Deaths and Funerals at Sorg Paper Co
Herbert Combs 60 of 3016 Queen St died after collapsing on the job at Sorg Paper Co. He died en route to Middletown Hospital. Autopsy to determine cause. Survived by wife Nazzia, daughter Virginia Bridges of Sarasota, five sisters, four brothers, and a grandchild. Funeral arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler. services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Combs
Queen St
Middletown Hospital
Sorg’ Paper Co
Combs
Nazzia
Virginia Bridges
Sarasota
Fla
James
Florida
George
Texas
Woodrow
Eugene
Middletown
Grace Woodward
Carrie
Edwina Hiller
Cappie Kincaid
Lillian Bmuener
Cincinnati
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Infant Amy Alan Barnhart Dies After Heart Surgery
Amy Alan Barnhart infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Barnhart of 3115 Finley St died at 4 55 am Thursday at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati She was born December 9 1971 with a heart defect and had recently undergone heart surgery Surviving are a brother Aaron and a sister Beth both at home paternal grandparents Fernia and Barnhart of Germantown and maternal Herman Hienstra of Kalamazoo Michigan Services set for 10 am Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Edward Bates officiating burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery at Peastown Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home
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Amy Alan Barnhart
Alan Barnhart
Finley St
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnnati
Aaron
Beth
Fernia Barnhert
German Town
Herman Hienstra
Klamazoo
Mich
McCoy- Leffler
Edward Bates
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Peasttown
Barry York
Judy Drive
Middletown Hospital
Michael Ratliff
Winfred Ratliff
Middletown
Carl Sohrenson
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Anna Dederick Sirs 94 dies in Dayton hospital
Anna M Dederick 94 of 310 S Main St Springboro died Thursday night at Grandview Hospital Dayton after living in Springboro since 1963 with daughter Isabel Ferguson. Survived by three sons Howard Henry Addison. two grandchildren six co children and daughter Ferguson. Burial in Springboro Cemetery with Rosary Sunday 7 30 p.m. at Angelsby Funeral Home Franklin. Funeral services led by Rev Edward Connaughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dederick
Anna M. Dederick
S. Main St
Springboro
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
New York City
Springboroshire
Isabel Ferguson
St. Mary Church
Frankin
Edward Connaughton
Angelsby Funeral
Franklin
Funeral
Memorial service set for Arthur Greenfield
Arthur L. Greenfield 54 of 114 N Walnut Germantown died 8 15 p m Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after illness since December 1971 He worked at Armco Steel served in WWII and was a Mason and VFW member Survived by two daughters Pamela Barnett West Carrollton Jennifer Germantown a son James Franklin Mass six brothers and seven sisters and two grandchildren A Masonic service 1 45 p m Saturday at Josef R Baker Sons Funeral Home followed by memorial service officiated by Rev Jerome Schulz
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Arthur Greenfield
Arthur L. Greenfield
Walnut St
Germantown
Good Samaritan
James
Franklin
Mass
Michael
Jack
West Middletown
Fred
Walter
Middletown
Donald
Trenton
Betty Jackson
Janet Marstall
Nancy Smith
Barbara Trimble
Donna Brown
Marilyn Long
Louise Begard
Josef R. Baker & Sons
Jerome Schulz
John Happersberger 89 Dies at Carlisle Care Center
John Happersberger aged 89 formerly of Mossman Road died at 11 55 p m Thursday at Carlisle Care Center where he had been a patient ten months He was a retired watchmaker There are no immediate survivors Services to be held at 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery The funeral home will be open Sunday from 3 to 5 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Happersberger
Mossman Road
Carlisle Care Center
Happersberger
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Jackie Onassis Testifies Amid Sunglasses Courtroom Drama
In New York Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis testifies on the witness stand as photographers and lawyers clash over her sunglasses and public persona. The case pits her against Ronald Galella who seeks 1.3 million dollars claiming harassment and invasion of privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Galella
Ga‘lela
Fuss Over Crime Funds Takes On Political Tinge
Area politicians clash over federal crime funds distribution. MVPA cites rural shortfalls while Col. Alphons Montgomery of LEAA defends the statewide plan. Lawmakers seek equalized grants as up to 30 million in federal money is at stake for Ohio law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howerton
Miami Valley
Last Police Association
MVPA
Gilligan
Col. Alphons
Montgomery
Law Enforcement Assistantce Administration
LEAA
Ohio Department of Develop
Iment
Middletown
James R. Howerton
Area Group
Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
Fred Sennet
Chicago
13 Horses Die in West Hillsboro Stable Fire
A fire at Corky Dolph Stables near Hillsboro along U S 50 killed 13 horses valued at 15 000 dollars. The Hillsboro Fire Department answered at 1 39 a m. The horses belonged to Charles Copeland and Robert Evans of Hillsboro. Cause and damage estimates were not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ohio
Corky Dolph
U.S. 50
Charles Copeland
Robert Evans
Store Owner Chases Thieves In Neighboring Heist
Larry Beckwith, camera shop owner on Central Avenue, aided by employee Frank Powell, chased two youths who stole two radios from A and L Gift Shop. One suspect, Ben Tillis Jr., 18, was caught with a radio. the other, 16, was taken into custody at Verity Park Way and will appear in Butler County Juvenile Court.
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Beckwith
Frank Powell
Reynolds Avenue
Powell
Verity Parkway
Ben Tillis Jr
18Th Ave
Butler County
Junior Girl Scout Troop 770 Campout Planned
Seventeen Girl Scouts from Wilson School and two adults will camp overnight at Ranch Lodge Camp Stonybrook for a winter adventure. Troop leaders are Mrs. Gilbert Wagoner and Mrs. Robert Stoutenborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Ranch Lodge
Camp Stonybrook
Gilbert Wagoner
Robert Stoutenborough
Antipoverty Bill Passes Despite Veto Threat
The House approved a two year antipoverty bill totaling 5.3 billion dollars despite President Nixon’s veto threat. The measure, 234 to 127, sends to the Senate with key changes including no new child development program and a larger Head Start commitment. Rep. Albert Quie led opposition, predicting a veto.
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Washington
Hasj
Nixon
House
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Senate
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