Deaths And Funerals Vrs Daisy Box
Mrs Daisy C Box formerly of Middletown died yesterday at the Methodist Home where she had lived two years She was a Middletown resident for 25 years before moving to the home Survived by two sons Jones and Roy both of Cincinnati Services at Bamber Funeral Home 3011 Woodburn Ave tomorrow at 2 pm No visitation Today at 10 am at McCoy Lestier Funeral Home Rev Edmund Koch to officiate Burial in Woodside Cemetery No visitation.
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Cincinnati
Daisy C. Box
Middletown
She
Jones and
Roy
Bamber Funeral Home
Woodburn Av
Tomorow
McCoy- Lestier Funeral Home
Edmund Koch
Frrial
Woodside Cemetery
Local Woman Hazel Hoskins 56 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Hazel Hoskins 56 of 201 Leland Court died last night at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since June 23. She was deaconess at First Christian Church. Survived by husband Flisha a son Fred daughter Norma Jean Freeze sister Wendell Barker Tampa Fla brother Or mand Ewing five grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday at First Christian Church with Rev. Edwin Bobbitt. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Hazel Hoskins
Leland Court
Middletown Hospital
Flisha
Fred
Dayton
Norma Jean Freeze
Middletown
Wendell Barker
Tampa
Fla
Ormand Ewing
First Christian Church
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Prickett and family ties
Mrs. Mary Prickett formerly of 1305 First Ave died yesterday at the Fairfield Rest Home. She was a member of the Daughters of America. Survived by son Harold Bailey of Middletown sister Mrs. Corrine Slater of Cincinnati four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday.
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Mary Prickett
Mary Crosley Prickett
First Ave
Fairfield Rest Home
The
Daughters of America
Harold Bailey
Middletown
Corrine Slater
Cincinnati
Requiem High Mass for Harry Flum
Harry Flum age 79 of 1034 Greenwood Avenue. Requiem High Mass set for 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Stephen Church. Interment in local cemetery with family rites.
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Harry Flum
Greenwood Av
St. Stephen Church
Prominent Cleric John Courtney Murray Dies at 63
The Rev. John Courtney Murray, 63, a leading Jesuit theologian, died Wednesday likely from a heart attack in New York. Also reported: writer Idenny Furst, 74, died of a heart attack in LA, and Lt. Gen. Alexander Perepelitsyn, 55, longtime Soviet security official, died after a long illness in Moscow. Paul Bedford, 92, Princeton trustee emeritus and Wilkes-Barre attorney, died Wednesday. Maurice Gillett, 56, BorgWarner executive, died also Wednesday in Oak Brook Illinois.
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New York
John Courtney Murray
LA Spezia
Italy
Idenny Furst
Moscow
Alexander I. Perepelitsyn
Wilkes-Barre
Paul Bedford
Princeton University
Oak Brook
Iil
Maurice QC
Gillett
Borg- Warner Corp
Driver Chased and Charged After North Main Collision
Franklin police nabbed 28 year old Harry Lee Estes after a high speed north bound crash on North Main Street. Estes faces charges of driving while intoxicated fleeing the scene and no driver s license after sideswiping Alvin L. Jones 27 of Dayton. His car slid 300 feet before turning and fleeing south until captured near Seventh Street. Estes' address is 2118 Wells Road.
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Franklin
Harry Lee Estes
Estes
North Main Street
North Point
Main
Alvin L. Jones
Dayton
Seventh Street
Frankan
Wells Road
Liberal Parked Lot Expansion for Liberal Market
The Liberal Markets chain bought a 26 by 125 foot lot at 1207 Girard Ave for 25000 to expand Veri Parkway parking. The house at the property will be removed and the area blacktopped to ease truck access to the rear of the Liberal store. Real estate firm A D A Realty Co. Dayton handled the sale for Liberal Markets with agents Tom Baird Jr. and Jacob and Ted Arnovitch.
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Liberal
S. Verity Parkway
A.D.A. Realty Co
Dayton
Liberal Markets
Girard Ave
Howard
Emma McGothen
Leo Berman
Tom Baird Jr
Jacob and
Ted Arnovitch
Shooting Case Is Continued In Sharonville
Ralph Roark faces an assault with intent to kill charge after a midnight shooting at the Butterfly Inn near the Warren County line targeting Warren County chief juvenile officer Richard Kemp. Roark, accompanied by James Duncan and a juvenile brother, allegedly tried to break into a coin box before firing. Roark fled, was wounded, and surrendered to Loveland police the next day.
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Sharonville
Hamilton
South Lebanon
Ralph Rork
Roark
Warren County
Richard Kemp
Butterfly Inn
Kemp
James Duncan
Two Boys Injured In Box Collision In Maud
Two youngsters, Roger Harris and Stephen Green, both from Shirley Drive in Maud, were injured when a cardboard box they were playing in on the street was struck by a car driven by Connie Arlene Head. Both boys were treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital with bruises and abrasions. Harris admitted, Green treated and released. Officer Sgt. John Mullins said Head swerved to avoid the box after seeing it in the roadway.
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Hamilton
Maud
Butler County
Roger Harris
Shirley Drive
Stephen Green
Fort Hamiton Hospital
Harris
John B. Mullins
Connie Arlene Head
Olympia Drive
Mason
Rebels Escape Cuban Shores
Rafael Correa a Cuban official and nine companions seized a 29 foot fishing boat with knives, sailed north, and were rescued by a freighter. Correa claimed the boat was assigned for a fishing contest and the captain returned to Cuba aboard his own craft. Cuba tightens patrols to prevent departures.
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Miami
Fla
Rafael Correa
Correa
Cuba
Congress Charged With Ignoring Poor’s Plight in Housing
Cincinnati AP dispatch reports Deputy HUD official Ann Roberts and HEW official Dr. Ruby Martin blasting Congress for neglecting urban poor housing. Roberts cites killed rent supplements and Model Cities cuts while urging open housing legislation. Martin warns open housing is crucial to prevent racial strife amid a Delta Sigma Theta convention. Senator Charles Percy also urges prioritizing domestic battles with greater resources.
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Cincinnati
Congress
Ann Roberts
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
House of Representatives
Roberts
Ruby Martin
Martin
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Delta Sigma Theta Public Service Sorority
Charles H. Percy
R-Il
United States
Fire Loss Put At 800 Dollars In Middletown Apartment
Ada Marchetti of 622 Crawford Street was treated at Middletown Hospital for smoke inhalation after a fire in her study caused about 800 dollars damage. Her husband Ike found the chair fire and firemen were summoned at 12 45 a m. The blaze started from a cigarette in an overstuffed chair and damaged the chair drapes windows carpet and walls.
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Crawford Street
Middletown Hospital
Ada Marchetti
Crawford St
Ike
Grant For Sewer OK'd by Rotary Commission
Hamilton Ohio The Ohio State Rotary Commission in Columbus approved a $120 600 grant for the Union Township Industrial Sewer District to advance the project while one property owner defers assessments until his land is developed for industrial use. If developed, assessments will be levied and the grant repaid. the Rotary Commission funds county projects statewide.
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Hamilton
Ohio State Rotary Commission
Columbus
Union Township
Rotary Commission
Office Outfitters Hosts 17th Annual Company Outing
More than 80 employees attended the Office Outfitters picnic at LeSourdsville Lake last evening. The event began at 7 p.m. with a chicken dinner and was sponsored by M. Inwood, founder of the firm and current chairman of the board.
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Office Outfitters
LeSourdsville Lake
M. Inwood
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