Deaths And Funerals Involving Clarence Dehus Fletcher Kennedy
Clarence C. Dehus 91 formerly of Vandalia died Saturday at Otterbein Home near Lebanon. Private services and burial at family convenience. Memorials to Otterbein Home. Weldon C. Fletcher 62 of 409 Manitee St died 11:18 p.m. Sunday at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Lou, three daughters, two sons, four brothers, three sisters, 15 grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday Shackelford Funeral Home Campton Ky. Burial Evans Cemetery. Harriet Jane Kennedy 56 of Ohio 732 south of Eaton died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Edward two sons Duane and James two daughters Dawn Polley and Mary Goney a brother and son of Wyoming four sisters ten grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Nein & Sons Funeral Home.
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Clarence C. Dehus
Vandalia
Otterbein
Lebanon
Rosemary Hague
Robinson, Sr
Weldon C. Fletcher
Manitee St
Middletown Hospital
Fletcher
Aeronca le
Hurst Ky
Lou
Wada Becket
Betty Wilson
Sandy Denny
Middletown
Wayne
Billy
Ponting
Mich
Price and
Everett
Shannon
Mary, Ky
Seldon
Palestine
Tex
Elizabeth Taylor
Carmen Morrison
Martha Terrill
Monrse
Shackelford Funeral Home
Campton
Evans Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Camden
Harriet ‘Jane Kennedy
Ohio
Eaton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Edward
Duane
Texas
James
Trotwood
Dawn Polley
Virginia
Mary Goney
Columbus
Wyoming
Neta Anderson
June Lerwill
Utah
Marjorie Sims
Iva Fox
Martins Ferry man dies at Peterson Place Nursing Home
Evert Koerber aged 69 of Martins Ferry Ohio died at 6 p m Saturday at the Peterson Place Nursing Home Wheeling West Virginia where he had been a patient three years He is survived by his son Harold Koerber a Middletown Freshmanish School teacher a daughter Mrs Dorothy Albasin of Tilvonsville Ohio six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services and burial will be in Martins Ferry with arrangements by Heslop Funeral Home
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Evert Koerber
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Harold Koerber
Middletown
Peterson Place
Wheeling
W. Va
Dorothy Albasin
Tilvonsville
Heslop Funeral Home
Obituary of Joel Hunter Sr. 79 Middletown resident
Joel Hunter Sr. 79 of 1402 Yankee Road died at Middletown Hospital after a apparent heart attack. He was a World War II veteran and retired farmer born in Greensboro Alabama. Survived by four sons Clarence Joel Jr Reasno L C Hunter. three daughters Mary Mosby Isabel Dorothy. two brothers Frank Theodore. Services at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Joel Humer Sr
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Hunter
Greensboro
Ala
Middletown
Clarence
Joel Jr
Reasno
Milwaukee
L.C. Hunter
Payton
Mary Mosby
Atmore
Isabel Hunter
Dorothy Hunter
Frank
Sawyersville
Theodore
Los Angeles
Bailey Funeral Home
Mrs Ruth I Yenco Rites Planned In Lebanon
Ruth I Yenco 52 of 609 Franklin Road died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Survived by son Jay and Harold Montgomery Lebanon, daughter Miss Pamela Yenco at home, sister Esther Saltsbury of Pennsylvania, brother Leonard Helgert of Pennsylvania. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Cemetery burial. Funeral home hours listed Tuesday evening.
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Lebanon
Ruth I. Yenco
Franklin Road
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Jay
Harold Montgomery
Pamela Yenco
Esther Saltsbury
Pennsylvania
Leonard Helgert
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral Home
Tusday
Obituary notices and funeral services listed
Frank McKinney aged 62 of 1451 Silver Lane listed for services at 2 p.m on Tuesday. Ella Kellum aged 24 of New Miami listed for services at 10 a.m on Tuesday. Martin Heidelbech aged 70 of 516 S E St has Mass of the Resurrection at 10:50 a.m on Tuesday. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Turner of 945 Beissinger Road to services at 2 p.m on Wednesday.
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Frank McKinney
Silver Lane
Brown-Dawson
Ella Kellum
New Miami
Martin Heidelbech
S. E St
Sacred Heart Church
Clinton Turner
Beissinger Road
Klaus-Weigel
Best Traffic Weekend In Seven Years Traffic toll down from year prior
Ohio posted its best traffic safety weekend in seven years with four fatalities, four fewer than last year’s low count and one less than 1970. All deaths occurred in separate accidents including a five year old girl struck near her Toledo home.
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Ohio Ee
Toledo
St John’s School Spelling Bee Crowned Stephanie Burk
Stephanie Burk, an eighth grade student at St John’s School, won the school spelling bee with the word egocentric. Neiko Szabo took second among about 60 competitors. The winner advances to a district contest in Cincinnati sponsored by the Cincinnati Post and Times Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Burk
St. John’s School
Neiko Szabo
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post & Times Star
St. John’s
Miami University Debate Team Shines Then Traffic Collisions Ripples
Two separate crashes injure nine people near Middletown and on I-75 yesterday. Miami University debate pair Sandra Mayes and John Mohr tied Capital University for top negative pairs, while Capital claimed the tournament title. McMahan and Elaine McMahan were treated and released from Mercy Hospital after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 127. In the I-75 incident south of Cincinnati-Dayton Road, Virginia and James Robinson were hospitalized after their car struck a tractor-trailer, ending with both victims to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Hamilton
Butler County
U.S. 127
Eaton Road
Sandra Mayes
Middletown
John Mohr
Tiffa
Miami University
Capital University
Columbus
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
County
Robert Stewart
Virginia Robinson
Roosevelt Ave
James D. Robinson
Donald Ray Hart
Jay
Okla
Scouts Hike Triangle Trail Leaders Guide Troop 1
Members of Boy Scout Troop 1 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church hiked the Triangle Trail Saturday. Participants included Jim Chappell Dan Christiansen Randy Conn Sam Ferris Chris Harris Scott Harris Randy Linden Alan Roney and Steve Meacham with leaders Jim Roney Paul Ross and Bert Ferris assisting.
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First Presbyterian Chrch
Jim Chappell
Dan Christiansen
Randy Conn
Sam Ferris
Chris and
Scott Harris
Randy Linden
Alan Roney
Steve Meacham
Jim Roney
Paul Ross
Institutional
Bert Ferris
Flood's Death Toll Climbs in Buffalo Creek Disaster
The toll from the February flood in Buffalo Creek Hollow rises to 103 with about 100 more people still missing. National Guardsmen using heavy equipment recover ten more bodies as they search 16 coal camps along a 17 mile valley. Officials say they have checked over 70 percent of the debris but do not predict completion soon. Families are fully affected and some contain multiple missing relatives.
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Man, W. Va
Apj
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Irving Juries To Act This Week
Federal and New York County grand juries plan joint action this week in the Clifford Irving Hughes biography case. Irving met prosecutors for 62 hours, with officials saying he would tell the whole story. Prosecutors consider mail fraud conspiracy and perjury while Irving faces possible cooperation conditional on his wife Edith’s extradition.
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NEW York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Hughes
Edith
Switzerland
McGraw-Hill
Atlanta quits smoking incinerator after 30 years
Mayor Sam Massell led a ceremony to close the Mayson Incinerator in Atlanta, ending more than six million tons of garbage burn since 1941. Environmentalists and workers attended as an Army band played while Massell distributed placards declaring the city has quit smoking.
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Atlanta
Mayson
Sam Massell
Massell
Grandma Mary Bandy Retires From Peoria Journal Star Route
In Peoria Illinois 74 year old Mary Bandy retires after 27 years delivering the Peoria Journal Star morning paper She started the route in 1944 to replace her son and continued walking three miles daily to deliver to 43 customers She valued the walk and community over earnings and plans to spend time with her cat and yard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Mary Bandy
Peoria Journal-Star
Marshall
Mrs. Bandy
Welfare Measure Tops Legislature's List In Ohio
The Ohio Legislature prepared a busy week with bills on strip mining explosives and railroads, but a welfare reform bill led the agenda. Rep. Rodney Hughes faces a House vote on a measure making county welfare workers liable for fraud or negligence while hearings draw Democratic opposition and Welfare Department concerns.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
Senate
Rodney Hughes
Bellfontaine
Select Committee On Public Assistance
Hughes
State Welfare Department
Office of Legislative Welfare
House Finance Committee
Kinnati
Chester Cruze
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Joel Hunter Sr
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
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Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
John Henderson
Income Tax Service
Central Ave
DIAL
Johannesburg
South Africa
Miami
Richard Laney
Gene M. McMahan
E. Main St
Greenville
U.S 127
John F. Burkholder
Somerville
West Elkton Road
Capital
Ohio State
McMahan
Elaine
Mercy Hospital
Robinsons
Union Township Life Squad
Scotchgard
Janitorial Service, Inc
Mary
Zie
Legislature’s
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
John Gilligan
Hanna Coal Co
Ralph Hateh
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Ra
Fenwick High
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