Deaths and Funerals Herbert H Hall 70 Willow Wood
Herbert H Hall 70 of Willow Wood died Tuesday at General Hospital Ironton. Survived by wife Bessie eight grandchildren and children Orlyn L Hall Mrs Darlene Corn and Mrs Thomas Webb all of Middletown. Services 1 p.m. Saturday Phillips Funeral Home Ironton with calling Friday 6-10 p.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Herbert H. Hall
Willow Wood
Orlyn L. Hall
Darlene Corn
Thomas Webb
Middletown
General Hospital
Ironton
Mr. Hall
Bessie
Phillips Funeral Home
Death of Preble County farmer Glenn Marker ruled suicide
Glenn W. Marker 72 a retired farmer was found dead in his home at 8 Mack Street by a neighbor. Coroner Dr Richard Seih ruled death by own action from a gunshot wound about 24 hours before discovery. He lived alone and left only cousins as survivors. Services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Zimmerman Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery. The funeral home will be open Friday 7 to 9 p m.
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Gratis
Glenn W. Marker
Preble County
Mack St
Richard Seih
Mrs Malvery Wells 81 dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Malvery Wells 81 of 1708 Flemming Road died at 2 30 a m today in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since July 7 She was born in Menifee County Kentucky Her husband Floyd died in 1970 Surviving are daughter Mrs Arta Hogg a Middletown resident brother Curtis Brewer of Middletown four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Wesley Poole officiating Burial will be in Middletown
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Malvery Wells
Flemming Road
Middletown Hospital
Wesley Poole
Middletown Cemetery
Services for Wilder and Runnells Held at Local Funeral Home
Douglas Wilder 19 of 5 Miami Street and Samuel Runnells 72 of 2109 Roosevelt Blvd died after brief illnesses. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Tufts Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Runnells owned Runnells Grocery Store in Amanda. Wilder was killed Tuesday in 1962 while working at a construction site south of Hamilton. Surviving are Wilder’s wife Laura and other relatives.
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Kings Mills
Douglas Wilder
Miami ‘St
Samuel Runnells
Tufts Funeral Home
Roosevelt Blvd
Rose Hill
Middletown Cemetery
Mason Hospital
17 year old arrested for rock tossing at railroad signal
A 17 year old from New Miami was arrested around 1 am on a charge of malicious destruction of property after witnesses say he threw rocks at a Penn Central Railroad crossing signal on U S 127 near the Airway trailer park in Butler County. Charles Huffman an off duty Hamilton police officer detained the youth until county officers arrived. Three other youths fled on foot.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Penn Central
U.S. 127
Airway
Butler County
Charles Huffman
City to Accept Trash Bid Proposals and Survey Middletown
Middletown will open private garbage bid proposals around Aug 22 after a 30 day study period. Public Utilities Director Robert V. Moschell reports inquiries from about a dozen contractors, including some out of state, with decisions pending on a switch from the 27 man sanitation department. The city may lease or sell its sanitation equipment to the winning bidder as it weighs privatization amid a AFL-CIO strike case and pending court rulings.
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Robert V. Moschell
Public Utilities
Middletown
Moschell
Dale Helsel
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Franklin
Stolen tools valued at 525 from Butler County barn
A chainsaw and a circular saw totaling 525 dollars were taken yesterday afternoon from a barn on the Robert Carmack property at 4050 Hamilton-Eaton Road Butler County police said. The theft also involved other tools.
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Hamilton
Robert Carmack
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Butler County
Middletonian Fatally Injured in Motorcycle Collision
A 30 year old Middletown man, Jerry J. Mosley of 1208 Pine St., died at Mercy Hospital at 2:25 a.m. after a motorcycle crash on East Highway in Hamilton last night. He suffered injuries around 11:30 p.m. when his northbound bike struck the rear of another motorcycle.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Jerry J. Mosley
Pine St
Mercy Hospital
Frank Earl Parsons
Curtis St
Ohio
Elm Street
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Massecy
Mosley
Parsons
Ulysses Hunter
Lincoln St
Hunter
Harold Henderson
Lind St
Leroy Howard
Lincoln Ave
Armco Steel Corp
General Services
Rufus
William
Ted
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Donald
Dayton
Allen
Okinawa
Rose McGill
Patricia Durham
Diane Mosley
New York City
Bailey Funeral Home
Fischer Balking Again in World Chess Match
Bobby Fischer threatens to withdraw from the Spassky world championship if movie cameras remain in the playing hall. He warned after a 20 minute walkout over a distant camera. play was set for later today for the second game of the 24 game match in Reykjavik.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Soviet Union
Lothar Schmin
West Germany
Spassky
Fire destroys barn on Howe Road farm
A barn and its hay straw tools and antiques were destroyed by a fire that started from a flare on the Donald Haller farm at 6177 Howe Road in Butler. South Madison Township firemen responded and deputy reports gave no loss estimate yet.
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Donald Haller
Howe Road
Butler County
Madison Township
Woman Appointed To AEC
Dixy Lee Ray a 57 year old marine biology expert and director of the Pacific Science Center and associate professor of zoology at the University of Washington was nominated by President Nixon to the Atomic Energy Commission. She would be the second woman to serve on the AEC and cited interest in medical and research applications of atomic energy. Her five year term requires Senate confirmation.
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San Clemente
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Nixon
Dixy Lee Ray
Pacific Science Center
University of Washington
Seattle
AEC
Miss Ray
Washington
Dan Evans
Pasco
Wash
White House
Senate
Hijackers seize two jets in Texas and Oklahoma ransom plots
Two National Airlines and American Airlines jets were hijacked with armed men demanding large ransom sums. The National flight from Philadelphia landed at Brazoria County Airport near Houston after a shootout damaged tires. Passengers endured heat as FBI negotiators moved to deliver the $600,600 ransom and free 111 aboard. Melvin Martin Fisher of Norman Oklahoma released 51 passengers after obtaining $550,000 for the Dallas-bound plane.
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ASSOC
National Airlines
Philadelphia
Texas
Federal Aviation Administration
Brazoria County
Houston
American Airlines
Texas Field
FAA
FBI
Melvin Martin Fisher
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers World Airport
Fisher
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Springboro
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Jill and
Jennifer Pollard
Mason
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Manchester
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Ated Press
Kemper Insurance
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