Deaths and Funerals list local residents and services
A succession of obituaries and funeral notices from Seven Mile, Hamilton, New Paris, and surrounding areas. Includes Alexander Baker 79, Ruth Baker, Mary Gebhart, Morton, Polly Morton, and other residents with service times, burial plans, and familial survivors. Details cover funeral homes, cemeteries, and visitation hours.
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Alexander Baker
Alexander
Sandy) Baker
Seven Mile
William Baker
Central Ave
Fairfield
Baker
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Charles
Hamilton
Ruth Baker
Mary Roden O
WaStella Elston
Mary Neanover
Leona Jefferies
Tucson
Ariz
Ralph
Richmond
Ind
George
Hobbs
N. M
R. C. Nein & Sons
Camden
Collinsville
Louis Wehrung Former Aeronca Chief Test Pilot Dies
Louis E. Wehrung, longtime Aeronca chief test pilot, died Monday at his Fairfield home. Private funeral services were held yesterday. He joined Aeronca in 1933 when it produced light aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Wehrung
Aeronca
Fairfield
Mr. Wehrung
Franklin-Carl Morton Dies Preparing Snow Clearance
Carl Morton 62 of Lebanon Rt. 2 collapsed and died while clearing a driveway on U S 42 yesterday. He was found on the front porch at about 6 p m by his wife Alice. Warren County coroner Dr Ralph Young ruled death improper wording here to keep as neutral.
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Warren County
Morton
Maxwell Paper Co
Alice
Polly Morton
Pauline McComas
Lebanon
George Yeazel
Gladys Cornele
Franklin
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Carl
Sporty) Morton
Lebanon Rt. 2
U.S. 42
Ralph Young
Knowland dies at 92. longtime Oakland Tribune publisher
Joseph R. Knowland, publisher of the Oakland Tribune and former five term U S representative, died of pneumonia in Oakland at age 92. He was father to former Sen. William F. Knowland who has led the paper as editor and publisher in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Joseph R. Knowland
Oakland Tribune
U.S
Knowland
William F. Knowland
New York
William Harrigan
Mr. Roberts
St. Luke's Hospital
London
Britain
Malaya
Singapore
Arthur Percival
Chicago
Louis L. Mann
National Conference of Christians and Jews
The
American Birth Control League
B'Nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
Church Is Challenged By Change in Modern Culture
Rev Robert McNamara of St Pauls United Church of Christ told Civitan Club the church faces a changing culture. He cited three key issues: lay participation and church structure, theology in a space age terms, and church state relations in welfare needs.
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Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Robert McNamara
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Clergy Week
Civitan International
McNamara
Keller Named By Contractor Group
E. L. Keller of 2514 Atco Ave was installed as vice chairman of the Butler County Area Municipal and Utility Division of the Ohio Contractors Association. Bill Minnielli of Fairfield was named area chairman as the group represents sewer waterline excavation and paving contractors in Butler County.
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E. L. Keller
Atco Ave
Butler County Area Municipal and Utility Division
Ohio Contractors’ Association
Bill Minnielli
the Association
Butler County
Palmer in Appellate Court Race in Southwestern Ohio
George H. Palmer former Middletown resident announces candidacy for judge of the Court of Appeals First Appellate District covering five southwestern Ohio counties including Butler Palmer is attorney and former Hamilton County county judge He is son of the late Gideon Palmer probate judge Butler County 1924 to 1941 brother of Charles B Palmer bank official graduate of Middletown High School Miami University and University of Cincinnati College of Law now lives in Wyoming and practices with Harmon Colston Goldsmith Hoadly in Cincinnati since 1949
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George H. Palmer
Middletown
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Butler County
Palmer
Hamilton County
Gideon Palmer
Charles B. Palmer
First National Bank
Middletown High School
Miami University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Wyoming
Mary Helen Compton
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Cincinnati
Wrong name and place in Mayfield party arrest story
Reported errors in yesterday story about Jeffrey T. Rupp and Judy Rupp of 17th Ave Mayfield. Police say a warrant named the parents of a teen attendee. parties on Shefield Street involved youths aged 13 to 18 and alleged intoxicants.
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17Th Avenue
Jeffrey T. Rupp
Judy
17Th Ave
Rupps
Sheffield Street
Mayfield
Rupp
Alice Ewing Appeal Rejected by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected Alice Ewing’s appeal after she was convicted of larceny by trick for taking a murder victim’s charge plate. The case involved Wanda Cook’s body shipped from Cincinnati to Cleveland in a trunk and a trial that led to Robert Abbott’s life sentence for the 1964 slaying.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Alice Ewing
Wanda Cook
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Atty
Frank J. Longano
Robert Abbott
Longano
Abbott
Trick
Butler County Divorces Granted Amid Cruelty and Neglect
Butler County Courts grant several divorces citing cruelty neglect and wilful absence. Parties include Paul Moore and Marilyn Moore at 2110 Tytus Ave and 2106 Queen Ave. Orville Shelly and Lillie Mae Shelly. Gladys Johnson a minor. Judith Ann Cronkrite and William A Cronkite. Patricia Bevis Tyson and Charles David Tyson. Paul E Shyers and Mary E Shyers. Judge David Black presiding.
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Paul Moore
Tytus Ave
Marilyn Moore
Queen Ave
Orville Shelly
Center St
Germantown
Lillie Mae Shelly
Reynolds Ave
Gladys Johnson
N. Sutphin St
Tommy Johnnson
Washington St
Alexandria
Judith Ann Cronkrite
Main St
Monroe
William A. Cronkite
Patricia Bevis Tyson
Highview Road
Charles David Tyson
Bartow
Fla
Paul E. Shyers
Middletown
Mary E. Shyers
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
David Black
Man seeks wig after jail haircut cuts too short
A Ventura California man who served 50 days for a traffic violation petitions the Superior Court for a wig claiming a jail barber cut his hair too short.
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Ventura
Calif
Scientist Counts Snow Flakes In A Square Foot
A scientist explains counting snow flakes per square foot prompts questions about method and purpose. The remark hints at an offbeat or humorous approach to measuring tiny details in everyday winter scenes.
Man Convicted for Cutting with Intent to Wound
A man was convicted of cutting with intent to wound resistance to arrest and escape from confinement.
Protesters Told Register Soon in Cincinnati Unions
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission says Negroes wishing to join building trades in Cincinnati must register by Feb. 15 for journeyman tests. Nearly a hundred people have been arrested in summer sit ins protesting alleged union discrimination, while unions claim few qualified Negroes have applied.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Bids Set for U S 68 Bypass First Section
The Ohio State Highway Department will open bids March 2 for the 1.3 mile first section of the $27 million U S 68 bypass linking Springfield and Urbana. The $894000 segment runs from two miles north of Ohio 794 to near Interstate 70, with work scheduled to begin this summer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Springfield
Urbana
State Highway Department
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Mary Gebhart
Town House
N. Verity Wy
Kessler Funeral Home
New Paris
Spring Lawn
Richard Wood
Roland Wood
Warvel Road
Connersville
Louise Bueler
Kenyon Drive
St. Joseph's Church
Constance Brugman
N. W. Washington Blvd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Louis Wehrune
Carl Morton
Woodside Cemetery
Keller
Smith and
Neers
Mame
Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
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Jim Butch
MHS
Tenced
1St District Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Ballard Gayhart Jr
Harry Morlett
Gayhart
High Court
Somerville
Morlatt
Grimes St
Butler County Courts
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Pine
Diane
Reviow
Russell
Stover
Cupid
Valentines
Valentine
Review
Balmain
Julie Madame
Cory
L’'Aimant
Fountain Service
Grand Ave
Gillen- Crow