Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And College Corner
William P. Lunsford known as Doc Lunsford dies Monday at his home near Liberty Ind. He is survived by wife Martha and a foster daughter Mrs Chester Hammons of Billingsville. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Baker Funeral Home College Corner Ohio with burial in College Corner Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Armco Steelorp
William P
Doc) Lunsford
Leo
Webb Funeral
Martin
Middletown
Gay
Rt. 3
Liberty
Ind
Lunsford
Martha
Chester Hammons
Billingsville
Baker Funeral Home
College Corner
Ohio
College Corner Cemetery
Franklin death notices and obituaries in Middletown area
John Rouse 60 of Carlisle died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack suffered at home. Survived by wife Margaret a son in the Air Force two daughters, siblings and step relatives. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Eaton Funeral Home burial Woodhill Cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Dr Malcolm Cook Bradenton Henry Benge Isaac Demoret Daniel Rice Jacob Beller Mrs Evelyn Pridemore with service times and locations.
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Franklin
John Rouse
Hillcrest Ave
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Rouse
Kimberly Clark Paper Co
West Carrollton
Lee County
Margaret
Larry
Air Force
Calumet
Mich
Lillie Barnes
Middletown
Betty Dearth
Lennie
Hamilton
Grover
Crab Orchard
Lillie Stafford
Lexington
Roy Simpson
Cincinnati
Ottis Simpson
Lowell
Franie Sargent
Brodhead
Florence Frith
Malcolm C. Cook
Bradenton
Fla
Webb
Henry Benge
N. B St
Isaac Demoret
Kahn Ave
Campbell
Daniel Rice
William Rice
Brown-Dawson
Jacob Beller
Nichols’ Road
Proeschel
Evelyn Pridemore
Dixie Hwy
Marshall-Smith
Services for Mrs Edith Jones Held at Grace Baptist Church
Edith Jones 95 of 976 Madison Road dies Sunday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 30 tomorrow at Grace Baptist Church with Rev Howard Sears officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours today 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home and tomorrow at the church after 9 a.m.
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Edith Jones
Madison Road
Ada Ratliff
Middletown
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jones
Middletown Hospital
Pic Leroy Pierson HAMILTON-Marine casualty in Vietnam
Pic Leroy Pierson of New Miami, 20, Butler County’s first Vietnam War casualty for 1967, survived by parents Dorsey and unnamed Pierson, three sisters Sally Barger Margaret Finley and Dariene, and grandparents Captain Donald G. Rima and Marine Reserve, Cincinnati. He was a 1964 New Miami High School graduate, entered service January 1966, and arrived in Vietnam in December 1966.
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Hamilton
Pic Leroy Pierson
Butler County
Vietnam
Dorsey Pierson
New Miami
Sally Barger
Margaret Finley
Fairfield
Dariene
Donald G. Rima
Marine Corp. Reserve, Communications
Cincinnati
Chu Lai
New Miami High School
Van de Graaff and Swindier Die, Noted Scientists Pass
Dr. Robert J. Van de Graaff aged 65 renowned for the high voltage accelerator dies Monday in Boston. In Villanova Dr. Mary Hamilton Swindier aged 83, famed archaeologist and scholar, dies Monday.
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Boston
Robert J. van de Graaff
van de Graaff
Villanova
Mary Hamilton Swindier
Rosedale Board Hears Bleacher Bid and Building Plans
The Board of Education meets at 7 30 this evening to review bids on bleacher equipment for the new Rosedale Elementary School and receive a status report on construction. Architect Tom McClorey and Supt Howard Cromwell will present. Topics include Lemon Monroe High demolition plans and 1967 calendar, plus personnel actions and course updates.
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Rosedale
Board of Education
Tom McClorey
Howard Cromwell
Lemon-Monroe
Robert H. Eddins
Middletown High
MHS
Eddine
Marshall University
Huntington
W Va
Mrs Hohnke Indicted On Drug Charge In Kentucky
Susan Hohnke 22 formerly of Middletown was indicted by the Fayette County Kentucky grand jury on possession of mescaline and LSD. She and Tom Piercefield of Lexington two former University of Kentucky employees were named in the drug indictments along with other students and unnamed individuals. Bond details mention several were released on $1000 bonds while one faced counts of possession and sale of marijuana.
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Susan Hohnke
Middletown
Fayette County
Hohnke
University of Kentucky
Tom Piercefield
Lexington
University
Piercefield
Dayton Woman Dies From Burns After Lighter Fire
A Dayton woman Edna Cowen, 76, died Monday from burns sustained Friday when a cigarette lighter exploded. Authorities reported she was admitted to a hospital in critical condition after the incident. The accident occurred at her home in Dayton, Ohio.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Edna Cowen
Beth's Last Name Is Legally Livni
In Kingston New York a four year old girl named Beth Liuni was granted adoption by Family Court Judge Hersberg in a writ of habeas corpus. The Liunis aged 48 faced opposition from welfare commissioner Joseph Fitzsimmons who cited medical reasons and age. The Liunis allege bias against their Italian American descent though Beth has English Irish German heritage.
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Kingston
N.Y
Michael Liuni
Beth
Tillson
Beth Livni
Hersberg
R. Waldron Herzberg
Six accidents investigated by police yield damages and citations
Police investigated six city accidents causing an estimated 775 dollars in damage. Three drivers were cited for offenses such as careless driving fleeing the scene unsafe backing and following distance issues. Names listed include Isbell Webber Gabbard Manning Cooper Wilmot Williams Poling McAfee Ransom.
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Kenneth P. Isbell
Park
Isbell
Stan L. Webber
Terrace Drive
Norma Jean Gabbard
Auburn St
Baltimore Street
Lafayette Avenue
Mrs. Gabbard
Edward Poling
Talton Drive
James F. McAfee
Skokinan Ave
First Avenue
Crawford Street
Louella Ransom
Elk Creek Road
S. Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Turtle theft leads to jail time and appeal bond
An American and an Australian jailed for stealing a turtle in Nassau were released on a 150 dollar appeal bond. Mark William Lavelly of Columbus Ohio and Joseph E Cooke 24 said the turtle theft was a prank and the reptile was returned to a tortoise shell maker after court orders.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Mark William Lavelly
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph E. Cooke
Cooke
Baker defense bids denied in tax evasion trial
Federal Judge Oliver Gasch refused defense motions to dismiss charges against Bobby Baker over alleged electronic eavesdropping and other misconduct. The trial includes income tax evasion claims involving $80,000 from senatorial campaign funds and Bromley testimony on a $5,000 split with Baker.
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Baker
Washington (Ap
Oliver Gasch
Bobby Baker
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Justice Department
Wayne L. Bromely
Beverly Wilshire
Los Angeles
Bromiley
Oop Baker
Bromley
Senate Democrats
Daley vows new McCormick Place after deadly fire
Chicago officials promise a rebuilt McCormick Place after a blaze destroyed the 10 acre convention hall. One security guard Kenneth S Goodman was found dead amid the debris. Estimates range from 10 million to 150 million for contents, with the building valued at about 40 million. Daley pledges to keep major shows in Chicago as conventions scramble for space.
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Chicago
McCormick Place
Convention Hall
Robert I. Quinn
Lake Michigan
Kenneth S. Goodman
Ttown
Navy Pier
International Amphitheatre
Quinn
National Houseware Manufacturers Association
Edward J. Lee
McCormick ‘Place
Richard J. Daley
Murder Case Continued Fourth Time in Municipal Court
The fourth continuance for the preliminary hearing of Mrs. Joanne Thurmond 33 on a second degree murder charge was granted today. Hearing moved to January 24 due to Butler County prosecutor office absence amid grand jury in session. Additional delays cited for absence of coroner Dr Garret Boone and attorney requests. incident at 417 McGuire Ave where Oscar Johnson 33 was shot during a domestic argument Christmas morning.
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Joanne Thurmond
Butler County Prosecutor's Office
Butler County Grand Jury
Thurmond
Garret Boone
Butler County
Prison terms for 13 protesters in Madrid case
In Madrid the national court of public order sentenced 13 workers to prison terms from six months to 2½ years for illegal association and propaganda. They were arrested in April while distributing handbills calling Spaniards to cripple production and join the outlawed Communist party.
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Madrid
Spain
National Court of Public Order
Communist Party
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William Lunsford
Pic
Leroy Pierson
U. S
Tims
Union Senitory
Melampy
Rosedale Report
I Ti Ors Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
Belvedere
Beth's
Livni
Van
Lee
McCoy
Girard
Gasch
Palomares
Williams
United States
U.S
Luisa Isabela Alvarez de Toledo
Duchess of
Francisco Cervantes
Palomares Village
Juan Haro
Dona Luisa
Haro
Cervantes
Cuba
Palomares Church
Daley
Merchandise Mart
Bartel
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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