Annual Crippled Children's Camp Opens June 18
Applications are being taken for a week long summer camp for disabled children under 14 at Camp Campbell Gard near Hamilton from June 18 to 24. The program, free of charge, is run by the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults with a nurse on duty and one counselor per five or six children.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Lucille Maddox
Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Students Riot In Santiago Over Education Reform
Police fired on hundreds of students rioting in downtown Santiago during a two day nationwide strike. Four people were seriously wounded. about 20 police injured by thrown stones and 38 youths arrested. Demonstrators demanded reform of education methods.
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Santiago
Chile
Germantown Infant Dies. Pneumonia Ruled Cause
One month old John Allen Briggs of Germantown found dead in bassinet from pneumonia per Montgomery County coroner. Survived by parents Elmer and unnamed mother, a brother Terry Lee, maternal grandparents Waite, paternal Briggs. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Calls after 4 p.m. today.
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Germantown
John Allen Briggs
Elmer Briggs
Montgomery County
Terry Lee
Theodore Waite
Willard Briggs
Farmersville
John Arpp
Germantown Cemetery
Middletown Woman Maria Cmehil Dies at 75
Mrs. Maria H Cmehil 75 of 4115 Helton Drive died at Middletown Hospital about 10 45 p m after two weeks as a patient She was born in Trnava Czechoslovakia and lived in Middletown since 1924 She is survived by two sons Joseph Indianapolis and Steve Beth el a daughter Mrs Richard Shibley Middletown 17 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren A Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a m Saturday at St John s Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Friday 2 5 and 7 9 p m Rosary 7 0 p m
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Senior Citizens Club
Dayton
Raymond W
Ethan Lewis
Weldon
Ralph
Paul
Robert
Germantown
Willard
Detroit
Donald
Eaton
Ruth, Weaver
Irene Bursk
Middletown
Lairie Sexton
Oregonia
Ada Surness
Waynesville
Reba Fox
Mason
Cecelia Mounts
Cincinnati
Chester Snook
William Snook
John Arpp
South Lebanon
Maria H. Cmehil
Helton Drive
Middletown Hospital
Cmehil
Trnava
Czechoslovakia
St. John's Church
Altar Rosary Society
Joseph J
Indianapolis
Steve
Bethel
Richard Shibley
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Services for Sam Lato Sr Rescheduled for 9 A.M. Tomorrow
Sam Lato Sr died yesterday at 4623 Timber Lane Drive. A Requiem High Mass will be sung at St John’s Church at 9 A.M. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is today at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home from 7 to 9 P.M. The Rosary is at 7:30 P.M. at the funeral home. Donations may be made to the Butler County Heart Fund.
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Sam Lato Sr
St. John's Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Butler County Heart Fund
Lato
Timber Lane Drive
Mrs. Eves Smith Dies in Germantown at 65
Mrs. Eves Smith of Germantown aged 65 died at 12 15 a m yesterday at her Germantown Route 1 home after a three month illness. Born in South Lebanon she moved from Middletown 32 years ago and was a member of the First Baptist Church.
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Germantown
Eves Smith
Middletown
Germantown Rt. 1
Longtime Lebanon Bank Official Mrs Schwartz Dies
Mrs. Sarah G. Schwartz 75 longtime head of the note and discount department at Lebanon Citizens National Bank died at her home 116 N Broadway. She retired in 1956 after 43 years serving five presidents. Survived by sister Mrs Frances Mulloy. husband Everett preceded in death. Services Friday 3 p m Oswald Memorial Home with Rev J T Mc Hendry. burial Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Lebanon
Sarah G.schwartz
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
N. Broadway
Schwartz
Cagier
Everett
Frances Mulloy
Oswald
J. T. McHendry
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
Obituary Notices for Wilder Miller Widmann Day
Mrs. Catherine Wilder 73 of 1340 West Elkton Road dies. services at 2 p m tomorrow. Mrs Estella B Miller 83 formerly of Hamilton dies. services 10 a m tomorrow. Mrs Anna E Widmann 75 2676 Mason Road Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m tomorrow St Veronica Church. Harold R Day 57 315 N University Ave Oxford services 2 p m tomorrow.
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Catherine Wilder
West Elkton Road
Griesmer-Grim
Estella B. Miller
Hamilton
Klaus-Weigel
Anna E. Widmann
Mason Road
St. Veronica
Harold R. Day
N. University Ave
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
St Louis newspaperman Cornelius Kelliher dies at 51
Cornelius Lee Kelliher, 51, veteran St. Louis newspaperman, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He joined the St. Louis Post Dispatch in 1956 after 19 years as a Globe-Democrat feature writer, and was born in Moberly, Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Cornelius Lee Kelliher
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Moberly
Treasury to continue minting silver half dollars
Treasury plans to keep producing silver half dollar coins and honor historical figures. The coin program reinforces U S monetary traditions and commemorates notable contributors to American history.
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U.S. Treasury
Ben Franklin
GOP May Keep Session Going
The Republican led General Assembly weighs a summer recess starting around June 24 rather than final adjournment to remain able to act if Democratic agency directors threaten service cuts amid Republican budget slashes.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Associated Press
Michael V. DiSalle
Johnson urges ads men to better sell U S aims abroad
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told a Washington Advertising Council meeting that the United States lags behind the Communists in projecting its image. He said Americans must clearly present their desires, real objectives, and humanitarian efforts like Point Four, arguing critics view arms control as aggression.
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Washington
Lyndor B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
The
Advertising Council
Extra Trucks Added For Trenton Cleanup
Extra trucks were deployed today for phase two of Trenton's first annual cleanup campaign. Free extra trash collections occurred Monday and Tuesday for merchants cleaning business districts. residents can still request pickups by calling Village Inspector James Alexander at 66312.
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Trenton
James Alexander
Incorporation Articles Filed for Two Local Firms
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State Ted W. Brown for the Diplomat Development Co. Inc. and Morgan Enterprises Inc. Petitioners for the Diplomat Development Co. are James A. Curry Sr. and attorneys Elliott D. and Barry J. Levey with Curry as agent. Filers for Morgan Enterprises are Allen H. Morgan, Barry Levy and Joseph H. Herr.
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Diplomat Development Co.,Inc
Morgan Enterprises, Inc
Ted W. Brown
Diplomat Development Co
James A. Curry Sr
Grand Ave
Elliott D
Barry J. Levey
Curry
Morgan Enterprises
Allen H. Morgan
18Th Ave
Barry Levy
Joseph H. iHerr
Bellhop's Touch Plan Ends In Jail
A 19 year old bellhop in Lafayette Indiana was jailed after a scheme to solicit donations from famous names in a Who's Who in America copy. Larry D Cook sent 800 letters asking for small donations to fund college aims claiming he wanted to become a teacher. Police determined no postal violation occurred and released him after review by Capt James F Washburn and Postmaster Albert Pyke.
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Larry D. Cook
America
J. W. Albig
Gettysburg
Lafayette
Cook
James F. Washburn
Albert Pyke
Wiring Starts Residence Fire at Wilmore Drive Home
Defective wiring caused a fire at 1408 Wilmore Drive in the Ray Thompson residence with about 500 dollars in damage. Buildings and contents suffered 300 and 200 dollars respectively, while Garland Ingram owns the home at 1406 Wilmore Drive. Emergency crews also treated 15 month old Jeffery Smith at 1400 Sycamore Street for convulsions before transport to Middletown Hospital.
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Ray Thompson
Wilmore Drive
Garland Ingram
Sycamore St
Jeffery Smith
Middletown Hospital
Coins Bearing Monograms Mark Early Greek and Roman Mints
Early Greek and Roman coins often show monograms of rulers or issuing towns. These symbols identified authority and origin, aiding authentication and trade in ancient economies.
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Society
Rotary
S. Front St
Woodwide
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Wilson
Mrs. Eves Smith
Sarah G. Schwartz
Butler County
Gop
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Montreal
Bellhop
Lafayette, Ind
Norman O. Tietjens
Napoleon
Ohio
U.S. Tax Court
J. E. Murdock
Greensourg
Tietjens
Dean
Doan
Oswalt
Manchester
Mieula
Windsor
Oswalts
Dillman’s
Campbells
Eavey’s
Nancy Lee
Navy Beans
Bologna
Charmin
Jack Frost
Morton
Calif
Sherman & Sutphin
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