Deaths And Funerals Kenneth Bell
Kenneth W. Bell 56 of Princeton Avenue died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a year of illness. Services at Help Funeral Home New Lebanon Wednesday at 2 p.m. He operated Bell's Market Middletown and Bell's Dixie Market New Lebanon. Survived by wife Helen daughter Robyn sister Mrs James Mullen Dayton brothers Thomas Lumberport and Wayne New Lebanon. Visitation today 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Library Fund of New Lebanon suggested in lieu of flowers.
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New Lebanon
Help Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Bell
Princeton Avenue
Bell
Ardmore Drive
Milton Road
Middletown
Dixie Market
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Christian Science Church
Helen
Robyn
James Mullen
Thomas
Lumberport
W. Va
Wayne
Library Fund of
Death of Floyd Ratliff of Denniston Ky
Floyd Ratliff 79 of Denniston Ky died at 5 30 am Monday at Mary Chiles Hospital Mt Sterling Ky. Survived by wife Ollie eight children including Willard Marvin Ratliff Eunice Taulbee Neva Loveless Edison Wendell Herald a sister a brother 18 grandchildren three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Floyd Ratliff
Denniston
Willard
Marvin Ratliff
Middletown
Marie Yocum
Franklin
Mary Chiles Hospital
Mt. Sterling
Ratliff
Ollie
Eunice Taulbee
Neva Loveless
Edison
Ezel
Wendell
Lexington
Herald
Services set for Howard L. Mansfield in Dayton
Howard Leo Mansfield 81 of Dayton formerly of Middletown died Sunday. Services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bradford Connelly Funeral Home Dayton with burial in Lower Miami Cemetery. The family will receive visitors today from 3 to 9. Survived by wife Emily a son Howard Jr. of California and five grandchildren.
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Howard Leo Mansfield
Dayton
Middletown
Bradford Connelly
Mansfield
Emily
Howard Jr
California
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Obituaries for Norma Shelton Emma Schlichter Betty Carson
Obituaries list three local residents with ages and addresses. Norma Shelton, 65, of 1125 Noyes Ave., services at 2 p.m. Thursday. Emma Schlichter, 88, of 1771 Millville Ave., services today. Betty Carson, 40, of 1103 Hunt Ave., services at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Norma Shelton
Noyes Ave
Zettler
Emma Schlichter
Millville Ave
Young
Betty Carson
Hunt Ave
Brown . Dawson
Wednesday Services Set For Soldier
Army Spec 4 Lucian Wells 21 of Oregonia dies from wounds in Saigon street fighting in Viet Nam. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Waynesville
Army
Lucian Wells
Charles Wells
Oregonia
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Wells
Saigon
South Vietnam
Milford woman becomes first female police chief in 1914
Dolly Spencer of Milford Ohio is noted as the first woman to serve as police chief after her 1914 appointment. This historical milestone marks a rare early leadership role for women in law enforcement.
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Dolly Spencer
Milford
Ohio
Services Set For Area MP James Walsh
MIAMISBURG Army Cpl. James E. Walsh 21 of West Chester died January 31 in Vietnam with the U S Security Force. Services are at 2 p m tomorrow at Brough Memorial Home with burial in Hill Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his mother and stepfather Mrs. and Mr. James Key of Brandt, father Paul Walsh of Columbus, wife Melody, a son Anthony and four sisters.
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Miamisburg
Army
James E. Walsh
West Chester
Brough Memorial
Hill Grove
Walsh
Vietnam
U. S
Cpl. Wash
U.S
Saigon
James Key
Brandt
Paul Walsh
Columbia
Melody
Anthony
Electrician Saved After 480 Volt Shock At Project 600
Robert Tewart of Middletown Hospital's 12 day stay ends with discharge as Armco Project 600 credits Homer L. Jackson of Hamilton with life saving mouth to mouth resuscitation after Tewart touched a 480 volt line January 31. Kaiser safety engineer Lee Hough notes survival hinged on Jackson's fast action and Tewart may return to work in a week or 10 days.
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Trenton
Project 600
Robert Tewart
Tewart
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Homer L. Jackson
Hamilton
Lee Hough
Kaiser Engineers
Jackson
Hough
Foothill Electric Corp
Kaiser
Unions Near Accord On Rules To Admit Negroes
AFL CIO construction unions and federal officials near an agreement to ease racial discrimination by widening union access for Negroes and other minorities. The plan avoids quotas, relies on voluntary action, and keeps Labor Department scrutiny and possible discrimination actions if unions fail to act.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Plumbers Union
Peter T. Schoemann
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Labor Department
Schoemann
Haggerty
Schoenman
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
James Reynolds
Charles Donahue
Butler Warren NFO Groups Join Meat Buyers Boycott
The National Farm Organization chapters in Butler and Warren counties join a nationwide meat buyers boycott begun yesterday. The action aims to halt all crop and livestock sales to push prices higher, following an all grain hold action on January 11. LeRoy Jacquemin and Vincent Vetrecht begun notifying members to stop selling meat animals. Milk may be added to the holding actions soon as the group seeks fair prices.
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National Farm Organization
NFO
Butler
Warren
LeRoy Jacquemin
Hamilton
Vincent Vetrecht
Oregonia Rt. 1
Man Pleads Innocent In Assault Case
Roy Reynolds of Corwin Road Waynesville pleaded not guilty and waived a preliminary hearing in Warren County Court. Bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond for assault with a dangerous weapon, Reynolds allegedly struck Howard Stanley of 465 S Main St Waynesville with a snow shovel on January 13. He was apprehended recently in Orlando Florida by former Waynesville police officer Mike Randolph. The article notes Dr Henry Carey authored the British national anthem.
American Day Group Plans July 4 Parade Meeting
The American Day Group will hold a 7:30 p m meeting tomorrow in the basement of the American Legion Home 116 S Main St to plan the I Am a Loyal American Day parade and program. Co chairs Dave Habig and Stan Sorrell seek to fill all committees. last year 83 organizations cooperated.
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General Arrangements Group
American Legion
S. Main St
Kessler Auditorium
Dave Habig
Stan Sorrell
Trenton Man Hurt In Crash On Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Stewart Morris 27 of Trenton was treated at Middletown Hospital for multiple contusions and abrasions after his 1967 model car left the road on a curve on Cincinnati-Dayton Road struck two mailboxes and a tree. He was released after treatment.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati-Dayton
Middletown
Stewart Morris
Linda
Car Rams Truck injures man in three-vehicle crash
A 36 year old man was injured when his car rammed a parked pickup on Charles Street near North Avenue. Two injuries were reported in six crashes investigated by police with about 1800 dollars in damage. Donald Day was treated for a nose cut at Middle town Hospital after his car hit a parked truck owned by Melford Larsson. Day was cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance. Another crash left John Welling with neck injuries after his truck was rear ended by Lelan Yoke who was cited for assured clear distance. Damage totaled 175 dollars.
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Charles Street
North Avenue
Donald G. Day
Wrenn Court
Middletown Hospital
Melford D. Larsson
North Ave
Day
John A. Welling
Middletown - Eaton Road
Welling
Lelan G. Yoke
Mary Etta St
Highland Street
Jefferson Road
Purse Snatcher Attacks Woman in Middletown
A 62 year old woman was treated at Middletown Hospital for head injuries after a purse snatcher threw her to the pavement on S Verity Parkway near First Avenue. The assailant, a about 16 year old Black male about 6 feet tall, fled without the purse as Ben Sawyer intervened but could not catch him. The victim was Mrs Albert Lucas of 1319 Barnitz Street.
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Middletown Hospital
Albert Lucas
Barnitz St
S. Verity Parkway
First Avenue
Germantown
Ben Sawyer
Giants Causeway Rock Formation in Northern Ireland
A landmark rock formation known as the Giants Causeway sits on the north coast of Ireland, famed for its unique basalt columns and geologic significance.
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North
Ireland
Desertion convictions rise across Navy Marine Corps
Pentagon figures show five year high in Navy desertion convictions and six year high in Marines for last fiscal year. Air Force deserters rise while Army totals trend downward since World War II. Uncertain motives remain. most cases cited as immaturity and regimentation concerns.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Air Force
U.S
Sweden
Vietnam
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Kenneth Bell
Herald & Stewart Funeral Home
West Liberty
Howard Mansfield
Hot Springs
Ark
James A. Duffy
United States
Arnost Heidrich
Foreign Ministry
Palalto
Calif
Morris B. Mitchell
Birmingham
Mich
Earl G. Ward
Ford Motor Co
Vero Beach
Moline, Ill
Clifford J. Josephson
Moline Jeweler
The
American Jewelers Association
Joffel's
Serta’s
Mattress Sale
Serta
PEDIC
Project 600 Electrician
Gine Ulmer Aud Meri
Lhe
Central Ave
Heart Days
Heart Fund
Walter Alston
Butler County
Charles Hansel
Guthrie
Aeceord
Henry Carey
Manchester RD
Vannest ST
Valentine
McGee’s Supermarket
Central
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Meloy Leffler
Sutphin
Wood
Homer D. Leffler
Order OF the Golden Rule
Hak Os
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