Edgewood School Board Approves 1969-70 Calendar And projects
Edgewood School Board approved the 1969-1970 calendar with two long Christmas and spring breaks. Graduation dates for Yeenton and Seven Mile high schools set for June 8. Bids issued for high school work west of town, and plans for heating electrical and other projects distributed to contractors. A state financed trades program for firefighters was approved in Wayne and a centralized purchasing plan was adopted for district operations.
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Wood High School
Igi
Yeenton
Seven Mile High School
Bagewood
Hamilton
Trenton
Easter Seal Kick Off Discussed by Butler County Society
Easter Seal Society of Butler County members met at the American Legion Hall to plan the annual campaign kick off on March 2 in Columbus and to arrange a talking book demonstration for Butler County Home for the Aged in Hamilton with the Library of Congress. Mrs William Boast outlined the demo and Mrs David Fall was introduced as a new hospital board member. Volunteers are urged to help distribute Easter Seals and may contact Mrs Maxine Tawney at 4240061 or the Society at 116 S Main St.
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Easter Seal Society
Butler County
American Legion Hall
Ohio Society
Columbus
William Boast
Public Education
Hamilton
Society
Library of Congress
David Fall
Middletown Hospital
Maxine Tawney
S. Main St
Prominent Ohioan Dies At 70
George D. Nye former three term Ohio lieutenant governor died in Massachusetts General Hospital at age 70. Nye of Waverly Ohio served under Gov. Lausche in the 1940s and held local posts including Pike County prosecuting attorney and Common Pleas Court judge before elected lieutenant governor in 1944 and re elected in 1948 and 1950. He studied at Ohio State University law School and was the son of Dr. George B. Nye.
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Boston
George D. Nye
Ohio
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nye
Frank J. Lausche
Waverly
Democratic State Central
Pike County
Ohio State University
George B. Nye
Deaths and Funerals Harry M. Hayes Dies Former Y Official
Harry M. Hayes 73 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a two month illness. A longtime YMCA employee from 1929 to 1944 he headed the bowling program. He later worked for Meadowgold Dairy until 1960 and was an honorary YMCA life member. Survived by wife Helen a brother and a sister. Services Friday at Wilson Memorial Home with burial at Butler County Memorial Park.
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Harry M. Hayes
McCoy-Leffler
15Th Ave
Middletown
Hayes
Homer
Ohio
Licking County
Helen
Fred
Mt. Vernon
James Taylor
Greencastle
Ind
Wilson Memorial Home
G. Walter Weber
Butler County Memorial Park
Mrs. Ethel Sargent Rites Planned in Local Church
Mrs. Ethel Sargent, 67, of 816 Elwood Street, will lie in state at Wilson Memorial Home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Henry Howard officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. She died Saturday in Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sargent
Elwood St
Wilson Memorial Home
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
Sargent
Houston
Tex
Obituary for Jack Cretors of Middletown
Jack Cretors 48 of 1810 Columbia Ave died at 6 a m today at his brother’s home 4302 Van Nest Ave He was born in Middletown and worked as a machinist for Mobry Tesmer Inc He served in World War II Surviving are two sons David at Camp Pendleton Calif and Gary in Vietnam a daughter Mrs Jackie Cretors of Florida a brother Charles of Montebello Calif and a sister Mrs Virginia Rudd of Middletown Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Jack Cretors
Jack LeRoy Cretors
Columbia Ave
William
Vannest Ave
Cretors
Middletown
Mobry-Tesmer Inc
David
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Gary
Vietnam
Jackie Cretors
Florida
Charles
Montebello
Virginia Rudd
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Services and burial for Mrs Rose Korros
Mrs Rose Korros 64 of 512 The Alameda died yesterday at Middletown Hospital in Ohio. Funeral and burial were held today in Cincinnati with arrangements by Weir Funeral Home. A native of Cincinnati she lived in Middletown 42 years. Her husband Abe ran a tailor shop 49 years and died in 1963. Surviving relatives include Herbert who ran the family business Donald of Ashland Ky two sisters Bessie Kraus and Clara Bass of Cincinnati and two brothers William Fischoff of Dayton and Irvin Fischoff of Cincinnati.
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Rose Korros
Alameda
Cincinnati
Weir Funeral Home
Korros
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Abe
Herbert
Donald
Ashland
Bessie K
Obituary for Homer Tyson Little of Middletown
Homer Tyson Little 62 of 1507 Manchester Ave. died at 1 45 am at Middletown Hospital after a four year illness. He worked 33 years for Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. Survived by wife Mary two daughters Barbara Schutte Springfield and Marilyn Jones Middletown two sons Douglas Trenton and Gerald Hamilton two brothers Arthur Amos Hamilton a sister Florence Smedly Dayton seven grandchildren.
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Homer Tyson (Hoke) Little
Manchester Ave
Middletown Hospital
Little
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Mary
Barbara Schutte
Springfield
Marilyn Jones
Middletown
Douglas
Trenton
Gerald
Hamilton
Arthur
Amos
Florence Smedly
Dayton
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
James F. Merrick 57 Middletown Shop Owner Dies
James Francis Merrick 57 of 510 Orchard Street died at 10 10 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He owned the Kitchen Shop on Woodlawn Avenue for two years and had lived in Middletown since 1940. Survived by wife Jewell two daughters Barbara Harrison of Middletown and Louann Drew of Okinawa a son James W of Bowling Green Ohio a brother Robert of Denver a sister Mary Merrick of El Cerrito California and two grandchildren.
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James Francis Merrick
Orchard St
Middletown Hospital
Merrick
Woodlawn Avenue
Oregon
Middletown
Jewell
Barbara Harrison
Louann Drew
Okinawa
James W
Bowling Green
Ohio
Robert
Denver
Mary Merrick
el Cerrito
Calif
Camden—Burdette E. Collet 71 is Dead at Home
Burdette E Collet a retired Camden clothing merchant died at 4 a.m. yesterday at his home 31 E Central Ave He was born and raised in Camden and served in World War I He belonged to Camden lodge 159 F and AM Camden chapter 443 Order of Eastern Star the Scottish Rite and Shrine in Dayton the American Legion and Camden Progressive Club The widow Vera is the sole survivor Services are set for 2 p.m Thursday at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery Funeral home hours are 7 to 9 p.m tomorrow
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Camden
Burdette E. Collet
Central Ave
Collet
Miami University
Camden Lodge
F&am
Camden Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite and Shrine
Dayton
American Legion
Camden Progressive Club
Vera
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral
Fairmount Cemetery
Metcalf Rites Set At Miamisburg Church
William C. Metcalf 48 died Sunday at home in Springboro. Survived by wife Lula and many children, brothers and sisters. Services 1 30 p.m. Thursday at Ninth Street Free Pentecostal Holiness Church Miamisburg. Burial Hillgrove Cemetery. Gebhart Schmidt Funeral Home of Miamisburg in charge.
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Springboro
William C. Metcalf
Lula
Inine
Samuel
Franklin
William Jr
Charles
John
Vernon Mark
Jeff
Anthony
Christopher
Willia Crasel
Miamisburg
Bessie Bishop
South Lebanon
Bonnie
Cynthia
Crystal
Sheila
James
Earl
Virgil
Richard
Grace Pigg
Edna Fowler
Edith Lakes
Farmersville
Ninth Street Free
Longevity of Finley Singleton Mentioned in Lebanon Death
Finley Singleton 81 father of Mrs Horace Moore Lebanon Rt 3 died Sunday in Pinellas Park Florida. Survived by wife Effie and a grandchild. Services Friday at South Lebanon Church of God with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery near Blue Ash. Oswald Memorial Home from Thursday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Finley Singleton
Horace Moore
Pinellas Park
Fla
Effie
South Lebanon
Obituaries for George Robertson and Robert Compton
George Robertson aged 64 of 236 Carmen Ave is slated for services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb. Robert Compton aged 56 of 800 Mark Ave is scheduled for services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Klaus-Weigel.
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George Robertson
Carmen Ave
Webb
Robert Compton
Mark Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Photographer Mark Shaw Dies at 47 in New York
New York AP reports Mark Shaw former White House photographer for John F. Kennedy died of a heart attack Sunday night in his East Side apartment at age 47. Shaw captured candid images of the Kennedy family and published The John F. Kennedy s A Family Album after Kennedy's 1963 death.
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New York
Mark Shaw
White House
Kennedy
East Side
Shaw
John F. Kennedys
Cub Earns Webelos Award in Pack 28 Ceremony
Frank Silas received the Webelos Badge at a Pack 28 event in the Peasttown gym. David Rush won the Pinewood Derby, with Wayne Kramer Mike Back Mike Kramer Daniel Stafford Ken Turner Jack Webb and Lee Lynch also among derby victors. Numerous scouts earned awards and badges including Jimmy Creech David Haney Robert McGee Steve Apking Jerome Hagen Raymond Sampson Randy Smith Craig Taylor Jim Johnson Jim Withrow John Pence Pete Carter Charles Martin Frank Doughman Jim Edwards Mark Sorrell Brian Johnson Ken Crawford and Joe Wolf.
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Frank Silas
David Rush
Peasttown
Wayne Kramer
Mike Back
Mike Kramer
Daniel Stafford
Ken Turner
Jack Webb
Lee Lynch
Jimmy Creech
David Haney
Robert McGee
Steve Apking
Jerome Hagen
Raymond Sampson
Randy Smith
Craig Taylor
Jim Johnson
Jim Withrow
John Pence
Pete Carter
Charles Martin
Frank Doughman
Jim Edwards
Mark Sorrell
Brian Johnson
Ken Crawford
Joe Wolf
Heart transplant patient dies in Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Wylie Julliard, who received a heart from Marc Seelenfreund, died early today at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after a circulatory slowdown. He had been discharged Jan 21 after the Dec 16 transplant and was staying with relatives in Parma.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Wylie Julliard
Cleveland Clinic
Julliard
Parma
Mary Capoline
Babylon
Long Island
N. Y
Warren H. Jullliard
Maple, Ill
Dellett H. Lawson
Akron
Wayne
Marc C. Seelenfreund
Fairlawn
N.J
Lebanon Prom Rules Repealed
The Lebanon school board repealed most junior-senior prom policies from 1966 and will consider a new prom plan for approval by year end. Supt George Hartman said a Cincinnati prom option had been discussed by students. The board also accepted Gale Grim’s resignation as industrial arts teacher and approved Gordon Rodgers to attend a baseball clinic in Columbus February 7 and 8.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
Cincinnati
Gale Grim
Grim
Dayton
Gordon Rodgers
Columbus
Col Taylor Named President of Butler County Pact Group
Col Jerry Taylor of the Butler County sheriff s department was elected president of the Butler County Police Mutual Aid Pact. Lt George McNally of Hamilton police was named vice president to coordinate with District 13 of the Ohio Crime Commission.
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Hamilton
Jerry Taylor
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Butler County
George McNally
Hamilton Police Department
District 13
Ohio Crime Commission
City Detectives Arrest Youths In Home Theft
Middletown city detectives turned over two 17 year old youths to Warren County officers with $500 worth of loot from a Florida vacationing family home. A watch and seven diamond rings were recovered. Ten dollars cash and a half gallon of whisky were not recovered. The loss was reported by Robert Skeen.
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Middletown City
Warren County
Florida
Arnold Ferguson
Gil Lafayette
Manchester Road
Jury Picked In Tot's Death Trial In Ohio
A Butler County Common Pleas judge oversees selection of jurors in the case of Frank W. Newell 30 charged with second degree murder in the beating death of his 6 month old son Paul at their Park Avenue apartment on September 28. Newell pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Frank W. Newell
Park Terrace
Park Ave
Paul
Newell
Expected At WVL Dinner
Nearly 200 reservations were made by League of Women Voters members and spouses for tomorrow’s January membership dinner in Fellowship Hall. Francis L. Dale, president of the Cincinnati Enquirer, will address Middletown chapter members. Dieasso, Reds president and Bengals director, will discuss Dateline 69. Dale is introduced by Mrs. Millard Bechtel. dinner chair Mrs. Floyd Starr will direct the program.
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League of Women Voters
Francis L. Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Middletown
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Dieasso
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Bengals
Ohio State Bar Association
Dale
Millard Bechtel
Floyd ‘Starr
Area Marine Dies In N. Carolina
Marine Pvt. Christopher Shazier 21 of 224 Chestnut St. died Saturday near Camp Le Jeune in Kinston North Carolina. He had 13 months of combat duty in Vietnam and was wounded January 21 1967. Surviving are his parents maternal grandmother five brothers and four sisters. Body to be returned to Jordan Funeral Home.
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Hamilton — Marine
Christopher Shazier
Allen Shazier Jr
Chestnut St
Kinston
N. C
Camp le Jeune
Vietnam
Ellen Ray
Youngstown
Jordan Funeral Home
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Valentine Stationery
Valentines
Manchester Rd
Mrs
Mrs. Rose Korros
Homer Little
James Merrick
Norris Music
Ist
William Metcalf
Webelos Award
Cleveland
Col. Taylor
Pact
Robert Skeen
Boylston St
Tot
WVL
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Niagara Falls
Homer D. Leffler
National Selec
Order OF the Golden Rule
TED Morticians