Obituary for Ollie E. Blevins of Cincinnati and Middletown
Ollie E. Blevins, 56, formerly of Middletown, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital Cincinnati after a three year illness. Survived by wife Jessie and five step-children, two brothers Woodrow of Germantown and Lindsey of Dayton, five sisters including Mrs. Benge Kessling of Lebanon and Mrs. Mary Bryant. Visitation 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with Rev. J Herschel Caudill officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie E. Blevins
Bridgetown Road
Cincinnati
Middletown
St. Francis Hospital
Cincinati
Bee
Jessie
Woodrow
Germantown
Lindsey
Dayton
Benge Kessling
Lebanon
Mary Bryant
Lillie Byrd
Peggy Armitage
Ina Cain
McCoy- Leffler
Funeral
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services set for Thomas Parlett of Kettering
Funeral services for Thomas Parlett 64 of 2938 Robin Road Kettering will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. Herman J. McCoy officiating. Burial follows at Miami Cemetery Corwin Visitation is Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. The family requests donations to charity in lieu of flowers. Parlett formerly of Franklin died Friday at Kettering Memorial Hospital.
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Franklin
Thomas Parlett
Robin Road
Kettering
Anglesby
Herman J. McCoy
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Parlett
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Obituary: Camden-Jefferson C. Obanion Dies at 90
Camden Jefferson C. O Banion aged 90 died at 4 a m yesterday at White Nursing Home near Waynesville where he had resided since 1961 Survived by two sons William of Seaman Woodrow of Kettering three daughters Mrs Margaret Gilliand Waynesville Mrs Maxine Coates Centerville Mrs Ruth Stockhart Grand Rapids Mich 16 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren Services at 11 a m Tuesday R C Nein Sons Funeral Home Burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis Calling hours Monday 6 to 9 p m
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Camden
Jefferson C. O’banion
Gratis Township
White Nursing
Waynesville
William
Seaman
Woodrow
Kettering
Margaret Gilliand
Maxine Coates
Centerville
Ruth Stockhart
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Franklin Man Takes Own Life
Franklin resident Rocky A Ventry 42 of 266 Moore St died at Middletown Hospital from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. Butler County Coroner Garret Boone ruled the death as self-acted. Ventry owned Ventry Pizza and Carryout in Franklin. Survived by Jan daughter Rocklyn and step-daughter Sherri Smith plus parents and siblings. Visitation set Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Funeral Tuesday with Rev Roger Greene at Woodside Cemetery Middletown.
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Franklin
Rocky A Ventry
Moore St
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Garret Boone
Ventry
Jan
Rocklyn
Dayton
Sherri Smith
Middletown
James Ventry
Huntington
McCoy-Leffle
Roger Greene
Woodside Cemetery
Isle of Wight set for Dylan Beatles and Stones show
Thousands of fans from around the world gather on the island for the festival with Bob Dylan due to appear Sunday night. The event draws expectant crowds, police watch, tent living, and plans to stage topless acts amid rumors of the Beatles and Stones joining the lineup. Dylan, 28, reportedly to be paid 84000 dollars for the climactic performance. Marsha Hunt billed for a topless dance with The White Trash.
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Isle OF Wight
England
Bob Dylan
Ures
Throves
Bobbies
Dylan
Pop
John Lennon
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Australia
Marsha Hunt
The
White Trash
Cows Moove Over As Rock Lovers Convene
Tens of thousands attend the Sky River Rock Festival at TENINO Washington a three day blues and rock event on a ranch near Olympia. Organizers seek 30 000 attendees with 25 000 per day while merchants and the Northern Pacific Railroad raise safety and property concerns and the state court clears licenses.
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Teninu
Wash
Sky River
Birch Society
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ueas
State Supreme Court
Ower
Northern Pacific
Tenino
Aiiay
Youth Hit When Gun Goes Off
An 11 year old at 811 18th Ave received a bullet wound above the left knee and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Larry Nelms said a 17 year old man came with a gun to sell, the weapon discharged accidentally, and the seller fled toward the alley before being taken to the hospital by Riggs ambulance. Police continued the investigation.
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18Th Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Larry Nelms
18Th Ave
S. Verity Parkway
Nelms
Riggs
Beware of Bad Bites Tales of Severe Lacerations
Police and Middletown Hospital logs recount two bite incidents. Alfred Svarda, 24, was treated for a cheek wound after a laceration at 3 30 pm and refused to name his assailant. Clyde Terrill, 25, sustained a finger laceration needing seven stitches after allegedly being bitten and striking back with a bottle.
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Middletown
Alfred Svarda
Manchester Ave
Clyde Terril
Elman Court
Terrill
Wounded in Franklin Bar Shooting Brother Held
Lester Powell 46 of 223 Park Ave is jailed without charge after entering the Cottage Inn on South Main Street and wounding three men. They include Charles Webb 30, Leroy Carpenter 25, and Roger Leeford 32. Webb had been convicted in a prior Powell shooting and released on probation.
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Leroy Carpenter
E. Second St
Rogert Leeford
E. Main St
Lebanon
Webb
Powell
County Common Pleas Court
Frank Harbach
Cottage Inn
S. Main
Special Deputy Jailed After Parking Lot Crash
Butler County special deputy sheriff William A. Ratcliffe aged 57 was jailed after a 4 p.m. crash in front of 1814 Columbia Ave. He faced charges of failing to maintain an assured clear distance and intoxication while in possession of a deputy badge. Ratcliffe lives at 611 Stanley St.
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Butler County
William A. Ratcliffe
Stanley St
Columbia Ave
Drug Ring Broken In Washington
Federal and local narcotics agents arrested twenty seven people and seized over 200000 dollars in heroin and cocaine in a major Washington area narcotics sweep. Senator Joseph D Ty dings said the case shows widespread narcotics crime in the region.
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Washington (Ap
Senate
Washington
Joseph D. Tydings
D.md
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Mel Jackson Fined For PGA Fuss
Dayton Ohio AP fines of 200 dollars and costs were assessed against Mel Jackson and Page E Gray in common pleas court Friday on contempt charges for disrupting the recent PGA golf tournament during civil rights demonstrations. Jackson heads the Dayton Organization a civil rights welfare group and Gray is associated with the Second Family of Black Employees. Demonstrators had protested the money spent on the tournament by the Chamber of Commerce while slum housing problems allegedly were ignored.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mel Jackson
Page E. Gray
Common Pleas
PGA
Jackson
Gray
Chamber of Commerce
Lukens Heads to Israel for High Level Talks
U S Rep. Donald E Lukens of Middletown travels to Israel for talks with Prime Minister Golda Meir and Foreign Minister Abba Eban as part of a week long fact finding mission. He will also visit Czechoslovakia Prague for reassessment of regional tensions and military and political shifts.
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U. S
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Middletown
Middle East
Golda Mier
Israel
Lukens
Czechoslovakia
Biafra
Nigeria
Southeast Asia
Tel Aviv
Jeruslem
United States
U.S
Lukens Lon
Abu Eban
Jerusalem
Prague
Jim Tygrett
Cincinnati
Labor Day Deadlines for Journal Employees
Labor Day will be a half holiday with early deadlines. News and classified ads must arrive by 8 am for sports, 8:30 am for women's page, and 10 am for other local news and obituaries. Want ads acceptances close at 9 am and Journal offices close at noon Monday.
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Journal
Woman Dies Attacked by Hogs in Iowa Farm Pen
West Union Iowa AP a young woman Mrs Gerald Miller 22 died on arrival after she and her 5-year-old son Daniel were attacked by a herd of 12 hogs in a home pen. The boy was also hurt and taken to a Waterloo hospital in critical condition as neighbors drove the hogs away after the mother freed her son.
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West Union
Iowa
Gerald Miller
Daniel
Waterloo
Russell George
Thirty Weekends In Jail For Franklin Driver
Franklin judge orders thirty weekends in jail plus a ten dollar fine for 43 year old motorist James Carpenter of 27 Catskill Drive for driving while suspended. He must serve Saturdays and Sundays in city jail. Other motorists face ten dollar fines and costs for improper passing and following too closely. Fifteen speeders paid four hundred seventy dollars in fines and bond forfeitures in a light docket.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Municipal Court
James Carpenter
Catskill Drive
Wanda Coffey
Wilson Drive
Barbara Weiss
Locust St
Richard Stanley
Bowling Green
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