Deaths And Funerals Mrs Allie Wilson 86
Mrs Allie Mae Wilson 86 of West Carrollton died yesterday at her home after a two year illness. Surviving are her husband the Rev Oliver Wilson three daughters four sons three sisters three brothers and numerous grandchildren and greats. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Allie Mae Wilson
West Carrollton
Middletown
Germantown
Oliver Wilson
Church of God
Jewell Houser
Mary Brewer
Orlando
Fla
Ella Lewis
Dayton
Roy
Camden
Hollie
Ollie
Ernest
Mirtie Wilson
Ella Blair
West Liberty
Cora Lewis
Springfield
Willie Lewis
Ernest Lewis
Wrigley
Till Lewis
Osstan
Tad
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
John Carter
Miami Valley
Dayton Youth Bound To Jury In Audio Theft Case
A Dayton youth, 18, bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury in municipal court on charges of audio theft after allegedly taking Robert E. Davis’s car on Canal Street Jan 2. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Other defendants faced fines or dismissals on various charges including suspended license and concealed weapon.
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Dayton
Butler County Grand Jury
Charles C. Whiteside
Robert E. Davis
Barnitz
Canal Street
Middletown
Larry Combs
Weaver Sr
Ronald Brock
Crystal Ave
Robert Combs
Roosevelt Ave
Dorothy E. Spencer
Minnesota St
Richard D. Cummins
Hamilton
Obituary: Derek Brandon Snively
Derek Brandon Snively died at Middletown Hospital at 6 35 am yesterday. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs David Snively a sister Pamela and two brothers Joey and Tommy all at home paternal grandfather Mark Snively Middletown and maternal grandmother Mrs Mary Moreland Cincinnati. Services Monday at 11 am at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Clifford Stearns officiating burial Woodside Cemetery no visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Brandon Snively
David Snively
Superior Ave
Middletown Hospital
Pamela
Joey
Tommy
Mark Snively
Middletown
Mary Moreland
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Martha Hutchinson Rites Set at 2 P.M.
Mrs Martha Hutchinson, 73, of 1700 Morey Avenue, will be laid to rest in a service at 2 p.m. Monday at Colligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hutchinson
Morey Ave
Colligan
Russian Writers Convicted in Moscow Literary Trial
Four defendants in Moscow were convicted Friday of anti Soviet activities with sentences from one to seven years. Yuri Galanskov received seven years, Alexander Ginsburg five, Alexei Dobrovolsky two, and Vera Lashkova one for assisting, publishing, or typesetting anti Soviet materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pavel M. Litvinoff
Yuri M. Daniel
Nish
Yuri Galanskov
Alexander Ginsburg
Daniel
Andrei D. Sinyavsky
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Vera Lashkova
Ginsburg and
Galanskov
Formica Talks Recessed as Union Studies Proposal
Negotiators for Formica Corp and the electrical workers union recessed negotiations until Monday after Formica submitted a revised contract proposal. Federal mediator Edwin Windsor halted the eight hour meeting to give the union time to study the company plan. The strike began December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Formica Corp
Electrical Workers
Formica
Edwin Windes
Port Union Rezoning Approved by County Board
Hamilton County commissioners approved rezoning 212.68 acres in Union Township from agricultural to general industrial to attract a Federal Color Laboratory project. The plan drew protests about flood risk from nearby residents and a local mobile home park, with unanimous board support for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Union Township
Port Union Road
Port Union
Anna Sieg
Federal Color Laboratory of
New York
Max Cable
Princeton Road
Mobile Home Park & Sales
Princeton Glendale Road
Car Skids and Rams Trees Leave Teen Hurt in Hamilton County
A 17 year old, Doyle F Baughman of 95 Winston Drive, sustained minor injuries when his southbound car left Gene Avenue near Stahler Road, slid 120 feet down a ditch, hit a culvert and stopped against two trees. He was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital by relatives. Another 1:45 pm Friday crash on Ohio 747 near Hamilton Mason Road involved Delmas Brewer, 20, escaping injury after his car, being passed by Gloria Blevins 18, turned in front of him. A third incident at Frisch's on S Main Street saw Theodore Dannis 16 back into Rebecca Smith 16’s car.
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Hamilton
Doyle F. Baughman
Winston Drive
Gene Avenue
StahlehLer Road
Here
Ray Thomas
Sheriff's Office
Baughman
Fort Hamilton
Delmas Ray Brewer
State St
Trenton
Gloria Jean Blevins
Grismer Ave
Ohio
Hamilton - Mason Road
Brewer
Blevins
Theodore M. Dannis
Midway St
Middletown
Frisch's
S. Main Street
Rebecca Smith
Austin Smith Drive
Monroe
Justifiable Homicide in Cleveland Stabbing Case
Cleveland AP reports the prosecutor ruled the stabbing death of Nora Williams 50 a former mental patient was justifiable after she defended herself against Nora Williams 41 who allegedly tried to rob her at an East Side bus stop on East 79th Street. Williams allegedly held a knife to her neck and was stabbed as she grabbed the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nora Williams
East Side
Williams
Katherine Travis
East 79Th Street
Coed Is Raped After Robbery in Ohio Store
Youngstown police report a 22 year old Youngstown State University student was robbed at a store where she worked. The gunman took cash and forced her to a dark alley where she was raped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Youngstown State University
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Allie Wilson
Memory Gardens
Aipriaire
Yankee Rd
Bible School
Howard Sears
Grace Baptist Church
WPFB
Wilbraham RD
Sieg
William R. Stitsinger
J. Waites Waring
South Carolina
Gordon H. Augspurger
Donald S. Bacon
Waring
Calcutta
Office Outfitters
John Dobrozs Jr
First Ave
Ins., Inc
G. C. Murphy CO
Vantatt
Frank Sinatra
Nat King Cole
Murphy
New Decorator
Regulat
Murphy's
Walking Doll
Swinger
Usterine
Lions
Middletown and
Franklin
Monthru
Coed
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lth Ave
Robert Konthier
Mgr
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