Deaths And Funerals James Brewster CAMDEN
James J. Brewster 41 of Camden died yesterday. Survived by wife Ramona daughter Karen step-daughter Ronnie Crawford two sons Frank and Charles mother Mrs Dellie Brewster sister Mrs Wayne Murray brother Clyde. Services 1 30 p m Monday Ulimer Son Funeral Home Dayton. Friends call Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. Waynesville Rt 3 died early today at residence. Retired salesman survived by wife Daisy son Wade two brothers Wilson and Bert two sisters Blanche Purcell and Grace Swisher and three grandchildren. Services 10 30 a m Monday Anglesby Funeral Home burial Springboro Cemetery. Call 2 5 p.m. Swart Funeral Home. Graveside 11 a m tomorrow Miamisburg. Arrangements by Swart with call times.
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James Brewster Camden
James J. Brewster
Camden
American Legion
Ramona
Karen
Ronnie Crawford
Frank
Charles
Dellie Brewster
Wayne Murray
Dayton
Clyde
Kettering
Ulimer & Son Funeral Home
Waynesville
Franklin Ellis Dies at 73 in Lebanon Transition
Franklin Stanley W. Ellis, 73, of 213 East Silver Street Lebanon, formerly of the area, passed away. Details of funeral arrangements were not included in the fragment.
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Franklin
Stanley W. Ellis
E. Silver St
Lebanon
All's Radio and TV Serv. Ad Highlights TV Repair
In a nostalgic look at tech from 1877 to today the ad promotes television as the latest evolution with sound and picture. Call All's Radio and TV Service at 2916 Yankee Road across from Oneida School, 422-7450, for prompt repair by two Motorola-trained technicians.
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Thomas Edison
Mr. Marconi
ALL
Radio & T.V
Yankee Road
Oneida School
T.V
Motorola
Wade P. Fannon Rites Held In Carlisle Cemetery
Wade P. Fannon 64 of Greenville Tennessee died of a heart attack Wednesday. Graveside services will be at Carlisle Cemetery at 10 30 a m tomorrow conducted by Rev Bob Bell. He retired after 12 years as a machinist with Sheffield Corp Cincinnati. Survived by wife Elsie a brother Harley of Indianapolis and three sisters Mrs Everett Scott Greenville Mrs Claude Brooks and Miss Minnie Fannon Dayton. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p m.
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Franklin
Carlisle
Wade P. Fannon
Greenville
Harley
Indianapolis
Everett Scott
Claude Brooks
Minnie Fannon
Dayton
Infant Hellard Dies at Three Days in Dayton
Infant Hellard Jef fery J. Hellard three days old son of Mr and Mrs Barry Hellard and grandson of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hellard of Germantown died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton in Ohio.
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West Carrollton
Jeffery J. Hellard
Barry Hellard
Thomas Hellard
Germantown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Bumper Stickers Banned at Cincinnati Post Office
The U S Post Office in Cincinnati banned auto bumper type stickers reading America love it or leave it from the concession stand. The General Services Administration ruled the stickers violated two federal regulations requiring approval of goods in federal buildings and prohibiting signs not issued by the government. An employee reportedly printed about 250000 stickers.
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Cincinnati
America
U.S
General Services Administration
How To Balk A House Burglar
A 1960 guidance piece notes burglars target occupied homes and suggests practical defenses. It urges sturdy dead locks windows alarms and simple measures like light timers and neighbor checks to deter theft. It also mentions guarding against detectable signals such as milk deliveries and steady lighting patterns.
Hutchens Jerald Hutchens 23 dies after cancer battle
Jerald Hutchens 23 of 10454 Chautauqua Road dies at Middletown Hospital after a month as a patient. Born in Paris Kentucky, he graduated Madison High School in 1962 and worked seven years as assistant manager at Shur-Fit Distributors. He was an Ohio National Guard member, Battery D 174th Artillery. Survived by wife Linda, parents Sylvester Hutchens and Esther King, siblings and step-relatives. Services planned 2 p.m. Monday at Anglesby Raymond Price.
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Franklin—Jerald
Hunch
174Th Artillery
Linda
Sylvester Hutchens
Trenton
Esther King
Indianapolis
Lloyd
Germany
Sylvia Knuckle
Donna Hutchens
Anglesby Funeral Home
Springboro
Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Train in Hamilton
A 40-year-old man, Carl Plummer of 335 S 11th St Hamilton, was killed when struck by a southbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train at the Ludlow Street crossing around 11 p.m. He died at Mercy Hospital at 12:50 a.m. Coroner Dr. Garret J Boone and Sheriff’s deputy Cpl. James Easter attended. The body was sent to Baon Funeral Home Franklin for arrangements.
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Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ludlow Street
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Carl Plummer
S. 11Th St
Hamilon
Plummer
Mercy Hospital
James Easter
Sheriff's Department
Fourth
Maple Streets
Franklin
Rangers Leader Hairston Sentenced for Murder Solicitation
Eugene Hairston 24, leader of the Blackstone Rangers, is sentenced to three concurrent 5 to 15 year terms for solicitation of murder in Chicago Circuit Court. He was convicted May 29 of paying six teens $1 each to shoot three men in a Sept 12, 1967 incident. one murder charge and two attempted murder charges were acquitted. He had been free on $20,000 bond. The gang, under Senate scrutiny, had Hairston previously earned $6,500 yearly as a federally funded job training program assistant on the South Side.
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Chicago
Blackstone Rangers
Eugene Hairston
Louis A. Wexler
South Side
Hairston
Leo McClure
Rangers
Senate
Library of Congress Handles Over 130000 Requests
The Library of Congress logged more than 130000 inquiries from congressmen last year seeking books and information. The vast majority involved legislative research and access to congressional records and reference materials.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Prominent Hamilton Doctor Harry Lowell Dies at 76
Dr. Harry Lowell of 302 Progress Ave. dies at Mercy Hospital after seven weeks as a patient. A pioneer in blood transfusion and spinal anesthesia, he practiced here since 1920 and performed over 40,000 operations by 1958. Survivors include wife Mary, son Harry Jr, and three daughters. Requiem High Mass at St. Peter in Chains Church. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Funeral home visitation today.
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Hamilton
Harry Lowell
Progress Ave
Mercy Hospital
Northwestern University
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Mayo Clinic
Lowell
Lions Club
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Fraternal Order of Police
Mary
Harry Jr
Mary Lowell
Lenora Albera
Rita Hoelle
St. Peter In Chains Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Brown - Dawson Funeral
Military Rites Slated for Army Spec. 4 Martin Gruber
Full military rites for Army Spec. 4 Martin S. Gruber 19 of Mason will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Gallimore Funeral Home. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery in Glendale. The soldier was killed in action August 8 in Vietnam.
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Mason
Army
Martin S. Gruber
Gallimore Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
Vietnam
Retired Lebanon Farmer Thomas Spencer Ends Life
Lebanon Ohio area report says 59 year old Thomas Spencer hanged himself in his attic after a period of illness and despondency. His wife Frances found him. Survivors include his wife and brother Dr Earl Spencer of Dayton. Funeral services are 2 PM Monday at Oswald Funeral Home with calling hours Sunday.
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Lebanon
Thomas Spencer
Earl Spencer
Dayton
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Oswald's
Saxbe Outlines Vietnam Policy Stance in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe, a Republican Senate hopeful, released a position paper on Vietnam. He cites self-determination for Vietnam, U S security, and the cost in lives and money as core questions. He pressed for negotiated Paris talks but urged hard decisions on future policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
U. S. Senate
Vietnam
U. S
Saxbe
Paris
Bequest Establishes Scholarship At Miami For Franklin Students
A bequest from Milton Rue funds the Rue Scholarships at Miami University. The income will support two new scholarships yearly, benefiting desiring Franklin High School graduates from Franklin, Ohio, who attend Miami University. Dr. Phillip R. Shriver notes the gift ranks among Miami’s largest for scholarships.
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Bequest
Miami
Franklin
Oxford
Miami University
Milton Rite of
Chicago
Shriver
Rue
Phillip R. Shriver
Ment
Bergen Evans
Northwestern University
Milton Rue
Mary Rue Shepherd
Shepherd
Sunbury Flood Plan Talks Form Local Committee
A Sunbury citizens committee formed with the Miami Conservancy District and state highway officials to study flood control for Sunbury and Mudlick. Engineers outlined costs and funding, while residents pressed for a solution after repeated floods since the 1959 Ohio 4.
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Sunbury
Citizens’ Committee
Miami Conservancy District
State Highway Department
Mudlick
Rasidenie
Miami
Gunship II rolls out at Wright Patterson AFB
Dayton reports the Air Force unveils Gunship II a modified C 130 with four 20 mm cannons and four Gatling miniguns. It can fire 34 000 rounds per minute doubling Puff the Magic Dragon’s reach. Maj Ronald W Terry and Maj James R Krause of Dayton receive Legion of Merit and Distinguished Flying Cross for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Air Force
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Wright-Patterson Afb
Air Force Systems Command
Ronald W. Terry
Dayton
James R. Krause
Keuthan Foundry Workers End 48 Hour Walkout
Keuthan Foundry workers returned to the job after a 48 hour stoppage by Local 68 of the International Moulders & Allied Union. They sought a discussion with Kevitan officials but the plant resumed full operation at 7 20 a m with no site picketing. The walkout was described as unauthorized by Keuthan and union president William A Lazzerini.
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Keuthan Foundry
International Moulders & Allied Union
F& Am
Kevitan
Doug Bartlett
Hamilton
Bartlett
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Jerald Hutchens
Raymond Price
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Leon Mathis
Earl Roberts
Wallace Pergram
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Mudlick Mill
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