Viola S Wilson Dies Head of Local Republican Club
Viola Sidney Wilson 65 of 1204 Baltimore St died at Middletown Hospital after two years of illness. She led the Women's Republican Club in Middletown and belonged to Bethel AME Church. Surviving husband Segasta son Otto sister Birdie Cook three grandchildren. Services at Bethel AME Saturday 1 PM. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home.
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Viola Sidney Wilson
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Wilson
Women's Republican Club
Bethel Ame Church
Midway
Middletown
Segasta
Otto Middletown
Birdie Cook
King D Ausberry Dies After Apparent Heart Attack
King D Ausberry 63 active in local Masonic Lodges was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 7 30 a m today after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home 1222 Young Street He was recently involved in community affairs.
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King D. Ausberry
Middletown Hospital
Young St
Mr. Ausberry
Peters Services for 19 Year Old Middletown Native
Charles H. Peters aged 19 formerly of Middletown will be honored at a 10 a.m. Saturday service at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial follows at a local cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. Peters died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis after living in Indiana for 18 years.
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Charles H. Peters
Middletown
Josph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Peters
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Indiana
Arnold Carpenter Dies After Heart Attack at Germantown
Arnold J. Carpenter 45 died after a heart attack at his home 482 Farmersville Pike. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton at 6 45 a m Wednesday. Survived by wife Dorothy two sons William and Richard his father Dellie of Morgan County Ky three sisters Mrs Loraine Johnson Mrs Lexie Johnson Mrs Lou Mae Eckler and four brothers Dellie Jr Delbert Frank and Wilbur. Services 2 p m Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Home Friday 3 to 9 p m.
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Germantown
Arnold J. Carpenter
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Farmersville Pike
Dorothy
William
Richard
Dellie
Morgan County
Loraine Johnson
Pennsylvania
Lexie Johnson
Lou Mae Eckler
Carlisle
Dellie Jr
Delbert
Frank
Wilbur
Fairborn
John Arpp
Henry Howard
Germantwon Cemetery
Obituaries and funeral services for local residents
Ermon Lakes Franklin 56 of 608 Park Ave. will have 2 p.m. Saturday services at the Pentecostal Church of God on Friend Road with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Calling hours at Eaton Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Lakes died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. James H. Dunn 79 of 802 Noyes Ave. has services today in Pasadena Texas. Lola M. Berry 42 of 1215 Millville Ave. services 2 p.m. tomorrow Klaus-Weigel. Julia Lamke 78 of 234 Min ster St. Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Josephs Church.
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Franklin
Ermon Lakes
Park Ave
Pentecostal Church of God
Friend Road
Springboro
Eaton Funeral Home
Lakes
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
James H. Dunn
Noyes Ave
Pasadena
Tex
Lola M. Berry
Millville Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Julia Lamke
Minster St
St. Joseph's Church
Boy, 7, Struck by Car In Middletown Alley
A 7 year old boy was treated for abrasions at Middletown Hospital after running into a car driven by 17 year old Jerry Sigler. The incident happened in the alley between Queen and Grand Avenues at 5 25 p.m. Police cited Frank Matters Jr. for following a vehicle too closely after he hit a parked car on Michigan Avenue and Grove Street at 4 10 p.m. The White car then hit another parked car owned by Charles Patterson. Total damage was 525 dollars.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Leslie Rhodes
Hill Ave
Jerry Sigler
Quen Ave
Queen and
Grand Aviues
Frank Matters Jr
20Th Ave
Vernon White
S. Verity Parkway
Michigan Avenue
Grove Street
Charles Patterson
Young St
Prosecutor's Aide Schoettmer Dies at 43 in Cincinnati
Assistant Hamilton County Prosecutor Harry C. Schoettmer died at his home, reportedly of a heart attack, at age 43. He had just been named chief trial counsel by newly appointed Prosecutor Melvin Rueger. He played a key role in the Edythe Klumpp case, where Klumpp was convicted and sentenced to death before the sentence was commuted. North America's three heaviest animals are the bison, Kodiak bear, and Alaska moose.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Harry C. Schoettmer
Melvin G.rueger
Schoettmer
Edythe Klumpp
Sorority Mansion in Columbus Destroyed by Fire
A century old Victorian mansion on East Town Street in Columbus housing Kappa Kappa Gamma’s national headquarters burned amid two alarm fire responses. More than 100 firefighters fought the blaze. losses exceed $25,000. The building housed 25 rooms and three apartments with 91 Kappa Kappa Gamma chapters represented since 1952. occupants escaped unharmed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Kosygin in North Korea and Beijing talks
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin flew from Peking to North Korea after a four day visit to North Vietnam during which he promised military aid. A China News Agency report said he met Mao Tze-tung and other top Chinese officials at a reception. No details of the talks were given.
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Tokyo
Alexei N. Kosygin
North Korea
Peking
China
Mao Tze-tung
Kosygin
New China News Agency
Chou En-lai
Liu Shao-chi
Chen Yi
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Veterans in aviation and civic life die on same day
Adm. Arthur C. Davis, 71, a dive bombing pioneer and Norden bombsight contributor, died of a heart attack. Ellen Chabot Bothin, 100, widow of a San Francisco business leader, died after a long illness. her husband Henry N. Bothin left an $8 million estate at his 1923 death. Rev. Dr. Lawrence G. Bickel, 70, Concordia Teachers College education professor since 1929 and 1937 1961 dean, died Tuesday in Seward Nebraska.
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Washington
Arthur C. Davis
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ellen Chabot Bothin
San Francisco
Henry N. Bothin
Seward
Neb
Lawrence George Bickel
Concordia Teachers College
Beer terms and beer types explained
The article defines beer as all malt beverages produced by fermentation and notes that ale includes variations such as porter and stout. It states porter and stout are forms of ale.
Columbus widow recalls soldier's Viet Nam death in Qui Nhon
Mary Belcher, widow of Spec. 4 Thomas Belcher, wept as she viewed Viet Nam photos from her husband who was killed in a Viet Cong bombing at a Qui Nhon hotel. The 25 year old soldier, drafted two years earlier, had hoped to return home in May. Belcher, born in Chapmanville West Virginia, left eight brothers and three sisters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mary Belcher
Thomas Belcher
Qui Nhon
Pentagon
Columbus Dispatch
Paul Schlemmer
Chapmanville
W. Va
Belcher
Lee
Korea
Auxiliary Sets Plans For Dance At Legion Home
The American Legion Post 218 auxiliary sponsors a teen age dance at Legion Home 116 S Main St on Feb 20 with proceeds aiding a cottage at the Xenia Soldier and Sailors Orphanage. Music will be provided by a local group. The group also voted to contribute to a piano fund for the Butler County Orphanage and discussed a second teen age dance in March.
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Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Oneida
Lemon Township
Butler County
Mohawk Street
Middletown
Ash James Fikon
John R. Meckstroth
Auxiliary of American Legion Post 218
Legion Home
S. Main St
Xenia Soldier, and Sailors
Legion Posts
Rose Windsor
Post
Jess Borders
Services Set For John King Veteran Stadium Usher
Chicago reports John King 74 longtime usher for Wrigley Field and Comiskey Park died Tuesday night of a heart attack. He was hired in 1926 by the late Andy Frain who organized the ushering service. Services are planned for Saturday.
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Chicago
John King
Andy Frain
Wrigley Field
Comskey Park
King
Lushering
Gravity is a Weak Force in Everyday Life
The text explains gravity as a very weak force requiring immense amounts of matter to shape the gravity field we inhabit. It contrasts this with magnetic or electric forces, which can be produced far more strongly with simple materials, like iron or copper.
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Buffalo
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Callahanuction CO
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Sheriff's
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Breiel Boulevard
Gideon Road
City Planning Commission
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Dodds Monuments
Viola Wilson
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Sorority
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Stride Rite
Wner Dorder
Vradelis
National Silver Co
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