Deaths and Funerals Of Dayton Man Brother Of Surgeon
John George Kokenakis a 44 year old Dayton resident died of a heart attack in the Middletown Hospital lobby while waiting to meet his brother Dr Anthony Kokenakis a Middletown orthopedic surgeon. He owned Johnny K s Supper Club in Dayton and is survived by his wife Eva a son George his Greek parents a sister and another brother all of Greece. Services are 1 3 pm tomorrow at the Greek Orthodox Church in Dayton with burial at Woodland Cemetery. Calling hours today at Mark er Heller Funeral Home Dayton. Local arrangements by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home. A second service is 2 pm Monday at Kligner Funeral Home Springfield Missouri with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery there. local arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home.
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John George Kokenakis
Dayton
Anthony Kokenakis
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Greece
Woodland Cemetery
Marker & Heller Funeral Home
N. Main St
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Rites set for Mrs Iva Bell Middletown widow
Mrs Iva Myrtle Bell 75 of 1204 Ellen Drive died at 12 55 PM yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had resided since January 31 She moved to Middletown from Springfield Missouri where she belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles Lodge Her husband George died in 1949 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Dean Williams a son Wayne of Flint Michigan three grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Iva Myrtle Bell
Ellen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Bell
Middletown
Springfield
The
Eagles Lodge
George
Dean Williams
Wayne
Flint
Mich
Services for Ray Fulton in Huntington and burial in Franklin
Ray mond Fulton, 55, father of Mrs. Shirley Given of 718 Martha Drive Franklin, will be buried in Franklin after services in Huntington, W V. Klingle Carpenter Funeral Home handles arrangements. Fulton died Wednesday when his car hit by a truck jackknifing on Kentucky Route 92 near Williamsburg. driver Harry Metzger of Carlisle Pa faces negligent homicide and reckless driving charges. Mrs Given’s mother and grandmother, passengers in Fulton’s car, were injured and hospitalized in Corbin at Southeastern Baptist Hospital.
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Raymond Fulton
Shirley Given
Martha Drive
Franklin
Huntington
W.va
Klingle-Carpenter Funeral Home
Fulton
Kentucky Rt. 92
Williamsburg
Harry Metzger
Carlisle
Given
Southeastern Baptist Hospital
Corbin
Mrs. Mattie McCormick Dies in Lebanon at 85
Mrs. Mattie McCormick 85 of 430 Deerfield Road Lebanon died yesterday at Westview Nursing Home after four months there. She leaves Hoyt Lynn McCormick and Carleton Dunn as children, Glen and Lewis St. John as sons, Ada Perrine as sister, 11 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Services at Oswald Memorial Home in Lebanon and burial in Bethany Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
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Mattie McCormick
Deerfield Road
Lebanon
Hoyt
Lynn McCormick
Middletown
Westview Nursing Home
Carleton Dunn
Glen
Daynee
Lewis St
Bethany Cemetery
Memorial Home
Services for Erle W. Miranda Sr. Held at Yale Funeral Home
Erle W. Miranda Sr., 71, of 117 Garfield St., will be laid to rest at Morrow Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Saturday service at Yale Funeral Home. The funeral home will receive visitors today after 5 p.m. Miranda died yesterday at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Morrow
Erle W. Miranda Sr
Garfield St
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Miranda
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Red Nation Trade Boycott Declared by AFL CIO Unions
AFL-CIO maritime unions told President Johnson they would boycott ships from nations trading with North Vietnam. In a telegram the unions said they will refuse to load vessels from Great Britain Norway Sweden Denmark France Italy Egypt and other countries. The action targets ships entering US ports as protest against blood money in ship owners pockets and allied nations profits. Signers included Paul Hail Thomas W Gleason and Joseph Curran. Two years earlier unions Boycotted US wheat shipments to Russia until White House intervened.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
France
Italy
Egypt
U.S
Paul Hail
Maritime Trades Department
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Russia
White House
Obituary Notice Details Survivor Family Remains
The deceased had been a patient for three weeks. Surviving are his wife Marie three sons Erle Jr of Hamilton Albert of Morrow and Robert in the Air Force at Eglin AFB Florida ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Marie
Erle Jr
Hamilton
Albert
Morrow
Robert
Air Force
Eglin Afb, Fla
Mrs Lydia Clark and Artha Elliott Services Listed
Mrs Lydia Clark 93 of Golden Years Rest Home Rus sellville Kentucky and Mrs Artha Elliott 67 of 2225 Hamilton Richmond Road receive services at 10 30 a m tomorrow. Proes chel indicates funeral or memorial observance details in this brief notice.
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Lydia Clark
Golden Years Rest Home
Russellville
Artha Elliott
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Proeschel
Rotary Ann Night at Brown's Run Club on Tuesday
The Rotary Club will host Rotary Ann Night at Brown's Run Country Club Tuesday at 6 30 p m with wives as special guests. Manny Garli kov will MC and Docs of Dixieland provide music and entertainment. The Mardi Gras theme will crown King Rex, led by program chairman Tom Barkley and assistant Ted Laza row.
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Rotary Club
Brown's Run Country Club
Manny Garlikov
Docs of
Dixieland
King Rex
Adventist Evangelist to Speak Tomorrow at Local Church
William Bornstein state wide evangelist for the Ohio conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will address the 10:45 a m worship service at the Adventist church here. He and associate Bruce Chittenden have conducted services and will depart tomorrow for a Newark campaign. Pastor Chittenden speaks at the youth vesper service tonight at 7 30.
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William Bornstein
Ohio
New Era Pastor Is Church Speaker
The Rev Samuel Baldwin of New Era Baptist Church will be guest speaker at 7 30 p m today at Holiness Tabernacle. Tomorrow at 7 30 p m Holiness Tabernacle youth group will present a Youth Fellowship talent program.
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Samuel Baldwin
New Era Baptist Church
Holiness Tabernacle
Accidents Kill Girl and Civic Leader in Hamilton
Hamilton reports its first two traffic fatalities of the year. Seven year old Leslie Stewart died after being struck on Western Avenue while returning from school. Hamilton League of Women Voters president Mrs Joyce Manko died from pelvic and internal injuries after a Madison Corwin crash. Two other occupants survived with minor injuries. Community services and funeral plans were announced for Stewart and Manko. The fatal toll for the county rose to eleven.
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Hamilton
Hamilton League of Women Voters
Leslie Stewart
David Stewart
Azel Ave
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Western Avenue
Garret J. Boone
Catherine Sparks
Woodview Lane
Sparks
Joyce Manko
Smalley Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Nicholas L Manko
Madison and
Corwin Avenues
Corwin Avenue
Manko
Rosemary Young
Kenwood Drive
Linda Young
Unitarian Fellowship
Webb Funeral Home
Students View Challenge To Business By Rowles
C W Rowles Armco vice president for finance told Miami University Beta Alpha Psi members that student indifference to business can be healthy if the business community accepts the challenge. He stressed flexibility and take charge men who will develop and see new ideas through in financial management at large corporations.
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Oxford
Armco Steel Corp
C. W. Rowles
Armco
Beta Alpha Psi
Miami University
Rowles
West Chester Woman Critical After Rt. 42 Collision
Mildred Blair, 32, of East Brook Drive, is in critical condition with possible head and internal injuries after a two car crash on Rt. 42 north of the Hamilton County line in Butler County. Passenger Wilma Quails, 30, of Lawn Avenue, is listed as fair with possible head shoulder and arm injuries. Driver Robert Ray, 29, of Cincinnati, was treated. The highway patrol continues to investigate the accident.
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West Chester
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Rt. 42
Hamilton County
Butler County
Mildred Blair
East Brook Drive
Wilma Quails
Lawn Ave
Robert Ray
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Board Declares Dividends
The CG&E board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 per share on 4 percent series cumulative preferred stock and a dividend of 1.18 4 per share on 4 1/4 percent series cumulative preferred stock. Both dividends payable April 1 to shareholders of record March 15.
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The
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Springboro Man Cut In Crash Injures Driver
Mike Jones 22 of Springboro was treated at Middletown Hospital for mouth cuts after rear ending a northbound semi on Interstate 75 north of Route 122. Jones was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. driver Richard H. Christman 53 of Dayton caused extensive damage to both vehicles.
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Mike Jones
Central Ave
Springboro
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 122
Jones
Richard H. Christman
Dayton
Empty house destroyed by fire in Mackinaw addition
Fire destroyed a condemned vacant house at 826 Lake Ave in the Mackinaw addition. The home owned by Melvin Cummins of Miamisburg had been vacant for over three years. Firemen arrived to find the structure engulfed and allowed it to burn. Alarm logged at 12:28 a.m.
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Franklin
Mackinaw
Lake Ave
Melvin Cummins
Miamisburg
GM Leader Dies
Alfred P. Sloan Jr., longtime GM chairman and automotive industry pioneer, died at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. He steered General Motors to dominate 1950s market share and championed a results driven, open minded management approach. Funeral set for Saturday at Christ Church Methodist.
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New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corp
Sloan
General Motors
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
James M. Roche
Frederick D. Donner
Alfred P Sloan and Family Fund Sloan Foundation Origin
Alfred P Sloan established the Sloan Foundation in 1936 and, with wife Irene, donated 305 million dollars. One early grant aided the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research in New York, founded with Charles F. Kettering, a former GM Research Laboratory director. Sloan was born in New Haven on May 23 1875. He entered MIT at 17 and graduated in three years becoming a principal benefactor.
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Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Irene
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Charles F. Kettering
Kettering
Sloan’s
General Motors Research Laboratory
Sloan
New Haven
Conn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Man Indicted in Death of Boy Eddie Montalvo
Toledo prosecutors say Alberto Sanchez 22 facing a second degree murder indictment in the death of 2 year old Eddie Montalvo whose body was found after being dumped on a Michigan farm last November by Sanchez who lived with the boy’s mother in Toledo.
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Toledo, Ohio
Eddie Montalvo
Michigan
Lucas County
Alberto Sanchez
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DODDS
Verity Phay
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China
Vattie McCormick
Erle Miranda Sr
By Vie Wells
Rotary Ann
Tom Barkley
Ted Lazarow
Adventist
New Era
Gentry
Miss Gentry
Washington’s
Stewart
West Chester Woman Critical
Highway Patrol
Cg&e
By Jerry Back
Hyatt Roller ‘Bearing Co
Harrison
Hyatt Company
Hierar
Rene
Maritime Commission
Irene Jackson
Christ Church Methodist
St. John’s Cemetery
Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Alfred Sloan JR
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Greenfield
Greenfiera
Bowman
Little Prince
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