Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Losses
Francis J. Tytus 60 a retired Cincinnati businessman was found dead in his Indian Hill garage. Surviving include his wife and daughter away in Europe and twin brother John B. Tytus Jr of Chillicothe. Kenneth Bailey 62 of Franklin died at Dayton State Hospital. services planned at Riggs Funeral Home and Amanda United Methodists Church. Leo F. Nunery 75 of Dayton buried in Miamisburg. former Frigidaire employee. survivors include wife Mildred and three daughters. Butler County death notices list Robert Sinclair Jr. 15 of Middletown with services Friday.
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Francis J. Tytus
Cincinnati
Kugler Mill Road
Indian Hill
Tytus
Middletown
John Tytus
Marjorie Denny Tytus
S. Main Street
Europe
John B. Tytus Jr
Chillicothe
The
Chemical and Industrial Corp
Francis Tytus
Kenneth Bailey
Robinson Vail Road
Franklin
Dayton State Hospital
Bailey
First United Methodist Church
First Avenue
Crawford Street
Mary Ann Wood
Carrie Sixt
Trenton
Bernice Baker
Detroit Mich
Leo Nunery
Leo F. Nunery
Dayton
Richard Nunery
Midletown
Miamisburg
Brough Funeral Home
Nunery
Grandview Hospital
Frigidaire Corp
Mildred
Lou Kubo
Ruth Miller
Margaret
Eshbaugh
Raymond Etter Services for Raymond J. Etter
A funeral notice indicates Raymond J. Etter, age 44, will be held with details listed for services at a Germantown Road address. Further specifics appear in the local obituary notice.
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Raymond J. Etter
Germantown Road
Will
Inmate Brawl Leads to Solitary Confinement at Lebanon CI
Three inmates at Lebanon Correctional Institution were sentenced to eight days in solitary confinement after a Saturday brawl on the recreation field. Supt. Charles Van Duren hid names and cited a chow line argument as the trigger with two main aggressors and a third participant.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Charles van Duren
van Duren
285 Vehicles Attend Voluntary Inspection at Smith Park
At Smith Park yesterday 285 motorists underwent a voluntary vehicle inspection by highway patrolmen. 42 received warnings for defects mainly tires turn signals and wiper blades. Two inspection teams worked three minutes per car, offering repair forms valid 72 hours.
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Ptl
G. W. Roddy
Smith Park
Guthrie
Germantown Pastor Paul Bressler Dies at 69
The Rev Paul Bressler longtime pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church died after a heart attack suffered during a medical examination in Alliance Ohio He was pronounced dead on arrival at Alliance City Hospital at 5 30 p m Interment arrangements are incomplete at John Arpp Funeral Home
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Amanda United Methods
Richard Webb
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Peasttown
McCoy-Leffler
Etter
Miami Valley Hospital
Christine
Thomas
Jimmie
Middletown
Lara Fisher
Germantown
Lynette Rice
West Carrollton
Paul
Donald
Franklin
Paul Bressler
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Alliance City Hospital
Bressler
Frank M. Lindsay
Homeworth
Alliance
John Arpp
Robbers Stop Car At Light And Rob Woman At Gunpoint
A 17 year old girl recounts being robbed at gunpoint by three men who blocked her car at a red light near Central Avenue and Carmody Boulevard. Police suspect the same trio stole a purse from a Brent Street resident earlier and fled in a matching car.
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Brent Street
Sandra Reynolds
Kalbfleisch Road
Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
Thieves Damage Sports Center Break-In at Local Range
Intruders ransacked drawers and damaged a soft drink and cigarette machine at the Sports Center driving range at 2710 S. Main St. Losses may reach the hundreds. Deputy Harold May said. A separate break in at Pat Miller’s home on 9600 Coral Lane yielded about $449 in items. Entry came through a basement door. loot included tools, a power saw, two watches, $50 in jewelry and $54 in cash.
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Sports Center
S. Main St
Harold May
Pat Miller
Coral Lane
Two Teens Questioned in Queen Avenue Burglary
Police questioned two boys aged 15 and 18 after a burglary at 2100 Queen Ave. They were arrested following a 1:30 a.m. chase near Queen Ave and Cleveland St. Officers found the L and H Grocery front door open upon returning with the 18 year old.
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Queen Avenue
Cleveland Street
Sutphin Street
Logan Avenue
L&h
Queen Ave
High Twelve Plans Religion Program Luncheon
The High Twelve Club will host a noon discussion on Protestantism and Judaism led by Rev. Robert E. Clark of St. Luke United Presbyterian Church and Rabbi Meyer H. Marx of Temple Beth Sholom. The luncheon takes place at the Commercial Building, 63 S. Main St.
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High Twelve Club
Robert E. Clark
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Meyer H. Marx
Temple Beth Sholom
S. Main St
Vatican City Holds Status as World’s Smallest State
Vatican City is recognized as the world’s smallest state in area and population. It serves as the spiritual and administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church with unique sovereignty and a history tied to the papacy.
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Vatican City
Plan Board Vote Split On Jail Site
Hamilton planning commission split 4-2 on recommending to council a 21 foot Front Street section for a county jail near Courthouse Square. County commission had asked vacating 33 feet. No recommendation on building location. mayor and several members supported action while two members dissented.
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Hamilton
Hamilton City Planning Commission
Courthouse Square
Frank Froelke
C. R. Lukens
John Burnett
Louis Bell
Freida McCandless
Jack Smith
Savings And Loan History Discussion At Middletown
George R. Knapp of Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association will discuss the history of savings and loan associations at the Middletown Business meeting tomorrow at 8 a.m. The program is chaired by Ed Morrow.
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Savings and Loan Associations
George R. Knapp
Middletown
Holiday Inn
Knapp
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Ed Morrow
Fish Show Long Fasting Capacities
A report notes that fish can endure extended fasting periods. It discusses adaptations enabling prolonged food absence and mentions potential implications for biology and aquaculture.
Modern Day Appleseed Receives Conservation Award
Arlin Lacey of 7273 Browns Run Road earns a special certificate and plaque at the Butler County Fairgrounds for planting 2,800 trees on a 158 acre farm in two years. His wife Teresa aided the effort funded partly by the couple and partly by the state. Ohio official Dan Armbruster announced the honor.
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Arlin Lacey
Brown's Run Road
Butler County Fairgrounds
Lacey
Mike Pask
Mason
Butler County
Teresa
Armco
Dan C. Armbruster
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wild Life Division
Columbus
National Forestry Association
Washington, D.C
Laceys
Armbruster
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Robert Sinclair Jr
Washington St
Jordan
Raymond Etter
Aian
Eee
Roddy
Trenton - Franklin Road
Madison
Oxford
Millville
Cincinnati- Dayton
Waynesville
Butler
Warren
Greene Counties
Warren County Fairgrounds
Miami Ave
Valida Vogelsang
Er Ah
Saaly
S. Verity Phos
High Twelve
Plan Board
Savings and Loan
Joffes
Central Ave
U. S
Washington
Mos
Washington Monument
Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
National Selecthe Order OF the Golden Rule
TED Morticians
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