Father John Oberlander marks 25 years as Middletown pastor
The long time St John’s Catholic Church pastor Father Oberlander observed his 25th anniversary with a concelebrated Mass at 3:30 p.m. and a parish reception at 7:30 p.m. The 70 year old clergyman, ordained in 1922, has served in Middletown since 1942, with prior postings in Piqua and Hamilton. A tributes event included his brother Robert from Dayton and many former parish priests.
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John’ Marks
John Oberlander
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s
Father Oberlander
St. John’s Parish
Robert
Dayton
John
Middletown
Mount St. Mary Seminary
Norwood
Msgr
Aloysious Gerdes
St. Mary’s Church
Piqua
St. Mary's Church
Hamilton
St. Stephen's Church
St John's
Oberlander
Archhere
St John’s
Karl J. Alter
Cincin
Nati
Bill Signed To Keep Guard From Merger Passage
Washington AP reports President Johnson signed the Reserves Bill of Rights to prevent merging the National Guard with the Army Reserves, ending a three year Congress and Defense Department dispute. The bill grants statutory authority to the Reserves as a separate armed service. McNamara sparked the fight in 1964 with the merger proposal.
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Washington
National Guard
Army Reserves
Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Reserves Bill of Rights
Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve
City Police: $1,080 In Damage From Nine Car Accidents
Police set damage at 1080 for nine cars in five yesterday crashes on Main Street York. No injuries reported. James J. Albin faced a citation for lack of assured clear distance after rear ending Edgar W. Hail’s taxi at 12 50 p.m. near 15th Avenue.
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James J. Albin
Seventh Ave
Edgar W. Hail
Broad St
Main Street
15Th Avenue
Albin
Florence Hastings 71 died in Cincinnati hospital
Mrs Florence A Hastings of Route 1 Lebanon died Friday night at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. She is survived by husband Elmer, daughter Mrs Louis Stone of Springdale, three brothers Corwin Settmire Dayton Ross Settmire Lebanon and Eugene Settmire Arizona, two sisters Mrs Hilda Stoutenberg Pennsylvania and Mrs Marjorie Funk Arizona. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Oswald Funeral Home. Burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. today.
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Lebanon
Florence A. Hastings
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Route 1
Elmer
Louis Stone
Springdale
Corwin Settlemire
Dayton
Ross Settlemire
Eugene Settlemire
Arizona
Hilda Stoutenberg
Pennsylvania
Marjorie, Funk
Oswald Funeral Home
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Funeral Home
Sargent Dies at 52 in Riverhead N Y
Ova Lee Sargent 52 formerly of Middletown died Thursday in Riverhead New York. He had lived in Middletown until the end of World War II and was employed by Fairbanks Fibre Box Co. Survived by wife Alice three daughters Cheryl Regina Christina at home two sisters Mrs Maxie Peck and Mrs Dixie Reynolds four brothers Clyde Arlie Noah of Middletown Fred of Greenup Kentucky and his mother Mrs Mollie Sargent of Middletown Funeral services set for Tuesday in Riverhead.
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Ova Lee Sargent
Middletown
Riverhead
N.Y
Sargent
Fairbanks Fibre Box Co
Alice
Cheryl
Regina
Christina
Maxie Peck
Dixie Reynolds
Clyde
Arlie
Noah
Fred
Greenup
Mollie Sargent
Yale Project J Aimed At Vets
Veterans groups are urged to join Operation Holidays a charity to unite hospitalized war veterans with families at Christmas The project is active at Dayton Veterans Hospital and funds can be sent to Operation Holidays P O Box 291 Dayton Ohio 45406
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Veterans Hospital
Dayton
P. O
Dayton View Post Office
Ohio
Judge Paul D. George to speak at Butler County Democrats meeting
Hamilton County Domestic Relations Judge Paul D. George will address the Butler County Democratic Club at 8 p.m. Monday in Democratic Headquarters, 449 N Third St. He has served on the Hamilton County bench since 1962. His topic is the importance of political philosophy in judicial office. Delegates will also meet briefly. refreshments will be served.
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Hamilton
Hamilton County
Paul D. George
Butler County
Democratic Club
Democratic
Third St
Richard N. Koehler
George
Koehler
Democratic Central
Fire Runs Report From Middletown Incidents
At 3 35 p m yesterday a fire at 506 Charles St involved Mabel Turner 42 who was unconscious and treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital. At 8 33 p m a fall at 216 Cooper's Alley left James Foster 78 with bleeding, treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital.
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Charles St
Mabel Turner
Middletown Hospital
Cooper's Alley
James Foster
Postmaster's Plea Urges Early Christmas Mailings
Middletown Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi urged residents to mail Christmas letters and packages early and led by example sending cards to Europe and South America. He advised five cent stamps for return address visibility, proper packing, listing contents and addresses inside, and using zip codes. He noted the Cincinnati center handles 163 million pieces daily and offers special delivery and after hours drop off.
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Frank Dobrozsi
Europe
South America
Dobrozsi
Cincinnati
Middletown
Chuckle Tis Better To Have Loved And Lost
A humorous quip contrasts romantic loss with the burden of helping six kids with modern math homework, implying a preference for simpler heartbreak over academic family duties.
Woman blamed in accident questioned. stop sign cited
In Saturday's Journal an impression arose that Mrs Dorothy Hegg of Hampton Place was at fault in a Friday accident on Manchester Avenue. Police cited Audrey Kinney of Franklin for a stop sign violation linked to the crash.
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Fred W. Martin
Kennwood Lane
Trenton
Dorothy Yoder
Riverview Ave
Tytus Avenue
Manchester Road
Yoder
Rita Collins
Vannest Ave
James L. Back
Mohawk St
Yankee Road
Lawn Avenue
Collins
Valley View Drive
Walter Gross
Pershing Ave
Roosevelt Avenue
Wicorf Street
Gross
Dorothy Hegg
Hampton Place
Manchester Avenue
Audrey Kinney
Franklin
Area Man New Head of OEA
In Columbus, Ohio, Mar E Huffman a West Carrollton High School teacher was installed as president of the Ohio Education Association at the representative assembly. Huffman will serve until next December when president elect Louis Koenic of Oak Hills School in Hamilton County takes command. The body approved a resolution affirming school districts may set minimum decorum standards for students and opposed proposals restricting textbook selection autonomy. It urged local systems retain the right to choose textbooks and materials to meet diverse needs within districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mar
E. Huffman
West Carrolton High School
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Huffman
Louis Koenic
Oak Hills
Hamilton County
OFA
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Charles Reedy
Carl Hirschback
Springboro
Bill
John B. McGuff Jr
N. Verity Parkway
McGuff
Robert Colliver
Florence Hastings
Bereav
Jack Frisbie
Butler Co
Heart Association
South Broad
Yale
Demos
Cincy
Maytag
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Christmas Toys
G. C. Murphy CO
Santa
Christmas
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Walter Oaks
Letown’s Finest Cleaners & Launderers
Park St
2Nd Ave
Central Ave
Grand Avenue
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
Poasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Germantown Rd
Shaddock
Fone
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