Mystery man buried after long village question mark
WAYNESVILLE Ohio mourns August Voronosky a 91 year old Polish born resident whose past remained secret. Found wandering in 1919 he spoke no English and lived in county homes and nursing facilities while locals and a Dayton priest tried to learn his history. He died after refusing food. a two car procession followed his casket to Miami Valley Cemetery Corwin.
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Waynesville
August Voronosky
Franklin
Dayton State Hospital
Poland
Voronosky
Warren County
Dayton
Hall
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Miami Valley Cemetery
Corwin
Deaths And Funerals In Dayton Area Ill Deaths
Mildred Coldiron Hillenbrand 42 of Dayton died at Miami Valley Hospital after a fire. Survived by mother Easter Coldiron four sisters a brother and two daughters and three sons. Visitation Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Services Saturday 10 a.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Also heads funeral notices for Gratis and West Elkton areas with further services and burial details.
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Mildred Coldiron Hillenbrand
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Easter Coldiron
McCoy- Leffler
Woodside
Margie Thomas
Louisville
Buela Higgins
William Highley
Gratis
Herman
Marvin Highley
Ella Belcher
Annie Buford
Sefis Miller
W. Va
Zimmerman
Fairmound Cemetery
West Elkton
Obituary: Robert K. Shields 82 Middletown veteran
Robert K. Shields, 82, formerly of Middletown, died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dayton after five years as a patient. He worked for Armco Steel Corp. from 1945 to 1953 and was a World War I veteran. Surviving is a daughter, Wanda Davis of Jonesville, with arrangements at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Robert K. Shields
Middletown
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Shields
Armco Steel Corp
Wanda Davis
Jonesville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jane West West Elkton resident dies at Grandview Hospital
Mrs Jane West 78 sister of Mrs Opal Brewer of Middletown and former resident of West Elkton died Tuesday at Grandview Hospital This obituary notes her family ties and residence with no additional details.
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Jane West
Jane Highley West
Opal Brewer
Middletown
West Elkton
Grandview Hospital
Obituary of Frank L. Wilson of Germantown
Frank L. Wilson 84 of Germantown Route 2 died at 12 35 p m Tuesday at Garden Manor Nursing Home where he had been a patient a week He was employed by Armco Steel Corp from 1924 to 1951 Surviving are his wife Jennie five sons Cecil of Middletown Vernon Henry and Edward of Miamisburg and Frank of Germantown three daughters Mrs Margaret Gilbert of Springfield Mrs Ethel Choate of Arcanum and Miss Edith Wilson of Miamisburg a brother Ed of Frenchburg Ky a sister Mrs Rosie Griggs of Middletown 19 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at the Crewford
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Frank L. Wilson
Germantown Rt. 2
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Armco Steel Corp
Jennie
Cecil
Middletown
Vernon
Henry
Edward
Miamisburg
Frank
Germantown
Margaret Gilbert
Springfield
Ethel Choate
Arcanum
Edith Wilson
Margaret Groves FRANKLIN- Obituary from Franklin and Omaha death
Mrs. Margaret West Groves 71, formerly of Franklin, died Monday while visiting a daughter in Omaha. Surviving are another daughter Mrs. Harry Updyke of Mt. Arlington New Jersey and a son Bruce Bartlett of Cleveland. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Arnold. burial in Woodhill funeral home Friday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Margaret Groves Franklin
Margaret West Groves
Franklin
E. B. Lackens
Omaha
Harry Updyke
Mt. Arlington
N.J
Bruce Bartlett
Cleveland
Anglesby Funeral Home
Walter Arnold
Woodhill Cemetery
Susan Montgomery 80 Columbus Resident Dies in Springfield
Susan Montgomery 80 former Columbus resident died today at Ohio Masonic Home Springfield where she had lived two weeks. She is survived by her husband Earle. Services pending at Angleshy Funeral Home with viewing Friday 4 to 9 p.m. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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Susan Montgomery Franklin
Susan Montgomery
Columbus
Ohio Masonic
Springfield
Earle
Angleshy Funeral
Woodhill Cemetery
Fneral
Senate probes to intercede for Russian Jews before Soviet court
Washington leaders pressed President Nixon to urge the Soviet Union to commute death sentences handed to two defendants in a Leningrad hijack trial. A 400-member emergency conference urged White House contact with Nixon and Soviet envoy, as lawmakers planned a Moscow trip to protest Jewish treatment.
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Washington
Senate
Inters
U.S
Soviet Union
Bertram L. Podell
D-N.y
Congress
Moscow
Leningrad
Supreme Court
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
New Antirabies Serum From Human Blood
Berkeley researchers report a human blood derived antirabies serum that supplements Pasteur vaccines by providing two to three months of temporary protection. The serum, not yet commercially produced, uses donor plasma with immunizing factors and is twice as strong as horse serum without major side effects. Further testing and federal licensing are planned.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California At Davis
Cutter Laboratories
Louis Pasteur
John C. Loofbourow
Michael Winkler
Wiltshire
Ohio
Michael
U.S. Public Health Service
Loofbourow
Cabasso
Tme
Residents Not Home During Fire on Bunnel Road
A two story brick farmhouse on Bunnel Road burned yesterday while residents were away in a car. No injuries occurred as the occupants were not home. A cigarette burning on a table is suspected. damage estimates were not available. The house was rented by Ted Sandlin.
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Mason
Bunnel Road
South Lebanon
Albert Clark
Ted Sandlin Clark
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Gunshot Case
Alonzo Marshall of 217 Chestnut St. faced a first degree manslaughter charge after James Alexander, 20, also of 217 Chestnut St., died from a chest wound. Alexander died at Mercy Hospital about 1 p.m. Marshall said he was trying to free a jammed revolver when the weapon discharged. Preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday in Hamilton Municipal Court.
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Hamilton
Alonzo Marshall
Chestnut St
James Alexander
Mercy Hospital
Marshall
Alexander
Chestnut Street
Hamilton Municipal Court
Speeders In City Beware Speeders In City Beware
Middletown shores up traffic enforcement as Sgt Larry White earns certification as the citys first Vascar operator. Vascar will operate with the radar system using two cruisers and two officers, measuring speeds from approaching and opposing traffic in top secret locations. The Butler and Warren County State Patrol posts also use Vascar, with occasional OSP speed metering flights visiting the area.
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Middletown
Larry White
Division of Police
Butler
Warren County
Town Helps Pay For Transplant In Havre Montana
Havre residents raise more than 13000 dollars for Cathy Jo Lazier a 10 year old girl awaiting a kidney transplant Doctors say surgery could cost about 13370 dollars prompting community donations to cover the needed funds and medical costs The town rally follows reports of a potentially fatal kidney disease in Cathy Jo Lazier and highlights local charity.
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Havre, Mont
Cathy Jo Lazier
Bike Rider Ran Sign Not Driver
A 16-year-old minibike rider, not the car driver, ran a stop sign at the Moore Street dead end. Charles Maurice Jr., 16, drove the bike through the sign and was treated after being thrown onto the hood of Carl Johnson’s car at 2 p.m. No citations were issued to either party.
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Moore Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Yesterday’s Journal
Carl Johnson
Hill Ave
Charles Maurice Jr
Maurice
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Call Was For The Birds At Middletown Hospital
Police received a call about a man with a gun on a hospital fire escape. The maintenance man used a pellet gun to shoot at pigeons. no patients were harmed and hospital officials said the squad is not on the patients' menus.
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Middletown Hospital
Army OCS Accepting Applicants
Army Officer Candidate Schools are now accepting candidates. Capt. John M. Robbins, OCS area selection officer, announced a three year enlistment requirement. The program includes eight weeks of basic combat and advanced individual training, then a 23 week OCS course. Graduates are commissioned second lieutenants in the U S Army. ROTC is not required. For more information contact Capt. John M. Robins, U S Army RMS, 309 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46204.
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Army
OCS
Army Officer Candidate Schools
John M. Robbins
Robbins
U. S. Army
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John M. Robins
U.S. Army
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
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Tallmadge
Akron
Russell Hall
Mildred Hillenbrand
Robert Shields
Central Ave
White House
President Nixon
Victor Cabasso
Jacone Glass Shop Inc
First Ave
Union Saniery
Lecetions
Shopping Plaza
Chargrnte
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