St Marys Church to honor Pastor for 25 years of service
St Marys parish in Middletown plans an open house Sunday to honor Rev. Sylvester Huser for 25 years since arriving in 1945. The article outlines growth from a basement mass in 1946 to a full church, school, convent, and rectory, with funding milestones and community involvement.
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St. Mary’s Church
Sylvester Huser
Jtral
Armco
Middletown
Father Huser
John T. McNicholas
P.O
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s
St. Francis de Sales
Versailles High School
Roosevelt Junior High School
St. Mary's
Order of St. Francis
Karl J. Alter
Southern Ohio
St. Mary's School
Fenwick
Sheckler
First Baptist Church
West Elkton
Ohio
Accidental Shooting Death of Greene County Deputy
Greene County Coroner ruled the shot that killed Deputy Donald Perry, 32, accidental. Deputy Vaughn Mitchell fired at the rear of Fry's Auto Parts during a robbery call at Beavercreek shopping center after mistaking Perry for a burglar. No intent to shoot was found in the investigation.
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Xenia
Ohio
Greene County
Justin G. Krause
Greene County Sheriff's
Donald Perry
Vaughn Mitchell
Beavercreek
Fry's
Krause
Perry
Mitchell
Obituary for Herman C Grey Lebanon Veteran WWI
Herman C. Grey 72 of 207 W South St Lebanon died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Cincinnati after a Monday admission. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are Florence his wife a daughter Mrs Robert Hawkins Waynesville two sons Lenard Monroe Walter Lebanon a sister Mrs Elsie Palmer Oregonia seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday Oswald Funeral Home burial Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Herman C. Grey
Lebanon
W. South St
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cincinnati
Florence
Robert Hawkins
Waynesville
Lenard
Monroe
Walter
Elsie Palmer
Oregonia
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral
Franklin Milo B Wetzel 83 dies at home
Milo B Wetzel of 819 Union Road dies at 12 15 a.m. at home. He was a retired farmer. No immediate survivors. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Eaton funeral home. Friday viewing from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Milo B Wetzel
Union Road
Wetzel
Eaton Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
National effort urged to fight cancer with $1 billion plan
A six member Senate panel urged creating a national cancer program funded up to $1 billion annually within five years. The plan would coordinate research clinics and grants, replacing the National Cancer Institute as lead agency. They cited $15 billion annual cost of cancer and potential 15 percent death-rate reduction if smoking stops. The report notes 1969 cancer spending and public concern as backdrop.
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Washington AP
Saatee Een Js
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
National Cancer Institute
Institute
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Cancer Society
American Public Health Association
United States
Wisconsin teen questions Nixon sincerity at White House ceremony
Debra Jean Sweet, 19, honored by President Nixon for public service, told the president she questions his sincerity until U.S. involvement in Vietnam ends. She helped organize a 30 mile march by 3,000 students to fund aid for American Indians and Nicaragua irrigation.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Wisconsin
Nixon
Vietnam
Debra Jean Sweet
White House
Miss Sweet
Nicaragua
Charles W. Sweet
Madison
Six Weather Underground members seized near Madison Ave bank
Police arrested six Weather Underground members outside the First National City Bank on Madison Avenue as they prepared to ignite gasoline bombs in a bid to commemorate a Chicago police raid. Detectives, who followed the group since September, said two officers in an unmarked car stopped four suspects and seized four improvised explosive devices and two lookouts. The group claimed the attack was the first in a series to honor Fred Hampton, with a New York target tied to President Nixon's visit. One man was identified as Robin Palmer. others unnamed.
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New York
Weatherman
East Side
Chicago
Fred Hampton
First National City Bank
Madison Avenue
New York City
Nixon
National Association of Manufacturers
Robin Palmer
Stand-In Lawyer Named For Charlie C Defender Named For Tate Case
Los Angeles AP. Judge Charles Older appointed Maxwell Keith to substitute for missing defense attorney Ronald Hughes in the Sharon Tate murder trial amid protests by Charles Manson and the three women co defendants. Hughes allegedly was last seen with 17 year old Forsher and Miss Elder driving to Sespe Hot Springs while Hughes stayed behind as rain began. The four defense lawyers rested their case without witnesses and the defendants urged self representation and reopening the defense.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Ronald Hughes
James Forsher
Lauren Elder
West Los Angeles
Sespe Hot Springs
Here
Miss Elder
Forsner
Hughes
Charles Older
Maxwell Keith
Leslie van Houten
Miss van Houten
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Lonely Fluffy Returns Home After 120 Mile Journey
Fluffy, a 13 year old mongrel dog blind in one eye, reappears in Sharonville near Cincinnati eight days after moving with the Wallace Heatherly family to Muncie Indiana. Harriet Conover agrees to care for the dog and reunite her with neighborhood children who remembered her fondly. The Heatherlys decide to reclaim the dog and provide care including dog food and lice treatment.
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Cincinnati
Fluffy
Sharonville
Muncie
Ind
Harriet Conover
Wallace Heatherly
Phillip
Heatherly
Top Shooter Sgt Jurin Tops Lebanon District Competition
Top shooter Sgt J J Jurin of the Lebanon Highway Patrol Post led the district in a recent competition. State top marksman Steven W Gossage of the Massillon Post achieved 298 points out of 300.
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Sgt
J. J. Jurin
Lebanon Highway Patrol Post
Steven W. Gossage
Massillon Post
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