Deaths And Funerals Esther Crist and King Sr
A memorial service for Esther R. Crist 70 of Oxford is rescheduled to Feb 22 at United Presbyterian Church Oxford. She died Monday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. Also noted is the death of Thomas King Sr 70 of 2126 Queen Ave Middletown who died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a two week stay. A combined service for Thomas King Sr and son Buford King is set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Clayton Street Church of God with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Burial details and calling hours are listed for the King family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther R. Crist
Oxford
John A. Crist
Ruth Boyer
Middletown
United Presbyterian Church
Crist
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Thomas King Sr
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
Buford King
Mr. King
Wolfe County
Lena
Thomas Jr
Merle
Paul
Gratis
Lucy Hall
William
John
Clayton Street Church of God
Jack Adams
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Memorial service for Rutherford B. Hayes in Florence Kentucky
Rutherford B. Hayes a 48 year old World War II veteran formerly of Middletown died Tuesday at the VA Hospital in Cincinnati. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Stith Funeral Home in Florence with burial in Falmouth. He was born in Kentucky and lived most of his life in Middletown. Surviving are three daughters Alberta Patty and Angie all address unknown three sisters Pauline Parker of Union Edith Lea of Cincinnati Arris Hayes of Lexington and a brother James of Ft Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford B. Hayes
Middletown
Stith Funeral
Florence
Falmouth
Hayes
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Alberta
Patty
Angie
Pauline Parker
Union
Edith Lea
Arris Hayes
Lexington
James
Ft. Thomas
Head On Crash Kills Fairfield Man En Route To Detroit
Fairfield resident Robert Hall, 33, died after a head on collision on Ohio 235 near New Carlisle. Hall, who lived with his mother on Winton Road, sustained a skull fracture and serious injuries. Carl Cook, 87, of near New Carlisle, was treated and released for head injuries. Hall's body was sent to Zettler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fairfield
Detroit
Springfield
Robert Hall
Winton Road
Mercy Hospital
Ohio 235
Dilly Road
New Carlisle
Carl Cook
Hall
Margaret Krsyewski
Zettler Funeral Home
Pair Gave Wrong Address In Break In Case
Two Middletown men Gibbs and Pieratt, held for grand jury action on breaking and entering, listed 2809 Goldman Ave. as their address. Mrs. H D Stein said they could not have lived there in the last three to four years as she and her husband own the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton County
Goldman Ave
H.D. Stein
Doc Mason Gibbs
Gordon Pieratt
Charles E Patterson obituary in Franklin Ohio
Charles E Patterson 69 of 704 Baltimore St died yesterday in a Cincinnati hospital after an extended illness. He retired from Dyna Corp Dayton in 1963 for health reasons. Survived by wife Julia and step-daughter Rose McIntosh of Middletown. Services at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev Gordon Lawson. Burial in Springboro funeral home tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patterson
Charles E. Patterson
Baltimore St
Cicinnati
Dyna Corp
Dayton
Julia
Rose McIntosh
Middletown
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Gordon Lawson
Springboro
Waynesville Man Ova Reno Dies, Services Planned
Ova T. Reno 62 of 245 S Third St Waynesville died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. He worked 23 years for National Cash Register. Survived by wife Helen two daughters Carol Price and Linda Rasnake a stepson James Reeves a step daughter Shirley Longacre a sister Helen Griffith three half-sisters a half-brother and 23 grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery. Burial to be at Miami Cemetery tomorrow from 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Ova T. Reno
S. Third St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
National Cash Register
Helen
Carol Price
Linda Rasnake
James Reeves
Shirley Longacre
Helen Griffith
Fairborn
Stubbs- Conner Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Friends
Funeral
Hamilton Deaths Prompt Obituaries for Clifford Pawlenky and Allen Whittington
Clifford Pawlenky 82 of 89 Weller Avenue dies. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow under Webb. Allen Whittington 72 of Detroit formerly Hamilton dies. Services at 9 30 a.m. Saturday under Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Clifford Pawlenky
Weller Ave
Webb
Allen Whittington
Detroit
Head of Fine Arts Center Re-Elected
Mrs. Frank Myers of 4411 Riverview Ave was re elected as president of the Middletown Fine Arts Center executive board at the annual meeting. Seventeen board members were re elected and 419 paid registrations were recorded over five terms, including 73 children. 24 children attend Saturday workshops. The center’s library holds 472 volumes accumulated over 50 years with three new instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Center
Frank Myers
Robert Gardner
Harrison
John R. Hursh
Jaques
LeMoyne
Robert Nelson
Bruce Peters
R.N. Richardson
LF. Weitzenkorn
Kenneth Coburn
Charles R. Troup
Richard A. Wilmer
Myers
Lver
Eight Months Hoped For In Jones Campaign Opens
Brack Little and Mrs. Fred Jones witnessed the Jones for Congress campaign headquarters opening at the Manchester Motor Inn in Middletown. The Lebanon attorney aims to run without party endorsement following the Lukens precedent, with Little noting the unusual length of the campaign and Jones planning operations from Suite 225 through the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brack Little
Middletown
Fred Jones
Lebanon
Little
Jones
Jones For Congress
Manchester Motor Inn
Warren County
Republican Party
Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
Charles Jones
Hamilton
Butler County Executive Committee
Board of Elections
Jones’ Motor Inn
Klondike Derby Set Saturday At Camp Hook
Camp Hook hosts the Klondike Derby starting at 10 a.m. with about 400 Boy Scouts from 66 patrols. Sledges must meet specifications as teams race against time and demonstrate scouting skills for Mound Builders Area Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hook
Alaska
Klondike
Mound Builders Area Council
Tom Tuttle
Antiwar drive plans target Nixon with mass student show of force
At Case Western Reserve University a national antiwar conference aims to mobilize 2 000 to 3 000 students for a spring agenda including a nationwide strike on April 15. Leaders from SM C and diverse groups anticipate a peaceful protest while pressing to end U S involvement in Vietnam and to maintain pressure on Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Case Western Reserve University
Don Gurwitz
Student Mobilization Committee To
Woman Throws Purse in Home Invasion
Mrs. Lela Crooke of 1026 14th Ave reported three intruders in her home. She threw her purse to scatter them and fled to call police, later finding a screwdriver left behind. Rivers Avery at 814 14th Ave said a large screwdriver was stolen in a separate break-in. A padlock was broken at Crawford Street Laundromat with about $50 in change missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Crooke
14Th Ave
Rivers Avery
Crawford Street
Police Cruiser Crashes Into Wall Injuring Officer
A 1970 police cruiser hit a 14 inch concrete retaining wall behind Garfield School injuring Patrolman James D. Malott the driver. He received no serious injuries while Patrolman John R. Buguzedes suffered a head cut and was treated at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Malott
Roosevelt Ave
Garfield School
John R. Buguzedes
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Central Avenue
Marshall Road
Ruth Hiedtman
Central Ave
Robert C. Hester
Julie Drive
Franklin
Harlan Huston Vick
Heidtman
Hester
Phyllis Ann Hester
Build Reserve Forces Says Westmoreland
General William C. Westmoreland urged top aides that the regular Army faces cuts and stressed reorienting thinking to strengthen reserves. He warned of a future period of reduced active Army strength and increased reliance on the capabilities of the Army reserve components.
Scouts Earn Gold Nuggets for Alaska Stop Race
A list of stopping places named for Alaskan towns was used to test the route. Gold nuggets awarded as score points. At the finish line the Scouts received hot dogs and hot chocolate.
Rhodes Seldom Takes Stand Taft Charges
Cincinnati AP Taft accuses Rhodes of vague positions on issues, including Vietnam. He asserts Rhodes has rarely taken firm stances while Taft, a Republican primary rival for U S Senator, says Ohio voters deserve clear differences before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Taft
Robert Taft Jr
U. S
Ohio
House of Representatives
House
Republican
Johnson
Nixon
U.S
Engineer Week Chair Named by Miami Valley Engineers
John J. Halbig of 4404 Riverview Ave has been appointed Miami Valley chairman of National Engineers Week activities February 22 to 28. William F. Klosterman of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers announces the post, with Gerald DiPalma of Miami University as assistant chairman. The theme is Engineering and Environmental Design For the 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Halbig
Riverview Ave
Miami Valley
National Engineers
William F. Klosterman
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Halbig
Armco
Gerald DiPalma
Miami University
Oxford
Pennsylvania Ranks High in U S Steel Production
The article notes that about a quarter of all American iron and steel is produced in Pennsylvania, underscoring the state's dominant role in the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Central Elementary Serves Chinese Lunch Day
At Central Elementary School a noonday meal featured Chinese dishes for students. Pupils ate chow mein fruit rolls tossed salad and pink orange juice with traditional Chinese chopsticks. Principal Norman Korn noted that many children rarely sample foreign foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Elementary School
Norman Korn
Virginia Smithson
Middletown Schools
Tiny Jamaica Tops World in Bauxite Production
Jamaica leads global bauxite output, the principal ore used in aluminum production, underscoring the island nation’s pivotal role in the metals market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
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Rutherford Hayes
Timahoe
Robert E. Buclaw III
Buffalo
N.Y
West Seneca
White House
Board of Governors
R. L. Davidson
H. O. Finkelman
Colin Gardner
His
Self Service
McGee’s
Carlisle Shopping Center
Grand & Gideon
Vail
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Grand Ave
Gurwitz
Weathermen
Students For A Democratic Society
SMC
Wall
Westmoreland
Sam Bartel
Walter Bratcher
James A. Rhodes
Central
First Ave
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