Mrs Emma Meyers Dies at Grandview Hospital
Mrs Emma Meyers of 605 Ross Street died at 3 15 a m at Grandview Hospital Dayton after 31 years in Middletown. Survived by husband Albert a son William of Dayton and brother Harry Markett of Middletown. Arrangements pending at Riggs Funeral Home donations to Blue Ball Presbyterian Church suggested.
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Emma Meyers
Ross St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
P.m
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Hendrickson Harry F. 62 Franklin resident dies
Harry F. Hendrickson of Franklin Rt 1 dies at 3 am at Middletown Hospital. Native of Warren County he farmed in the Blue Ball area. Survived by wife Elizabeth six sons Roy Harry Paul James Frank Homer a daughter Ruth Bernice Colman two brothers Carr Huber two sisters Effie Baird Lucille and 12 grandchildren. Services 2 pm Monday Anglesby Funeral Home Rev Leon De Forest officiating Burial North Monroe Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-5 and 7-?
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Franklin
Harry F. Hendrickson
Franklin Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Hendrickson
Warren County
Blue Ball
Elizabeth
Roy
Harry E
Paul
James
Frank
Mason
Homer
Xenia
Ruth Hendrickson
Bernice Colman
Hamilton
Carr
Huber
Middletown
Effie Baird
Lucille Hendrickson
Anglesby Funeral Home
Leon de. Forest
North
Monroe Cemetery
Funeral services set for William E. Shellman in Camden
William E. Shellman 89 formerly of Camden died Wednesday at Sunnybreeze Rest Home Hamilton where he had been a patient since November 1964. Services 2 p m tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survived by sister Anna Durham Hamilton a grandchild and four great grandchildren. Wife Nora died in 1952. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p m.
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Camden
William E. Shellman
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Shellman
Sunnybreeze
Hamilton
Nora
Anna Durham
Obituary Notices for Three Local Residents
William Lakes age 70 of 1350 Stahlheber Road to be interred after services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Temple. Amy Maag age 81 formerly Hamilton now of Cincinnati to attend 9 a.m. service tomorrow at Grace Methodist. Nina Bozeman age 69 of 5764 College Corner Pike to attend 2 p.m. service tomorrow Marshall-Smith Funeral home listed.
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William Lakes
Stahlheber Road
Holy Temple
Amy Maag
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Grace Methodist Church
Nina Bozeman
College Corner Pike
Marshall-Smith
Notable Architects Designer James Ruderman Dies on Train
MANHASSET NY AP James Ruderman 67 designer of Pan American Building and other major offices collapsed and died on a train en route to his office Thursday in Manhasset New York. London AP Betty Stockfield 61 died Wednesday at a sister’s home in Surrey. New York AP Henri Soule 62 described as dynamic force in French cuisine in America suffered a heart attack at La Cote Basque and died Thursday in New York.
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Manhasset
N.Y
James Ruderman
New York
Pan American
London
Betty Stockfield
Surrey
Henri Soule
America
Cooper Industries reports record 1965 sales and earnings strides
Mount Vernon Ohio AP Cooper Industries Inc reports 1965 as its best year with 117 million in sales and 4.44 dollars per share earnings. The figures show increases of 12 percent in sales and 45 percent in earnings per share from 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Cooper Industries, Inc
Youth 18 Faces Court In Twin Valley Burglary
An 18-year-old Franklin youth is due in Municipal Court on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny tied to a burglary at Twin Valley Supply Co. Milton E. Smith 3989 Kenny Lane and a 17-year-old Franklin youth were arrested by Warren County deputies with Carlisle police after about 160 dollars in merchandise including cigarettes and beer was stolen Wednesday night. The 17-year-old, who owned the car, was nabbed at the scene. Smith was arrested nearby as he walked to the car. The younger suspect was turned over to juvenile authorities. Police will question both about other area burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Twin Valley Supply Co
Martz-Paullin Road
Milton E. Smith
Kenny Lane
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Carlisle
Smith
Middletown Man Guilty on Firearm Count
William Charles Stork of 316 North Broad Street was found guilty yesterday of pointing a firearm. He waived a jury trial and will undergo a pre sentence investigation. Officer Donald Henson testified about a disturbance call at the Broad Street address on October 23, 1965, during which Stork emerged with a loaded .38 revolver and fired as officers wrestled to disarm him. Judge Arthur Fiehrer presided.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Probation Department
William Charles Stork
Broad St
Donald Henson
N. Broad Street
Stork
Henson
Arthur Fiehrer
Butler Credit Union Elects New Officers
The Butler County Chapter Credit Union elected new officers at its annual meeting hosted by Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. electees include Sheldon Thomas of Shuttle Bros for two years and Eugene Danner of Aeronca for one year as directors. Hamilton reps Gordon Boudiner and Eugene Hubbard elected, with Mrs. Lloyd B. Bracken named league director. 1966 officers named Spencer Barkley president, Hubbard vice president, Charles Preston secretary treasurer.
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Butler County
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. Credit Union
Sheldon Thomas
Shuttle Bros
Eugene Danner
Aeronca
Hamilton
Gordon Boudiner
Eugene Hubbard
Lloyd B. Bracken
Gardner
Spencer Barkley
Hubbard
Charles Preston
Explosions Destroy Two Hamilton Homes On St Clair
Two houses on St Clair Avenue were destroyed by blasts late Thursday with six injured and six other homes evacuated on the South Side. A leaking gas main is blamed. the first explosion occurred at 11 17 p.m. and the second at 1 38 a.m. One resident remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition with facial burns.
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Hamilton
St. Clair Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Freida Brown
St. Clair Ave
Navy Museum records to be inventoried under new director
John Butler, 35, appointed director of the U S Naval Academy museum in Annapolis, says the collection lacks cataloging with items missing since 17 years. He plans about 10 catalogs and full inventories, noting the museum has long served as an interior decoration resource for Navy officials and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis, Md
U. S. Naval Academy Museum
Navy Brass
White House
John Butler
Baltimore
Academy
6Th Fleet
Driver Charged After Fleeing Accident Scene
A 30 year old man, Fred G. Mayabb of 3235 Tytus Ave, was charged with fleeing the scene after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by William T. Fields at 112 Charles St. He was arrested later on Tytus Ave. The mishap caused $1,150 in damage. Other accidents listed include multiple drivers cited for failures to yield and insured distance, with minor injuries to children from a separate crash.
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Fred. G. Mayabb
Tytus Ave
Mayabb
William T. Fields
Franklin - Trenton Road
Charles St
Mayable
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Tytus Avenue
Ohio Avenue
Lowell Street
Roberta Amos
14Th Ave
Emma Schaal
16Th Ave
16Th Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Schaal
Ricky Amos
Donna Amos
Thomas Lacy
S. Main St
Carl Z. Weidle
Middletown- Eaton Road
Central Avenue
Main Street
Weidle
Fred Zumbahlen
Queen Ave
Queen Avenue
Ila Salle
Grease Fire Damages Home on 20th Avenue
A grease fire in a frying pan caused 350 dollars in damage to a 20th Avenue house. Firefighters responded to the Coleman Roberts residence at 621 20th Ave at 7 49 p.m. Flames spread to plastic dishes a radio curtains and worktop. A separate torch fire at 732 Euclid St in a vacant apartment caused no damage and the building owner was Bob Keays.
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20Th Avenue
Coleman Roberts
20Th Ave
Coleman Roberts Jr
Euclid St
Bob Keays
Fairfield man reports theft from car at Kennedy site
Police brief states John Maupin of Fairfield reported 22 silver dollars and 25 Kennedy half dollars stolen from his car left at Heber Jones Inc. on Verity Parkway between Monday and yesterday. A burglar at Central Restaurant pried open a cigarette vending machine with a butcher knife scrap er and grill weight. several packs of cigarettes were taken, no money. Incident reported 5:30 p.m. yesterday.
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John Maupin
Fairfield
Kennedy
Heber Jones Inc
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14 Ave
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Mgr
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Earl
Ronald Armstrong - Jones
Antony
Margaret of Britain
Earl of Seowdon
Wales
Butler Credit Union
C. R. Lukens
James F. Mills
Mills
Henry Holder
Michael Allen
Paul Brown
Allen
Indianapolis
Ind
Navy Museum
Johns Hopkins University
The
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
General Motors Factory
Beck-Talbert
Philadelphia
OUR Showroom
S&s Wasn
N. University Bivd
Barnitz Bank
Middletown, Ohio
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Progress Corner
Central Progress Corner
Main Steel
Verity
Barnitz JA Bank
Doellmann’s
Our Best Buy
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Carmelieres
Rivanni
Central Ave
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