Deaths And Funerals In Hamilton And Middletown
Mrs Anna Youmans 85 died at the Methodist Home in Cincinnati. Survived by son Ralph in Middletown and son James in Annadale Va and daughter Mrs Betty Tinnel of Toledo. Services in Piqua Saturday handled by Madison Funeral Home. Also listed are deaths of Fannie Simpson 72 Emma Morgenthaler 88 Roy Wenworth 69 with services in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Youmans
Ralph Youmans
Middletown
Methodist
Cincinnati
Youmans
Piqua
James
Annadale, Va
Betty Tinnel
Toledo
Fannie Simpson
Cincinnati - Hamilton Road
Brown - Dawson
Emma Morgenthaler
Ludlow St
Webb
Roy Wenworth
S. Fourth St
Funeral services set for Mrs Mina E Buck
Mrs Mina E Buck of Germantown will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call today from 6 to 9 p.m. She died Tuesday at Friendly Convalescent Home in Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Mina E. Buck
N. Main St
John Arpp
Germantown Cemetery
Buck
Friendly Convalescent Home
Miamisburg
Beulah Mae Prater Rites Planned In Miamisburg
Mrs Beulah Mae Prater 52 of Queen Street died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery Services set for 10 am Saturday at the Pentecostal Church of God on Roberts Drive Rev James Willis will officiate Friends may call at son Dallas Prater 7101 Union Road Miamisburg tonight after 8 pm Arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home
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Franklin
Beulah Mae Prater
Queen St
Pentecostal Church of God
Roberts Drive
James Willis
Woodhill Cemetery
Dallas Prater
Union Road
Miamisburg
Middletown High to stage David and Lisa drama
Tryouts are set for Monday and Tuesday for the play David and Lisa at Middletown High School. The 22 member cast will present the drama about two troubled adolescents under the direction of James Butch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Lisa
Middletown High School
James Butch
Middletown High
Services For Area Soldier Set
Army Spec. Larry E. Shepherd 23 son of Mr and Mrs Albert Shepherd of Lebanon will be buried in South Lebanon Cemetery after services at the South Lebanon Methodist Church. The Oswald Memorial Home will hold calling hours tomorrow from 4 to 9 p.m. He was killed November 29 in Vietnam. Surviving are his parents, a brother Robert and a sister Brenda at home.
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Lebanon
Army
Larry E. Shepherd
Albert Shepherd
South Lebanon Methodist Church
South Lebanon
Oswald
Vietnam
Robert
Brenda
Johnson Attends Spellman Funeral in New York
President Johnson flies to New York to attend the funeral services for Francis Cardinal Spellman. He is accompanied by W. Averell Harriman, Lawrence O'Brien, and White House staff. He plans to return to Washington after the 1 p.m. EST service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
W. Averell Harriman
Lawrence O'Brien
White House
Simple Ceremony Marks Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Pearl Harbor observances marked the 26th anniversary with bell tolls and Taps. The sunken battleship Arizona remained the solemn site as a $7,500 scale model of the ship, built in New York, was donated to the memorial museum by the Fleet Reserve Association from donations by its 67,000 members. A wreath ceremony and National Anthem were also performed.
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Pearl Harbor
Arizona
New York
Fleet Reserve Association
Leighton Aviation Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Leighton Aviation Club elected Les Leighton president succeeding James Blevins. Jim George became vice president. Robert Kilburn secretary. Lloyd Link treasurer. Charles Taylor named director for three years. New roles include Robert Minor membership chair and Bud Hunt program chair. Wedekind presented on the instrument landing service at the airport and a possible Link Trainer purchase to simulate poor weather flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Leighton
Kenwood Drive
Middletown Aviation Club
James Blevins
Jim George
Robert Kilburn
Lloyd Link
Charles Taylor
Robert Minor
Bud Hunt
Dale Converse
Ways and Means
George Wedekind Jr
AIM Men's Committee Named for 1968 Arts Drive
W B Quail announces the AIM 1968 fund drive committee led by B C Huselton of Armco Steel as chairman. R A White and others join to promote support from local industry managers and professionals to raise 25000 for Middletown arts groups including the Middletown Fine Arts Center the Middletown Symphony and the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
AIM
W. B. Quail
B. C. Huselton
Armco Steel Corp
Huselton
R. A. White
R. L. Davidson
David Driscoll
W. B. Hunt Jr
Richard New
Bruce L. Peters
William E. Rathman
William F. Tuttle Jr
Branch Students Plan Second Christmas Dance at Ellis Club
Branch students organize the annual Christmas dance on December 21 at the Ellis Country Club Route 4 Middletown Campus Miami University. Theme Midnight by Candlelight. dinner at 7:30 p.m., dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sponsored by the campus Social Board with the Summe Quartet Plus One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thraeh Middletown
Miami University
Ellis Country Club
Respect Achiever. Club Told OXFORD-Cincinnati Attacked
Sherman Unger told Miami University's Young Republicans that the country prizes achievers and doers, not criminals or misfits. He urged less pity for those who do not help themselves and support for recognizing achievers in politics.
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Oxford
Cincinnati
Sherman Unger
Miami Unversity
Unger
GOP
Frank Lausche
Uuger
Man Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods
Wilson Browning, 25, of Middletown, is charged with receiving stolen auto parts from a garage burglary at 219 N. Miami St. Three juvenile suspects, ages 15 and 17, are referred to Butler County authorities. Missing loot recovered. Browning held in Middletown jail with deputies assisting.
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Trenton
Middletown
Wilson Browning
Elk Creek Road
Middletown Rt. 2
Miami St
Darryl Hobbs
Brookwood Drive
Butler County Juvenile Authorities
Butler County Sheriff’s Deputies
Browning
Anti-War Demonstrators Arrested In Cincinnati
Police dragged scores of anti-war demonstrators from a hallway of the Federal Office Building in Cincinnati as they sat by the Armed Forces Induction Center. More than 40 were arrested by 9 30 am and about 75 youths sat in a second floor hallway.
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Cincinnati
Federal Office
Armed Forces Induction Center
U.S
Sack
Store in Franklin Is Robbed
Franklin police report a nighttime burglary at the Thirkield store. Manager Manny Brill says sweaters shirts pants and Kennedy half dollar souvenir key chains were taken while the cash register remained undisturbed. Officers Wells and Adams investigated and found the office phone was off its hook. No dollar loss was established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Kennedy
Thirkield
Manny Brill
James Wells
Delmar Adams
Brill
Two Hurt In City Wrecks
Two rear end collisions on rain slick streets left Emmett Anderson and Freda Andronaco with minor injuries. Anderson 69 from German town Road suffered possible back injuries at Milton Road and Aberdeen Drive when Betty Sexton failed to keep a safe distance. Andronaco injured on Breiel Boulevard Grand Avenue after Carrie Stidham’s car skidded into her vehicle. Both accidents caused minor vehicle damage.
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Middletown Hospital
Emmett Anderson
Germantown Road
Freda Andronaco
Central Ave
Anderson
Milton Road
Aberdeen Drive
Betty L. Sexton
Elmo Place
Andronaco
Carrie Stidham
Pine St
Franklin
Andronaco Auto
Breiel Boulevard
Grand Avenue
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Mrs
Madison Funeral Home
Mina Buck
Mrs. Beulah Prater
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
LBJ
Spellman
Leighton Aviation Club
AY Ugc
Sunbeam
Melampy
AIM Men’s
Lucy Squier
Steve Lukens
Hayes
Central Police Station
Grunner’s
Serta’s Sleeping Beauty
Serta-Ortholux Supreme
Tia
Kenny
Cruise
Holiday
White
Navy
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