Deaths and funerals of T Agronin and Wade
Tony Agronin former vice president of Black Clawson Co. dies at 61 in Appleton Wis of a heart attack He lived Middletown from 1938 to 1958 and later led Appleton Machine Co He served Temple Beth Sholom and was an active Mason Surviving wife Etta two sons Ronald and Paul two sisters He will be buried in Haverhill Mass Funeral services scheduled tomorrow in Haverhill Also Wade dies at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Proctor & Gamble employee is survived by wife Esther son James and five grandchildren
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Tony Agronin
Black Clawson Co
Appleton
Wis
Agronin
Middletown
Appleton Machine Co
Black Clawson
Pandia
Aberdeen Drive
Temple Beth Sholom
Syrian Temple
Cincinnati
Etta
Ronald
Appleton and
Paul
Highland Park
Ill
M. Miller
S. Sable
Syracuse
N.Y
Services for Asa Ross Egies at Clayton Street Church of God
Asa Ross Egies Torr St 63 formerly of Middletown dies in Tarpon Springs Fla after retiring from Armco Steel. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Clayton Street Church of God with Rev Jack Adams officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. at Egelston McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Thursday after 1 p.m. at the church.
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Asa Ross Egiestorr
Middletown
Clayton Street Church
Egelston McCoy-Leffler
Egelston
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Armco Steel Corp
Service for David Wade in Ohio Planned at Wyoming Presbyterian Church
David Wade 64 of Woming Ohio father of Mrs Niel Buckley Jr 1405 Fisher Ave dies. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Wyoming Presbyterian Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery Glen Dale. Friends may call Vorhis Funeral Home Lockland Tuesday 7 to 9 p m. Memorial contributions requested.
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David Wade
Woming
Ohio
Niel Buckley Jr
Fisher Ave
Wyoming
Nellie Mae Thomas 69 dies after four year illness
Mrs. Nellie Mae Thomas of 3300 McLean Road dies at 4 30 a m at home after a four year illness. Survived by husband William Oscar daughter Nannette Huff Chicago brother John Kirby Los Angeles sister Julia Howard four grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Friday at First Nazarene Church with Rev Floyd Cole officiating. Burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Anglesby Funeral Home will be open Thursday 2 5 and 7 9 p m.
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Franklin
Nellie Mae Thomas
McLean Road
William Oscar
Nannette Huff
Miamisburg
John Kirby
Chicago
Julia Howard
Los Angeles
First Nazarene Church
Floyd Cole
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Anglesby Funeral Home
Obituaries for Three Local Residents Filed Services
William Bunger aged 77 of 1125 McGlynn St. is listed with services at 2 p.m. Thursday. Blanche Hasch age 65 of 1124 Beckett Drive will have private services. Cora Phipps age 87 of 705 S. 12th St. has services scheduled at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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William Bunger
McGlynn
Brown-Dawson
Blanche Hasch
Beckett Drive
Colligan
Cora Phipps
S. 12Th St
Thursdy
Youth Slightly Hurt In Crash
Michael H. Bair aged 18 of 5373 Elk Creek Road Middletown sustained minor injuries when his southbound car cut in front of William R. Billett 61 of 7421 Michael Road Middletown yesterday afternoon. Bair’s car hit a curb struck shrubs and collided with a parked truck driven by Clyde Deaton 38 of 6904 West Elkton Gifford Road Somerville in Frisch’s Restaurant lot on St Main Street, police reported.
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Michael H. Bair
Elk Creek Road
Middletown
William R. Billett
Michael Road
Bair
Clyde Deaton
Elkton- Gifford Road
Somerville
Frisch’s
St. Main Street
Russell Now Critical in Walter Reed Hospital
Washington AP doctors said Senator Richard B. Russell 73 worsened to critical condition after a night of breathing difficulties at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The longtime Georgia Democrat and Senate leader has emphysema and a returning lower respiratory infection despite earlier antibiotic treatment.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Senate Appropriations Committee
Florida Temperatures Vary Across Nation Amid Cold Wave
Arctic cold grips eastern half of the country while Florida escapes the chill. Below zero readings hit the Northern Plains and upper New England, with teens elsewhere from the Mississippi Valley to Virginia. California and the Pacific coast stay warm, and snow falls in parts of the Great Lakes region.
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Associated Press
Plains
New England
Mississippi Valley
Virginia
Florida
Great Lakes
Gary
Indiana
New York State
Consolidated Edison Co
Rockies
Pacific
California
Los Angeles
Northwest
Old Town
Houston
Maine
Key West
Fla
Harding Jones Appointed Development Director at Princetonian
T Harding Jones son of Mr and Mrs T E Jones Jr of Middletown Hamilton Road has been named development director of the Daily Princetonian, a 3000 circulation paper at Princeton University. A Lemon Monroe High School graduate he is a junior at Princeton majoring in history.
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T. Harding Jones
T. E. Jones Jr
Middletown
Hamilton Road
Princetonian
Princeton University
Lemon-Monroe
Jones
Princeton
GNP Drop Marks 1970 Economic Slump
The AP reports 1970 saw a GNP decline for the first time in 12 years and a 5 percent price rise. The Fed cut rates to 5 percent, aiming to spur growth, while Nixon’s administration faced inflation and unemployment pressures and eyed a large budget boost in 1971.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Fed
Commerce Department
Harold C. Passer
Viet soldiers raid Cambodian camp finds no Americans
South Vietnamese paratroopers backed by U S helicopter gunships raided a suspected POW camp west of Mimot along Highway 7 in Cambodia. They found the camp empty but captured three enemy soldiers. The operation, led by Lt Gen Do Cao Tri, lasted about three hours and recalled the Son Tay raid.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Do Cao Tri
South Vietnam
Mimot
U.S
Son Tay
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Jail Fine Ordered In Franklin Municipal Court
Franklin Municipal Court yesterday fined a Lebanon man 175 dollars after two traffic violations and sentenced him to three days in jail with a 30 day license suspension. Timothy Lawson paid 150 dollars, received jail time and license suspension for driving while intoxicated. A fictitious license plate charge carried a 50 dollar fine with 25 dollars suspended. Janis Roach received three days in jail and 25 dollars for cashing a check without funds, suspended. Danny Taulbee, 18, was fined 25 dollars for driving without a valid Ohio license. Eleven speeders paid 282.50 dollars in fines.
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Franklin
Lebanon
Timothy Lawson
Cook Road
John Tracy
Janis Roach
Lake Ave
Danny Taulbee
Middletown
Ohio
Cash Missing From Park Office and Coffee Shop Safe
Middletown Mobile Home Park bookkeeper HAMILTON-Martin Lingler Jr. told Butler County police that $428 in cash was taken from his desk in a trailer used as an office. Wayne Russo, night attendant at B & L Coffee Shop on Tylersville Road, reported $200 in rolled change missing from an office safe.
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Hamilton
Martin Lingler Jr
Middletown
Butler County
Wayne Russo
Tylersville Road
Shreveport Wins New Texas League Franchise Move
SHREVEPORT, La. AP The City of Shreveport lost its Texas League franchise at the end of the 1970 season but gained another when the El Paso Sun Kings owner announced he would relocate the team to Shreveport for the 1971 season.
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Shreveport
el Paso Sun Kings
Resuscitation Parley Set For Butler Firemen
Butler County American Heart Association branch invites life squad members and fire personnel from Butler and Warren counties to a CPR conference tomorrow 7 to 10 p.m. at Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Dr James I Scott Jr of Hamilton and Gary Miller of Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati will speak.
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Butler County
The
American Heart Association
Butler
Warren Counties
Dave Finkelman
James I. Scott Jr
Hamilton
Gary Miller
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Southwestern Ohio
Lebanon School Head Turns Down Pay Hike
Dr. Jon Rockhold, Lebanon Schools superintendent, keeps a $20,000 salary by contract renewal for another year. The Lebanon Board of Education voted to borrow $125,000 from Lebanon Citizens National Bank to cover operating costs until tax money arrives amid a county reevaluation year.
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Lebanon
Jon Rockhold
Lebanon Board of Education
Rockhold
Tor
Lima
Ohio State University
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Class of 1941 To Plan Reunion
Middletown High School alumni from the class of 1941 will meet at 7 30 pm Thursday at the Civic Association. Members are welcomed as they plan a 30th reunion later this year, said Carl Frye, class president.
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Middletown High School
Civic Association
Carl Frye
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Christ Hospital
Proctor & Gamble Co
Esther
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Wilm
Ington
Del
Tany Agronin
Asa Ross Egelston
Donald Wade
Mack
Record Shop
Nellie Thomas
Eemeo Aeuw
Ainius
Asneuy
Urweus
Russell Now Critical
T Harding Jones
Royce
Budget Department
Pell
Cor. of Central & Verity Pkwy
Baltimore County
Worthington Valley
Baltimore News
White House
General Motors
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate House Economic Committee
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Cash
Henderson
Robert Rogers
Central Ave
Bonds Monuments Cemetery
Tive
McCoy-Leffler
McCoyLefler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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