Infant Beasley Dies Private Services Planned
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beasley Jr. of 205 W. Roger Drive Trenton dies yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Private services set for Saturday at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 210 S Main St with Rev Paul Bergdell officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Riggs Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Beasley Jr
W. Roger Drive
Trenton
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
S. Main St
Paul Bergdell
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Obituary notices for Mae Hussey and Myrtle Ritter in local records
Mae June Hussey aged 4 formerly of Chicago died at Garden Manor Nursing Home where she had been a patient since August 1 19. Services will be held at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev E Eugene Frazer presiding Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Chicago Myrtle Ritter 79 of 907 Second Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 833 pm after a six month heart ailment She is survived by husband Gus two daughters Alma Moon and Eileen McDonald a son Robert Sr sister Hazel Ritter six grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services for Wass of the Resurrection will be sung at Holy Trinity Church Burial at Joseph KR Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow with viewing times listed
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Mae June Hussey
Chicago
Garden Manor
Frank
Chicago Evening Post
Riggs
E. Eugene
Myrtle Ritter
Scond Ave
Middletown Hospital
Ritter
Rockdale
Middletown
Gus
Alma Moon
Eileen McDonald
Fort Worth
Robert Sr
Hazel Ritter
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph KR. Baker & Sons
Millard F Williams leads East Ohio United Methodists event
More than 1,700 ministers and laymen gathered at Lakeside for the first annual meeting of the East Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church. The session featured orders of ministry and a tribute to retiring ministers, with ordination planned for Sunday morning. Millard F Williams, 72, of Middletown, died yesterday after a long city service career. The conference includes ten immediate members and 308,56 churches across the eastern Ohio conferences.
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Lakeside, Ohio
Lakeside
East Ohio
United Methodst Church
Francie E Xearns
Canton
Millard F. Wiliams
Garfield St
Middletown
Williams
Ohio
Ohio East
Army Air Force
Ohico Sandusky
Ohio South
Singe
Caarches
Infant son of Don and Mrs Shelley remembered at graveside service
Graveside rites for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Don Shelley of 7145 Franklin Lebanon Road take place at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Miami Valley Memory Garden. The service will be officiated by Rev Floyd Cle and Rev John Caddy with viewing hours 1 to 2 p m at Kettering Memorial Hospital Eaton facility.
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Don Shelley
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Miami Valley Memory Garden
Floyd Cle
John Caddy
Eaton Funeral Home
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Local Obituaries from McKee and Nearby Areas
Herman Tincher age 36 of Grand Bivd. 2517 to be served 2 p.m. Saturday in McKee Kentucky. Tina Parker age 75 of Stahlheber Road 2251 graveside service. John Schuitheiss age 26 of Rockford Drive 399 service 10 a.m. tomorrow in Zettler. Gertrude Davis age 71 in New Miami Nursing Home service 1 p.m. tomorrow in Green. Lorraine Rook age 76 of Greismer Ave. 3016 service 10 a.m. tomorrow in Colligan.
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Herman Tincher
Grand Bivd
McKee
Tina Parker
Stahlheber Road
John Schuitheiss
Rockford Drive
Zettler
Gertrude Davis
New Miami Nursing Home
Green
Lorraine Rook
Greismer Ave
Colligan
Poor patients, jeans and crisis medicine in Ann Arbor
Dr Edward C Pierce a physician who swapped a $30 000 practice for a sliding scale clinic treats poor patients. He works with Dr Jerry S Walden in a small medical center and at St Joseph Mercy Hospital handling up to 9 patients daily amid a mostly black clientele. The center plans a move to a 13 room mansion and seeks Model Cities funds to add a dentist and social worker.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Edward C. Pierce
Pierce
Jerry S. Walden
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Chicago 7 Defendants Warn July Fourth Honor America Plans
Rennie Davis and 15 others, as Chicago 7 defendants, warn Honor America Day plans could trigger a mass confrontation with 15,000 youths at the Washington Monument. They urge a revised program to include all ages and races and to avoid a national disaster.
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Wasilington
America
Chicago 7
Rennie Davis
Davis
Washington Monument
AMA broadens scope of good treatment at annual convention
At its 118th annual meeting in Chicago the American Medical Association adopted resolutions backing factual research and new delivery methods for health care. The group urged broader focus beyond medical care to education housing environment transportation civil rights and poverty alleviation. President Walter Bornemeier called for innovation and on the job training with outside physicians.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Association Suy
AMA
Androld
Walter C. Bornemeier
Bornemeier
Miami University Spring Enrollment Totals by Campus
The Miami Registrar reports spring quarter enrollment at 13 802 across three campuses. Oxford Campus holds 11 036 students, Middletown 936, and Hamilton 1 050, with undergraduate totals of 10 060, 1 676 and 918 respectively.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Middletown
Hamilton
Campaign raises 11500 for Arthritis Drive in Butler County
A total of 11500 was collected in the Butler County campaign of the 1970 Arthritis Drive. Funds will support local services in research, physical therapy, counseling, equipment loans, education and seminars. Butler County Branch is served from the Ohio Valley Chapter in Cincinnati.
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Butler County
George C. Glass
Arnold Drive
James E. Dumford
Kensington St
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Reading Road
Marine Found Innocent In 16 Vietnam Deaths
Pfc. Thomas R. Boyd, 19, Evansville Indiana, found not guilty of unpremeditated murder in the Son Thang killings in Vietnam. He cried, thanked his attorney, and embraced fellow Marines outside the Da Nang court. Another Marine, Pfc. Samuel Green faces trial July 20 on 16 counts.
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Vietnam
DA Nang
Pfc
Thomas R. Boyd
Evansville
Ind
Howard T. Trackman
Son Thang
Here
Boyd
Louis
Green 18
Cleveland
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