Death of Mrs Sarah McCally 87 Middletown Resident
Mrs Sarah McCally 87 longtime Middletown resident died at Fairfield Nursing Home where she had been a patient since 1968 She was born in Virginia and joined Daughters of America Her husband Ernest died in 1952 Survived by daughter Mrs Evelyn Jolliff and two grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Roger Ashley officiating Burial at Woodside Cemetery Calling hours Sunday 3–5 and 7–9 p m
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Sarah McCally
Pearl St
Fairfield Nursing Home
MccCally
Virginia
Middletown
The
Daughters of America
Ernest
Evelyn Jolliff
McCoy- Leffler
Roger Ashley
Woodside Cemetery
Daisy Wells is Dead at Middletown Hospital
Daisy F. Wells aged 39 of 115 N Clinton St died at 6 15 am today at Middletown Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home.
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Daisy F. Wells
N. Clinton St
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Obituary for Wilbert W Woodward 62
Wilbert Wilson Woodward 62 of 1916 Wellington Road died at 8 10 p m yesterday after a year illness. He worked 27 years for Diamond National Corp before medical retirement. Survived by five sons Ora Franklin William Hillsboro Robert Arthur and Richard Middletown two daughters Mrs Rosalie Cowgill Middletown and Mrs Charlene Burney Hamilton two sisters Mrs Mary Kaiser Franklin and Mrs Louise Ferguson Miami Beach Fla.
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Wilbert Wilson Woodward
Wellington Road
Woodward
Diamond National Corp
Ruth
Ora
Franklin
William
Hillsboro
Robert
Arthur
Richard
Middletown
Rosalie Cowgill
Charlene Burney
Hamilton
Mary Kaiser
Louise Ferguson
Miami Beach
Fla
Hospital Loses Girl To Father
AP reports 8 year old Mary Ann McCloskey of Moscow Pennsylvania vanished after her father took her from National Jewish Hospital Denver. Diagnosed with asthma and heart condition, she needed medication within 48 hours and authorities fear for her life. Father Ear J McCloskey may be driving toward Scranton in a silver grey 1962 Oldsmobile station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mary Ann McCloskey
Moscow
National Jewish Hospital
Ear J. McCloskey
Scranton
McCloskey
Mrs. Luella Duncan Dies at 82 in Springboro
Mrs. Luella Duncan 82 died at home in Springboro after an extended illness. Survived by son Paul and daughter Martha King of Baton Rouge. Also survived by two brothers Max and Dwight Gilpin and two sisters Rachel Welch and Myra Fox. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home, Rev. Walter Arnold officiating. Burial in Springboro.
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Luella Duncan Franklin
Luella Duncan
Springboro
Duncan
Myra Fox
Miamisburg
Anglesby Funeral Home
Walter Arnold
Hamilton Deaths of Mrs Geraldine Wright and N M Akers
Mrs Geraldine Wright 51 of 849 Clinton Ave. dies with services today per Campbell. N M Akers 67 of Camden Route 1 dies. services set for 2 p m tomorrow per Colligan.
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Hamilton
Geraldine Wright
Clinton Ave
Campbell
N. M. Akers
Camden Rt
Colligan
Bacon Found Guilty Bacon Found Guilty
Hamilton Municipal Court finds Donald S. Bacon 44 guilty on three counts of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. A fourth assault charge by his wife was withdrawn. He is fined 50 dollars per count and given three 30 day jail terms suspended on good behavior for two years. Protests arose from a June 28 incident at 141 Gregory Lane. The officer testified Bacon insulted him and tore a uniform while resisting arrest.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Donald S. Bacon
Richard W. Berridge
Samantha
Bacon
Gregory Lane
Charles Furman
Darrell Philpot
Philpot
Bill Strikes Out At Drug Traffic
Washington AP A last minute provision in the foreign trade bill would strike at nations permitting uncontrolled narcotics production for the United States. The House Ways and Means Committee cleared the bill. Rep Charles A Vanik D Ohio offered an amendment authorizing the President to impose embargoes or suspend trade with such nations. Report notes Turkey a major opium poppy grower has moved to curb production and take further measures.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Turkey
Carlisle council probes payroll questions for auxiliary police
Carlisle councilman John Shotwell urged an inquiry into whether Police Chief Larry Stamm erred in paying five auxiliary policemen their full wages. Stamm faced criticism from residents and former officers while Mayor John Homan defended the department stating pay shortages were an oversight during Stamm's illness. The council also moved to seek income tax information from the Ohio Municipal League, approved Dalton Avenue reconstruction by Carey Paving Co for 14230 plus 30 days work, and hired Riley and Kolb as village solicitors at 25 per meeting plus standard fees.
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Juanita Abney
Carlisle
Polie Department
John Shotwell
Larry Stamm
Stamm
John Homan
Shotwell
Council
Ohio Municipal League
Carey Paving Co
Dalton Avenue
Ethel van Derveer
Riley and Kolb
Bar Association
FAA urges airports to ban sale of knives and imitation weapons
FAA security chief Carl F. Maisch said airport operators should discourage vendors from selling knives dagger imitation revolvers and lighter shapes like grenades at terminals to prevent misuse by hijackers. The action, in a letter to industry groups, follows hijacking scares and complements existing anti hijacking measures and screening systems.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Carl F. Maisch
FAA
Airport Operators Council International
American Association of Airport Executives
Eastern
Trans World
Pan American
Continental
New Orleans International
White House
Ware Asks To See Patrolmen In Manslaughter Case
Robert R. Ware of Florence has asked to talk with Ohio highway patrolman Ptl. Tony Riggs in the manslaughter and reckless operation case linked to a two car crash that killed four women on June 16. Ware, 37, is recovering at Middletown Hospital where doctors say he is looking and feeling better. The crash, likely caused by Ware riding the wrong way on Interstate 75, killed Elizabeth Spellmire 17 Carol Pfau 18 both of Lebanon Frances Rudokas 45 of 3205 Raymond Drive and her mother Alice Roe 60 of Hartville.
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Robert R. Ware
Florence
Kyman
Ohio
Ware
Ptl
Tony Riggs
Middletown Hospital
Elizabeth Spellmire
Carol Pfau
Lebanon
Frances Rudokas
Raymond Drive
Rudokas
Alice Roe
Hartville
Classes Attend Cop Mulder Funeral in Piqua
Eleven members of Piqua Patrolman Jan Mulder 1966 recruit class and Capt. William Brewer attended Mulder's funeral in Piqua. Also present were several sergeants and patrolmen from Middletown Butler County and surrounding departments. The slain officer had been shot twice in a Piqua hotel lobby while pursuing a burglar. the suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot.
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Piqua
Jan Mulder
William Brewer
Middletown
Russell Dwyer
Ernest Howard
Eugene Prewitt
Paul Lewis
Paul M. Davis
Middletown Division of Police
Butler County
David Boomershine
Charles Thomas
Franklin
Linville Adams
Delmer Adams
Bradley Hobbs
Eaton Department
Oxford
Frederick Feyh
James Gary
Piqua Department
Mulder
Brewer
Fire Incidents Reported At Local Addresses
A fire at 1322 Reynolds Ave. injured Kendrick Napier, 40, taken to hospital in fair condition. A second blaze at the intersection of Columbia Ave. and Carmody Blvd damaged a Grady Calhoun owned car, caused by a faulty gas line, with damages estimated at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Ave
Kendrick Napier
Columbia Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
Grady Calhoun
Ninth Ave
Nixon Chooses Cooperation Over Force in Southern Desegregation
President Nixon met with advisory councils from seven Southern states in New Orleans to push for voluntary desegregation this fall. He aims to strengthen state councils while signaling a serious national drive, with Cabinet members and officials outlining a path that favors cooperation over coercion amid ongoing court cases and criticism from Democratic liberals.
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Washington
Nixon
New Orleans
South
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Cabinet Committee On Education
Office of Management and Budget
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Expansion of CAC Decision Next Month
Middletown waits for Sept 3 to learn if Butler County Community Action Commission expands services here. A July 30 public hearing drew about 30 people, but only 10 of 33 board members attended the Middletown meeting, delaying action until a quorum is met. The CAC, started in 1964, channels federal funds to aid the poor with offices in Hamilton and meetings in Middletown and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Butler County Community Action Commission
CAC
CAC Board of Directors
Hamilton
Oxford
Jack Bates
Cecilia Snow
Middletown Community Center
Ruth Shoupe
Franklin St
Walter Mischley
Viola Benson
Benson
County
Chicago
County Cac
Office of Economic Opportunity
Irene Lewis
Greg Newton
Girl Scouts Take 2 Day Cruise on Ohio River
Eleven Cadette Troop 1477 members from Manchester Middle School joined 136 cadettes and 11 adults for a two day Ohio River cruise. Sponsored by Great Rivers Girl Scout Council, the trip featured Meldahl Dam andLocks tours, Jubilee 1 activities, dancing, crafts, and overnight stays at Meldahl Dam State Park with campfire programs.
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Manchester Middle School
Ohio River
Great Rivers
Girl Scouts Council
Meldahl Dam
Locks
Ripley
Meldahl Dam State Park
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Donald Rumsfeld
J. Stanley Pottinger
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Supreme Court
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Sherry
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Vicki Bailey
Andy Sabo
Sun Valley
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Story & Clark
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Trenton Lion’s Annual
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