Deaths And Funerals Clyde Adkins 61 Chicago
Clyde Adkins 61 formerly of Middletown died Sunday at Mother Catelina Hospital Chicago. Survived by two sons Charles Germantown and Robert Red Fox Ky a step son Donald Root in Air Force two daughters Miss May Adkins Middletown and Mrs Shirley Ballard Wichita Kan a sister Mrs Gladys Long North Carolina and two grandchildren. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Clyde Adkins
Chicago
Middletown
Mother Catelina Hospital
Charles
Germantown
Robert
Red Fox
Donald Root
Air Force
May Adkins
Shirley Ballard
Wichita
Kan
Gladys Long
North Carolina
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Death of Lester W. Bunnell a Middletown resident
Lester W. Bunnell 59 of 2400 Superior Ave Middletown died of cancer at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton at 3 p m Monday after six months as a patient. He was a World War II veteran and 38 year Armco Steel Corp employee. Survived by wife Lois two daughters Barbara Proctor Betty Thompson four sisters Grace Morris Lois Clark Doris Hannah Frances Nichols a brother Howard and one grandchild. Services 2 30 p m Thursday Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon burial Lebanon Cemetery calling hours 4 to 9 p m. Memorials to Middletown Butler County Unit American Cancer Society.
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Lester W. Bunnell
Superior Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Bunnell
Armco. Steel Corp
Middletown
Lebanon
Lois
Barbara Proctor
Betty Thompson
Mrs Norma Davis Franklin Dies After Illness
Mrs Norma Lee Davis 34 of 9619 Homestead Drive died of cancer at 2 p.m. Monday at home after an extended illness. Survived by husband Billie two sons Rickey and Allen two daughters Susan and Teresa father Ben McLemore of Rowdy Ky three brothers David Arnold McLemore Dayton Joe McLemore Richmond Ind three sisters Belvin Napier Geneva Johns Dayton and Bobbie Woodard Ravenswood W Va Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Pennyroyal Baptist Church with Rev Calvin Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Davis Franklin
Norma Lee Davis
Homestead Drive
Billie
Rickey
Allen
Susan
Teresa
Ben McLemore
Rowdy
David
Arnold McLemore
Dayton
Joe McLemore
Richmond
Ind
Belvin Napier
Geneva Johns
Bobbie Woodard
Ravenswood
W. Va
Pennyroyal Baptist Church
Calvin Perry
Gratis native George R Miller 58 dies at home in Hamilton
George R Miller formerly of Gratis died Monday at his Hamilton home aged 58 after a 31 year career at Firestone Tire Store in Hamilton. Survived by wife Georgia two daughters Phyllis and Shari a sister Jeanette Knabe and a grandchild. Services at 10 30 a m Thursday Zimm erman Funeral Home Gratis burial in Fairview Cemetery. 7 to 9 p m
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Gratis
George Russell Miller
Hamilton
Firestone Tire
Georgia
Phyllis Miller
Shari Wilson
Oma Miller
Camden Nursing Home
Jeanette Knabe
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs Edna Ross Rites Planned in Camden Area
Mrs. Edna F. Ross aged 78 of 7031 Ohio 227 died at a hospital in Oxford after an extended illness. Born in Dayton, she was predeceased by husband David in 1965. She leaves two stepdaughters Lucille Jackson of College Corner Ohio and Helen Wolker of Brookville Indiana. Services Thursday at Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery West Alexandria.
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Camden
Edna F. Ross
Ohio
Oxford
Ross
Dayton
David
Lucille Jackson
College Corner
Helen Wolker
Brookville
Ind
R. C. ‘Nein & Sons
Fairview Cemetery
West
Obituaries of Sherman, Malik, Dallas, Davis, Geisler
Nathaniel Sherman Sr. 68 of 429 Pershing Ave. receives services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Edward Malik 48 of 754 Rockford Drive has a memorial service today at Front Street Presbyterian Church. Gregory Dallas 16 of Lee Hall Virginia, formerly Hamilton, has services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Brown-Dawson. Charles Davis 86 of South Fulton Michigan, formerly Hamilton, has services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Proeschel. Amelia Geisler 70 of Fairfield has services at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday in Dayton.
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Nathaniel Sherman Sr
Pershing Ave
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Edward Malik
Rockford Drive
Front Street Presbyterian Church
Gregory Dallas
Lee Hall
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Charles Davis
South Fulton
Mich
Proeschel
Amelia Geisler
Fairfield
Dayton
PWP Middletown Chapter Holds Informal Coffee Meeting
Parents Without Partners Middletown Chapter invites members and prospective members to an informal coffee at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Jean Wazenegger at 3124 Barbara Drive.
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PWP
Middletown
Parents Without Partners
Jean Wazenegger
Barbara Drive
Armco gift funds UD student aid from New Horizons drive
The Armco Foundation commits the first 15000 of a 75000 pledge to the University of Dayton’s student assistance program as part of the New Horizons Fund Campaign. The gift follows a recent 50000 award from the Kettering Fund for middle income Montgomery County high school graduates.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
Armco Foundation
Raymond A. Roesch
Armco
Kettering Fund
U.D
Montgomery County
C. William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Roesch
New Horizons Fund
Middletown
Local Girl Places 9th In Debate
A Middletown girl and Miami University teammates finished ninth of 28 pairs in a two man switch sides debate at Indiana University during the Hoosier Classic. The MU team placed second in the tournament and will attend invitational events at Wayne State University on March 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Sandra Mayes
Charles iSr
Indiana University
Wayne State University
Loot Worth $335 Taken From Home
Intruders broke a rear door glass to enter the residence of John Harkleroad at 4417 Stephenson Road south of Oxford about 7 p.m. yesterday and carried away loot valued at 335 dollars. Items missing include a .32 caliber revolver a 20 gauge shotgun a pocket watch and chain a set of wrenches a power saw a speed drill and assorted tools.
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Hamilton
John Harkleroad
Stephenson Road
Oxford
Butler County
South Viet Nam Claims 82 Killed In Violent Clashes
South Viet Namese forces report 82 enemy dead and 15 captured in northern provinces amid heavy U S air raids. The U S Command notes its 67th North Vietnam raid of the year with an F105 strike near Dong Hoi. A 1000-man force ends a two day reconnaissance inside Cambodia with eight enemy killed and no South Vietnamese casualties. In Hue Da Nang area a counterattack follows an ambushed artillery column with 21 enemy soldiers killed.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Hue-Da Nang
IRS Errs On Wage Price Rules In Spot Check
A Washington AP review finds IRS officials sometimes give wrong or vague wage price guidance when asked by reporters posing as businesspeople. In 6 of 10 calls, advice conflicted with regulations or lacked clarity, prompting the IRS to say it will improve standardization as it monitors answers. The findings touch on raises, price posting, and profit limits under pay guidelines.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Associated Press
IRS
Los ‘Angeles
New York
Price Commission
Atlanta
Derby Awards Presented to Cub Scout iPack 28
Awards were presented at the Blue and Gold Banquet at Peasttown Elementary School. Pinewood Derby trophies went to Bob Ward Bobby Kelly and Alan Ledford. Additional honors went to a long list of scouts and leaders including Gary Miller Kenneth Graig Scott Wise Forest Scott Mike Pendleton and many others. Special guests and families were entertained by the Sing Out Middletown group.
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Cub Scout iPack
Peasttown
Bob Ward
Bobby Kelly
Alan Ledford
Gary Miller
Kenneth Graig
Scott Wise
Forest Scott
Mike Pendleton
Vernon Veidt
Andy Combs
Randy Back
Steven Markle
Scott Whiteman
David
Stamper
Ledford
Clinton
Garcia
David Bolling
Doug Pence
Fred Greene
Merle Stethen
Greg ‘Turner
Doug Grindlee
Kenny Tudor
Bobby Smith
Kelly
Joey Hembree
David Cole
Steve Cottongin
Kelly Moors
Randy Nicely
John Granfield
Greg Turner
Jeff Cole
Scott Stamper
Bob Scotti
Mark Poffenbarger
Tommy Rusk
Mitchell Miller
Ben Richmond
Cubs
Sing Out Middletown
Pact Banning Underground Nuclear Tests Unlikely
The United States signaled no agreement this year on banning underground nuclear tests. U S Delegate Joseph Martin Jr said more work on verification is needed while Russia opposed on site inspections. Kurt Waldheim urged political will to reach final agreement citing verification can identify blasts to kiloton levels.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Joseph Martin Jr
Martin
Kurt Waldheim
Thiat
U.N
Middletown Men's Garden Club Meeting Tomorrow
The Middletown Men s Garden Club holds its monthly meeting at the Liberty Restaurant tomorrow at 8 p m. Joe Libbee of Cincinnati will present an illustrated talk on azaleas rhododendrons hollies and ground covers. A problem question hour follows for gardening assistance.
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The
Middletown Men’s Garden Club
Liberty Restaurant
Joe Libbee
Cincinnati
Antiques Shown By Members At Midlothian Dealers Meet
Members of the Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association showcased a range of items at the meeting held last night at the Miami University branch of First National Bank. Exhibits included miniature rockers, bisque figurines, miniature lamps, Mothers Day plates, pattern glass, and castor sets from several couples. The group discussed plans for the ninth annual antique event set for October at the Armory.
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Middletown Area
Association
Armory
Jury Pick Under Way in Butler Co B and E Case
Herbert Yonas 23 of Middletown faces charges of breaking and entering and receiving and concealing stolen property. Jury selection began in Butler County Common Pleas Court before Judge Robert L. Marrs. Detectives found guns a television and other items worth 325 at Yonas home and recovered about 2000 in loot from Louisville and other locations.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Herbert Yonas
Oxford State Road
Middletown
Yonas
James Wilson
Butler County
Louisville
Tom Yost Wins J. Everett Sams Award in Scout Court
Tom Yost received the J. Everett Sams Award for outstanding service at a court of awards held at St. Pauls United Church of Christ. Jeff Back and Roger Crow earned Eagle ranks. Crow and Drew Hasselbach earned life awards. Eric Root and John Dobrozsi promoted to second class. new scouts Merle Cattani Dennis Sager Steve Owen Rick Conrad Eric Root and Alan Annenberg welcomed. Merit badges earned by Annenberg Bruce Clark Dobrozsi Crow Hasselbach and Yost.
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J. Everett Sams
theOutstanding Scout
Tom Yost
St. Pauls United Church of Christ
Jeff Back
Roger Crow
Crow
Drew Hasselbach
Eric Root
John Dobrozsi
Merle Cattani
Dennis Sager
Steve Owen
Rick Conrad
Alan Annenberg
Annenberg
Bruce Clark
Dobrozsi
Hasselbach
Yost
Baby Rescued From Toilet At Cleveland School
A nurse at Capt. Arthur Roth Elementary School saved a newborn girl found in a toilet after her unwed mother, who Tutored at the school, gave birth in a teachers lounge Monday. Police and hospital officials reported the baby was healthy and the mother in fair condition. The mother cited trouble with her boyfriend as a motive.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Roth
Forest City Hospital
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