Time of services changed for two crash victims
The 17 year old Gail Ann Miller of 213 Yankee Road and 20 year old Betty Darnold of 207 Curtis Street will have services moved from 2 p.m. to 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Officiants are Rev. Clifford Stearns and Rev. Jerome Schulz. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit today 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. The girls were killed Sunday when Miller’s car crashed into a Cincinnati building. Burial in Houston with Settegast Koff Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Gail Ann Miller
Yankee Road
Betty Darnold
Curtis St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Clifford Stearns
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Services for James H Bris bane Held in Cincinnati
James H Bris bane 62 of Kettering longtime business manager for Manchester Machine Co died of a heart attack Friday while vacationing in Pennsylvania Funeral services were held yesterday in Cincinnati with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery Survivors include his wife Jessica He worked for Diamond International Corp since 1938 and with Manchester Machine since 1963
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James H. Brisbane
Kettering
Manchester Machine Co
Cincinnati
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Charles Butler 73 dies. services pending
Charles Butler aged 73 of 1206 Baltimore Street died this morning at Middletown Hospital. He was a retired employee of Gardner Board and Carton Co and a member of Second Baptist Church. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Sally Alexander of Cynthiana Kentucky and Mrs Roberta Butler of Mount Sterling Kentucky, and three brothers Thomas of Mount Sterling Kentucky Dane of Paris Kentucky and Ernest of Dayton. Arrangements incomplete at Jordan Memorial Chapel.
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Charles Butler
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Butler
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Second Baptist Church
Sally Alexander
Cynthiana
Roberta Butler
Mt. Sterling
Thomas
Mt Sterling
Dane
Paris
Ernest
Dayton
Jordan
Death of Raymond Schraub in Houston Area
Raymond W. Schraub of Houston Texas died of a heart attack yesterday. He was brother of Mrs Hubert Fall of 509 Stanley Street. His wife Elizabeth Moon of Middletown died in 1962. Surviving children include two sons Charles of Boston and Fred of Texas, and two daughters Mrs Margaret Kemp and Mrs Bar.
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Raymond Schraub
Raymond W. Schraub
Houston
Tex
Hubert
Stanley St
Elizabeth Moon
Middletown
Charles
Boston
Fred
Texas
Margaret Kemp
Bar
Camden farmer Leslie Gant dies at 66
Leslie C. Gant, 66, a retired farmer of Fairhaven, died yesterday at home. Survived by wife Anna, son Truman of Camden Rt. 2, and two grandchildren. Service at 2 p.m. Thursday at R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home. Burial in Miamitown. Visitation tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Camden
Leslie C. Gant
Fairhaven
Anna
Truman
Camden Rt. 2
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Miamitown
Miami Prof’s Son Killed in Viet Nam Parachute Jump
Army Spec. 4 Danny D. Prince, 19, son of Prof Lawrence J. Prince of Miami University, was killed in Vietnam while parachuting from a helicopter after six months in service. He had been wounded twice. Survived by his parents and a sister, with services in St. Paul, Nebraska.
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Oxford
Lawrence J. Prince
Department of Systems Analysis
Miami University
Army
Danny D. Prince
Viet Nam
Talawanda High School
Prince
Cindy
St. Paul
Neb
Obituary items list private services for several residents
Jess Black, 85, Cincinnati formerly Hamilton, private services by Klaus Weigel. Infant son of Sgt. and Mrs. John Estridge 2840 Tylersville Road private services by Brown Dawson. Foster Johnson 56 2393 Gep hart Road services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Webb. Mrs Emma Stitzel 82 4484 Stahlheber Road services 10 a.m. tomorrow Klaus Weigel.
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Jess Black
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Klaus Weigel
John Estridge
Tylersville Road
Brown, Dawson
Foster Johnson
Travel Film On Antarctica Slated For Lions Club Meeting
A travel film titled The Seven Cities of Antarctica will be shown at the Lions Club meeting Thursday at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Art Lennie serves as program chairman. A directors meeting will follow the program.
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Antarctica
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Art Lennie
Directors
Burning Of Car Here Is Checked
Detectives investigate a theft and arson case after a 1964 model car owned by Robert Peddicord was found burned along the Great Miami River. The vehicle, stolen Sunday from his Crawford Street home, was driven about a quarter mile off N Verity Parkway and set ablaze around 11 p.m. Sunday.
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Great Miami River
Robert Peddicord
Crawford St
Robin Roberts
Tytus Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Peddicord
Two area ROTC cadets receive Army commissions
Two area ROTC cadets were commissioned as Army second lieutenants at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, Annville Pennsylvania. Brian M. Berman and James F. Grimme received commissions and have notable post commission plans and marriages. Berman will attend Suffolk University Law School in Boston and Grimme will wed Peggy Rains in September.
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Army
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Annville
Brian M. Berman
Leo Berman
Graydon Drive
James F. Grimme
Francis P. Grimme
Ruth Court
West Chester
Berman
Suffolk University Law School
Boston
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Grimme
The
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Lakota High School
Ohio State University
Lakota High
Peggy Rains
Ridgemont Drive
Wives Plan Second Meeting for Armed Forces Wives Club
Wives Who Wait, a group for wives of service members overseas, will meet again Thursday at 8 p.m. Call Mrs. Don Tinsley at 423-0554, 3305 Barbara Drive, for details. Organized last month to boost morale, the club invites wives from all service branches to join.
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Don Tinsley
Barbara Drive
Traced teen murder linked to two suspects in Fort Worth case
Police linked Roy Green and Kenneth McDuff to the killings of Robert Brand 17 Edna Sullivan 16 and Mark Dunnam 16 after a trunk discovery exposed two slain youths. Sullivan’s body found by searchers as Green confessed to sexual violence and murder.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Vubruvery Wiainway
Roy Green
Kenneth McDuff
Marlin
Here
Green
Robert Brand
Alvardo
Mark Dunnam
Tarzana
Calif
Edna Louise Sullivan
Everman
McDuff
Miss Sullivan
Sullivan
Butler GOP Picnic Set
Butler County Republicans will hold their annual picnic on Aug. 17 at Thompson's Park three miles west of Hamilton on Rt. 177 at 6 30 p.m. Principal speakers include John Herbert state treasurer Louis Schneider and Donald E Lukens along with William Pulley. The event typically attracts 500 to 700 members. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and their own place settings. Meat and beverages will be supplied by GOP sponsors.
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Butler County
Thompson's Park
Hamilton
Rt. 177
John Moser
John Herbert
Ohio Supreme Court
Louis Schneider
Donald E Lukens
William Pulley
GOP
Harvard develops two year program for Latin American HRD
Harvard Graduate School of Education in Cambridge announces a two year program of research and training in human resource development aimed at Latin American and Caribbean countries.
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Harvard Studies
Cambridge
Whitman Father Seeks Closure After Texas Sniper Killing
C A Whitman of Lake Worth Florida met Austin police to receive his son’s arsenal and to express sympathy. He pledged to keep the sniper’s rifle and related items in police custody. An autopsy report awaited DPS lab analysis to confirm any drug influence on the shooter.
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University of Texas
Whitman
Texas
Austin
Wichita Falls
Karen Griffith
Robert A .Miles
Justices of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Frank W. McBee
Dellana
Department of Public Safety
Genetic Tinkering Continued From Page One
Article continues detailing advances in genetic tinkering, outlining key experiments, researchers, and ethical debates. It notes specific labs and institutions pursuing DNA editing methods, with mentions of potential applications and public policy considerations.
Genetic ethics loom over future organ science
A reflective overview warns that advances in kidney transplants and artificial hearts spark ethical crises. It questions who should receive life extending treatments and who decides worthiness, suggesting genetic knowledge could widen social rifts or create a hopeful paradise depending on humanity’s reactions.
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Earth
Musical Skit Planned by Agers at Golden Age Club
Mrs Evelyn Joliff a Middletown music teacher and Mrs Ed Rowe pianist will present a musical skit at the Golden Age Club meeting scheduled for 1 30 tomorrow afternoon in club headquarters at 600 N Verity Park Way.
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Evelyn Joliff
Middletown
Ed Rowe
N. Verity Parkway
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