Deaths And Funerals For Bergamyer Resident Of Somerville
Frank Jack Bergamyer 71 died Sunday at a Miamisburg rest home after a stroke in December. Services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Inman Funeral Home Somerville with burial in Somerville Cemetery. He was a World War I Purple Heart veteran, a DAV life member, and survived by two brothers Fred of Somerville and Perce of Reily. He had lived with Fred Bergamyer since his wife’s death in 1955.
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Somerville
Frank
Jack) Bergamyer
Miamisburg
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville Cemetery
Bergamyer
Preble County
Fred Bergamyer
Fred
Perce Bergamyer
Reily
Jay
Elizabeth Fischer obituary in Lebanon residence
Mrs Elizabeth Fischer 89 died at home 120 N Mechanic St Lebanon and was a Rebekah Lodge member Surviving include daughters Mrs Harry Holmes Lebanon and Mrs Ralph Kuhlman Dayton a son Carl Lebanon four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Burial Thursday Oswald Memorial Home in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Elizabeth Fischer
N. Mechanic St
Rebekah Lodge
Harry Holmes
Ralph Kuhlman
Dayton
Carl
Oswald
Hartman Harriet Elizabeth Hartman death notice
Mrs Harriet Elizabeth Hartman 51 died Sunday at her Waynesville route home. Survived by husband Charles two sons Robert and Gary at home and brother James E Glosser of Franklin. Funeral tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Bellbrook. Home today 2 to 9 p.m.
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Waynesville
Harriet Elizabeth Hartman
Waynesville Rt. 3
Charles
Robert
Gary
James E. Glosser
Franklin
Stubbs
Bellbrook Cemetery
Death notice for Mae Miller McElf of Waynesville
Mrs Mae Miller McElf 79 of Waynesville died yesterday at Stillhaven Nursing Home Dayton. Survived by Mrs Laura Rosen and Mrs Mary Ann Ramey of Dayton, four sons George and Everett of Waynesville Carl of Hebron Ky Emerson of Denton NC, a brother Eddie Willard of Dayton, 21 grandchildren and two great.
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Waynesville
Mae Miller McElf
Stillhaven
Dayton
Laura Rosen
Mary Ann Ramey
George
Everett
Carl
Hebron
Emerson
Denton
N. C
Eddie Willard
Franklin Funeral Roster Notices Across Ohio Area
Died are June Emery Rose 78 of Morrow formerly of Franklin a painter retired Surviving Earl Franklin two sisters Elsie Baker Kingston Ky and Laur el Winkler three grandchildren Services 2 p m Thursday Eaton Funeral Home burial Woodhill Home tomorrow 4 to 9 pm Frank B Welch 75 Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Thursday Marys Church Joan Loehner 35 Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 am tomorrow St Josephs Church Shandon Gordon 56 Fairfield services today Mrs Provie Cates 86 Hamilton services 10 am tomorrow Mrs Louise Johnson 58 Oxford services 2 30 pm tomorrow
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Franklin
Emery Rose
Morrow
Pine Crest
Earl of
Elsie Baker
Laurel Winkler
Kingston
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Frank B. Welch
Ross, Ave
Hamilton
Mary's Church
Joan Loehner
S. Seventh St
St. Joseph's Church
Shandon Gordon
Iroquois Drive
Fairfield
Young
Provie Cates
Nelson St
Campbell
Driver Cited In Accident At Central and Grimes
Police cited Richard Baker of 1009 Second Ave for failure to yield after his auto collided with a truck at the Central Avenue and Grimes Street intersection at 7:55 a.m. Damages were $50 for Baker’s car and $100 for the truck. William R Wise of 1614 Glenn Ave said another motorist sideswiped his car on Verity Parkway near Yankee Road at 7:45 p.m. Damages were $15 to Wise’s car.
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Richard Baker
Second Ave
Terday
Baker
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
William R. Wise
Glenn Ave
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Wise
Yankees Road
Handyman Held For Art Theft In KU Painting Case
FBI arrested William R. Basham, 31, of Los Angeles on a federal warrant for receiving a stolen 19th century Manet oil sketch titled Portrait of Line Compineanu. The painting, valued between 40 000 and 70 000 dollars, was recovered in apparently good condition from the incident tied to the University of Kansas last August.
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Los Angeles
FBI
University of Kansas
Imist
Edouard Manet
Line Compineanu
William R. Basham
Deputies Hurt In Accident In Mansfield
Two Butler County sheriff's department special deputies were injured when their car collided with a pickup en route to the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield. Driver Robert McCardle, 24, suffered knee abrasions. passenger Carl Loehner, 67, had jaw and hand lacerations and leg abrasions. McCardle treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Loehner admitted to General Hospital Mansfield. The prisoner in the back was unhurt.
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Butler County Sheriff's Depart
Mansfield
Robert McCardle
Weller Ave
Hamilton
Carl Soehner
N. D St
McCardle
Mercy Hospital
Loehner
General Hospital
Ohio State Reformatory
Rhodes Firing Order Triggers Ohio Protests
Protests mounted over Gov. James A. Rhodes order to dismiss all department heads’ hires since Sept. 17. Officials say about 3,000 employees could be affected as Ohio faces a financial pinch. Leach notes the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation lost state funding for operating and warns the cuts may jeopardize programs. Calls also center on probationary status rules and a 10 day notification requirement.
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Columbus
Ohio
James
A. Rhodes
Donald B. Leach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Mary Gorman
U. S
Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Power Outage Hits Downtown in Frigid Morning
A 2,300-volt line on 1015 Columbia Ave snapped in 16 degree temperatures. From 10:07 a.m. to 10:47 a.m. power was cut to the 1000 block of Central Avenue and west side of Broad Street before restoration. William K. Robinson of Cincinnati Gas & Electric cited cold weather stiffening lines and rubbing against tree branches as the cause.
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Columbia Ave
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
William K. Robinson
Northern Division
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Revamping of Industrial Council Approved by Members
Unanimous approval was given for a reorganized Industrial Council of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce at a Monday luncheon in Manchester. A nominating committee of Ralph Wright James Martindale and William Akers was appointed to select candidates for officers and directors under the new constitution establishing a formal structure and voting positions.
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Industrial Council of the
Middletown Area
Ralph Wright
Armco Steel Corp
James Martindale
Black Clawson
William Akers
Inland Container Corp
Thendustrial Council
Council of A
Industrial Council
Cutdown Affects Six Jobs In Local Agencies
Two employees in the Ohio State Employment Service, two in its Lebanon branch, and one from each of two Middletown liquor stores were terminated as the new governor trims state staff since last September. The OSES office released the secretary to the manager, a recent hire, and three part-time claims clerks. Both Middletown liquor stores shed a clerk each, one of whom at Main Street Store is ill at home after a heart attack last week.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Lebanon
Middletown
OSES
Wid
Dletown Shopping Plaza
Main St
Main Street
Fred Lloyd
Prominent Figures Die Across the Nation
Edwin Steward Pridham 81 inventor and Magnavox cofounder dies after brief illness in Oakland. Robert M. Feemster 51 Dow Jones executive chairman and pilot killed in Florida plane crash with Forest Leapley 43 Daytona Beach motel manager. Clarrisa Thomson 87 widow of Elihu Thomson GE founder dies in Beverly. Duncan J. Stewart 63 Barber Colman president dies in Chicago. Ben J. Bradley 79 composer of Lonesome That's All dies in Franklin. Laurence J. T. Gieringer 69 founder of Roadside America dies in Reading after decades of display work.
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Oakland
Calif
Edwin Steward Pridham
Magnavox Co
Fort Pierce
Fla
Robert M. Feemster
Dow Jones Co., Inc
The
Wall Street Journal
Forest Robert Leapley
Daytona Beach
Feems
Readng
Laurence JT. Gieringer
America
Reading
Gieringer
Race Track Robbed of $105,000 at Tropical Park
In Miami Florida detectives sought two men who seized $105,000 from Tropical Park after disarming guard John Murphy and cashier F Volney Waite. The robbers wore green uniforms like track crews, escaped with two bags containing $80,000 in cash and $25,000 in checks, leaving a heavy bag of silver. the incident occurred just after the last event on Monday's nine race program.
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Miam
Fla
Tropical Park Race Track
John A. Murphy
F. Volney Waite
Murphy
Waite
World Hosts Vast Array of Wines Beyond Compare
A sweeping note describes how the world offers more than fifteen thousand distinct wine varieties. It highlights diversity across regions and vintages, reflecting broad choices for connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike.
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First Christian Church
Miami ‘Cemetery
Corwin
Harriet Hartman
Mrs. Mae McElf
June E. Rose
Butler County
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
William Basham
Leach
D. Cook
Department of Liquor Control
Donald
White Sale
Tsize
Utica
First Lady
White
Bath
Dupont
Dacron
Labor
Sale
Yarn Sale
Bernat
Cape Cod
Valance
Fabric Sale
Denni
Gibson