Deaths And Funerals: Huff Williams Burgener
Mass and services are announced for Richard Marion Huff 58 of Columbus formerly Middletown with a 9 30 a m Tuesday service at John Quint Funeral Home Colum bus He died Saturday at his home from a heart attack Survivors include wife Helen brother Robert Dayton sisters Mrs Paul Hannah Monroe and Miss Dorothy Huff Middletown Also notices include Mrs Gertrude Williams 82 found dead at 600 N Verity Parkway and Miss Frances Burgener 73 Lebanon with services at St Francis De Sales Oak Hill Cemetery Oswald Funeral Home details
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Richard Marion Huff
Columbus
Middletown
John Quint
Mr. Huff
Middetown
Helen
Robert
Dayton
Paul Hannah
Monroe
Dorothy Huff
Gertrude Williams
N. Verity Parkway
Fire Department
Lebanon
Frances Burgener
Services for Mrs Goldie Johnson in Gratis
Funeral services for Mrs Goldie Marie Johnson age 61 of Gratis will be conducted at 10 30 a m Tuesday at the First Church of God in Gratis with Rev Henry Howard and Rev Mervin Rudd presiding Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery
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Goldie Marie Johnson
Gratis
Children’s Carnival Benefits Doty House
A backyard carnival organized by Andrew Morris at 4512 Hannah Drive raised $23.69 for Doty House. Helpers included Robert Morris, David and Ricky Pearce, Patty and Timmy Hume and Matt Minehart. Prizes were donated by neighbors.
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Doty House
Andrew Morris
Hannah Drive
Andy
Robert Morris
David
Ricky Pearce
Patty
Timmy Hume
Matt Minehart
Obituary Notices for Five Local Residents
Mrs. Margaret Vanderhaar aged 63 of 130 Grencross Ave. Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Stephen's Church. Joseph Porter aged 82 of 2809 Dixie Highway services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at North Seventh Street Church of Christ. John Blaylock aged 69 of 1332 Vanderveer Ave. private services Wednesday at Campbell. Mrs. Ezra Jordan aged 79 of 825 Campbell Ave. services today at Webb.
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Margaret Vanderhaar
Grencross Ave
St. Stephen’s
Joseph Porter
Dixie’ Highway
North Seventh Street Church of Christ
John Blaylock
Vanderveer
Campbell
Ezra Jordan
Campbell Ave
Webb
Vocational Guidance Seminar at Montgomery JVS July 26
Montgomery JVS in Clayton teams with Miami University and the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School to offer a vocational guidance seminar from July 26 to August 6 under the State Department of Education. Co directors are Dr George Slinger of Miamis School of Education and David Quick county supervisor of pupil personnel services. The session targets vocational counselors in secondary feeder schools in the county.
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Oxford
Miami University
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Clayton
State Department of Education
George Slinger
Miami
School of Education
David Quick
Montgomery County
Tehachapi Prison Guards Told to Talk Nicely After Protest
At California Correctional Institution near Tehachapi more than 200 inmates protested alleged harassment. Guards fired six warning shots from 40 foot towers. no injuries, windows broken, calm restored as inmate committee urged better treatment.
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George Johnston
California Correctional Institution
Tehachapi
Johnston
Puerto Rican Parrot Wings Toward Oblivion
Interior Department biologists in Laurel Maryland launched a campaign to save the Puerto Rican parrot, perhaps the world’s rarest bird, from extinction with only 11 individuals known. Aiming to pair captive females with a captured male, they hope to restart breeding at Pantuxent Wildlife Research Station and San Diego Zoo.
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Washington
Interior Department
Laurel
Kay C. Erickson
Interior Deartment
Pantuxent
Erickson
San Diego Zoo
Puerto Rico
Soviets Tighten Jewish Emigration To Israel
Soviet government cuts daily Jewish departures to Israel from 36 to five amid Arab criticism and bureaucratic strain. Informants say emigration will stay low until a central department is reorganized. Some emigrants face 4000 rubles exit fees and 10 percent salary deposits are seized from state savings.
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Moscow
Israel
Soviet Union
I 3 Die On Ohio Roads
Thirteen people died on Ohio roads over the weekend as the toll rises to 479 for the year. Seven fatalities occurred Saturday, three Friday night, and two Sunday, including two couples and a two year old boy. One man died in a motorcycle crash and another in a car train collision.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Oldest cornea transplanted used at Sibley Hospital
The cornea from a man who died in 1961 was transplanted into a patient at Sibley Hospital Washington. The International Eye Foundation said Sunday it is the oldest cornea ever used in a transplant with no further details available.
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Washington
Sibley Hospital
The
International Eye Foundation
Thieves Busy Around County Report Includes Auto Thefts
John Cornett reports his station wagon entered with a transistor radio lunchbox and cigarettes stolen. Jef Epperson says a tape player and tapes worth 200 dollars were taken from his car at home. A 19 year old Hamilton youth George E Barrett was arrested on breaking and entering and auto theft tied to Drake's Auto Sales theft of a 1955 car.
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John Cornett
N. Mound St
Somerville
Jef Epperson
Hamilton-Mason Road
Hamilton
George E. Barrett
Summer St
Drake’s
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Man Draws Terms For Forgery In Ohio Case
Hamilton 37 year old Stanley Reed was sentenced to two indeterminate terms in the Ohio Penitentiary for uttering and publishing a forged check and grand larceny. A third forgery count was dropped. Reed, of 232 N Second St, admitted passing a $73.44 check at Bonded Oil Station on Fifth Street April 14 and stealing $140 worth of items from the H H Motel on May 3. The judge ordered both penitentiary terms to run concurrently.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert Lb. Marrs
Stanley Reed
Second St
Reed
Fifth Street
H&h
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Marrs
Leroy Holmes
S. Fourth St
Holmes
Charles Furman
Thomas Frazier
Ohio Youth Commission
Columbus
David Black
Former Senator Nye Dies at 78 in Washington
Gerald P. Nye a former North Dakota Republican and foe of involvement in World War II died at age 78 in Georgetown University Hospital after vascular surgery. He faced 1925 Senate appointment, Teapot Dome fame, opposed Britain and lend-lease, voted for war after Pearl Harbor, later led Records Engineering Inc and housing firm work. Burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery after services at Grace Lutheran Church Tuesday.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
Great Britain
Marguerite
Nye
Georgetown University Hospital
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
British Empire
Britain
Hortonsville
Wis
Cooperstown
N.C
Public Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
Man Chased By Police Crashes Car on Sheldon Road
John Welling Jr. 19 and passenger Larry Hodson 20 were knocked unconscious when Welling fled a city patrol and crashed at 12 45 a m. Both treated and released from Middletown Hospital. Welling posted 700 bond to face charges including careless operation licenseless driving and eluding an officer.
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Sheldon Road
John Welling Jr
Middletown-Eaton Road
Larry Hodson
Elk Creek Road
Middletown
Welling
Gdlean Hensely
Singapore Prefers Young Ambassadors at UN
The Singapore mission to the United Nations in New York appoints a younger ambassador, Shanmugan Ja yakumar, age 31, with predecessor Tommy Thong Bee Koh aged 30 at start.
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United ,Nations, N.Y
Singapore
U.N
Shanmugan Jayakumar
Tommy Thong Bee Koh
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Oswald
Goldie Johnson
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Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Montgomery
Singer
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Calif
Gregory
Gregory's Steak House
Germantown RD
Gerald Nye
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Santa Fe Road
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