Deaths And Funerals Bennie Carpenter 79
Bennie Carpenter 79 of 8100 S Union Road Miamisburg died yesterday at Carlisle Nursing Center. Survived by wife Sarah five sons six step sons five daughters two brothers two sisters 62 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton burial Butler County Memorial Park. Friends may call 3 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Bennie Carpenter
S. Union Road
Miamisburg
Carlisle
Sarah
Edward
Middletown
Leslie
John
Breathitt County
Logan
Estill
Kettering
Clarence Mann
Clinton Mann
Akron
Lawrence Mann
Hazard
Frank Mann
Mt. Sterling
Bill Mann
Germantown
Roy Mann
New York City
Cincinnati
Billy
Jimmy Pentecost
Greenville
Lois Roark
Jannell Carver
McCoy-Leffler
H. R. Byrd
Woodside Cemetery
Local bar owner Louis Dulinsky dies at 81 in Dayton
Louis Dulinsky 81 of Dayton and former Middletown resident died at Grandview Hospital at 11:50 a.m. Survived by wife Catherine, daughter Mrs. Mike Szelcsak, a grandchild and a great grandchild. Requiem High Mass at St. Stephen's Church Dayton at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Burial in Calvary. Friends may call Guy Magetti Funeral Home Dayton tomorrow 3 to 9 p.m.
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Louis Dulinsky
Dayton
Middletown
Grandview Hospital
Dwinsky
Parkview
Yankee Road
Catherin
Mike Szelcsak
St. Stephen’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Guy Magetti
Funeral notice for Mrs Reathel Kellems
Mrs Reathel Louise Kellems 54 of 3123 Andrews Street Middletown died at 455 PM yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since June 8 She was born in Kentucky Survived by husband John daughter Mrs Carol Shearer Middletown four brothers William Pentecost Middletown Jewell Pentecost
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Reathel Louise Kellems
Andrews St
Middletown Hospital
Kentucky
John
Carol Shearer
Middletown
William Pentecost
Jewell Pentecost
Infant son of Tackett couple dies at birth
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tackett of West Alexandria Rt. 1 died at birth yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton. Survived by parents, grandparents Boya Tackett and Henry Adkins, great grandparents, and Caryville, Tenn. relatives. Graveside services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Fairmount Cemetery with R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Camden
Donald Tackett
West Alexandria
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Boya Tackett
Camden Rt. 1
Henry Adkins
Caryville
Tenn
Susan Mashburn
Susie Goodman
Lloyd Bullman
Martha Williams
Caryville, Tenn
Fairmount Cemetery
R.C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Deaths Alvin Goldsmith 72 Services Saturday
Alvin Goldsmith age 72 of 6027 Theodore Avenue died recently. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday at Brown Dawson.
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Alvin Goldsmith
Theodore Ave
Brown-Dawson
100000 Expected At Hueston
Oxford Hueston Woods state park officials estimate attendance will reach 100000 over the Fourth of July weekend. Ranger Frank Brissey said all Class A camp sites are filled and Class B sites are filling fast with water hydrants and portable facilities ready for overflow. Officials expect thousands for picnicking and swimming each day and a new 18 hole golf course and boating areas to attract hundreds more. They project the weekend will exceed the Memorial Day record of 85000.
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Oxford
Hueston Woods
Frank Brissey
Akron Center Bank Opens Doors for Public Tours
Akron National Bank and Trust Co. opened its doors to more than 4,000 visitors for tours of the new 7.5 million, 24 story Akron Center. The building, constructed by Columbus developer John W. Galbreath, rises in the Cascade urban renewal area downtown.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron National Bank and Trust Co
Akron Center
Columbus
John W. Galbreath
Cascade
Hamilton Approves Housing Ordinance
Hamilton voters approve a housing ordinance by unanimous vote aimed at eliminating discrimination in sale rental and financing of housing based on race color religion or national origin. The measure bans discriminatory advertising loan denial steering and biased occupancy rules while preserving limited sales by religious groups to members.
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Hamilton
Wilsonson's son named lecturer at Jesus College Oxford
Prime Minister Harold Wilson's son Robin, aged 25, has been appointed a lecturer in mathematics at Jesus College Oxford where Wilson studied. The appointment underscores the college's ties to the premier's family and continues Oxford's tradition of academic appointments linked to notable figures.
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Oxford
England
Harold Wilson
Robin
Jesus College
Wilson
Pilot Celebrates 60th Flying Anniversary in California
Waldo Waterman, 75, marks six decades as a pilot by flying a self built monoplane at Gillespie Field in El Cajon California. He recalls his first flight on July 1 1909 and notes rivals with later licenses. Waterman served in military aviation training and WWII civilian pilot programs.
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EL Cajon
Calif
Waldo Waterman
Waterman
Gilespie Field
San Diego
Pasadena College
San Diego Yacht Club
Carol R
Daugher
Harry Culver
Franklin Girl Loses Appeal Over School Dance Injury
The Howard family lost their appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after seeking damages for 1963 injuries to Jody Howard from a fight at Hampton Bennett Junior High School dance. Teensville U S A faced a prior $2,850 judgment in Warren County Common Pleas Court, with the high court upholding a retrial denial and directing final judgment by Cincinnati courts.
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Franklin
Chares Howard
Jody
Ohio Supreme Court
Stan Kolb
Teensville U.S.A
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Howard
Hampton Bennett Junior High School
Teensville Us.a
Dale’ Wright
Peggy Rogers
Kolb
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Appeals
Go-Go Dancers Rally Over Pay at Cheviot Club
Eight go-go dancers protesting pay staged a late night demonstration at the Tahiki Lounge in Cheviot causing a minor traffic jam. A officer warned them to cover up or face arrest before they returned outside with red tablecloths. They earn $20 nightly and seek a $5 raise, a club spokesman said.
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Cincinnati
Cheviot
Frog Jump Contest Opens Saturday In Wyoming Lockland
The annual Wyoming Lockland Kiwanis Frog Jumping Contest starts at noon Saturday in Cincinnati area suburbs. To boost participation, sponsors rent frogs for 25 cents each.
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Cincinnati
Lifeguard Saves Child at LeSourdsville Lake
Al Edmunds a 29 year old lifeguard at LeSourdsville Lake revived a 3 year old Kentucky boy Rodger Garner who wandered into deep water. He received mouth to mouth resuscitation and was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment after the pool incident occurred around 4 p.m. yesterday.
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Hamilton
LeSourdsville Lake
Kentucky
Sheriff's Deputies
al Edmunds
Boyle Road
Rodger Garner
Annetta Garner
Union
Mercy Hospital
Robber Flees Cleveland Bank After Bomb Threat
A Cleveland Trust Co. robber fled with 1 580 dollars after leaving a written bomb threat for an auto teller at East 12th Street and St. Clair Avenue. The teller handed over two packages of bills despite no visible fear from the suspect.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Trust Co
Holdmans
St. Clair Avenue
Italy Hikes Cigarette Prices to Fund Pay Raises
In Rome the government raised local cigarette prices from 43 to 48 cents and imported smokes from 64 to 80 cents. The move targets $144 million in extra yearly revenue to cover $640 million in state employee pay raise costs after months of strikes.
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Rome
Midnight Designation Corrected to 12 P.M.
The proper designation for midnight is clarified as 12 P.M. for standard timekeeping. This change aligns with conventional clock notation and avoids confusion with 12 A.M. in civil schedules and communications.
Springfield police strike standoff under review by Ohio officials
More than 60 of Springfield's 115 officers called in sick at the same time as supervisory staff took charge. City officials say pay demands are the cause, with Gov. Rhodes and the Ohio National Guard possible if needed. Police will be examined for absences. Ferguson Act invocation is not planned. Minimum patrol pay starts at $6,021, tops at $7,482.
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Springfield
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio National Guard
Order of Police Association
Alfred P. Strozdas
Carson Signs Up for 85000 Per Week NBC Contract
New York AP reports Johnny Carson signed a multi year deal with NBC making him the highest paid entertainer in TV history. Industry sources estimate up to 85000 weekly under a two or three year term, with reports he earns about 1 million annually under the old contract. Don Durgin calls it a well deserved increase and refused to reveal terms.
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New York
Johnny Carson
National Broadcasting Co
Carson
Don Durgin
Nbc-Tv
Aid Today
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