Obituary for Sam Nick Pallas 69 of Hamilton
Sam Nick Pallas 69 formerly of Middletown died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 1 45 am after a two week illness He lived in Middletown 45 years and worked at the Olympic Restaurant in Middletown and the Coston Restaurant in Hamilton Services are at 2 pm Friday at the St Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church with Rev Michael Karloutsos officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Memorials may be made to the church
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Sam Nick Pallas
Hamilton
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Pallas
Coston
Olympic
Main Street
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Michael Karloutsos
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Services for Mrs Charity Thomas Held at Wayman Chapel
Mrs Charity Thomas mother of Stewart Thomas Sr of 1201 Calumet Ave dies in Georgetown Kentucky. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Wayman Chapel with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Brown Funeral Home Georgetown today after 5 p m.
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Charity Thomas
Stewart Thomas Sr
Calumet Ave
Wayman Chapel
Maple Grove Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Georgetown
Thomas
Davis longtime Logan farmer dies at Otterbein Home
Emory Whitmore Davis a retired Logan Ohio farmer died at 9 p m yesterday at Otterbein Home where he had been patient since 1956 The only immediate survivor is his daughter Miss Fae Davis of Dayton Services will be held at 640 pm today at Otterbein Chapel and Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home in Logan Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel today from 5 pm until time of the service Local arrangements are by the Riggs Funeral Home
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Emory Whitmore Davis
Logan
Lebanon World War II veteran David Cole dies in Detroit
David Cole 38 brother of Tom and Jim Cole of South Lebanon died Monday at the VA Hospital in Detroit. He served in World War II. Surviving are his wife Virgie five brothers including Lee and Arthur of Loveland two sisters and his father Sam Cole of Kentucky. Services at 10:30 am Friday at Oswald Memorial Home followed by burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call there tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
David Cole
Tom
Jim Cole
South Lebanon
Detroit
Virgie
Lee
Arthur
Loveland
Sam Cole
Kentucky
Oswald
Franklin James L. McDaniel 31 dies in Dayton
James L. McDaniel of 7700 Twin View Drive dies at Grandview Hospital Dayton at 2 15 am after three weeks as a patient. He worked 11 years as a pipe machine operator for Armco Steel Corp. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Linda parents James and wife from Thornhill Tennessee a brother Chester and four sisters. Services Saturday Coffey Funeral Home Tazewell burial New Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call Eat on Funeral Home tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Franklin
James L. McDaniel
Twin View Drive
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
McDaniel
Armco Steel Corp
Mary
Linda
James McDaniel
Thornhill
Tenn
Chester
Bobbie Denton
Velva Coffey
Beau-lah Dalton
Lena Coffey
Coffey
Tazewell
New Bethel Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs Helen Onipman Obituary Notice
Mrs Helen Onipman 66 of Clearwater Florida formerly Hamilton died with services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow Proeschel.
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Helen Onipman
Clearwater, Fla
Hamilton
Proeschel
Korean War Ace Downed Out Of Copters Reach
Maj. James H. Kasler, 40, rated the U S Air Force’s top Viet Nam pilot, was shot down 70 miles northwest of Hanoi after 70 plus combat missions. Parachuting to enemy soil, he was not recovered by helicopters, presumed captured, amid a day when two F105s were downed. Kasler, nicknamed the Destroyer, had a long career from World War II tailgunner to Korea and Viet Nam ace.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
James H. Kasler
North Viet Nam
Red River Valley
Hanoi
U.S
Ing Kasler
Kasler
Korea
North
Viet Nam
Robinson Risner
Air Force
Services For War Victim Friday For Marine Pvt Coates
Marine Pvt Ronald P Coates 19 son of Mr and Mrs Perry Coates of Columbia Road will receive services Friday at 2 pm at Oswald Memorial Home Burial with graveside military rites at Fellowship Cemetery He was killed July 24 near Quang Tri Viet Nam the Marine Corps telegram said he died of multiple missile wounds while engaging the enemy Coates joined the Marines in June 1965 and had been overseas since spring
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Lebanon
Ronald P. Coates
Perry Coates
Columbia Road
Oswald
Pvt
Coates
Two GOP Candidates Unable to Counsel at Local Camp
GOP candidates Walter Powell and Donald Bacon will not serve as counselors at a weekend camp for 24th district teens in Chau tauqua. Sponsor Donald E. Lukens said both cited prior commitments though Powell noted no date was set and his calendar is full. Lukens said 40 other counselors will attend including Cliff Swan, with a full-time counselor and director Mrs. Jean Blazer overseeing the camp.
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GOP
Walter Powell
Donald Bacon
24Th Congressional District
Chautauqua
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
Powell
Powell and Bacon
Cliff Swan
Swan
Warren County
Lukens
Jean Blazer
Black Horses Suffer Heat More Than Other Colored Horses
A report notes that black horses are more affected by heat than horses of other colors, suggesting color influences heat tolerance in equines.
Medicare Rushed Nursing Homes Spark Cost and Policy Debate
Esslinger and others debate Medicare driven expansion of nursing homes in Ohio. He cites 600 new beds added near Cincinnati with 600 more proposed, while Middletown sees none due to loan hurdles. Critics warn rapid policy shifts may burden taxpayers and future Title 19 funding.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Esslinger
James Elder
Middletown Hospital
Break-Ins At Amanda Schools Leave 13 Marks
Deputy Mullins notes both Amanda Junior High and Amanda Elementary saw break in attempts Monday night with the number 13 appearing in both cases. At the junior high, janitor Paul Laurens found a broken window into Room 13 and a damaged tool cabinet and recreation room door. Damages pegged at 30 dollars, with nothing missing. At the elementary, a screen was pried and a glass broken to gain entry to Room 313 used for AV equipment, a soft drink machine broken, and a walk in freezer lock pried. Missing were five pounds of cheese two cans of ham and some change, damages also about 30 dollars.
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Amanda
John B. Mullins
Paul Laurens
Hood Ave
Amanda Junior High School
Kenneth Sexton
Crafts Exhibit Planned at Sunset Park Talent Roundup
An exhibit of crafts by boys and girls from city playgrounds will be displayed during the annual talent roundup this evening at Sunset Park across from the swimming pool. Crafts include reed baskets crushed-stone pictures decorated wall panels Popsicle stick treasure chest and styro foam coasters. Mrs Delores Duff is the playground specialist and Dave Ballard oversees the talent show with 15 to 20 acts featuring dancing singing ventriloquism and rock n roll bands. the public is invited.
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Sunset Park
Delores Duff
Dave Ballard
Pope Paul VI names Roanoke pastor as auxiliary bishop
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI has appointed Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Louis Flaherty, pastor of St. Andrew's Church in Roanoke, Virginia, as auxiliary bishop of the Richmond diocese.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
J. Louis Flaherty
St. Andrew’s Church
Roanoke
Richmond
Vatican
Elder-Beerman dept store to start in Hamilton
Developer Arthur Beerman will acquire the urban renewal area for 280000 and begin a four story Elder-Beerman department store across from the Butler County Courthouse. The project costs 25 million overall, with 180000 square feet of retail space and parking for about 200 cars, targeting completion in early 1968.
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Dept
Hamilton
Elder-Beerman Department Store
Hamiton
Arthur Beerman
Butler County
Beerman
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