Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mabel Root 67
Mrs Mabel Root 67 of 600 Ne Verity Pkwy Middletown died at 4 15 am at Middletown Hospital admitted Feb 2 She was born in Kenman and lived in the town most of her life Her husband Jacob died in 1965 Surviving are son Herbert Middletown a sister Mrs Lilian Laurence Middletown two grandchildren Funeral services Saturday 10 am at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev A M Wilson officiating Burial Middletown Cemetery Calling hours Friday 3 5 and 7 9 pm two grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Mabel Root
Verity Pkwy
Middletown Hospital
A. M. Wilson
Middletown Cemetery
Funeral
Cephus E. Wray Dies. Middletown Resident
Cephus Earl Wray age 65 of 309 Lylburn Road died at 11 59 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after admission. He retired a year ago from McGraw Construction Co and was born and raised in Middletown. Survived by wife Nora two daughters Lois Drury of Franklin Norma Cox of Cincinnati two sons Cecil and Marvin of Middletown two brothers William of Dayton John of Phoenix Ariz 18 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Cephus Earl Wray
Lylburn Road
Middletown Hospital
Wray
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown
Nora
Lois Drury
Franklin
Norma Cox
Cincinnati
Cecil
Marvin
William
Dayton
John
Phoenix, Ariz
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Walter Jones 79, Camden Funeral Details
Services for Walter Jones of 167 S Lafayette St will be at 7 30 p m tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home Burial is today 7 to 9 p m at Fairmount Funeral Home He died Tuesday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a day as patient Born in Sdberty Hall Tennessee he lived in Camden 53 years Survived by wife Clitty
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Camden
Walter Jones
S. Lafayette St
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount
Jones
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Sdberty Hall
Tenn
Clitty
Mrs Marie Shutts 69 of Waynesville Dies
Marie Shutts 69 of Waynesville Rt 1 died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by husband Howard daughter Marjorie Shutts and son Robert all of Waynesville. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home. Burial Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Waynesville
Marie Shutts
Two Obituaries for Mrs Daisy Hill and Mrs Lula Dunn
Mrs Daisy Hill aged 90 of 908 Welliver Drive will have services at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Hall Jordan. Mrs Lula Dunn aged 83 of 134 N Second Street will attend Mass of the Resurrection at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow at St Stephen s Church.
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Daisy Hill
Welliver Drive
Hall-Jordan
Lula Dunn
Second St
Woman reports theft of rings from home bedroom
Betty Williamson of 2116 S. Dixie Highway told sheriff's deputies yesterday afternoon a wedding ring and an engagement ring valued at $200 total were stolen from the bedroom of her home.
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Betty Williamson
S. Dixie Highway
Sheriff's
Middletown Senior Citizens celebrate 17th anniversary open house
More than 150 guests attended the Middletown Area Senior Citizen Inc open house marking the organization's seventeenth anniversary. Director Mrs. Roth Bertsch addressed the crowd as principal speaker. Entertainment included performances by the Middletown Senior Citizen Chorus and local artists. Clergy from Temple Beth Sholom and First United Methodist Church delivered invocations and benedictions. The group, once the Golden Age Club, now runs a five day a week center at 1905 Columbia Ave with about 450 members.
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Middletown
Alene Robertson
Attitude On Change Stressed By Rowan Lecture
Carl Rowan urged 700 listeners at Taft High School to view change as essential to U S leadership. The Negro columnist and former diplomat warned revolutions occur at home and urged Americans to learn about society to meet them and share opportunities.
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Rowan
Hamilton
America
Carl Rowan
Taft High School
Finland
United States Information Agency
U.S
Joyce Hulse Manko
Nicholas Manko
Macabre film shocks Ottawa crowd at arts centre screening
An Ottawa audience watched a student film sequence become infamous when a scene from Into the Heart of the Wildwood showed a photographer assaulting a girl and gouging her eyes. Organizers apologized saying it was an error and that the segment overshadowed the planned program, including a film version of The Dutchman.
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Gerard MacNeil
Ottawa
Wildwood
National Arts Centre
Ottawa Film Society
British Columbia
Simon Fraser University
Timothy Bond
Irving Gershkovitch
The
Film Society
Cincinnati Shuts Off Dope Supply
Cincinnati police say they shut off the citys largest heroin supply for now after raids that cracked a Mt Adams syndicate. Six arrested, $600 cash seized and $5000 of heroin marijuana and needles recovered. Investigators estimate the group sold about 500 daily and 1.75 million annually to addicts with daily customer habits of 750 to 1000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Adams
Ricky Rhodes
Graduates Earn Honors at Miami University Commencement
Of 145 bachelor’s degree recipients at Miami University on December 14, 16 graduates earned honors. Three graduates were magna cum laude with averages of 3.75 or higher, 11 had at least 3.5, six received general honors, and one earned departmental honors. Five of the magna cum laude or cum laude group also earned general honors.
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Oxford
Miami University
Social Service Group Meeting Set Monday
Butler County Social Service Organization plans a noon meeting on Monday February 9 at Waldo's 820 Hamilton Cleves Road. Verna Profit of the county health department will introduce the program Children Without and Roosevelt Junior High counselors Aileen Wolf and David Gushurst will discuss the film and inner core school work.
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Hamilton
Butler County Social Service Organization
Waldo
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Verna Profit
Butler County Public Health Department
Social Service Organization
Aileen Wolf
David Gushurst
Roosevelt Junior High
Mobile Home Park Proposal Faces Opposition at City Hearing
Venus Investment Inc of Columbus seeks zone changes to develop a mobile home park and sales office on 100 acres along Jefferson Road near Jackson Lane. The plan calls for six units per acre and a 60 child estimate, with a pool and recreation area, though residents voiced concerns about school crowding and property values.
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Venus Investment Inc
Columbus
Jefferson Road
Jackson Lane
Venus
Jack Bachtel
Worthington
Bachtel
Frank Clark
Helton Drive
John Reese
Clark
Miami Drill Team Heads to Mardi Gras Parade
Oxford Miami University’s 16 man NROTC Sentries will march in the New Orleans Mardi Gras parade. The group will tour aboard the USS Intrepid and USS Bushnell with midshipmen from other units. Led by Midshipman Robert J. Colucci. Advisors Major Merrill A. Sweitzer Jr. and Gunnery Sgt. Raymond J. Dellett accompany the team.
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Oxford
Miami University
Sentries
New Orleans
Intrepid
Miami
Robert J. Colucci
Ashtabula
Merrill A. Sweitzer Jr
USMC
Raymond J. Dellett
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Sr. Citizen
Meyer Marx
Temple Beth Sholom
Robert T. Parr
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Maurice Cutler
Leroi Jones
Ihams
Wayman Dial
San Marcos
Tex
Beverly Hills
Calif
Los Angeles
Fred Sennet
Journal
Amanda Elementary
Kenneth Johnson
Tytus Avenue
Johnson
C. W. Thompson Sound Equipment Co
Tytus
Elwood
Charles Streets
Ayershire Acres
John Brown
Brown
Planning Commission
City Commission
His
Grand & McGee
Gideon
Carlisle Shopping Center
Vail
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Grand Ave
Alfy’s Restaurant
Daniel Doty
Vittles
Miami Valley
Middletown Rapid Transit
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