Obituary: George William Lenharr 79 formerly of Middletown
George William Lenharr 79 of Azusa Calif died at Middletown Hospital after five weeks illness while visiting his daughter Della Quiett. Born in Greencastle Pa he lived in Middletown 50 years before moving to California in 1951. Survived by three sons and a daughter, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Service and burial in Azusa arranged by White Funeral Home with local arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home.
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George William Lenharr
Leibee Street
Middletown Hospital
Azusa
Calif
Della Quiett
Flemming Road
Mr. Lenharr
Greencastle
Middletown
California
Central Avenue
New York Central Railroad
West Middletown
David
George
Walter
Sally Heim
Clarence
Bill
Dayton
Homer
Orlando
Fla
White Funeral Home
Wilson Memorial Home
Services for Charles Reck Held in Dayton
Charles Kenneth Reck aged 53 of Dayton died Tuesday and services were held today at Meyer & Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Florence, three daughters and a son in Dayton, three sisters, four other brothers, and two grandchildren. He is brother of Elsworth Reck of Middletown.
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Charles Kenneth Reck
Dayton
Elsworth Reck
Middletown
Meyer & Boehmer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Reck
Florence
David Peters Mason Services for a 15 Year Old
David Peters son of Rev and Mrs Gervaise Peters of Worthington will have services at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Methodist Church in Worthington. Friends may call today from 2 to 5 p.m. at Dr Edward M Hard’s home. Memorials to the Mason Methodist Church. Arrangements by Gallimore Funeral Home Mason. The boy died from a tree limb fall during the Wednesday storm.
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Mason
David Peters
Gervaise Peters
N. East St
Worthington
Edward M. Hard
W. South St
Gallimore Funeral Home
Obituaries for Earl Sauer Elijah Wagers and Charles Stephens
Obituaries list three local residents with memorial service times for tomorrow. Earl Sauer, 70, of 432 Marcia Ave. Hamilton, service at 9 a.m. Elijah Wagers, 81, College Corner Rt. 1, service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Charles Stephens, 88, 607 N St., Hamilton, formerly Oxford, service at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Earl Sauer
Marcia Ave
Hamilton
Klaus-Weigel
Elijah Wagers
College Corner Rt
Baker
Charles Stephens
N . St
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
On This Date in History 1779 Stony Point Take Led by Wayne
On July 15 1779 Brig Gen Anthony Wayne led four light corps in a bold assault on Fort Stony Point capturing the British stronghold on the Hudson River with two bayonet armed columns and one rifle loaded unit. Other dated notes include Rembrandt birth 1606 and Georgia readmission 1870.
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Associated Press
Ien
Anthony
Anthony” ‘Wayne
Light Corps
Stony Point
Hudson River
Wayne
Britain
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Geneva
Soviet Union
Mariner-4
Earth
Mars
Red Planet
GI Wives Club To Be Organized
Servicemen's wives in the Middletown area are invited to attend an organizational meeting of a Wives Who Wait club Tuesday at 8 pm at the Civic Association. Similar clubs exist elsewhere to boost morale share problems and discuss medical care and military dependent privileges.
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Middletown
Civic Association
Tournament Set For Nok-Hockey At Local Playgrounds
An 8 to 5 year old boys and girls tournament of Nok-Hockey will be held next Wednesday at 9 30 am at Flemming and Creekview playgrounds. Two players per match, with rules similar to hockey, the game introduced a year ago by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Players are split into eastern and western divisions, each with 10 participants, for the tournament.
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Flemming
Creekview
Department of Parks and Recreation
Air strike stalemate grows as talks stall between IAM and airlines
Negotiators from the IAM and five major carriers fail to narrow the eight day dispute. Both sides say they are 50 miles apart pole to pole and expect no quick settlement. The stoppage costs airlines and union roughly $8 million daily, with pay raises and benefits at the heart of bargaining.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United Airlines
Joseph W. Ramsey
William J. Curtin
Ramsey
IAM
Curtin
J. Reynolds
Braniff
Continental
Northeast Airlines
American
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Journalism Prefs Leave Ohio State
Two Ohio State University faculty members involved in the controversy over the journalism school director search depart. Assistant Professor Robert C. McGiffrt will take a 10 month leave to teach at the University of Montana. Lecturer John M. Lemmon accepts a position at the Washington Post. They were among nine faculty objecting to the appointment of Dr. William Hall, who succeeded acting director Paul Barton after the death of George W. Kienzle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Robert C. McGiffert
University of Montana
John M. Lemmon
Washington Post
William Hall
Hall
Paul Barton
George W. Kienzle
Miami University announces 1966 faculty promotions
President Phillip R. Shriver announced three more Miami University promotions. Shih-Hsiung Tung of the mathematics faculty from 1962 is advanced to associate professor. Har ry J. Kienzle in sociology and Curt Sanger in German are promoted from instructor to assistant professor after earning their PhDs.
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Oxford
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Shih-Hsiung Tung
Miami
University of Cincinnati
Harry J. Kienzle
Curt Sanger
Talent Swim Suit Winners Are Picked
In Sandusky Ohio Miss Toledo Miss Wood County won preliminary rounds of Miss Ohio pageant while Miss Vacationland was sidelined by illness Linda Holzhauser collapsed on stage and was treated for appendicitis Bonnie Jeanne Faulkner 23 of Toledo sang a My Fair Lady medley as talent winner Kathleen Elizabeth Hepler 19 of Bowling Green won the swimsuit prelim wearing a black velvet suit Her measurements 24 36 Thirty one contestants advance to Saturday’s title roundahead of Miss America Pageant Valerie Jan Lavin Canton is the reigning Miss Ohio
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Sandusky
Ohio
Toledo
Wood County
Linda Holzhauser
Collins
Bonnie Jeanne Faulkner
University of Toledo
Valerie Jan Lavin
Canton
Mason Man Sued For 874 071
Doris Auer of Hamilton sues Mason driver Robert Allen Clark for negligence seeking 74771.75 in medical expenses plus damages in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Auer alleges she was crossing Tylersville Road near Harvard Road when Clark crossed the center line and hit her.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Doris Auer
Robert Allen Clark
Reading Road
Mason
Tylersville Road
Harvard Road
Fire incidents report across city in brief
Fire calls logged Thursday include minor damage at Scoreboard Cafe on Central Avenue due to a short in a sign at 12 31 p.m. A wire down reported on Malvern Street at 12 40 p.m. At 4 47 p.m. Daryl Griggs, 18, involved in a 1l 7 17 p.m. Alameda Circle incident with a short in a wire and no loss. Additional 8 16 p.m. call on 18th Avenue for a wire short with no loss.
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Central Ave
Malvern Street
Calumet Ave
Daryl Griggs
Alameda Cicle
18Th Ave
Man Finds Auto Destroyed By Fire
Floyd Barrett of 6504 West Alexandria Road found his 1962 car destroyed by fire during the night. Deputies reported the vehicle was still warm and a total loss. Barrett did not know the cause or time of the blaze and stated he had no passengers or smoking. The loss value stood at $1,095.
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Floyd Barrett
Alexandria Road
Sheriff's
Barrett
Man Bitten by Dog in Middletown Incident
Phillip Altiere, 41, of 366 Wyoming Ave Fairfield, was treated at Mercy Hospital yesterday after a dog bite occurred while he was visiting at 6090 Yankee Road in Middletown.
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Hamilton
Phillip Altiere
Wyoming Ave
Fairfield
Mercy Hospital
Yankee Road
Middletown
House OKs 3.3 Billion Foreign Aid Plan in Bipartisan Vote
The House authorized a two year foreign aid package of 3.3 billion dollars after narrowly defeating a Republican bid to limit it to one year and cut the loan fund. The measure passed 237 to 146 and now goes to the Senate where a one year version is under consideration. Four Republicans joined Democrats to defeat a motion to reduce funds and shorten the program.
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Washington
House
Senate
House-Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ogden R. Reid
R-N.y
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Silvio O. Conte
Massachusetts
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
NASA Tracks Tropical Storm Celia Threat to Gemini 10
Celia spins 70 miles southeast of Miami as NASA weighs storm effects on allowance for Monday spacewalk and double rendezvous. A 4 1/2 hour medical exam for John Young and Michael Collins is planned, with Titan 2 launch target at 6 21 p m EDT.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Celia
Miami
Atlantic
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
D. Owen Coons
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
Young
Collins
Atlas
Surveyor 1 Faces Second Moon Night In Limbo
Pasadena reports Surveyor 1, America's camera spacecraft on the moon, has entered its second lunar night with uncertain fate. Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory will wait three weeks before deciding if the 620-pound craft can be revived after sending 11,150 pictures and surviving a brutal lunar day and night, though power from the sun could yet restore it.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor
Jet Propulson Laboratory
Fake Food Stamp Ring Is Cracked In Cleveland
Secret Service agents cracked a counterfeit federal food stamp operation in Cleveland. Two men, John Vasi and Joseph Cimino, were arrested behind a grocery store. No stamps were printed, but negatives and printing plates were found. they face U S. Commissioner proceedings.
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Cleveland
Secret Service
U. S
Cuyahoga County
U. S. Atty
Robert J. Rotatori
John Vasi
East Cleveland
Joseph Cimino
Clifford E. Bruce Rotatori
Hamilton
Butler Utes County
Ala
Margaret Hilley
Alabama
Maya
Tachometer Theft Reported From Vehicle
Arthur Baker reported the theft of a tachometer valued at $35 from his car parked beside his home. He heard a noise about 11:30 p.m. and saw a person run to a waiting car down the street before discovering the instrument was missing.
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Arthur Baker
Waneta Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Tacometer
Baker
Krag-Jorgensen Rifle Used by U S Troops in War
The Krag Jorgensen rifle was issued to American troops during the Spanish American War marking a key small arms upgrade for U S forces in 1898. The weapon's use reflected battlefield modernization and supply chain changes affecting marksmen and enlisted men.
Smith Beaten By Big Margin In Virginia Primary
In Virginia 8th District Democrat primary, Rep. Howard W. Smith, 83, loses to George C. Rawlings Jr. by a margin of 645 votes among about 53,000 cast. The canvass adds 281 votes to the 364 vote lead from election-night totals, and certification by the State Board of Elections remains pending.
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Richmond
Votcers
Virginia
Howard W. Smith
Smith
House Rules Committee
George C. Rawlings Jr
Rawlings
State Board of Elections
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