Obituary for Miss Artie Barnes 59 Middletown
Miss Artie Barnes 59 of 901 Ninth Ave. died at 12 19 a m in Middletown Hospital after a home heart attack. Born in South Carolina she lived in Middletown 42 years. Survived by son Willie Barnes Middletown brother Robert Barnes Jr Rockingham NC and five sisters Phyllis Aikens Louise Barnes Grace Streeter Thelma Graves Washington DC and Nine Bell Barnes North Carolina. Arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Artie Barnes
Ninth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Miss Barnes
South Carolina
Middletown
Willie Barnes
Robert Barnes Jr
Rockingham
N.C
Phyllis Aikens
Louise Barnes
Grace Streeter
Thelma Graves
Washington, D.C
Nine Bell Barnes
North Carolina
Services for Harry W. Brown Held At Local Funeral Home
Harry W. Brown age 80 of 2020 Winona Drive died at home last Friday after a heart attack. Services are at 2 pm Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Harry W. Brown
Winona Drive
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Brown
Thomas L. Webb of South Point Dies at 83
Thomas L. Webb, 83, of South Point Ohio father of Thomas F Webb Middletown Board of Education director of curriculum, died at home Thursday. Survived by another son Lloyd of Aid Ohio two daughters Mary Brammer South Point and Helen Webb, and four grandchildren. Services at Leatherwood Baptist Church near South Point Sunday at 2 p.m. Friends may call Schneider Funeral Home Chesapeake Ohio Saturday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Thomas L. Webb
South Point
Ohio
Thomas F. Web
Middletown Board of Education
Lloyd
Aid
Mary Brammer
Helen "Webb
Leatherwood Baptist Church
Schneider Funeral Home
Chesapeake
Canal Bikeway Plans Aired Out In Butler County
Hamilton and Middletown planners outlined a 9 mile Miami Erie Canal bikeway from Middletown to Hamilton following the canal route and the Baltimore and Ohio hotline. Costs range 231943 to 322314 with potential federal grants but land issues and safety near the hotline draw concern. County officials debate paving versus preservation and plan another meeting with the park commission.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Warren H. Klink
Klink
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Armco Steel Corp
New Miami
Grant Elementary
Harding-Jones Paper Co
Excello
Nicolet Industries
Rockdale Road
LeSourdsville Lake
Fantasy Farm
Miami-Erie Canal
Rentschier ‘Forest Preserve
George Cummins
Butler County Park Commissioners
Washington, D.C
Cale Logsdon
Wiliam Donham
Rentschlee Forest Preserve
Reiff
Edgar Streifthau
Monroe Class Seeking Members
The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1962 seeks nine missing members for a reunion on September 2 at the Elks Club in Still unlocated are Mitch Goff Martie Bolton Ed Fox Jim Hamilton Ray Lawson Gloria Moore Tom Meyers Ellen Simpson and Tim Smith Contact Larry Duff at 4245013 or Judy Margerum at 4221048.
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Lemon-Monroe
Elks Club
Hamilton
Mitch Goff
Martie Bolton
Ed Fox
Jim Hamilton
Ray Lawson
Gloria Moore
Tom Meyers
Ellen Simpson
Tim Smith
Larry Duff
Judy Margerum
Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney Detained in Sweden Marijuana Case
Paul McCartney Linda Eastman and drummer Danny Seiwell posted a 2100 bond with Swedish narcotics police after admitting they imported marijuana during a Scandinavian tour. They face fines and possible expulsion. McCartney said the Wings tour would continue as planned. Police confiscated just over five ounces of cannabis mailed from Britain.
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Paul McCartney
Linda
Marcotics
McCartreys
Danny Seiwell
McCartney
Europe
Britain
Beatle
The
Wings
London
Beatles
New York
Lee Eastman
Seiwell
Bittersweet Reunion For Black Veterans
The article recalls a 1950s reunion of Black veterans tied to Michigan Bell executives and Thurgood Marshall's defense of several airmen in the Lockbourne case. It highlights Lt. Daniel James and Lt. Col. Benjamin Davis Jr. as prominent figures with high-ranking roles in government and aviation.
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Michigan Bell+ Telephone Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Manhattan
Lockbourne Air Base
Ohio
Daniel “Chappie’ James
James
Air Force
Coleman Young
Michigan
Lockbourne
Thurgood Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
North
Africa
Europe
Davis
Model law would end permits for most parades and festivals
A proposed uniform model law would abolish permits for most rock festivals parades and public meetings. If adopted it would require permits only when there is substantial risk to health safety or public use. The draft also advances medical aid rules for epileptics and diabetics and a tenant protection bill against retaliatory eviction restoring safe clean housing.
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San Francisco
Millard H. Ruud
University of Texas
National Conference of Commissioners
Ruud
Supreme Court
Peter F. Langrock
Middlebury
American Civil Liberties Union
Vermont
US Senate
Y Plans Trip To Hueston Woods State Park
YMCA sponsored trip to Hueston Woods State Park set for August 6 offers hiking a Nature Museum tour and park games. Cost 3 for YMCA members 4 for non members includes bus from the YMCA at 10 a.m. return by 4 p.m. Sack lunch recommended. soft drinks available.
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Hueston Woods State Park
YMCA
Nixon leads McGovern by twenty three points in early poll
A Louis Harris survey after Senator Eagleton's resignation shows Senator George McGovern trailing President Richard Nixon by 23 points in New York and national public opinion.
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Trails
NIXON
New York
Louis Harris
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
George McGovern
Commissioners Approve No Fault Auto Insurance Plan
In a Thursday vote the commissioners approved a nationwide no fault auto insurance plan 33 to 11. The measure would reimburse victims for reasonable medical expenses regardless of fault and proposes a federal law to implement the policy.
Escapee Pardoned After Decades Hiding True Identity
Walter Moser, born Wilson Maurer, escaped from London Ohio prison in 1937 and lived in Houston under a false name for 35 years. A pardon from Ohio arrived after a routine fingerprint check linked him to the past rape conviction and prison term he disputed.
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Houston
Walter Moser
Ohio
Moser
London
Wilson Maurer
Born Again Worker Returns Home After Freedom
A man describes his life centered on a 25 year old woodworking workshop on his Ohio farm born and raised. He plans to visit his mother's grave and relatives before returning, saying he feels reborn now that he is truly free.
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Ohio
Moser
Gonzaga Hall Chosen for TB Clinic Relocation
Hamilton Butler County commissioners selected Gonzaga Hall at N Front and Buckeye in Hamilton as the new site for the county TB clinic. The move from Fort Hamilton follows a recommendation by TB administrator Mrs. Kitty Paul and approval by board president Dale Logsdon and vice president William Denham. Dr. Albert Van Sickle supported the plan. Annual leasing cost at Gonzaga Hall would be 4,848 dollars versus 9,315 dollars at the current location.
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Albert van Sickle
Reiff
Gonzaga Hall
Middletown board approves Betty Walter as records registrar
The Middletown board, by 2 to 1, names Betty Walter as secretary to the TB administrator and records registrar at a new salary of 299 dollars bi weekly, an annual rise of 1750 dollars. Logsdon and Denham vote yes. Reiff votes no, calling the increase unfair to county employees.
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Betty Walter
Middletown
Walter
Logsdon and
Denham
Reiff
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