentucky. Formerly of Middletown he received funeral services at 1 p m in Campton Kentucky.
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William
Willie) Spencer
Pine Ridge
Campton
Spencer
Middletown
Stamping Ground
Elinor Mullenix Dies at 88 in Waynesville
Mrs Eli nor Mullenix 88 of Waynesville Rt 3 died yesterday at home. Survived by son Richard Irons of Waynesville three sisters Anna Hormel Josie Letch and Sarah Frye all of Springboro and two grandchildren. Services 3 30 p m at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m.
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Waynesville
Elinor Mullenix
Martha Satterthwaite Dies at 84 in Waynesville
Martha Satterthwaite age 84 of N Main Street Waynesville died yesterday at her home. She is survived by husband Charles. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery. Friends
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Waynesville
Martha Satterthwaite
N. Main Street
Charles
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Elizabeth Swager 76 dies in Franklin after heart attack
Elizabeth Swager of 980 N. Dixie Highway Franklin died yesterday morning at home after an apparent heart attack. She is survived by five sons Carl Earl Elmer Burton and Albert Roberts of Michigan, daughter Irene Roberts of Gallipolis, two sisters Mary Little and Lucy Rice, and several grandchildren. Service at Anglesby Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with burial in Wood Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
Elizabeth Swager
Dixie Highway
Carl Roberts
Earl Roberts
Elmer Roberts
Burton Roberts
Albert Roberts
Michigan
Irene Roberts
Gallipolis
Mary Little
Lucy Rice
Anglesby
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary Notes for William Mullen and Carl Molter
William Candy Mullen, 76, of 1302 Campbell Ave., will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Colligan. Rev. Carl W. Molter, 56, of Baltimore formerly of Hamilton, will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Proeschel Crawford.
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William
Candy) Mullen
Campbell Ave
Colligan
Carl W. Molter
Baltimore
Hamilton
Proeschel-Crawford
Franklin Hit Again By Vandals
Vandals struck Franklin again last night after a Sunday break. Windows were shattered on three cars owned by Mark Minge John Miller and Bill Moore and eggs and tomatoes were thrown at several homes and a phone booth window on Sixth Street was broken.
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Franklin
Laynecrest
Mark Minge
Union Road
John Miller
Beach Drive
Stone Container
Sixth Street
Bill Moore
E. Fourth St
Moore
Agnes Phillips
W. Eighth St
Ohioans Hit by Hidden Taxes Says Lukens
Rep. Donald E. Lukens reports Ohioans paid over 4 billion dollars in hidden taxes since 1961, equivalent to a 5.7 percent sales tax. He cites inflation figures with Sen. Jack Miller and notes Ohio’s share of yearly inflation rising over the period, including 1966.
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Iowa
Ohio
Lukens
Isle of Man seeks UN action over British radio ban
The Tynwald debates charging Britain with colonial oppression after London orders Radio Carolina North off air by Aug. 15 under a crackdown on pirate stations. Manx leaders defend self rule while fearing loss of tourism and national status. Members warn enforcement could threaten Manx democracy.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
United Nations
Britain
Radio Carolina North
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Howard Simcocks
Edward Callister
Tynwald
Commissions Say Negroes Lag In Job and Education Equality
The Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity commissions report that African Americans and Spanish Americans continue to lag whites in jobs and education. They cite higher unemployment, concentration in low paid work, and limited school enrollment in all white or mixed districts. The panels urge laws to allow civil actions against harassment and to end state freedom of choice schooling.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
The
Employment Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Police Briefs Report Local Thefts and Vandalism
Steven J. Sabato, 18, of 2307 Oxford State Road, arrested on petit larceny charges for helping carry beer from Beckman and Dickerson Distributing Co. Burglaries involve three youths ages 12 to 15. A lounge, two lawn chairs, and two trash drums found at Sunset Pool. lounge stolen from Mrs. Frank Neal’s yard, chairs owned by Shirley Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford State Road
Beckman and Dickerson Distributing Co
Crawford St
Sunset Pool
Frank Neal
Flemming Road
Shirley Parker
Elmo Place
Six Injured in Rt. 4 Two-Car Crash at Todhunter Rd
Six people were injured in a two car crash at Rt. 4 and Todhunter Road last night. Charles E. Matson, 78, of Hamilton, pulled onto Rt. 4 from Todhunter and was struck by Roxie A. Lacy, 46, of Cincinnati. All occupants were treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
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Rt. 4
Todhunter Road
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Charles E. Matson
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Roxie A. Lacy
Police Sergeant Dwyer to Speak at Golden Age Club
Sergeant Russell Dwyer of the Middletown police will be guest speaker at the Golden Age Club meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The event will be held in club headquarters at 600 N Verity Park Way with Mrs. Virgil Combs as program chairman.
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Russell Dwyer
Middletown
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Charles Kluss
Charles L. Kluss
Mt. Zion Shoup
Bevercreek Township
Thelma Bushbaum
William Groth
Clayton Heflin
Nate Otterbein
Joe
William Spencer
Central Ave
Breie
Roy
San
Johnson
Bernard Rogers
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Rogers
1St Infantry Division
E. ‘Sixth Street
Tom Burns
Park Drive
Stadia Drive
Ruth Howard
Virginia Ave
Roy Macdonald
Winston Churchill
Macdonald
Royalir Force
Typwald’s Broadcasting Commission
Steven J. Sabato
Robert Mull
Jackson St
Sam Haddad
N. Veri'v Parkway
Alnes Weiss
First Ave
Helen Craig
Jacksonburg
Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Paul Akers
Creekview Drive
Marshall Road
Gaages
Texaco
McCoy
Girard
Agers
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Jer Meas
Order OF the Golden Rule
Striv
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