Deaths and Funerals William Collins Dies Carlisle Teacher
William G. Collins 35 of 16 Third Ave Chautauqua died of cancer at Middletown Hospital after a nine month illness. A Carlisle High School teacher for ten years, he coached sports and served in the Korean War. Surviving wife Nancy and three sons. services at Fairview Church of God Carlisle with later funeral in Fairmont West Virginia. Lions Club members to conduct service. Donations suggested to Cancer Society.
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Franklin
William G. Collins
Third Ave
Chautauqua
Middletown Hospital
Fairmont
Carlisle High School
Vocational Industrial «Club of America
Carlisle Pta
Carlisle Teachers Association
Carlisle Lions Club
Fairview Church of God
Nancy
Alan
Ana
Rodney
Ata
Fredorf
Port Chicago
Calif
Toile
Jean Bean
Dorothy Oliverio
Los Angeles
Carlisle
W. Va
Domico Funeral Home
Maple Grove
William F Abrams 80 Franklin resident dies at Middletown Hospital
William F Abrams 80 of 211 Weidner toad died at 4 35 am at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day stay He retired in 1958 from Frigidaire in Dayton and lived in Franklin Springboro area since 1931 Survived by wife Flossie five sons and five daughters and numerous grandchildren Burial planned at Springboro Cemetery with viewing at Anglesby Funeral Home from 4 to 9 pm tomorrow
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Franklin
William F Abrams
Weidner Toad
Middletown Hospital
Abrams
Frigidaire Corp
Dayton
Franklin and
Springboro
Flossie
William T
Armon
Arvie
Wade
James
Plant City
Fla
Delia Adams
Dora Johnson
Paralee Johnson
Louisa Dennis
Dorothy Melampy
Middletown
Charles
Tom
College Corner
Ind
Howard
Hamilton and Taylor
Richmond
Paraléx Owens
Bell Shearer
Climax
Anglesby Funeral Home
Funeral
Mrs Jewel Beatty dies at 39 after cancer battle
Mrs Jewel Beatty 39 of 8264 Gay Drive died of cancer at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton at 7 15 am yesterday after illness since 1964. Born Middletown she lived in Franklin three years and was Den Mother for Cub Scout Pack 55. Survived by husband Walter two sons James John at home two daughters Helen Jennifer at home parents Mr Mrs Oscar Redfrey Middletown and sisters Mrs Helen Craig Middletown Mrs Jennifer Marlar Miami Fla. Requiem High Mass 10 am Saturday at St Mary Church burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis Rosary recited tomorrow 8 15 pm.
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Franklin
Jewel Beatty
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Beatty
Middletown
Walter
James
John
Helen
Jennifer
Oscar Redfrey
Helen Craig
Jennifer Marlar
Miami
Fla
St. Mary Church
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Eaton Funeral Home
Requiem Mass for John Peter Farkas Saturday
John Peter Farkas 82 of 620 Wicoff Street will receive a high mass at 9 30 a m Saturday at St John s Church replacing the previously announced 11 30 a m service Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral Home will hold visiting hours tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m with the Rosary recited there at 8 15 p m Mr Farkas died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital
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John Peter Farkas
Wicoff St
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Farkas
Middletown Hospital
Katherine Harbaum dies at 71 at Elk Creek Road home
Katherine S. Harbaum, 71, of 6698 Elk Creek Road, died at her residence. The obituary notes her name and age as the readable facts from the fragment.
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Katherine S. Harbaum
Elk Creek Road
Funeral Arrangements Set Near Trenton at Mennonite Cemetery
Burial will take place at the Mennonite Cemetery near Trenton. The funeral home will be open tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. for visitation.
Hamilton man Robert Morton 81 dies after illness
Robert B. Morton 81 of Hamilton died at 1 30 p m at his home after medical decline since a heart attack last October. He was born in Hamilton a retired Niles Tool Works employee and Eagles Lodge member. Survived by wife Edna, daughter Mrs Sarah Heffner of Middletown and three grandchildren. Services 19 a m Saturday at Proeschel Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral home opens tomorrow at 6.
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Robert B. Morton
Sarah Heffner
Middletown
Hamilton
Mr. Morton
Niles Tool Works
Eagles Lodge
Edna
Proeschel
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary for William F. Alexander Sr. of Lebanon
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home for William F. Alexander Sr. 84 of Lebanon Rt. 1. Burial follows at Miami Valley Memory Gardens. He died Tuesday at Lebanon Nursing Home. Survived by Grace his wife two sons William Jr. of Dayton and Jesse of Lebanon two daughters Lucille Tippenhauer of Cincinnati and Elizabeth Alexander a brother Edgar of Illinois eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial at Miami Valley Memory Gardens on Rt 4. Funeral home today 4 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
William F. Alexander Sr
Rt. 1
Oswald
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Rt. 4
P.m
Alexander
The
Lebanon Nursing Home
Grace
William Jr
Dayton
Jesse
Lucille Tippenhauer
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Alexander
Edgar
Illinois
Brain accounts for a fifth to a quarter of basal metabolism
The brain constitutes about 20 to 25 percent of the body's basal metabolism. It uses substantial energy even at rest, reflecting its high activity in maintaining essential bodily functions and cognitive processes.
Mrs Coburn Re-Elected Fine Arts Center Board Head
Mrs Kenneth Coburn was re elected president of the executive board of the Middletown Fine Arts Center at the annual meeting. An amendment to the constitution aligned membership with Arts in Middletown AIM making any AIM contributor a center member.
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Kenneth Coburn
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Arts In
Middletown
AIM
Fine Arts Center
Spring Hill Cubs Honored at Blue and Gold Banquet
At Spring Hill School Cub Scout Pack 13 held a Blue and Gold banquet honoring leaders and scouts. Gerald Crow received a four year service star while den mother Roberta Combs earned a nine year star. Several den mothers and leaders also earned service stars. Jeff Elias won the Den Chief's award. Numerous Cubs received awards including Jeff Back Eddie Swain Ricky Dunn Doug Crow Drew Hassleback Jeff Hamilton Bob Kent Bob Klouman Michael Way John Barnett David Conatroe Steve Barton Jim Lund Greg Salome Tom Cox Grant Emery Simon Reynolds John Mitchell and Mark Robinson.
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Spring Hill School
Gerald Crow
Den
Roberta Combs
Shirley Rosenberger
Shirley Glass
Patricia Conarroe
Ruth Crow
Glenn Back
Lars Larson
John Raiche
Rober
Stolen horns from truck at Pure Oil Truck Stop
Hamilton Hamilton Eugene Jeffers, a tractor trailer driver, told Butler County deputies that horns valued at 10 dollars were removed from his rig while it was parked for repairs in a lot at the Pure Oil Truck Stop on Cincinnati-Dayton Road near Interstate 75.
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Hamilton
Eugene Jeffers
Cincinnati
Butler County
Cincinnati - Dayton
Country Western Show Set at Elk Creek Grange Lodge
A nonprofit no admission event promoting country and western music will be at Elk Creek Grange Lodge Saturday at 7 p.m. Sponsored by Ron Dumford and Cec l Bush, the show features a four piece western band. Don Parker and Ernie Elam of Camden are slated to perform with other local amateurs. Interested performers may contact Dumford at 422 2209 to be scheduled.
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Elk Creek Grange Lodge
Ron Dumford
Cec'l Bush
Don Parker
Ernie Elam
Camden
Dumford
Three Men Rob Sharonville Bank Branch
Three men held up a Provident Bank branch in Sharonville near Cincinnati and fled with an estimated amount of money. Initial reports say they escaped in a car, later abandoning the vehicle.
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Cincinnati
the Provident Bank
Sharonville
What Price Glory author dead at 73
Laurence Stallings Jr. a WWI writer and co author of What Price Glory died at 73 in his West Los Angeles apartment from a heart attack. He lost both legs in war and later served in the Air Force during World War II and wrote films and The Doughboys.
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Los Angeles
Laurence Stallings Jr
Army Air Corps
Merian C. Cooper
Cooper
Stallings
Maxwell Anderson
Fox Movietone News
Europe
Ethiopia
Spain
France
England
Africa
Middle East
Hollywood
Maine lobster catch share slips in 1966
Bangor report notes Maine fishermen supplied about 70 percent of U S lobster catch. Total Maine landings in 1966 were under 20 million pounds, down from a five year average of 21.4 million.
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Bangor
Maine
U. S
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William. Collins
Miltonville
William Abrams
Mrs
John Farkas
Katherine Harbaum
Trenton
Robert Morton
William Alexander Sr
Frank Myers
Gordon Hughes
Mr. Dickey
P. J. Jaques
Coburn
Farry
Spring Hill Cubs
Rogers Jewelers
P Ciney Bank
Jae
Baer
Peetkoy
Rad
al Dar
RCL
Mountrings
Kings Crane
Central Ave
Caer
SECM
Bankers” TT CO
Hue
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