Deaths And Funerals Willie C. Lewis
Willie C. Lewis 72 of 2016 Carolina St. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after eight years of declining health. A World War I veteran and former Armco Steel employee, he is survived by his wife Bissie two sons Paul and Thomas a daughter Erma Beagle two brothers a sister and multiple half siblings and five grandchildren. Services are 2 p.m. Friday at the Church at Mayfield with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Willie C. Lewis
Carolina St
Middletown Hospital
Lewis
Armco Steel Corp
Morgan County
Middletown
Bissie
Paul
Thomas
Erma Beagle
Boone
Tampa
Fla
Allen
Lily Brook
W. Va
Mary Carpenter
West Liberty
Ezra
Emmett
Not His Day to Be Out in Dayton
A Dayton motorist was stopped for altered expired 10 day license tags and found without a license. Patrolman R R Kearney issued three tickets then later stopped the same man for jaywalking. The man complained he would go home and go to bed.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
R. R. Kearney
Kearney
Driver Cited In Franklin Wreck
Franklin resident N Burr Nichols of Cambridge struck Charles Payton at 128 Warren Ave while changing lanes on S Mar Street at 3 20 p m. Nichols said he did not see Payton until too late and was cited for unsafe lane change.
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Franklin
N. Burr
Nichols
Cambridge
Charles Payton
Warren Ave
S Mar Street
Payton
Lebanon man Ralph Earnhart, 86, dies in Dayton hospital
Ralph Earnhart, 86, of Lebanon Route 4 died at 9 45 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital in Dayton. He is survived by nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial at Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at the memorial home after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Lebanon
Ralph Earnhart
Rt. 4
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Oswald
Memorial Home
Tharp Rites Planned for Middletown Man
Jesse L Tharp 47 of 459 Middletown Eaton Rd died 5 30 pm yesterday at Cincinnati General Hospital. A machinist for Sorg Paper Co since moving to Middletown 18 years ago he was born in Jackson County. Survived by wife Mildred two daughters Miss Barbara Tharp and Mrs Penny Cowgill four sons Paul Lawrence Billyard Tommy his parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Tharp two brothers LaRue and Edward. Services 10 am Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Maynard Earls officiating burial in Jackson Kentucky. Friends may call tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Jess
Lee Tharp
Middletown - Eaton Road
Cincinnati General Hospital
Tharp
Sorg Paper Co
Middletown
Jackson County
Mildred
Penny Cowgill
Barbara Tharp
Paul
Lawrence
Austin
Ind
Billyard Tommy
Jerry Tharp
Jackson
LaRue
Edward
McCoy-Leffler
Maynard Earls
Obituary Notices From West Chester Area
Mrs Bernadina In Der Rieden 83 of West Chester formerly Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m Friday at St Johns Church West Chester Frank B Gibson 52 1007 Forest Ave services 2 p m tomorrow Klaus Weigel Theodore Masser 72 Powell Convalescent Home services today Colligan Mrs Myrtle Fischer 48 980 Chase Ave services 10 a m tomorrow Klaus Weigel
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Bernadina In der Rieden
West Chester
Hamilton
400 Attend 1964 National Christian Education Conference
Miss Pat Newland of First Baptist Church attends the 1964 National Christian Education Conference with about 400 participants. The event concludes Saturday at the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake Wisconsin.
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Pat Newland
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Miss Newland
First Baptist Church
Coins stolen at Cleveland numismatic convention
A Shreveport businessman reported the theft of a $50,000 collection of rare coins from his hotel room during the 73rd annual American Numismatic Association convention in Cleveland. The article notes a spate of recent Ohio coin thefts, including a $1 million collection targeted in May and a burglary in Warren with about $250,000 in coins and bills taken.
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Cleveland
Shreveport
Ohio
Royalton
Thomas A. Bridges
American Numismatic Association
Warren
Mao Tre-tung Appears in Court Over Drug Sentence
In Hong Kong a man named Mao Tre-tung, not the Chinese leader, faced court proceedings to reverse a nine month heroin smoking sentence. He seeks reduction or reversal of the punishment.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tre-tung
China
Nevada fires narrowed to single large blaze in Elko region
An army of about 2,000 firefighters labored to corral Nevada range fires with the Boulder Flat Maggie Creek blaze remaining out of control. Officials estimate roughly 350,000 acres burned across the region, with the disaster area declared by Gov. Grant Sawyer as crews faced shifting winds and sporadic lightning.
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Elko, Nev
Nevada
Boulder Flat
Maggie Creek
Bureau of Land Management
Grant Sawyer
Elko
Tuscarora
Famed Fairbanks House Damaged by Car Crash in Dedham
In Dedham Massachusetts experts examined a broken wall and damaged period furniture after a car smashed through the 17th century Fairbanks House front wall. The 326 year old frame house built in 1636 has a collapsed clay ceiling and remains unoccupied since 1902. Descendants and Fairbanks Association officials voiced that no damage estimate could be given due to irreplaceable furnishings and structure.
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Dedham
Mass
Fairbanks House
Charles River
Fairbanks
Gordon Sidebotham
Winchester
The
Fairbanks Association
John Wold Nominated in Wyoming Senate Bid
John Wold 47, Casper oil geologist, nominated by Wyoming Republicans to challenge Senator Gave McGee in November. Wold previously led the GOP state committee, coping with Kenny Sailors in a tight party race as returns from 606 of 625 precincts showed Wold ahead of Sailors. McGee defeated W. Kinney in the Democratic contest.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Wold
Casper
Wyoming
McGee
Wold
GOP
Jamary
Kenny Sailors
Jackson Hole
Sailors
W. Kinney
U.S. Bureau of Mines Laboratory
Laramie
Admiral Sharp Begins Far East Tour As Pacific Commander
Admiral U. S. Grant Sharp Jr., top U.S. military leader in the Pacific, departs Honolulu for a major Far East tour. He will visit the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Okinawa, Japan and Korea and attend defense and security meetings in Manila and Tokyo. He returns to Hawaii around Sept. 3.
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Honolulu
U.S
Grant Sharp Jr
Pacific
Far East
Philippines
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
United States
Sharp
US Philippines Mutual Defense Force
U.s.japan
Air Force aids West fire fight with crews and helicopters
The Air Force directed bases in the West to help. Stead AFB near Reno sent a medical crew and ambulance and planned five jet helicopters to Elko. Converted bombers dropped about 79 000 gallons of chemical solutions on five hot spots. Bulldozers were moved in to widen fire lines.
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The
Air Force
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Elko
Six Die In Penn Turnpike Crash Near Beaver Falls
A convertible and a station wagon collided near the Ohio gateway to the Pennsylvania Turnpike killing six people and injuring three others. Victims include Jerry Tinsley, 18, and passengers Parnell Lewis Day, 17, Morris D. Lanier, 18, Robert Carl Price, 18, Isaac Reanick, 50, and Frank Heinz, 26. Kenneth Francis, 15, is in serious condition. Lenore Heinz, 24, and Kyle Heinz, 3, also injured. The crash blocked traffic as state police investigated origin and destination.
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Beaver Falls
Ohio Gateway
Jerry Tinsley
Cleveland
Tinsley
Parnell Lewis Day
Morris D. Lanier
Robert Carl
Gambler Gambled: Horse In Porsche On Malibu Highway
In Malibu California Gordon F Buck Jr 29 swerved an abrupt pass while driving a Porsche at high speed with a horse named Gambler as a front seat passenger. The car struck Gambler who fled unharmed aside from bruises and upset.
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Malibu
Calif
Gordon F. Buck Jr
Buck
Gambler
California Highway Patrol
De-icing Equipment Heats Homes From Plane Tail
A U.S. transport plane tail de-icing system generates heat equal to warming twelve six-room homes. The system uses the tail assembly to supply substantial warmth, highlighting a surprising byproduct of aircraft technology.
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U. S
Stab Death Of Girl To Grand Jury
Clark County prosecutor James Barry said he will present evidence to the grand jury next month in the stabbing death of 14 year old Jessica Minter. The coroner labeled the death a homicide and urged continued investigation. Jessica was found stabbed 21 times in her Springfield home after leaving for work.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
James Barry
Jessica Minter Barry
Common Pleas Court
Austin Richards
Jessica
Elizabeth Minter
NAACP Meeting Planned Sunday at Phillips Chapel
The local NAACP chapter will hold its monthly meeting at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Phillips Chapel, located at 615 Ninth Ave. Members are urged to attend as they discuss upcoming civil rights issues and community activities.
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The
Natural Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wit
Phillips Chapel
Ninth Ave
Unemployment claims drop in week ending August 15
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports fewer new and continuing claims for the week ended Aug. 15 compared with the prior week. Eight thousand new claims were filed, down from 9,509 in the week ended Aug. 8.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Storm damages hit Middleport and Pomeroy in brief squall
A short but violent storm struck Middleport and nearby Pomeroy early Tuesday night causing property damage estimated in the thousands of dollars.
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Middleport, Ohio
Middleport
Pomeroy
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