Deaths and Funerals
Lebanon native Mrs. Clara A Armbruster 74 of Middletown dies at Middletown Hospital after a month there. Survived by husband David and several children, grandchildren, great grandchildren. Mass Tuesday at St. John’s Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Armbruster
Poinciana Road
David E. Armbruster
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Armbruster
Lebanon
Middletown Area
David
Frank
Robert
Trenton
Frederick
Waukegan
Ill
Helen Denisi
William B Belden dies at 68 in Cleveland Heights
William B Belden 68 of 17471 Shelburne Cleveland Heights died yesterday at home. He was retired from Republic Steel Corp. Survived by wife Jean and three daughters including Mrs Thomas F Tuttle of Middletown and two others in Cleveland. Memorial services 4 30 p m Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church Cleveland Heights. Memorial gifts to William B Belden Memorial Collection for the Humanities Library of University School Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Belden
Shelburne
Cleveland Heights
Thomas F. Tuttle
Middletown
Republic Steel Corp
Jean
Dudley Yost
Carlton Coolidge
Cleveland
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Infant stillborn daughter of Kieswetter family
The infant daughter of Mrs. Susan Kieswetter of 709 Woodsdale Road Trenton and the late Thomas J. Kieswetter was stillborn at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Graveside services were held at Woodside Cemetery with arrangements by Wilson Schramm Memorial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kieswetter
Woodsdale Road
Trenton
Thomas J. Kieswetter
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Cincinnati
William Kieswetter
Middletown
George Reece
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm, Memorial
Clark St
Shelby Pelfrey Dies in Columbus Hospital
Shelby Pelfrey, 47, of 3214 Navaho Street, died at 2 a.m. today at University Hospital in Columbus after open heart surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Pelfrey
Navaho St
University Hospital
Columbus
Franklin Mar ion Clark Fry 81 Dayton carpenter obituary
Franklin Marion Clark Fry 81 of Dayton formerly Franklin died Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton He was a retired carpenter Surviving are his wife Eva two sons Frederick and David I of Dayton two brothers Henry of Dayton and Firman of Deland Florida five grandchildren and five great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home
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Franklin
Marion Clark Fry
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Eva
Frederick
David I
Henry
Firman
Deland
Fia
Anglesby
Franklin Orval Matthews Dies After Apparent Heart Attack
Franklin Orval Matthews aged 86 of 130 East Sixth Street died at home Saturday after an apparent heart attack. The longtime resident and native of the area passed away peacefully with family at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin — Orval H. Matthews
E. Sixth St
Mr. Matthews
Liechtenstein votes against women’s suffrage keeping restriction
In Vaduz Liechtenstein men rejected women’s right to vote in a referendum 1,897 opposed to 1,817 in favor leaving Liechtenstein as the last European country without female voters. The 21,300 population nation relies on tourism and foreign firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liechtenstein
Jordan
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Europe
Switzerland
Vaduz
Austria
Nixon health care plan requires employer coverage
The Nixon plan would require all employers to offer private health insurance with government standards, funding 65 percent of premiums for two years and 75 percent thereafter, optional for workers, with co-insurance and deductibles to curb overuse. It contrasts with a Kennedy Griffith plan that would nationalize medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Edward M
Q. Administration
Treasury
Resident Buford Ohio Dies. Services Set at Woodhill
Buford Ohio a retired cabinet maker survives two sons Siebert of Franklin and Waldo of Dayton a daughter Miss Gwendolyn Matthews of Franklin eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Graveside services will be held at 11 am Wednesday at Woodhill Cemetery with Rev John Wedgewood officiating. Arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home. No visitations. Memorial contributions may go to Franklin First United Methodist Church memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelfrey
Sorg Paper Co
Hazard
Joan
Darrenl
Douglas
David
Debbie
George Pelfrey
Collins, Kt
Ruby Combs
Lady Smith
Margaret Sizemore
Middletown
Clarence
Hazard, Ky
George Jr
Yankee Road Church of God
Rodney Williams
Mervin Wesley Rapp
Manitee Ave
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Air Force
Schilling Afb
Kan
Bor
Granite City
Ill
Mary
Sheila Beck
Columbus
Rita Reffert
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Lawrence
San Diego
Calif
Katherine Miles F
Pana
Wilson- Schramm
S. Main St
E. Eugene Frazer
Mill Springs National Cemetery
Somerset
Obituary Notices for Four Local Residents
Mrs Virginia Miller 47 Overpeck services 10 a m Tuesday Colligan. Sherman Jones 65 Williamsdale services 10 a m Tuesday Brown Daw son. Mrs Myrtle Davis 64 New Miami services 10 a m Tuesday Webb. C Gordon Chambers 75 1151 N Washington Blvd services 2 p m Tuesday Klaus Weigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Miller
Overpeck
Colligan
Sherman Jones
Williamsdale
Brown-Dawson
Myrtle Davis
New Miami
Webb
C. Gordon Chambers
N. Washington Blvd
Klaus-Weigel
Ship Named for Roger Blough in U S Steel Plans
United States Steel Corp announces its 858 foot carrier under construction in Lorain Ohio will be named the Roger Blough in honor of the retired chairman. The ship slated to be the largest built entirely in Great Lakes shipyards begins sailing later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, Ohio
United States Steel Corp
Roger ‘Blough
Great Lakes
Fuel Leak Threat To Fish Near Minnesota River
An aviation fuel leak at Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport contaminated the Minnesota River and possibly the Mississippi downstream. Airport director William K Matheson could not estimate the volume. Attorney Lawrence D Cohen warned of grave risks to fish and waterfowl as fuel spilled into storm sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Minnesota River
William K. Matheson
Lawrence D. Cohen
Minnesota Environmental Control Citizens Association
Matheson
Minnesota
Wayne Brown
Waterline Trial To Resume In Warren County Court
The Warren County waterline trial in iProbate Court is set to reconvene tomorrow at 1 30 pm with County Commissioner Robert K South on the stand He began testimony last Wednesday Plaintiffs attorney Roy Boucher plans to finish questioning South before calling project engineer Nelson Watson of Crawfordsville Indiana to testify late tomorrow afternoon
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Lebanon
Warren County
Wit
Robert K. South
Roy Boucher
South
Nelson Watson
Watson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Climbers Advance Toward Everest From Katmandu Base
An international team of climbers led by Norman Dyhrenfurth begins a 200 mile march from Katmandu toward Everest. With 50 climbers from 12 countries, the expedition plans a late spring summit via the southwest face, filmed by BBC and supported by Sunday Times.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Everest
Thulo Pakha
United States
Britain
Norman Dohrenfurth
Dyhrenfurth
West Ridge
Thule Pakhw
Pheriche
Kumbhu
Lakla
Lukla
British Broadcasting Corp
Sunday Times of London
Crystal Tissue Co. Sales Chief Named Shamrock VP
Charles W. Fraunfelter, longtime Crystal Tissue Co. sales manager, is appointed vice president of sales for Shamrock Corp. in Greensboro North Carolina. He will remain connected with Crystal’s specific sales program through 1971 and plans to move his family to Greensboro this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fraunfelter
Crystal Tissue Co
Shamrock Corp
Greensboro
N.C
Fraunfelter
Orlando Ave
Crystal
Miami University
Merchant Paper Co
Cincinnati
Brooks Paper Co
St. Louis
Fraunfelters
Easter Seal Campaign Is Launched in Columbus
Volunteers and members of the Easter Seal Society of Butler County join more than 400 attendees at the 1971 Ohio Easter Seal Society campaign kick off in Columbus. The campaign runs through Easter Sunday April 11 with keynote address by Danny School of Cincinnati and guest Marlin Perkins. A national Easter Seal research grant was awarded to Dr. C L Nash of Case Western Reserve University. Local participants include Clarence Tipton Patsy Tipton and many others.
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Easter Seal Society
Butler County
Ohio Easter Seal Society
Columbus
Danny School of Cincinnati
President's Committee For the Employment of the Handicapped
Marlin Perkins
C. L. Nash
Case-Western University
Cleveland
Clarence Tipton
Patsy Tipton
Fred Ruhl
Leora Price
Maxine Ta
Stolen Change From KFC Break-In At Verity Parkway
Police report a break-in at the Kentucky Fried Chicken at 2417 N Verity Parkway. About thirty dollars in change from a change holder was stolen.
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Kentucky Fried Chicken
N. Verity Parkway
Tape Players Stolen From Parked Cars Reported
Mrs. Carol Charles of 2207 Erie Ave and Mrs. Margaret Roberts of 2901 Wilbraham Road reported tape players stolen from cars parked near their homes.
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Carol Charles
Erie Ave
Margaret Roberts
Wilbraham Road
Time Runs Out as Rail Union Keeps Talks
About 190,000 United Transportation Union members work while contract negotiations continue with railroads. Emergency legislation to stop a brief nationwide strike expired midnight Sunday. Key issues include work rules as UTU remains the last holdout among four unions that struck in December.
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Washington
United Transportation Union
Congress
National Railway Labor Conference
W.J. Usery
Usery
George Ives
National Mediation and Conciliation Service
UTU
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood of Signalmen
American Train Dispatchers Union
Nixon
Hamilton To Decide Vote 18
Hamilton residents will vote this spring on a proposal to permit 18 year olds to vote in municipal elections while keeping the minimum age for elective office at 21. Council adopted legislation certifying the amendment for the Butler County Board of Elections and cited legal concerns over younger individuals holding office.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Council
Butler County Board of Elections
Middletown Freshman High picks science fair winners
Science fair winners were named after judging at Middletown Freshman High School. David A. Mitchell, first, will represent the school at the Southwest Ohio District Contest at Miami University with Oxygen Consumption of a Mouse. Daniel Hayes, second, will also go to Miami with Water Pump. Timothy Deep, third, will display Heat Expansion at Miami.
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Middletown
Southwest Ohio
Miami University
David A. Mitchell
Curtis ‘Mitchell
Monroe St
David
Miami
Daniel Hayes
James Hayes
Carson St
Monroe
Timothy Deep
John Deep
Fiesta Way
Vandals Slash Tires On Driveway Car
Oral Miller of 7835 Meyers Road told Butler County police that vandals slashed four tires on an auto parked in his driveway.
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Oral Miller
Meyers Road
Butler County
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Kieswetter
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
Orval H. Matthews
Central Ave
Heidi
Parks Goodwin
Greenville
Tex
Oswalt
Roger Blough
Rail Union
Mark Kirschbaum
Nello Gg
Pahar
Dorothy Yoder
Andorra
Rome
Oulu
Finland
Mai
Germany
Lake Constance
Travel Department
First National Bank
No. Main St
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