Deaths And Funerals Rites Wednesday For Victim Of Drowning
Donald Ray Rodehaver, 15, son of Mr and Mrs William Rodehaver of 3503 Glencoe Ave, will have 2 pm service at Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin and burial in Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. He drowned Sunday afternoon in the Miami River near the Middletown Canoe Club Hospital about nine hours after birth. Surviving are his parents three brothers the paternal Garber grandparents and maternal grandparents. Graveside services were held today at Greemound Cemetery New Madison. Arrangements by Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Donald Ray Rodehaver
William Rodehaver
Glencoe Ave
Anglesby Funeral Home
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
Miami River
Middletown
Marke
Rickey
Timmey
DeWit Garber
Ilo Hollinger
New Madison
Greemound Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Infant Tracy Garber Died in Middletown
Infant Tracy Alan Garber, son of Mr and Mrs Rex Garber of Farmersville Rt 1, died at 5 05 p m yesterday in Middletown.
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Tracy Alan Garber
Rex Garber
Farmersville Rt. 1
Middletown
Ohio Patrol Wins Police Traffic Supervision Award
The International Association of Chiefs of Police named the Ohio Highway Patrol for an outstanding achievement award in police traffic supervision. Ohio was one of eight states honored, with Cincinnati Lakewood East Cleveland and Reading in Hamilton County recognized among Ohio cities.
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Columbus
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
Cincinnati
Stanley R. Schrotel
Chiefs’ Association
Lakewood
Cleveland
Reading
Hamilton County
Boys Drown In Lake Erie
In Cleveland two youths died in Lake Erie within four hours. Kenneth Conroy age seven disappeared at Edgewater Park and was later found face down by an off duty patrolman. Thomas Oglesby age one vanished while swimming near East 55th Street and Memorial Shoreway. the Coast Guard recovered his body hours later.
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Cleveland
Kenneth Conroy
Thomas Oglesby
Lake Erie
Conroy
Edgewater Park
Steve
Oglesby
East 55Th Street
Memorial Shoreway
Coast Guard
Fire Damage at Oster Manufacturing in Wickliffe
A flash fire in a master transformer at Oster Manufacturing Co in Wickliffe caused about 10000 dollars in damage on Monday. The incident occurred near Painesville Ohio as firefighters responded to the blaze.
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Painesville, Ohio
Oster Manufacturing Co
Wickliffe Monday
Mary Cumberland Rites Held In Lebanon
Mrs. Mary Cumberland 87 died yesterday at Westview Nursing Home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Karl Lietzenmeyer of Lebanon and Mrs Herbert Doederick of St. Petersburg Fla. six sons Floyd Temple Long Beach Calif Lester Bell Joseph Waverly N Y and Grover Newport Ky. two brothers Forest and Dr J H Ross. 21 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Thursday Oswald Memorial Home Lebanon with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 4 p m.
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Lebanon
Mary Cumberland
Westview
Karl Lietzenmeyer
Herbert Doederick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Floyd Temple
Long Beach
Calif
Lester
Bell
Joseph
Waverly
N. Y
Grover Temple
Newport
Forest
J. H. Ross
Kentucky
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
Obituaries Notice for Morton, John, Wiseman Services
Obituaries list Glen L Morton aged 67 of Millville Avenue with a 2 p.m. service tomorrow. Goldie May John aged 73 with a service today. Raymond P Wiseman aged 72 formerly of Hamilton to have a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Stephen's Church.
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Glen L. Morton
Millville Ave
Proeschel
Goldie May John
Ross
Young
Raymond P. Wiseman
Hamilton
St. Stephen's Church
Norwegian envoy Morgenstierne dies at 75
Washington AP reports Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne former Norwegian ambassador to the United States from 1942 to 1958 and dean of the Washington diplomatic corps died Monday Born in Oslo he first came to the United States in 1920 as an attaché He served as ambassador for 16 years and played a leading role in U S diplomatic circles.
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Washington (Ap
Wihelm Munthe de Morgenstierne
United States
Norway
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Oslo
Norweign Legation
Baltimore
Harry F. Zwinggi
Civic
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Pittsburgh
Miami-Dade County
Fla.) Chamber of Commerce
Export Association of America
Pittsburgh
KC Days At Doty House Observes Knights Week
Doty House marks Knights of Columbus Days. contributions have been received from Middletown Council 1610.
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Doty
Doty House
Knights of Columbus
Middletown Council 1610
Armco Metallurgy Division Names Two Promotions
Armco Steel Corp announces two promotions in the Armco Division effective August 1. L F Weitzenkorn becomes director quality and metallurgy and Eli Komnenovich becomes chief metallurgist reporting to Weitzenkorn. Both bring decades of Armco experience and advanced degrees in chemical engineering.
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Armco
Armco Steel Corp
C. W. Verity Jr
L. F. Weitzenkorn
Eli Komnenovich
Weitzenkorn
Verity
Komnenovich
University of Cincinnati
Jake Factor Becomes U S Citizen After Tax Case
Jake Factor known as Jake the Barber took the oath as a United States citizen before Judge Leon R. Yankwich in Los Angeles. The 70 year old ex convict turned philanthropist, who faced a prior income tax evasion case, was praised for rehabilitation. Immigration actions were dropped after a presidential pardon. Factor moved to California in 1949 and built wealth in real estate and insurance while donating millions to charity.
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Los Angeles
John F
Jake the Barber
Factor
United States
U.S
Yankwich
Immigration Service
Kennedy
California
Sino-Soviet Trade Declines Noted By U S Agency
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports roughly a 50 percent drop in trade between the Soviet Union and Communist China since 1959. It cites droughts in China as a factor and notes reduced exports of machinery equipment rolled steel and pipe while China seeks more non Communist partners for imports.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Communist
China
Ohio Gets First Nip Of Windfall
Columbus AP Ohio begins receiving the first $35 million windfall for the general fund under a new law shifting the 3 percent utility excise tax to quarterly payments in April July September and December. The move aims for steadier state revenue, with about half normally going to local poor relief.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
John J. Herbert
Herbert
Soviet Union Proposes 1965 UN General Assembly Summit
The Soviet Union proposes a 1965 summit of the U N General Assembly. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko sent a letter to Secretary General U Thant requesting heads of state attend the assembly to mark International Cooperation Year, the 20th anniversary of the founding of the U S.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
U Thant
General Assembly
U.S
Fire destroys Fun House at Palisades Amusement Park
The interior of the Fun House at Palisades Amusement Park in Fort Lee New Jersey was destroyed by fire. Park manager Anna Cook estimated damages around a quarter million dollars. Fire Chief James F McGraw of Cliffside Park said a short circuit likely started the blaze. Mrs Cook said the park would reopen today as scheduled across the river from Manhattan.
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Fort Lee
Champion Papers Reports June Quarter Earnings Rise
Champion Papers Inc says net income for the quarter ended June 30 was 3,821,762, up 16,000 from 3,805,340 in the same period 1962. Earnings were 60 cents a share in both years.
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Champion
Hamilton, Ohio
Champion Papers Inc
No Clues To Bandit At Franklin
A masked bandit looted about 25 dollars from the Spur service station in Franklin before fleeing on foot toward the nearby railroad tracks. Police report the man wore dark clothes and a bandana, stood about six feet tall and weighed around 180 pounds. Don Drake, the attendant, said he was washing the pavement when the incident occurred.
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Franklin
Don Drake
Drake
August Draft Call For 21 Men
Twenty one Butler County men will be called for induction in August as the Ohio Selective Service headquarters in Columbus reports. The youngest eligible must be 22 by August 1 unless volunteering. The August call totals 1 095, highest for the year, with July at 590 and last August at 378. County allocations include Warren 6, Preble 2, and Montgomery 49. Honeybees perform about 80 percent of insect pollination.
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Butler
Armed Services
Ohio Selective Service
Columbus
Warren County
Preble County
Montgomery County
Five Causes For Odor In Franklin Council Advised
Franklin city managers outlines five odor sources including sludge along Clear Creek, stagnant water, wastes from Logan-Long Plant, and nearby farm lands. He calls for rechanneling and quick water flow, while Logan-Long officials pledge private cleanup. A union fringe benefits request is tabled as ordinances would need rewriting. A traffic light at Second Street and Millard Avenue is approved.
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Franklin
New City
William Schuchart
Schuchart
Clear Creek
Logan-Long
Anthony Wayne School
Logan - Long
Frank Harbach
Second Street
Rt. 73
Millard Avenue
Council
Woman found dead in berry patch near home
Cleveland AP reports the body of 81 year old Mrs Lucy Menke of Middleburgh Heights was found Monday night in a blackberry patch 600 feet from her home. Her husband last saw her walking toward the garden. police say no foul play is evident.
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Cleveland
Lucy Menke
Middleburgh Heights
Youth Dies In Crash Near YOUNGSTOWN Ohio
Robert Clerk aged 16 from Hubbard was killed in a two car collision on U S 62 while a car driven by Martin Sarahs 17 also of Hubbard was involved. The article notes Guadalupe Peak as Texas highest point at 8751 feet.
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Robert Clerk
Hubbard
U.S. 62
Martin Sarahs
Victor E LeRoy joins Miller Insurance Agency office
Marty Miller announces Victor E LeRoy joins Miller Insurance Agency at 134 N Verity Parkway to specialize in personal lines insurance. He will tailor home auto and other coverages to family needs and invites calls at 423 6549 and visits to the new Miller Insurance, Inc. office.
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Marty Miller
Victor E. LeRoy
Miller Insurance Agency
N. Verity Parkway
LeRoy
Victor
Miller Insurance, Inc
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