Deaths And Funerals George Johnson 75
Services for George P. Johnson 75 of 3102 Pearl St will be held at 2 p m Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Wesley Poole officiating Burial will be in Woodside Johnson Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow at the funeral home from 2 to 7 and 9 p m Mr Johnson died Monday at his residence Burial will be in Elk Creek Cemetery There will be no visitations
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George Johnson
George P. Johnson
Pearl St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Wesley Poole
Woodside
Wilson Memorial Home
Elk Creek Cemetery
Greek immigrant Andrew Parikakis dies at 83 in Middletown
Andrew Parikakis 83 of 1410 Manchester Ave. Middletown died at 8 a.m. after illness since October. Born in Greece, he lived in the United States 60 years and moved to Middletown 12 years ago after retiring from a Parkersburg W. Va dry cleaning business. He was a member of Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Survived by wife Emlia a daughter Mrs Harriet Kiniyalocts a son Nick and a sister Mrs Christina Carilous of Athens Greece. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Parikakis
Manchester Ave
Parikakis
Greece
United States
Middletown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sts. Constantine and Helen
Emlia
Harriet Kiniyalocts
Nick
Columbus
Christina Carilous
Athens
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Man Found Frozen To Death At Carthage Fairgrounds
Frank C. Martin 59 formerly of 803 Charles St was found frozen to death yesterday afternoon at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds Carthage He had been a patient at a Cincinnati hospital seven years earlier He walked away Monday An autopsy will determine if exposure or heart attack caused death Survived by sisters Blanche Slamka Mabel Hilton Bessie Mayes ally of Middletown and a brother Iohn of Fla Services at family convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Martin
Charles St
Hamilton County Fairgrounds
Carthage
Martin
Cincinnati
Blanche Slamka
Mabel Hilton
Bessie Mayes
Middletown
Iohn
George C Morgan 61 Dies at Middletown Hospital
George C Morgan 61 of 14 Shafer S died at 10 05 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after Monday admission. Retired from Armco Steel for health reasons. Survived by Mabel two daughters Helen Idle Glenda Daxer. three sons James Franklin Roscoe Michael. a brother Buster Louisville. two sisters Martha Mullens Baltimore Elizabeth Dotson Anderson. Funeral 10 am Friday at McCoy Leifler with Rev Edwin Bobbitt. burial North Cemetery Monroe. Masonic service 7 30 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
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George C. Morgan
Shafer S
Middletown Hospital
Morgan
Armco Steel Corp
George M. Verity
Martha Mullens
Baltimore
Elizabeth Dotson
Anderson
Ind
McCoy Leifler
Edwin Bobbitt
North Cemetery
Monroe
Lebanon woman Clematine Bodine dies at 84
Mrs Clematine Bodine 84 died yesterday at her home 318 N East St Lebanon. She leaves nieces and nephews as survivors. Funeral services 1am Saturday at Oswald Lebanon Cemetery. Memorial home visitation Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Clematine Bodine
N. East St
Oswald
Memorial
Death of Miss Rose Schwartz in Lebanon
Miss Rose Schwartz 87 died at her home 304 E Warren St. Survivors are nieces and nephews. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Memorial Home hours tomorrow 5 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Schwartz
Lebanon
E. Warren St
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
Obituary Notices for Clemans and Andrews
Mrs. Georgia Clemans a former Hamilton resident aged 79 of South Daytona Florida will have funeral services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Fellowship Chapel. Mrs. Margie Andrews aged 55 of 36 North Fifth Street will have services at 10 a.m. Friday at Brown Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Clemans
Daytona
Fla
Hamilton
Fellowship
Margie Andrews
Fifth St
Brown - Dawson
Queen Wilhelmina Addresses U.S. Congress in 1942
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands became the first reigning monarch to address a joint session of the U.S. Congress on August 6, 1942, delivering a wartime message to American lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
U. S. Congress
Franklin Council Tackles Old Problems and Elects Leaders
Franklin city council opened the year tackling two old issues the city building and the Conover estate funds for a local hospital. Joe Baxter became chairman and Gerald Miller vice chair as Dan C Moore and Paul R Smith joined the council with Carl Morgan retiring. The group eyed the Thirkield property for the building site but tax issues stalled it. City Manager John Griffin to review architects proposals in February. The Conover estate funds may involve legal action with Cedric Stanley of Lebanon as administrator and trustees must balance construction limits with estate provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thornton
Franklin
Howard Conover
Joe Baxter
Sam Dunn
Gerald Miller
William Powell
Dan C. Moore
Paul R. Smith
Powell
Carl R. Morgan
Thirkield
Fourth and
River Streets
We Two
John Griffin
Conover
Jack Tracy
Smith
Council
Tracy
Cedric Stanley
Lebanon
Loss of $1 000 Expected In 7 Theft Incidents
Police counted seven thefts with losses over $1,000, spanning a diamond brooch, paint, coats, stereo tapes, a stereo amplifier, a watch and cash. Victims include Mrs. Gordon Shockley, Frank Schiavone, Beatty's Electronics, George Colins, Fred Banks, Francis Miller, and Lora Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Shockley
McGee Ave
Frank Schiavone
Totus Ave
University Boulevard
Beatty's Electronics
Manchester Avenue
George Colins
Dayton
Chase
Accused Driver Balks At Test Under Ohio Implied Consent Law
Henry Haddix of South Lebanon refused a chemical test after weaving on Ohio 48 in Hamilton Township. Deputy Bob Cole noted the refusal could trigger license suspension under Ohio’s implied consent law, with six months automatic suspension for refusal and longer for conviction. State officials will revoke license and plates if applicable. Haddix posted bond and remains named in the incident.
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Lebanon
Hailix
Henry H. Haddix
Railroad St
Haddis
Bob Cole
Haddix
Ohio
Hamilton Township
Cole
Roy Wallace
Columbus
Damage suit settles out of court in Middletown
A $5,750 out of court settlement ended a wrongful injury suit filed July 28 by Willard Romans and his son Stephen Romans of Middletown. They claimed an ambulance owned by Oswald Funeral Home of Lebanon struck their car at Grand Avenue and Orchard Street on February 5, 1967, causing back chest leg and rib injuries to the father and facial injuries to the son. I A Casper of Middletown represented the plaintiffs.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B
Orchard Street
Grand Avenue
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon
Robert Koch
Romans
I. A. Casper
Autopsy Planned For Longview Man In Cincinnati
Police said autopsy to be performed on Frank Martin 52 found between two cars near Carthage Fairgrounds in Cincinnati. Longview Hospital officials identified the body and said he had recently escaped from the hospital.
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Cincinnati
Frank Martn
Carthage Fairgrounds
Employes
Longview Hospital
Smartin
Moravian Mission Builds First Schoenbrunn Schoolhouse
The first schoolhouse west of the Allegheny Mountains began in Schoenbrunn Ohio on December 22 1772 and was completed July 29 1773 by Moravian missionaries.
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Allegheny Mountains
Schoenbrunn
Ohio
New Real Estate Forms Available in Butler County
Butler County auditor Ray Tilton announced that forms for the new real estate transfer tax are available at the auditor's branch office in the old McAlpin building at Clinton Street and Central. The tax replaces federal documentary stamps and is set at 10 cents per $100 or fraction of the sale price.
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Butler County
Ray Tilton
McAlpin
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Tilton
Parrot Proprietor Honored by Troop
Girl Scout Troop 640 from Creekview School visited W. P. Karras at 314 Regent Drive and presented a calendar for his help. After the ceremony, Karras treated the girls to supper at The Parrot.
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Creekview School
W. P. Karras
Regent Drive
Karras
Troup Elected President of Chamber Downtown Division
Charles R. Troup, president of Troup Furniture Inc., elected president of the Downtown Retail Division of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. Edmond E. Kaptein of Sears named vice president, replacing Troup. Installation set for Jan. 16.
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Charles R. Troup
Middletown Area
Troup
Troup Furniture Inc
C. Richard Greathouse
Edmond E. Kaptein
Sears
Problem With New Drunk Law Is Encountered
German Township Police faced trouble applying a new intoxicated driving law as tests could not be completed. Evelyn Creech, 37, of 25 Main Street, was hospitalized in fair condition with head and chest injuries after a one car crash on Old Route 4 in Sunberry. Chief Earl Smith said she lost control at 11 p.m. and hit a Sunbury bridge, destroying a 1960 car valued at 900 dollars. charges are expected today.
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Germantown
German Township
Evelyn Creech
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
First U.S. advertising agency started by W B Palmer
The first advertising agency in the United States was founded by W. B. Palmer of Philadelphia in 1841, marking the beginnings of professional advertising in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. B. Palmer
Philadelphia
Koehler New Butler County Democratic Leader Named
Hamilton attorney Richard N. Koehler was named head of the Butler County Democratic organization at a meeting of executive and central committees in Hamilton. He replaced M. David Urmston who resigned to take a federal appointment to the state agricultural stabilization and conservation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Richard N. Koehler
Butler County
Koehler
M. David Urmston
Liberty Township
Urmston
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
James Tilton
Ray Tilton
Charles E. Antilla
Barbara Drive
Middletown
Ted Repper
Repper
GAO audits 3,000 programs in U S and 43 foreign nations
The General Accounting Office in 1966 conducted about 3,000 audits of U S government agencies and programs at home and in 43 foreign nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAO
Washington
General Accounting Office
U. S
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Frank Martin
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
George Morgan
Herg A
Merit Shoe Store
Central Ave
Sue
Longview
Charles Troup
Greathouse
Democratic Party
Richard Koehler Hamilton
Sn United Dairy Farmers
United Dairy Farmers
D $Namates
U.D.F
UDF
Texes Farmers
NEW Years Crusade
Christ
Featuring
Jack
Rexelia van Impe
Grace Baptist
Wilbraham Road
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