Deaths And Funerals Herman E Fares 63 Middletown Man
Herman E Fares 63 of 3906 Central Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital entering after four years of ill health He served in World War II was with American Legion Post 218 and FOE Lodge 528 He worked at Lorge Paper Co 1946 1969 Survived by wife Ella sister Elsie Gutshall Services set for Wednesday at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Woodside Cemetery Eagles Lodge service planned.
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Herman E. Fares
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Fares
Middletown
American Legion
FOE Lodge 528
Lorge Paper Co
Ella
Elsie Gutshall
Sebring
Fla
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Veteran Takes Own Life In Middletown
A 44 year old World War II disabled veteran Buford King of 2120 Queen Ave Middletown shot himself at about 9 am after despondency over his father's hospitalization. He died on arrival at Middletown Hospital. The coroner ruled death by self inflicted gunshot. He is survived by his parents a son Edward Lee King and three brothers.
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Tony
Buford King
Queen Ave
McCoy-Leffler
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Thomas King
Middletown
Roy Crout
Delbert Barker
Douglas Nichols
Carl Creach
Phillippine Islands
Edward Lee King
Monroe
Thomas King Jr
Merle
Paull
Rocket kills Ohio teenager in home made device accident
SWANTON Ohio AP William Johnson Jr 16 died after a home made rocket struck him Saturday night He died at Maumee Valley Hospital about 1 1 2 hours after the incident The case is under local investigation or awaiting details by authorities
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Swanton, Ohio
William Johnson Jr
Maumee Valley Hospital
Death of Mrs Hester Melampy in Hamilton Ohio Manor
Mrs Hester Melampy aged 76 of Middletown died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 745 PM yesterday after prior illness. Born in Warren County she lived in the Middletown area most of her life. Survived by two sons Walter and William five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 PM Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Quinton Everest officiating. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Hours at the funeral home tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM.
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Hester Melampy
Fernwood St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Logsdon
Melampy
Warren County
Middletown
Hugh
Walter
William of Franklin
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Quinton Everest
Lebanon
Obituaries for George Hug and others listed at various yet addresses
Obituaries note services for George Hug 84 at YMCA Building, Mrs. Margaret Lamke 72 private services at Sunnybreeze Convalescent Home, Mrs. Mary Blake 91 at 4378 Morganthaler Road with 10:30 a.m. Wednesday service, Mrs. Bessie Hull 86 Cleveland formerly Hamilton with 1 p.m. Wednesday service, and Clemens Henry 70 Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Ann's Church.
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George Hug
YMCA
Klaus- Weigel
Margaret Lamke
Sunnybreeze
Webb
Mary Blake
Morganthaler Road
Bessie Hull
Cleveland
Hamilton
Clemens Henry
Hayes Ave
St. Ann’s Church
Valentine's shopping guide from Maude Muller Gifts to Reed Klopp
The column promotes Valentine gifts from Maude Muller Gifts including candies, heart shaped boxes, and diete tic bars. It highlights security storage options at First National Bank and John James California wigs, Hallmark Gift Books at Davidson's, Peck's Flower Shop arrangements, Grevillea plants, G E Great house sleepwear, and Reed Klopp furniture trends with Mediterranean and contemporary tables and chairs.
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Maude Muller
Michigan
First National Bank
Central
University Branch
Monroe
Trenton
Park Place
Main
James
California
James of
Roxie Montieth
Valentine
Davidson
Wm. Shakespeare
Sarah Teasdale
Peck
G.E. Greathouse and Son
Weldon
Reed Klopp
Vatican Calls Priests To Renew Celibacy Vows
The Vatican issued a three month old directive urging Roman Catholic priests to renew their vows of celibacy and obedience annually on Holy Thursday. The measure aims to curb priest defections and boost ongoing spiritual and pastoral renewal, with a note linking it to broader debates on celibacy. Pope Paul VI defended mandatory celibacy and urged recruitment of new priests.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation For the Clergy
Paul VI
Fausto Vallaine
Paul
Rome
Next Days Crucial For Chicago Activists Trial
Ten women and two men who have witnessed months of testimony must decide soon the fate of seven political activists charged with conspiring to incite rioting at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Judge Julius Hoffman will rule on a defense motion for acquittal as closing arguments approach.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Hitler
Hoffman
Leonard I. Weinglass
Ramsey Clark
Middletown Music Club Honors Beethoven With Duo recital
The Middletown Music Club presented a program honoring Beethoven’s 200th anniversary featuring Jeanne Kirstein piano and Constantine Kiradjieff violin of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. They performed Romance in F major Op. 50 and Sonata No 8 Op. 13 Pathetique, then Sonata No 10 in G Major Op. 96.
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Middletown
Finkelman
Janet Molnar
Fire at Forest Ave shed sparked by children
Fire broke out yesterday at 8 19 p m in a shed at 1510 Forest Avenue owned by Dillard Roe. It was set with gasoline and matches by youths and was extinguished by boys with no listed damage or injuries.
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Forest Ave
Dillard Roe
Cincinnati Enquirer Backs Taft for U.S. Senate Nomination
The Cincinnati Enquirer endorses U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Cincinnati for the Republican nomination for Ohio U.S. Senate. Taft faces Gov. James A. Rhodes in the contest as the independent Republican paper voices support for Taft.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
U. S
Ohio
The
Enquirer
Taft
James A. Rhodes
Miami University Board Approves 26 000 EOP Grant
The Board of Trustees approved a $26,000 grant for the Educational Opportunity Program at Miami University as part of a $140,000 student aid portion in the 1970 Miami Fund budget. Dolibois noted the grant helps Ohio residents with financial need who lack housing admissibility but show motivation and potential. The fund also allocates $8,000 for Environmental Sciences research grants and marks a record $602,395 in 1969 contributions from 11,625 givers, including 10,863 alumni.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami University Fund
John E. Dolibois
EOP
Miami
Office of
Black Student Affairs
Ohio
Dolibois
Timate
Tallawanda Road
High
Church Streets
Phillip R. Shriver
Tallawanda
Tuffy
Dolbois
Towers Club
Miami Fund
Stolen Items Reported Across Hamilton Area
A Cincinnati man reported a $1000 guitar stolen from a disabled car on Ohio 747 after a broken window. Other thefts include a $97 wrist watch from a Middletown home, two juveniles seen near a garage, two coonhounds valued at $500 and $200 stolen from Williamsdale, and a color television found abandoned under a tree in Ross.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Princeton
Glendale
Paul Lee Thompson
Chaucer Drive
Julia Crase
Seneca St
Middletown
Grant Hughes
Omaha St
Hughes
Virgil Pearson
Fenton St
Williamsdale
R. N. Jones
Mardell Court
Ross
Ohio toll rises with 22 deaths in weekend crashes
Twenty two people died in Ohio weekend traffic crashes the highest toll of the year. Accidents near Geneva and Circleville each claimed two lives while five pedestrians perished in separate incidents. More than half the fatalities occurred in northeastern Ohio with most deaths between 6 p.m Friday and 6 a.m Saturday including James and Frances Miller of Geneva and two out of state servicemen near Circleville.
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Ohio
Geneva
Circleville
James
Frances Miller
Vandals Damage Home and Camper in Middletown Weekend
Deputies were told vandals damaged furniture and clothing at the home of Charles Sullivan 6954 Dale wood Drive Middletown. Harry Mercer reported $25 damage to a camper window at 6271 Howe Road.
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Charles Sullivan
Dalewood Drive
Middletown
Isheriff
Harry Mercer
S. Main St
Howe ‘Road
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Rocket
Charlotte
AHEPA
Order of Ahepa
Louis Manisiotis
Pittsburgh
International Order
George Manos
Peter Laras
V. P
Bill) Karras
Paul Mathews
William Netsos
Gus Velen
John Likiar
George Bagizedes
Gus Christy
John Kardaras
Chris Pappas
Steve Thomas
John Pantel
Steigerwald
DOODS
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
Girard Ave
Beethoven
Anita Trotter
Kent State University
Ashtabula
Cincy
Hee Vinmance
Franklin
Miami U
Ger Sr
Memorial Society
E. Second St
Singer
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Singer Company
Singer Today
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