Deaths and Funerals for W Earl Beam in Florida
William Barm Beam 45 of Middletown died after drowning in an undertow while swimming with a brother in law off Punta Gorda Florida during a three week vacation. He moved from Middletown to Shadow Lake near Mason last year and worked 16 years at Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works as a store room clerk East Processing. Surviving include wife Gloria a daughter Linda father William J Beam of Peeples three brothers John Roy Russell and six sisters. Services set for Friday at Wilson Memorial Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation times listed and church service to follow. Mr Ballard died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
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Gulf of Mexico
Punta Gorda
Fla
William Barm
Eaton Ave
Beam
Florida
Middletown
Shadow Lake
Armco Steel Corp
East Processing
Adams County
Mason
Glenia
Linda
William J
Peebles
John
Roy
Russell
Xenia
Ruby Tolle
Arli Stewart
Norma Branscome
Miamisburg
Darlene Satterfield
West Union
Dorothy Shanks
Vandalia
Shirley Tolle
Jamestown
Wilson Memorial Home
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Services for Mose S Ball Held at Grand Avenue Church of God
Funeral services for Mose S Ball 64 of 1604 Rayviele are set for 2 p.m. at Grand Avenue Church of God with Reverends Clifford Hutchinson and Henry Friends presiding. Visitation will be at Joseph R Baker & Son Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Mose S. Ball
Rayviele
Grand Avenue Church
Oscar Chance Rites Set After Middletown Death
Oscar Chance 76 of 6630 Evelyn Drive died 9:42 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a four day illness. He was born in Huntsville a long time Middletown resident a retired painter a World War I veteran and a member of Jefferson Lodge 90 F and AM Surviving are his wife Susie three stepsons Gere Harold Cook and Joseph Ponder Jr all of Middletown a sister Mrs Dora Fouts of Middletown and seven grandchildren Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating Burial will follow Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m A Masonic service at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Oscar Chance
Evelyn Drive
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Chance
Huntsville
Middletown
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Susie
Gere
Harold Cook
Joseph Ponder Jr
Dora Fouts
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Martha Doench Dies in Middletown at 67
Mrs Martha Doench 67 of 600 N Verity Pkwy died at 7 20 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a illness dating back to Thursday. She attended Miami University and belonged to Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Elks Women’s Auxiliary. A former Oxford home economics teacher, she moved to Middletown 36 years ago from Hamilton. Survived by daughter Sally Popp of Kettering a brother Roger Rothwell of Middletown and two grandchildren. Services at Riggs Foll Home Thursday at 10 am with Rev H H J dating. Burial Grey Cemetery Hamilton.
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Martha Doench
Verity
Middletown Hospital
Doench
Middletown
Hamilton
Sally Popp
Kettering
Roger Rothwell
Riggs Foll
Grey Cemetery
Hamiltn
Obituary: Mrs Nannie Elkins 82 at Oaklawn Nursing Home
Mrs. Nannie Lou Elkins 82 of 1814 Central Ave died at 5 90 a m today at Oaklawn Nursing Home Eaton where she had resided since March 30. Survived by son Ada Davis a half sister Goldie Irvin 18 great grandchildren eight grandchildren. Services set for Friday at 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev J Herschel Caudill to officiate. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 7 and 9 p m.
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Nannie Lou Elkins
Central Ave
Oaklawn
Eaton
Ada Davis
Piqua
Goldie Irvin
Middletown
McCoy-Leffleruneral
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Trucker Donald Hunt Dies on Job at Project 600
Donald G. Hunt 54 of 216 Renee Drive died yesterday noon of a heart attack on the job with McGraw Construction Co. He was a Middletown native and lifelong resident. Survived by wife Leola, two daughters Shirley Gividen and Phyllis McChesney, sister Alice Huff, and three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. John's Church. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation at Eat on Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Donald G. Hunt
Renee Drive
Hunt
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown
Leola
Shirley Gividen
Phyllis McChesney
Alice Huff
Franklin
St. John's Church
Springboro Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Requiem Mass for Carl Spang Held in Germantown
Carl Robert Spang aged 63 of Germantown Rt 1 died Saturday. A High Mass for the late Mr Spang will be sung at 9 30 a m tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church Dayton. Friends may call at Riesinger Memorial Chapel today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. Surviving are daughter Carroll Riesinger of Dayton two sisters Mary Schaefer of Kettering and Margaret Nicolay of Cleveland a brother Frederick of Dayton and seven grandchildren.
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Germantown
Carl Robert Spang
Memorial services for Mrs Rose Trochelman in Lebanon
Mrs Rose Trochelman 75 of 15 N West St Lebanon died yesterday at home Her services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home Burial will follow in Maineville Cemetery Friends may call today from 4 to 9 pm Surviving are son Charles Blanchester three daughters Edna Kelly Morrow Mary Neibert Ruth Kelly Lebanon a sister Myra Weiglein Lebanon nine grandchildren four great grandchildren
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Lebanon
Rose Trochelman
N. West St
Oswald
Maineville
Trochelman
Charles
Blanchester
Edna Kelly
Morrow
Mary Neibert
Ruth Kelly
Myra Weiglein
Mrs Glady s Wills Services in Dayton
Mrs Gladys Wills 54 of Dayton sister of Mrs Dorothy Cure of Springboro dies Saturday. Services set for 1 30 p.m. tomorrow at Roberts Funeral Home Dayton with burial at David Cemetery Dayton. Survived by husband Gilbert and three brothers all of Dayton.
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Glayds M. Wills
Dayton
Dorothy Cure
Springboro
Roberts Funeral Home
David Cemetery
Wills
Gilbert
Mrs Wooddell to be Held at Oswald Memorial Home
Mrs Mary Evelyn Wooddell 45 of 209 N High St will lie in state at Oswald Memorial Home from 6 to p m today. Funeral 10 a m tomorrow burial Lebanon Cemetery with survivors including husband Ira son Robert of West Carrollton father Henry Isaacs Lebanon brothers Willie Homer Isaacs Lebanon and sister Mamie Bailey Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Mary Evelyn Wooddell
N. High St
Oswald
Wooddell
Ira
Robert
West Carrollton
Henry Isaacs
Willie
Homer Isaacs
Mamie Bailey
Funeral Directors' Father Dies in Middletown
Stephen J. Schramm Sr. 78 father of S. Joseph Schramm Jr. and Richard Schramm, directors of Schramm Funeral Home, died at 9 15 a.m. at Middletown Hospital after admission. He lived at 23 Magnolia Drive, born in Hungary, came to the United States 70 years ago, resident of Middletown 33 years, and a Holy Trinity Church member. Surviving wife Elsie, two sons, a brother John of California, and 17 grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Schramm Funeral Home.
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Stephen J. Schramm, Sr
S. Joseph Schramm Jr
Richard Schramm
Schramm
John
California
Schramm Funeral Home
Missing Hamilton GI Confirmed Casualty
Army Spec. 4 Kenneth Bertsch 22, of 1900 West Elkton Road, was missing in Vietnam since September 13 after a helicopter crash. His body was found and will be returned to Campbell Funeral Home for funeral services. Survived by his parents Clarence and his wife, a brother and a sister. He served with the 68th Assault Helicopter Company since late 1965.
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Hamilton
A_ Hamilton
Vietnam
Clarence Bertsch
West Elkton Road
Army Spec
Kenneth Bertsch
Bertsch
68Th Assault Heliicopter Company
Campbell Funeral Home
Fire destroys car after tire bearing failure on I 75
Walter Williams of Dayton attempted to change a tire on Interstate 75 near the Route 122 intersection last night. He reported a right rear wheel bearing overheated at about 8:15 p.m., the bearing sparked the tire, flames spread to the car, and the vehicle was a total loss.
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Franklin
Walter Williams
Dayton
Williams
Franklin Fire
Rt. 122
FAO approves 10000 tons wheat for Afghanistan relief
The U.N. FAO authorizes 10,000 tons of wheat from its stocks to aid Afghanistan amid 1966 drought induced shortages. The shipment is set to arrive in September to ease hunger and stabilize supplies.
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Rome
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Afghanistan
First Hearing On Caesars Creek Project Draws 700
More than 700 people attended the first public hearing at the Clinton Massie gym for the Caesars Creek reservoir project. It would cost 23.3 million dollars with 450 thousand dollars appropriated to begin land acquisition and 1.2 million pending for 1968. The dam near Caesars Creek will be 2650 feet long, 904 feet in elevation, with four dikes planned and 242 families to be relocated.
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Harveysburg
Clinton - Massie
Caesars Creek
J. A. Shewski
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Louisville
Fred Morgan
Corps
Little Miami River
Morgan
Ohio 73
Jntervals
New Burlington
Little Miami
Tracks Cleared For Rail Bill By House Committee
The House Commerce Committee approved 18 to 14 a measure identical to the Senate version to curb a possible nationwide rail strike. The plan, with 90 days of mediation and a federal board imposed settlement if needed, covers 137000 workers in six unions. The full House action was expected later in the week before the June 19 deadline.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Senate
House Rules Committee
Freak Accident Kills Farmer in Butler County
Delbert Watkins 74 died in a tractor mishap on his Ross area farm. He attached a chain and post to the tractor to pull the post under the wheel, and the post swung up crushing him. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone said it was accidental. services pending at Young Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ross
Delbert Watkins
Herman Road
Watkins
Egar
Garret J. Boone
Mercy Hospital
Young Ambulance
Young Funeral Home
Hamilton Cleves Road
Grange Dates Are Announced
Three Butler County Grange dates are set with Riley hosting a June 27 covered dish supper and open house Fairfield Grange planning a June 28 program Elk Creek hosting a July 15 Pomona Grange meeting featuring home economics baking and sewing contests Winners include Mrs Richard Maier Miss Barbara Zecher and Mrs Cecil Barnthouse in baked goods and Miss Zecher along with Miss Ruth Ann Zecher and Mrs C R Gerard in sewing with Nellie Losh of Mt Pleasant Home as judge
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Grange
Riley
Fairfield Grange
Pomona Grange
Elk Creek
Bounty Home Economics Committee
Monroe Grange
Richard Maier
Barbara Zecher
Zecher
C. R. Gerard
Ruth Ann Zecher
Nellie Losh
Mt. Pleasant Home
Obituary Notices for Deland Isaacs Louis Jackson and Others
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and addresses. Deland Isaacs 70 at 1130 West ern Ave with 2 pm service at Princeton Road Church of God. Louis Jackson 79 of 953 Greenwood Ave with service today at Brown-Dawson. John Rowland 46 of 1306 Sip ple Ave with 2 pm service tomorrow at Twinbrook Hills Baptist Church. Harold Owens 56 of Fairfield with 2 pm service tomorrow at Young. Troy White 73 of New Miami with 1 pm service tomorrow at Green. Pete Rawls 62 of Rigdon St with service today at Israel Baptist Church.
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Louis Jackson
Greenwood Ave
Brown-Dawson
John Rowland
Sipple Ave
Tomorow
Twinbrook Hills Baptist Church
Harold Owens
Fairfield
Young
Troy White
New Miami
Green
Pete, Rawls
Rigdon St
Isreal Baptist Church
Lebanon hires Towle as coach and adds pupil supervision
Lebanon school board approves Roger Towle Jr as assistant football coach and English teacher amid push for more afternoon pupil supervision. Towle, ex Batavia HS athletic director and Waynesville HS teacher, joins Alison Acchione to teach Spanish and expand it to a four year course. Betty McFarland to teach kindergarten. new textbooks adopted.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
Rodger Towle Jr
Towle
Batavia High School
Waynesville High School
Jon
Alison Acchione
Wilmington College
Betty McFarland
Cumberland, Ky
Bennett Defends Panel Over Dodd Censure Inquiry
Sen. Wallace Bennett says the ethics committee bent over backward to be fair to Sen. Thomas Dodd during a 14 month probe. He notes findings included use of political funds for personal benefit and double billing for travel as the base for a censure resolution. The debate opened as the Senate considered the complaint.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Wallace F. Bennett
Ratah
Connecticut
Sen
Dodd
Senate
Bipartisan
Bennett
John Stennis
D-Miss
Tufts Family Keeps Keys of Academic Honor
Professor Eugene S. Ashton and his wife Mildred hold Phi Beta Kappa keys at Tufts University. Their daughter Stephanie, a senior, also received a key this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecord
Mass
Tufts University
Phi Beta
Eugene S. Ashton
Mildred
Stephanie
Tufts
Mariner 5 Ready For Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP preparations press forward for Mariner 5 to launch toward Venus on Wednesday at 1 47 a m EDT from Cape Kennedy Atlas Agena booster power ready. Officials report all systems go and technicians told to start countdown as the Soviet Venus probe also seeks life indicators.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Launc
Venus
Mariner 5
Soviet Union
U.S
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United States Supreme Court Asociate
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High Court
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Monroe
Deland Isaacs
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Butler County Shell Jobber
Curtis St
Hartman
Armbruster
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