Deaths And Funerals Ida Alexander
Ida Alexander 73 of 1400 Young St. died 5 15 p m at Middletown Hospital after 48 years here. Survived by husband Harland four sons Paul Harland P Lawrence and the Rev Floyd Alexander two daughters Addiebelle Frazier Betty Lattimore two brothers Lawrence Wilson Orville Wilson a sister Mary Ferguson 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 1 p m Monday Bethel AME Church with Dr Gaar Davis officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Hall Jordan Funeral Home Sunday 6 9 p m.
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Ida Alexander
Young St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Harland
Paul
Harland P
Cleveland
Lawrence
Floyd Alexander
Dayton
Addiebelle Frazier
Betty Lattimore
Lawrence Wilson
Harvey, Ir
Orville Wilson
Batavia
Ohio
Armco Declares 40 Cents Per Share Dividend
Armco Steel Corp board declares a 40 cent per share dividend on common stock payable March 9 to holders of record February 6. Logan T. Johnston, chairman, announced the dividend. A 52.5 cent quarterly dividend is declared for accumulative convertible preferred stock, payable March.
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Armco Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
Two Charged With Draft Dodging Here
David L. Minor of Middletown aged 21 and James P. Gordon 22 formerly of Middletown now New York City were indicted by a federal grand jury for failure to report for induction on April 7 and June 10 respectively. Warrants will be issued for their arrest as the indictments were presented to U.S. District Court Judge David S. Porter in Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Armed Services
Cincinnati
David L. Minor
James P. Gordon
New York City
David S. Porter
U.S. District Court
Oldest Woman Found in Armenia Aged 109
Soviet census takers in Yerevan report 109 year old Tagui Arakelyan in excellent health. She cares for a large family and credits happiness and good mood for her longevity.
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Moscow
Tass
Yerevan
Armenia
Tagui Arakelyan
Mrs. Ethel Basore 89 dies in Dayton Grandview Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Basore age 89 of Franklin died at 3 a.m. today in Grandview Hospital Dayton after a stay since December 31. Survived by husband Earl who died in 1965, son Dr. George Basore, sister Mrs. Florence Berger, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. John Wedgewood. burial Woodhill Cemetery. Memorials suggested to First United Methodist Church Franklin.
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Franklin
Ethel Basore
E. Fourth St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Earl
George Basore
Florence Berger
Eaton Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Woodhill Cemetery
First United Methodist Church
Mrs Elsie Ivins 86 Red Lion Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Elsie Ivins 86 of Red Lion died at 12 35 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient six weeks Her husband Howard died in 1961 He ran Ivins Market for about 50 years Surviving two daughters Mrs Dorothy Cogan of Middletown and Mrs Mildred Leath of Bellefontaine and a grandchild Funeral services to be held Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Joel Copeland officiating Burial will be in Springboro funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Mary A. Aspenleiter
Chautauqua
Wright
Brownwood
Tex
Aspenfeiter
Dublin
Texas
Clarence
Sam McInnis
Stephenville
Franklin
Elsie Ivins
Red Lion
Middletown Hospital
Howard
Ivin
Dorothy Cogan
Middletown
Mildred Leath
Bellefontaine
Anglesby
Joel Copeland
Springboro
Infant son of Stapleton family dies after birth
Services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stapleton of O Neal Road will be at 10 30 am tomorrow at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. The child died shortly after birth Wednesday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Survivors include a sister Lucinda two brothers Jimmy and Ryan and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Freeman Watson of Waynesville.
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Waynesville
James Stapleton
O'Neal Road
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
Miami
Corwin
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Lucinda
Jimmy
Ryan
Freeman Watson
Mass of the Resurrection for Bernice Collopy
Mrs. Bernice Collopy aged 74 of 26 Verlynn Avenue receives the Mass of the Resurrection today at St. Peter s in Chains Church according to parish notices.
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Bernice Collopy
Verlynn Ave
St. Peters In Chains Church
Ohio Bans DDT Registration Tied to Environment
Ohio Agriculture Director John M. Stackhouse said Ohio will refuse registration for most non essential uses of DDT and similar pesticides following federal action. The state will await more environmental impact data while noting some essential uses may be allowed if substitutes are unavailable. Six national manufacturers have 90 days to protest the order.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
John M. Stackhouse
Stackhouse
Foreign Students Join the International Dialogue 1970
Students from around the world will meet tomorrow in Logan Johnston Hall on the Miami University Middletown Campus for International Dialogue 1970. After registration at 1 30 pm, Mrs. Clare Easton will open the program followed by welcomes from Dr. C Eugene Bennett and Raymond Fening. Miss Pam Pearson will moderate the introductions and a round up session will allow groups to share three minute summaries of their concerns with assistance from a planning committee including Fening Pearson and others.
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Logan Johnston
Middletown
Miami University
Clare Easton
C. Eugene Bennett
Raymond Fening
The
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Pam Pearson
Miss Pearson
Easton
Fening
Donald Irwin
John Jester
Marion McEvoy
Charles Terhune
Edward Williams
Pack 89 Cubs Get Awards
Awards were given at the Cub Scout Pack 89 meeting at United Missionary Baptist Church. Kendall Wright earned the Bear Patch and Otto Robinson Jr., Marty Hale, Sterling Jackson, and Randy Farley were inducted as new members. Dan Bankston and Eric Cresham advanced to Boy Scouts. New den mothers welcomed: Mrs. Josie Hill, Mrs. Mildred Gaston, Mrs. Vida Lawson, and Mrs. Eva Williams. A leaders meeting is set for Thursday Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the church to finalize plans for the Blue and Gold Dinner on Feb. 26.
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United Missionary Baptist Church
Kendall Wright
Otto Robinson Jr
Marty Hale
Sterling Jackson
Randy Farley
Dan Bankston
Eric Cresham
Josie Hill
Mildred Gaston
Vida Lawson
Eva Williams
Cub Pack 1 Awards At Monthly Meeting
A record high attendance marked Cub Pack 1’s monthly meeting at First Presbyterian. Fritz Johnson received special recognition for the Miami Erie Canal Trail hike. The pack added a new cub scout den and a Webelos den, bringing enrollment to about 50 boys.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fritz Johnson
Dana Christiansen
Steve Light
John Hodson
Rudy Singhoffer
Kenny Rogers
Danny Curry
David ‘Langworthy
Greg Squire
Todd] Hamm
Dave Denham
Jonathan Atkinson
Keith Grier
John Peterson
Tim Pratt
Tim Heckard
Billy Noll
Mike Brown
Steve McAdams
Johnson
Miami Erie Canal Trail
Christmas Trees To Go Finally In City Pickup
John Paschal director of parks and recreation says all Christmas trees must be collected within two weeks. Park staff clear snow at Smith Pond for ice skating now limiting to about 15 truckloads daily to the landfill. Seven to ten working days needed to finish if no more snow. Trees not a safety hazard.
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John Paschal
Parks and Recreation
Paschal
Park
Smith Pond
Rebels Killed in Guinea Assault Reported by Lisbon
AP dispatch says Portuguese forces killed more than 20 rebels last week in Guinea. The military communique also reports two Portuguese soldiers killed in action.
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Lisbon
Guinea
Youth Integrated into NCC Five Under-27 Rule Change
The National Council of Churches plans to abolish its youth department and embed young people in all units. A special youth officer and a mostly youthful watch-dog committee will drive participation as the executive committee expands to 32 with five under 27 and each major board to include at least 10 under 27 members.
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Tulsa
Okla
National Council of Churches
Council
Suspect Ordered to Lima State Hospital for Evaluation
Roy Harrison Johnson 42 of Franklin was ordered to Lima State Hospital for a 60 day examination after a juvenile court hearing. He faces two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor related to attempting to lure two 9 year old girls into his car near their school. Johnson has prior convictions for breaking and entering auto theft and larceny. Police said the girls described the car and license and identified Johnson. Judge H William Bowers praised the girls and parents for alertness.
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Lebanon
Roy Harrison Johnson
Abney Lane
Franklin
Lima State Hospital
H. William Bowers
Johnson
London Correctional Institution
Monroe Principal Honored for 21 Years of Service
W E Davis longtime Lemon Monroe High School principal, honored at a surprise luncheon in the school cafeteria. He will become director of certification retirement and insurance for Middletown schools starting Monday. Sponsoring student council, the event included Thespian Troupe gifts and honorary memberships with a school portrait to be hung in the main hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davis
Lemon-Monroe
Davis
Middletown
Monroe
Thespian
Music Fest Calls Madison Band Members
The Madison High School Band will attend the annual Music Festival at Ohio Wesleyan College near Delaware. Danny Brandenburg on french horn and Kenny Stewart on baritone horn were selected by Wayne Markworth from a quality-based list. The festival will feature a practice with other students and two concerts by the festival band and orchestra.
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Madison High School
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Danny Brandenburg
Kenny Stewart
Wayne Markworth
Madison
Catholic School Head Resigns Over Segregation in Mississippi
The Rev. James D. Gilbert superintendent of Mississippi's 57 Roman Catholic schools resigns saying schools became havens for segregationists. He will rejoin Jackson State College as a faculty member after leading desegregation tensions and Bishop Brunini's insistence that Catholic schools not shield integration.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
James D. Gilbert
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph B. Brunini
Natchez-Jackson
Gilbert
Jackson State College
Jail Proposed For Candidates Failing To File Expense Tabs
A bill in the Ohio House would jail and fine campaign officers who fail to file expense statements. Rep. George E. Mastics says first offenses could bring up to 500 dollars and one year in jail. The measure was among five items introduced during a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
George E. Mastics
Fairview Park
Wives Day Out Program Features Wigs and Cosmetics
The YMCA hosts a Wives Day Out program starting February 25 with six sessions costing 3 for members and 12 for non members. Mrs Dempsey Lawwill will present the cosmetic demonstration and James of California will show the wigs.
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YMCA
Dempsey Lawwill
James
California
Robert Arnold
Robert O’dell
Julius ‘Levy
George Christy
Lawrence Wood
Two Akron Residents Die in I 70 Collision
Two Akron Ohio residents were killed when a car and a truck collided on I-70 east of Terre Haute Indiana. The victims were George F. Frese, 72, and Evelyn A. Brophy, 54.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Akron, Ohio
George F. Frese
Evelyn A. Brophy
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