Deaths And Funerals Mrs Martha Botten
Mrs Martha Botten 8 sister of F Leslie Francis of Middletown died 11 15 p m yesterday at Hillandale Nursing Home Hamilton after nine years illness She was born in Mt Carmel Ohio and lived in Middletown area nine years Her husband John died in 1967 Services at 2 p m Thursday McCoy Lestier Funeral Home Rev H H Jung burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton Call hours 3 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brown Botten
F. Leslie Francis
Middletown
Hillandale Nursing Home
Hamilton
Botten
Mt. Carmel
Ohio
John
McCoy- Lestier Funeral Home
H. H. Jung
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Cora May Marshall 89 died at Powell Nursing Home
Mrs. Cora May Marshall of Middletown, age 89, died at 12 15 a m yesterday at Powell Nursing Home Fairfield after a nine year stay. Born in Blanchester, she was married to Horace who died in 1954. Survived by son Walter Carter of Berkeley Calif two daughters Alberta Marshall and Mrs Robert Weirkuf of Dayton and Mrs Louella Garrad of Covington Ky a brother Melvin Hall of Chillicothe and two sisters Mrs Albert Thompson and Miss Rowena Shillall of Wilmington Services 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Rufus Fry officiating Burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Marshall
Middletown
Powell Nursing Home
Fairfield
Marshall
Blanchester
Horace
Walter Carter
Berkeley
Calif
Alberta Marshall
Robert Weirkuf
Dayton
Louella Garrad
Covington
Melvin Hall
Chillicothe
Albert Thompson
Rowena Shlall
Wilmington
McCoy- Leffler
Rufus Fry
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Death of Mrs Jennie Carson Parks at Mt. Pleasant Home
Mrs. Jennie Carson Parks 83 died at 12:01 a.m. today at Mt. Pleasant Home Monroe where she had been a patient four years. She formerly lived in Wheelersburg Ohio where she worked 23 years as a registered nurse for Selby Shoe Co. Surviving are a son Dr. Robert Carson Middletown two step daughters Mrs Wilma Wills Seymour Iowa and Mrs Merne Forsythe Ankin Minn a step son Floyd Parks Seymour and a sister Mrs
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Jennie Carson Parks
Mt. Pleasant Home
Monroe
Parks
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Selby Shoe Co
Robert Carson
Middletown
Wilma Wills
Seymour
Iowa
Merne Forsythe
Ankin
Minn
Floyd Parks
Germantown Man Howard Chryst 73 Dies at Local Hospital
Howard Chryst 73 of 1132 North Cherry Street Germantown died at 6 p m yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a Saturday admission. He was a retired Germantown area farmer. Surviving wife Ruth a stepson Jim Clark Germantown and a grandson. Services set for 11 a m Thursday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Pastor Earl Chadwick officiating. Burial planned in Germantown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Howard Chryst
Cherry St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Mr. Chryst
Germantown Area
Ruth
Jim Clark
John Arpp
Earl Chadwick
Germantow
Peter A Janetos 76 longtime Ohio Ice Cream Co founder dies
Peter A Janetos 76 of 390 New London Road retired president of the Ohio Ice Cream Co cofounder in 1918 and longtime leader dies at Mercy Hospital. Survived by wife Photine son Dr George Janetos of Palo Alto Greek siblings and one grandchild. Services at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Middletown with a Proeschel Funeral Home visitation and Order of Ahepa and Trisagion rites. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Peter A Jenetos
New London Road
Ohio Ice Cream Co
Mercy Hospital
Janetos
Ice Cream Company
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Middletown
Photine
George Janetos
Palo Alto
Calif
Greece
Milton Efthimous
Greenwood Cemetery
Proeschel
Obituary Notices for Janet Griffin and William Phillips
Janet Griffin four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Griffin of 460 S Third St has services at 11 am tomorrow at Hall Jordan. William Phillips 73 of Shandon has services today in Danville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Griffin
Willie Griffin
Third St
Hall-Jordan
William Phillips
Shandon
Danville
Rail expansion in Henan doubles rail network by 1969
The Chinese Communist magazine Peking Review reports that more than 450 miles of new railroad lines were built from 1966 to 1969 in Henan province, quadrupling the existing network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Henan
Peking Review
Ohio Vet Arrested After Firing Shot In Airliner
A U S Vietnam veteran, 21, identified as Caputo, a Cleveland native with Italian citizenship, was arrested in Rome after allegedly firing a .38 caliber pistol through a lavatory wall on a Pan American jumbo jet from New York to Rome. Authorities found an automatic rifle and 499 bullets in his luggage. The shot pierced the lavatory wall and seat base, embedding in the floor. Caputo claimed the pistol fired accidentally while unloading. He said he planned to deliver arms to San Pietro in Guarano, Calabria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ithan
Pan American World Airways
Atlantic
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Vietnam
Caputo
New York
San Pietro
Guarano
Cosenza
Calabria
Candlelight Killer Strangles Young Man Linked to Ritual Slayings
Police seek a self styled killer dubbed The Candlelight Killer after a string of murders across California. Robert Liberty 23 was named by detectives as a suspect, with prior insanity findings and recent alleged crimes including a 7 year old assault and robberies. The case parallels the Zodiac murders in scope and taunting notes to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Robert Liberty
Liberty
Atascadero
Thomas Astronia
Maron
Orange County
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Westminster
Robert Irion
Richard Greytak
Irion
California
Zodiac
Judge Bars OSU Strike Leaders From Disrupting Campus
Franklin County judge issued a temporary injunction against eight Ohio State University students and others to stop disrupting university operations after a 12 day shutdown. Plaintiffs seek permanent injunction and $1 million in damages. no trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Franklin County Common ‘Pleas
Tom Moody
David Young
Lorraine Iris
Rao cites India grain production doubling from irrigation
India's irrigation minister K L Rao says annual grain output rose from 50 million to 100 million tons since 19 due to expanded irrigation. He notes the growth is a direct result of water management and project development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
K. L. Rao
India
Rezoning Hearing Put Off Amid Crowd Protest
Clearcreek Zoning Board postponed a decision on Ralph Stolle’s 35 acre rezoning request for light industry in part of his 435 acre farm after a large crowd of township residents objected. The land sits beside South Dayton Airport on Lytle Five Points Road, with the remainder in Montgomery County. A July 14 hearing was set to allow Stolle to present further details with a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearcreek Zoning Board
Ralph Stolle
Stolle
Clearcreek Township
Montgomery County
Warren County
Baughman
South
Dayton Airport
Lytle Five Points Road
Kosygin to retire as Soviet premier reports say
The Daily Mail reports Alexei N. Kosygin will step down this month with deputy premiers Kiril Mazurov or Dmitri Polyansky set to take over. Western officials, citing no new indications, say Kremlin shakeup speculation continues ahead of the Soviet parliamentary elections due Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kiril Mazurov
Dmitri Polyansky
Kosygin
Moscow
Kremlin
Armco Speakers Outline Pollution Cures at Cleveland Forum
Armco Steel Corp specialists John E. Barker and R. A. Adams were slated to address an environmental quality forum in Cleveland sponsored by the American Society for Metals. Barker would review Armco's 14 air and water quality systems from Middletown Works, while Adams discussed the off gas system removing red smoke and other waste from basic oxygen steelmaking furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Cleveland
American Society For Metals
John E. Barker
Armeco
Middletown
R. A. Adams
Australia to welcome at least two million immigrants in 1970s
Australian immigration minister Phillip Lynch said Australia expects at least another two million people to move there during the 1970s. He noted the country has received nearly three million immigrants since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Phillip Lynch
Australia
Lynch
Butler Center Plans Training Facility For Mentally Retarded
Preliminary drawings for the Butler Center for Mental Retardation are due by late summer with working plans by November. Architect Gerald Hammond’s firm reports bids could be sought before year’s end on county owned property between the fairgrounds and Garfield High School. Board chairman Edwin Pyle Jr. notes classes will continue in temporary quarters until completion and funds from the construction levy require final financial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Estes
Butler County Board of Mental Retardation
Gerald Hammond
Steed, Hammond & Associates
Fairgrounds
Garfield High School
Edwin Pyle Jr
Pyle
Armco Steel Opens Free Information Center Tours
Armco Steel invites the public to tour its new Information Center at Curtis Street and Forest Avenue. Free slide shows movies and exhibits run weekdays 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and weekends 1:00 to 5:00 pm, with activities for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel
Curtis St
Forest Ave
Ruppert to Speak at Middletown Democrat Club
James Ruppert, Democratic candidate for Congress from the 4th District, will address the Middletown Democrat Club at Eastern Lanes Thursday at 7 45 p m. Members will vote on amendments to the club constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ruppert
Middletown
Democrat Club
Eastern Lanes
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Mrs
Martha Botten
Daehler
Portsmouth
Cora Marshall
Jennie Parks
Peter A. Janetos
William J. Janssen
Little Chute
Wisc
Benedict Janssen
Janssen
Menasha Dam
Vallejo
San Francisco Bay
Lake Bergessa
San Francisco
Columbus
OSU
Cohen
Paul Cook
Michael White
Edmund W. Boston
William T. Kilgore
Joel Ann Todd
Young
Militant
ROTC
IBM
Beck-Talbert Pontiac
Central Avenue
Springboro
Armco
Butler Center For
Information Center
New High School
Gerald C. Antonine
Newton
Mass
Northeastern University
Northeastern
Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
National
The
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