Area Couple Exchange Vows In Springboro
Miss Linda Githens and Pvt. Donald Cotterill Jr. exchanged vows June 30 at Springboro EUB Church in a private ceremony. Both graduates of Springboro High School, they plan to reside in San Diego, California, where Cotterill serves in the U S Marine Corps. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Linda Githens
Lester Githens
Donald Cotterill Jr
Don Cotterill
Springboro Area
EUB Church
W. J. Fox
Miss Wolf
Springboro High School
Cotterill
FE. F. McDonald Co
Dayton
San Diego
Calif
Pvt_ Cotterill
U. S. Marine Corps
Rainbow Assembly Meeting Set
Middletown Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls meets at 7 30 PM at First FAB Church. Worthy adviser Al lene York directs the Friendship Night session with Camden assembly members as guests. Plans include July 33 summer dance at the Sportsmen's Club and Founder's Day picnic July 9 at Chautauqua. Grand Choir organizational meeting is tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Lebanon Masonic Temple with social committee refreshments.
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Middletown
July Blast Dance at Wildwood Golf Club
Wildwood Golf Club hosts a summer dance at the Aberdeen Drive clubhouse tonight with 110 reservations. The themed event, July Blast, is chaired by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagan with aides James and Thomas Lubberger and James Moorehead. Decorations feature firecracker replicas and American flags as Louis Jays Sound of Music Combo provides the music.
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Wildwood
Aberdeen Drive
Robert Hagan
James Moorehead
William Lubberger
Thomas Lubberger
Louis Jay
Sound of Music
Bride-Elect Honored Before July Wedding in Springboro
Miss Donna Kesling, engaged to Charles Franer, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Layton Rook in Springboro. The couple, with Mr and Mrs D F Kesling as parents, will wed July 27 at the Miamisburg EUB Church with Mr Franer’s mother Mrs Walter Franer of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Kesling
Charles Franer
Layton Rook
Springboro
Walter Franer
Donald Franer
William Baty
Ira Kesling
Franklin
Mary Carey
W. C. Howser
R. M. Weidner
Frank Hunter
Jack Ross
Charles
Franer
Miamisburg
EUB Church
D. F. Kesling
Wives of Police Officers Club Hosts July Session
Prize winners at the meeting last night included Mrs. Sam Moore Mrs. Ronald Van Arsdale and Mrs. Larry White. President Mrs. Jack Crocker hosted at Fernwood Street. A donation to the Fresh Air Camp was decided. Next month’s meeting will be at Mrs. Russell Dwyer’s Central Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moore
Ronald van Arsdale
Larry White
Wives of Police Officers Club
Jack Crocker
Fernwood Street
Russell Dwyer
Central Avenue
Delegates Named To Cumberland Presbyterian Youth Assembly
Miss Shirley Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Morris of Dickey Road and Miss Helen Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurel Ely of Franklin will attend the National Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian Youth Fellowships in Little Rock Arkansas as delegates representing Indiana and Illinois Synod respectively. About 200 youth and staff will attend with Morris and Ely taking part in project planning discussion groups recreation and worship at the July 8 to 16 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Morris
Ray Morris
Dickey Road
Helen Ely
Laurel Ely
Franklin
National Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Morris
Indiana
Churches Ruth Circle Picnic With Plans For Aug 6 Meeting
The Ruth Circle of The Churches WSWS First EUB Church met for a picnic luncheon at Armco Association Park after a business session led by Mrs. Robert Carpenter. Members voted a donation to the building fund and discussed by laws changes. Mrs. Keith Abney spoke on Ministries of Mercy. Plans for a combined meeting on Aug 6 at Mrs. William Price’s home were announced, to be highlighted by a covered dish picnic.
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Ruth Circle
WSWS
EUB
Armco Association
Robert Carpenter
Keith Abney
Ministries of Mercy
William Price
Kensington Street
Barnums and Pardonner Relatives Visitor Party Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnum Jr. arrive with children Scott and Stephanie from New Canaan Conn. to spend several days with Mrs. Barnum’s father W. A. Pardonner of Yankee Road and her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pardonner of Dorset Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnum Jr
Betty Pardonner
Scott
Stephanie
New Canaan
Fire damages wagon load of hay and car in Franklin
Spark from a tractor started a blaze that wrecked 35 bales of hay on a wagon on Decker Road at 5 04 p m. Firefighters also doused a car fire owned by Hugh Martin on Catskill Drive caused by a faulty carburetor with 25 dollars in damage. A grass fire on Pekin Road caused no damage. Notice of Appointment in Horton Carter estate names Robert Dell as administrator in Middletown Ohio with four month claims period.
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Franklin
Decker Road
Hugh Martin
Catskill Drive
Pekin Road
Horton Carter
Robert 8. Dell
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said
Ann Landers Advice Columns From A Heartbroken Mother
A reader asks about an annulment after an early engagement, another seeks guidance on cottage summers and guests who ruin cleanliness, a student inquiry on where to wear the graduation ring, and a prompt to request Ann Landers' booklet. The column offers concise, neutral guidance with practical steps.
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Ann Landers
Peanut
Car and Grass Fires Keep City Firemen Busy
City fire crews fought multiple grass fires and two vehicle blazes overnight. Thomas Stubbs's car at Central Avenue Verity Parkway sustained 50 dollars in damage, while Fred Quinn's vehicle on Liberal lot suffered 75 dollars in fire damage. Additional sites include 1500 Central Avenue, 1825 Minnesota Avenue, N Verity Parkway and Hughes Street, and 1307 Wrenn Court.
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Thomas Stubbs
Poinciana Ave
Fred Quinn
Kunz
Stubbs
Central Avenue
Verity Parkway
Quinn Auto
Quinn
Liberal Lot
Central Ave
Minnesota Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Hughes Street
Wrenn Court
Britain bars two Russian officers amid spy scandals
London refused a visa for a Russian colonel the Soviet Union sought to assign to the Britain capital and denied entry to another Russian officer at a Scottish naval air base as part of escalating espionage tensions.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
Scotland
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Two obituary notices report deaths in the region. William H. Burgess, 77, of 2217 Lamberton St. Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. he was a retired coal miner and a Mason. Services Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. burial Woodside Cemetery. Also Milburn Tibbs, self employed trucker, died at a railroad crossing near Fowler after his vehicle was hit by a train. he was 45 and born in Hazel Green Ky. Burial Woodside Cemetery with services held at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Fowler
Mr. Tibbs
State Rt. 52
Hazel
Burgess
Willam Harry
Lamberton
Millie
Middletown Hospital
Funeral Home
Frank Sowards
Church of Mayfield
Woodside Cemetery
Jefferson Lodge No
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Obituary for Howard Monroe Kerstetter
Howard Monroe Kerstetter 75 of 115 Third Ave Chautauqua died at Middletown Hospital at 6 08 p m He worked for Armco Steel Corp 1906 to 1953 and belonged to Eagles Lodge 528 His wife Minnie Lou died in January 1962 Surviving are a step son Rev Clyde Rothwell pastor of the Full Gospel Tabernacle a step daughter Mrs Wilma Johnson of Franklin two sisters and a brother Services will be 2 pm Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev W Vaughn officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Call hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow
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Howard Monroe Kerstetter
Third Ave
Chautauqua
Middletown Hospital
Kerstetter
Armco Steel Corp
Eagies Lodge
Minnie Lou
Clyde Rothwell
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Wilma Johnson
Franklin
McCoy -Leffler
Vear
W. Vaughn
Woodside Cemetery
Evans McMillan dies in Middletown at 94
Evans McMillan 94 of 1215 Garfield Street died at 10 30 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a month long illness Born in Monroeville Alabama he had lived in Middletown five years Surviving are daughters Mrs Julia Holt and Mrs Geneva Ousley of Middletown a son Pella of Gary Indiana two brothers Fred of Atmore and Carter of Mobile Alabama two sisters Mrs Callie Buryear and Mrs Fanie Griffin both of Mobile six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home
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Evans McMillan
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
McMillan
Monroeville
Ala
Middletown
Julia Holt
Geneva Ousley
Pella
Gary
Ind
Fred
Atmore
Carter
Mobile
Callie Buryear
Fanie Griffin
Bailey Funeral Home
Tibbs Family Man Named in Brief Death Notice
Fred M. Tibbs and Fred Milburn Tibbs both named, 42, of Fowler Indiana, son of Noah Tibbs and spouse details referenced in a concise death notice fragment from a Springboro lineage.
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Fred Milburn Tibbs
Fowler, Ind
Noah Tibbs
Springboro
Rhodes Signs Tax Break Bill for Ohio Merchants
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a law granting Main Street merchants a 6.8 million dollar personal property tax cut. The measure lowers the assessment rate from 70 to 50 percent on the first 100000 of retail inventories and equipment for five years, aiming to spur small business expansion and job growth.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Ohio Farm and Power Equipment Dealers of Ohio
Ohio Hardware Association
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Main Street
Mrs Mary Young 81 dies after seven months illness
Mrs Mary Louise Young 81 of 601 17th Ave died at 10 45 p m yesterday at home after seven months illness. Born in Augusta, Ga she lived in Middletown 45 years and belonged to Order of Eastern Star Chapter 5 AF&M. Survived by daughter Willa Mae Terry Augusta Ga brother Louis Golphin Middletown three sisters Georgia Johnson Middletown Laura Hilton New York City Ruth Cecilia Los Angeles and two grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Mary Louise Young
17Th Ave
Young
Augusta
Middletown
Order of Eastern Star Chapter 5
Af&m
Willa Mae Terry
Louis Golphin
Georgia Johnson
Laura Hilton
New York City
Ruth Cecilia
Los Angeles
Bailey Funeral Home
Miss Burgemeier 70 Lebanon Woman Died at Clinton Memorial
Margaret S. Burgemeier 70 of Lebanon Rt. 2 died Friday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilming ton. Survived by sister Frances and four brothers Sam William Fred Leonard. Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. Monday at St. Francis de Sales Church. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Glendale. Rosary recited 8 p.m. Sunday at Oswald Memorial Home.
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Lebanon
Margaret S. Burgemeier
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Frances Burgemeier
Sam
William
Fred
Leonard
Mason
St. Francis de Sales Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
Oswald Memorial
Miss Katherine Brick Dies at 18 in Brooklyn Hospital
Miss Katherine L. Brick 18 formerly of Chautauqua died yesterday at Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn. A Carlisle public schools graduate she leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Brick of Day Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Katherine L. Brick
Chautauqua
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Carlisle Public Schools
Theodore Brick
Dayton
Eaton Funeral Home
Richard Worst longtime Dayton funeral director dies in Florida
Richard Worst, 57, former Anglesby Funeral Home employee and operator of the R. J. Worst Funeral Home in Dayton until 1950, died of a heart attack in Boynton Beach, Florida. He was a Stivers High School and Denison University graduate, member of Grace Methodist Church. Survived by wife Bernice and son Richard W. of Columbus. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Anglesby Funeral Home. burial Willowview Cemetery. Visitation Monday 2–5 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
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Franklin
Richard Worst
Anglesby Funeral Home
Boynton Beach
Fla
Worst
Willowview
Dayton
Funeral
Obituary Notices for Columbus W. Lewis Pauline Colter and Ola Hill
Obituary notices list Columbus W. Lewis of 222 Chestnut Street to be cremated or buried with services at 1 p.m. Monday in Jordan. Pauline Fields Colter 44 of 727 Ludlow Street to have a 9 a.m. Monday service at St. Joseph's Church. Ola Hill of 138 Washington Street to be honored with a 10 a.m. Monday service in Jordan.
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Columbus W. Lewis
Chestnut St
Jordan
Pauline Fields Colter
Ludlow St
St. Joseph's Church
Ola Hill
Washington St
So Long George IV solace booklet for mourners
Dr. George W Crane offers a booklet for parents grieving a child after a Navy death in a car crash. The letter describes a funeral sermon with comforting reflections on immortality and the first five minutes after death. It urges sending for the booklet So Long George IV with return envelope and 20 cents.
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George IV
Obituary: Howard Monroe Kerstetter 75 Chautauqua resident
Howard Monroe Kerstetter, 75, of 115 id. Ave Chautauqua, died Friday at Middletown Hospital. Visitation Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Monday July 8 at 2 p.m. Rev. Vear W Vaughn officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler. Dial 423 9443.
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Kerstetter
Howard Monroe
Id. Ave
Chautauqua
Middletown Hospital
Vear W. Vaughn
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Dia
Tibbs
Fred Milburn
Rt. 4
Fowler
Indiana
Funeral Home
Kelly Ratliff
Dial
Japanese envoy Ko Chiba named ambassador to United Nations
AP reports Ko Chiba the Japanese ambassador to Iran was named ambassador to the United Nations on Friday. A public divorce petition in Butler County Ohio lists Delmer Stallard as petitioner with Evelyn Mildred Stallard unknown residence. response due by August 10 1963. The filing is Case No 8054 in Common Pleas Court.
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Tokyo
Ko Chiba
Iran
United Nations
Evelyn Stallard
Mildred Stallard
Delmer Stallard
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Herman
Vincent A. Sisson
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Society
Chardelle Weber
Susan Wolf
Thomas W Russell
Rainbow Assembly
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Conn. High
King Peston
Emily
Heads Corps
Ethel R. Kovach
Yonkers, N. Y
United States Air Force Nurses Corps
William Burgess
William H. Burgess
Lamberton St
McRoberts
Lonesome Pine Lodge
F&am
Fleming, Ky
Roy
Ray
Colburn
Ray Short
Clint
Frank
Everett
Winchester
Bertha Pelfrey
Nannie Hodge
Camden
Woods
Howard Kerstetter
Fred M. Tibbs
Rhodes
Mrs
Mary Young
Miss Burgemeier
Katherine Brick
Richard J. Worst
George W. Crane
Tom F
Navy
Dr. Crane
Duane Hulse
Peter Marshall
India
Hulse
Jesus
Rev. Hulse
George
Journal
Lost
Billfold
Barnitz Field
Verity & First Ave
Brown—Dachshund
Florist Flowers
Peck
Main St
Diver
First Ave
6Th
Atchley
Todhunter
Diver Coal & Feed
Bethany
Mulford
Call Hamilton
F_ Spencer
Christel
Spencer
Central Dial
Kenet
N. Main St
GAA
Building Trades
Trowbridge
Grigco, Inc
Frank Quiett
S. Main
Middletown Paint & Glass
Savery
Mary Carter
Tytus Ave
R. E. Hickey
Fred Spencer
Charles Spence
Dean & Barry House
Csasa A. White Co
Ottis Johnson
Lucite
Denny Lumber CO
F. Sullivan
Robert C. Batze
Union Rd
Bowman
Nelbar-Tytus
Patricia
N. Broad
Oxford State Rd
Men's & Ladies Alterations
Myer's Ltd
Roger Lawson
Fairmount Ave
Beauty & Barber
Gloria Cornella
Midge Davis
Dorothy's Beauty Service
East End
Gough Lamb Cleaners
Dorothy Huff
Hazel Viox
Midge Davis Mayfield
Oliver
Jeanie D
Bellemonte
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