Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Franklin
Obituaries note Mrs. Dearth born Otway and long Middletown resident with 60 years there. Surviving: husband Francis, son Richard Franklin, daughter Loriie Wilkins Hillsboro, two sisters, 12 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, three great great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Christ Methodist Church, burial Woodside Cemetery. Rebekah service 7:30 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Moorehead
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Rebekah
Franklin Church of God
Eunice
Nora Tindall
Franklin
Bill
Paul
Joe
Roger
Carlisle
Arnold
Santa Cruz
Calif
Mary Beasley
Marie Trent
Hazel Green
Bessie Trent
Marion
Ind
Carrie Burke
Lillian Shephard
Dayton
India Funk
Portland
Ore
Church of God
P. E. Dawsey
Haskel Jenkins
Middletown
Anglesby
Mrs Helen Kihn 73 of Cincinnati dies at Christ Hospital
Mrs Helen Marie Kihn 73 of Cincinnati native of Middletown and sister of Mrs Murray Wilson dies at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Edgar Kihn her husband died in 1954. Services at 1 30 p m Thursday at Thomas Memorial Home 7500 Montgomery Road Cincinnati Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Hamilton Friends may call after Thursday noon. Contributions suggested to Middletown Butler Unit American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Kihn
Cincinnati
Middletown
Murray Wilson
Superior Ave
Christ Hospital
Edgar
Thomas Memorial Home
Montgomery Road
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hamilton
Middletown-Butler
American Cancer Society
Franklin boy Jesse Adkins dies after four weeks in hospital
Jesse D. Adkins eight years old of 301 Oxford Road died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a month of treatment. The obituary notes he had been a patient for four weeks and that he was a self- identified as a member of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jesse D. Adkins
Oxford Road
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Mr. Adkins
Laura Boomershine Rites Planned In Germantown
Laura Boomershine 75 of 127 W Market St died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Haines City Florida. She leaves daughters Mary Ducolon and Viola Leis, sons Chester and Virgil, sisters Rose Miller Donnie Ollie Paul Sarah Ferman, brothers Henry John Melton and Robert, 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Brough Memorial Home Miamisburg with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Call hours Thursday 4-5 and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Boomershine
Germantown
Laura B. Boomershine
W. Market St
Viola Leis
Haines City
Flo
Mary Ducolon
Miamisburg
Chester
Farmersville
Virgil
Rose Miller
Donnie
Dayton
Ollie Paul
Franklin
Sarah Ferman
Clay County
Henry
John Melton
Robert Melton
West Carrollton
Brough
Germantown Cemetery
Deaths Around the Nation Feature Notable Figures
Thor Solberg 73 the pioneer aviator who first flew the northern Europe route in 1935 died at home. Yakov G Selikh 74 longtime Izvestia editorial board member died after a long illness. Angus B Echols 77 former Du Pont vice president died after a long illness.
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Europe
Solberg
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bergen
Norway
Ericson Moscow
Yakov G. Selikh
Izvestia
Wilmington
Del
Angus B. Echols
du Pont Co
Middletown Workshop Deadline Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the deadline for Middletown teachers to return enrollment blanks showing interest in attending the Community Resources Workshop. The program runs June 19 to July 25 with a minimum enrollment of 40 and offers six semester hours of Miami credit.
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Middletown
Middletown Industrial Council
Miami University
Middletown City
Miami
James Giddis
Lewis Hill
Tom Webb
Industrial Council
University
Board of Education
Tech School Signup Begins at Hamilton Tech School
Hamilton Technical School opens spring term registrations for March 9 under A C Woods director. In its fifth year the program offers two year college level electrical and mechanical engineering technology with full or part time options. Spring term runs 12 weeks at Taft High School and Chestnut Street technical department.
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Hamilton Technical School
Hamilton Board of Education
A. C. Woods
Taft Senior High
High School Technical Department
Chestnut Street
Proper Address Key When Buying Tags in 1967
Hamilton reports Butler County engineer Stanley I M Perin urged deputies to collect a correct address when purchasing 1967 passenger car license plates. He explained funds from plate sales return to local governments for roads and maintenance, with the 10 dollar fee distributed by a formula: 4 percent to municipalities if the owner lives there and 34 percent to the county if rural. The exact residence should be given to the registrar to ensure proper distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Stanley
IM. Perin
Perin
Fresh Snow Covers Most of Ohio State
Fresh snow spread across Ohio with flurries to heavy wind driven falls. Ground remains lightly covered while roads grow slick, especially central and northern areas. Totals from prior storms include Zanesville seven inches, Akron eight, Columbus four, Cincinnati one, Marietta two, Youngstown six, Dayton four, Findlay two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marietta
Youngstown
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Findlay
West Central
Wardrobe Stolen From Toledo Couple After Florida Trip
Howard Cox and his wife of Toledo reported their auto burgled at the Holiday Inn off Route 122 as they returned from a 30 day Florida vacation. Deputies said thieves took the couple’s entire wardrobe leaving only their clothes.
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Lebanon
Toledo
Florida
Holiday Inn
Rt. 122
Interstate 75
Warren Country
Howard Cox
Cincinnati Schools Cutback
Cincinnati public schools will drop interscholastic sports next year unless outside funding is found. The board approved cutbacks affecting 29 programs including sports, kindergarten, driver education, summer school and WCET support, aiming to save about 3.9 million dollars. Superintendent Miller warned accreditation could be endangered within two years due to cuts touching accrediting criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Benjamin Schwartz
WCET
Paul A. Miller
Two Youths Injured In Wreck At Pisgah
Two Union Township youths were injured when their northbound car was forced off U.S. 42 at Pisgah by an unidentified passing vehicle about 1 15 a.m. They were treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Driver David Lee Russell 19 of West Chester suffered left leg lacerations. passenger Richard John Ward 2 of Pisgah suffered scalp abrasions. Ward is an Air Force member stationed at Tampa Fla. Deputies said Russell reported another car forced him off the road. In a second incident an unidentified driver fled after his car hit a utility pole on Rt 177 at Earhart Road near the Butler Preble line. Cpl Bill Fisher investigates. Jerry South 23 of Somerville escaped injury when his pickup overturned on Wayne Trace Road north of Rt 73 yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Union Township
U.S. 42
Pisgah
Sheriff's Deputies
Mercy Hospital
David Lee Russell
Ridgemont Drive
West Chester
Richard John Ward
Cox Road
Ward
U. S. Air Force
Tampa
Fla
Russell
Rt. 177
Earhart Road
Butler - Preble
Bill Fisher
Sheriff's Department
Jerry South
Hamilton - Eaton Road
Somerville
Wayne- Trace Road
Rt. 73
Fire at Waite Street home causes $25 damage
Fire reported at 617 Waite Street yesterday at 9 35 p m damaged an overheated furnace motor in Willie Adkins residence. No injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze with minimal damage to the interior.
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Waite St
Willie Adkins
Romney Plans Vietnam Trip After End Of Year
Kansas City AP Dispatch reports Governor George Romney of Michigan intends to travel to Southeast Asia by year’s end to gather more facts before commenting on Vietnam. At a $25 dinner with over 1,000 Republicans he focused on domestic issues and did not mention Vietnam. He avoided announcing his 1968 presidential bid, saying announcements typically come in fall or winter near the convention. He blamed current inflation on Washington and criticized Johnson administration policy as leading toward economic disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
George Romney
Michigan
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Johnson
Romney
Washington
Great Britain
Desert lettuce glut hits California growers
In El Centro the Western Growers Association says the state faces the worst marketing year for desert lettuce with losses near 15 million dollars. Shippers report about five million cartons unharvested due to over supply while lettuce sells for about four cents a head, barely covering packing and marketing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Calif
California
Western Growers Association
Noah and His Three Sons in Bible Narrative
The text states that Noah had three sons named Shem Ham and Japheth in the biblical narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Shem Ham
Japheth
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Helen Kihn
Jesse Adkins
Dean Sheets
Lincoln School
Garnet Robbins
Portsmouth
Webb
Walter Kaefer
Mishawaka
Nancy Knapp
Scott Road
Branchburg
Thor Solberg
Corey
Jr Onis and Loan Association
Central Ave
Aes Es
Fenwick
Charles Muraski
St. Mary's
John Pettebaum
Mary Murphy
Mary Kennedy
Elizabeth Spellmire
McCoy Leffler
Phin
Woo
Homer D. Leffler
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