Infant Schaefer dies after birth at Cincinnati hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs William H Schaefer of Middletown died at Children's Hospital Cincinnati at nine pm yesterday after birth at Middletown Hospital. Private services at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Dr Austin Whitmore. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Children's Hospital requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schaefer
Berwick Lane
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Susan
Nancy
Louise
W Harry Schaefer
Middletown
Joseph R Baker & Sons
Austin Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Death of Ralph Certier of Washington Court House
Ralph F. Certier of Washington Court House died Tuesday at University Hospital in Columbus. Survived by his wife Anna Belle a daughter Sharon his mother Mrs Hattie Certier of Dayton and a brother Mrs Charles Reeves of Franklin. Services at Gleason-Reberts Funeral Home Maumtown with burial in Moerystown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from noon to 9 pm and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Certier
Washington Court House
Charles Reeves
Franklin
University Hospital
Columbus
Ales
Anna Belle
Sharon
Hattie Cortier
Dayton
Fal Senardey
Gleasen Reberts
Mowrys Town
Moerystown
Insured Masterpiece Recovered After Theft Inquiry
A Chicago report says a painting valued at 350 thousand dollars, a Virgin Mary work, was recovered. The theft policy requires authentication before issuance per Rev. Charles H. Banet. Other items note deaths and notices across various towns and cities.
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Chicago
Charles H. Banet
St. Joseph
Two Hurt In Area Accidents
Two people were injured in separate traffic incidents yesterday. Irvin Neibert 21 of 15 N Weet Lebanon was listed in guarded condition after a motorcycle crash around 7:33 p m. Edna Ferguson 32 of 318 Van derveer St was treated and released for head lacerations and contusions after a one car crash near Germantown at about 3 45 p m. Highway patrol said she lost control and struck a bridge just south of Germantown.
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Middletown
Irvin Neibert
N. Weet &. Lebanon
Lebanon
Edna Ferguson
Vanderveer St
Germantown
Requisites For Man s Dignity Cited
The Middletown Lincoln School meeting presided by Dr. Bennett urged more and more education for survival. He favored compulsory education beyond the 12th grade with 13th and 14th year schooling placed near communities to keep humans ahead of machines. A separate note cites findings from the LS Atomic Energy Commission Pacific Northwest Laboratory that cobalt radiation accelerates potato sprouting.
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Middletown Lincoln School
Bennett
LS Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific Northwest
Richland
Wash
Six City Crashes Yield Cites and Damages
Six accidents resulted in five motorists cited and damage estimated at 1675. Chester Landlond of 966 W Central Ave faced a driving while intoxicated charge after his car struck a building and fence on S Clinton Street. Jolias Granger of 905 Central Ave charged with reckless driving. Other drivers cited include Millard Vanover for red light violation and Ned Lackey for failure to yield. Damages ranged from 99 to 350 dollars.
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Chester K
Clinton Ee
Reynolds Ave
Millard Vanover
Casper Ave
Davis A. Maite
N. Brod
Central Avenue
Mais ‘Street
Amage
Vanover
Charles Taylor
Harold Jones
Vannest Ave
Patsy Lamb
Germantown Rt
N. Verity Parkway
Catalpa Dewe
Canadian Marine to Receive Navy Cross for Da Nang Action
Camp Pendleton Calif US Marine LeBas of Long Beach Calif will be awarded the Navy Cross for action during Operation Orange near Da Nang last April. Surviving heavy Viet Cong fire his platoon was nearly wiped out when he seized a rocket launcher and knocked out two mortars. He then recovered a machine gun to form a base of fire and said they were outnumbered six to one but held the positions for two days until reinforcements arrived.
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LeBas
Long Beach
da Nang
Mead Reports Higher Earnings and Record Sales in 1966
Mead Corp chairman Howard E. Whitaker announced 1966 results with a new sales record of more than 633.2 million dollars for the diversified paper company. He said net earnings rose to over 827 million dollars, or 4.17 per common share, reflecting strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Howard E. Whitaker
Mead Corp
Paper and Paper Company
Mead
Baker trial at crossroads as jurors to deliberate this weekend
Testimony in Robert Baker case wraps up with Judge Gasch aiming to resolve remaining legal questions today. Evidence shows Baker says he delivered nearly 10 8 Senatorial campaign contributions in cash and that Len Kerr lent him 50000, while prosecutors allege he stole 80000 of 100000 for his enterprises and evaded taxes.
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Washington
Bobby
Senate
Baker
U. S
Kerr
Senate Democrats
Sen
Sen. Kerr
California Savings and Loan
Cade
Calfornia
Ier
Kerr Safe Deposit
Mueller Brass Union votes on representation by unions
Seventy production and maintenance employees of the Mid-Getown Tube Division of Mueller Brass Co will vote Wednesday on whether to be represented by the United Steelworkers AFL-CIO or by the Mid-Getown Tube Division Independent Union or by neither organization.
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Te Mueler Brass Co
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
Mid- Getown
Joan Baez Supports Viet Nam Peace Petition in Japan
Folk singer Joan Baez attended a Peace for Viet Nam event in Tokyo. She signed a petition urging the United States to halt bombing in North Vietnam. Ticket prices for her concerts in Japan ranged from 26 to 9 dollars.
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Tokyo
Miss Baez
Cence Ec Hese
Peace For
Viet Nam
United Sates
North Vietnam
Japan
Arrival Of Pakistan Teacher Sets Two-Week Middletown Visit
Miss Zarine Ali an English teacher from West Pakistan will be in Middletown for two weeks starting today. The visit organized by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare runs as part of the 1966 International Teacher Development Program with observation visits and talks arranged for local schools and civic groups.
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Zarine Ali
West Pakistan
Middletown
Miss Ali
U.S Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Os Has
Two Sisters Die in Neighbor’s Freezer Tragedy
In Mesquite Texas two sisters aged four and six were found dead inside a neighbor John Stephenson’s frozen food chest after a long search involving more than 800 volunteers. Police said the children likely crawled into the freezer while playing near the garage as authorities traced their disappearance from about 4 p.m. Newsroom notes that Stephenson remembered the freezer when he saw activity at the Artz home and opened the lid.
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Dallas
Tex
Kim Artrt
Dawn
John Stephenson
Gary E. Arte
Boy Scouts
Civil Defense
Stephenson
Tivity
Artzt
Ella Fitzgerald Rocks East Berlin With Midnight Concert
Ella Fitzgerald performed a midnight concert for a sold out crowd of 3 606 in East Berlin on Wednesday. The East German news agency ADN said her success rivaled only by Louis Armstrong and a French singer, as she sang two numbers including Mack the Knife.
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Berlin
Ella Fitzgerald
Vizier’s Cherry Gift Reaches Cairo via Carrier Pigeons
The Vizier of Baalbek in Syria arranged a diplomatic gesture by sending fresh cherries 400 miles to the Caliph of Cairo. The gift was attached to the legs of 600 carrier pigeons, a bold show of goodwill and signaling strength.
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Baalbek
Syria
Cairo
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Schaefer
U.S
Peek Adh
New Orleans
Morris Henry Hobbs
Ralph Certier
Mildred Beaty
Fairham Road
Bertha Duckman
Kyles Station Road
Campbell
San Gabriel
Calif
Grace Line Homann
Beloit
Wis
Laura Neese
EH. Neese Sr
Lisbon
Monteiro Grilo
Grilo
Thomaz Kim
Peri
Patricia Ann Gardner
John Gardner
Wilshire Drive
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
American Legion
Legion Hall
Miss Gardner
Henry Butterfield
Sennet
Camp Pendleton
Calif US
Marine Corps
Camp Penton
Uists
Len Kerr
Joan Baez
Pakistan
Angelo
BILDA
Ella
Dodds Monuments
Verty Phey
14Th Ave
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Feenings
DON
Central
Broad ST
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