Deaths And Funerals William H Bach
William H Bach 86 of 2000 Oxford State Road died at 2 a m at Janel Nursing Home where he had been a patient since Aug 24 He taught in Wellington Ky and worked for Broughton Construction Co He was a Mason Nazarene Church member Surviving wife Ida daughter in Middletown grandchild Services 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Church and funeral home visitations scheduled over weekend
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William H. Bach
Oxford State Road
Janel Nursing Home
Bach
Richmond, Ky
State Teachers College
Masonic Lodge
Wellington
Nazarene Church
Trenton
Ida
Ruth Whiting
Middletown
Ray Haren
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
A. M. Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Minerva Haag dies in Middletown visit at 7 a m
Mrs Minerva Haag a founder of the local First Church of Christ Scientist died at 7 am yesterday at a nephew’s home in Miamisburg while visiting. Born in Preble County she lived most of her life in Middletown and had been a patient at Friendly Oaks Nursing Home for two years. She resided at 223 Kenwood Drive. Survival announced with a service to be held at 10 am Monday.
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Minerva Haag
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Miamisburg
Mary E. Kramer Rites Planned After Middletown Death
Mrs. Mary E. Kramer 79 of 522 Baltimore St died at 1 25 p m yesterday at Janet Convalescent Home after eight years illness. Born in and a Middletown resident for 60 years she was predeceased by husband Frank in 1929. Survived by son William Middletown daughter Myrtle Myers Middletown brother Louis Isbel Dayton sisters Cora Willett Fairborn Esther Fisher Dayton Hattie Pollock Germantown five grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Services 10 a m tomorrow at Schramm Funeral Home Rev G Walter Weber officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home hours today 3 5 and 7 9 p m.
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Mary E. Kramer
Baltimore St
Janet
Kramer
Middletown
Frank
William
Myrtle Myers
Louis Isbel
Dayton
Cora Willett
Fairborn
Esther Fisher
Hatti Pollock
Germantown
Schramm Funeral Home
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Hamilton Deaths Howard Chism Dies at 45
Howard Chism, 45, of 1331 Grand View Ave, Hamilton, to be buried or honored with services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Webb.
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Hamilton
Howard Chism
Grandview Ave
Webb
Duke of Windsor Eye Condition Improves
The Duke of Windsor, 70, is described as satisfactory and comfortable after multiple detach retina surgeries. The bulletin notes three operations with the first on February 22 and the latest this week, with no stated date for a possible visit by Queen Elizabeth II or the Duchess.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Satire or Prejudice Debate After Klan Garb At German Party
A U S Army officer says 11 officers at a Darmstadt carnival party wore Ku Klux Klan costumes to portray satire in line with Fasching. The group, all white and including six from the South, carried a small cross with candles as Gen. F K Mearns halted the event.
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Darmstadt
Germany
F.K. Mearns
Beauty Pageant Signup for Miss Butler County 1965
Registration sites open this weekend in Hamilton Oxford and Middletown for Butler County contestants aged 18 to 28. Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce director Donald L. Bowman names Ellis A. Ittel as pageant chair. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. co sponsors. Contestants must be county residents or students. winner advances to Miss Ohio and then Miss America. Pageant set for May 15 at Garfield High School in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Oxford
Middletown
Oneenhees
Donald L. Bowman
Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ellis A. Ittel
Pepisi Cola Bottling Co
Garfield High School
Toastmasters Here Host 14 Area Clubs
Fourteen toastmasters clubs gathered with Middletown and Lebanon among participants as 8 clubs were hosted. Eric Johnston of the Kettering club won best speech among six. Edwin C. McCormick of Middletown took second. other winners hailed from Dayton and Area 11 clubs.
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Middletown
Lebanon
Dayton
Eric Johnston
Kettering Club
Edwin C. McCormick
Promised Land
Cy Balke
NCR Club
Harlan Bobb
Financial Club
Ralph Leen
Desc Club
Don Smith
East Dayton
Frank Thomas
Toastmasters District 40
Bill Huff
John Clarke
Area 11
Rollo Dawson
Clarence Jones
Dandy pool dedicated at Rayburn Building controversy ends
House members opened a subterranean pool in the Rayburn Building amid defense of its cost and design. Rep. Tom Steed praised grandeur while Rep. Charles Halleck noted fringe benefits. The President quipped he comes for a workout.
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John Beckler
Washington
Rayburn
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Steed
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Kent Johnson
Halleck
Congress
Laws To Nip Hoarding Of Silver Coins Hinted
Washington sources say the administration may seek controls on hoarding and melting of coins as silver coinage changes. Treasury officials warn of metal shortages under rising mint output and consider reducing silver content from 90 to 30 percent.
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Washington
Administration
Treasury
U.S
Little Lamb Not Club's Meat in Lawson Rotary
Lawson Missouri Rotary Club keeps perfect attendance by banning lamb dinners. President Charlie Black, former Kansas basketball star, announced a lamb for the first member who misses a meeting, a trophy turned taboo as members avoid the creature and attend weekly sessions.
Xavier Students Stage Protest Over Campus Newspaper Confiscation
Xavier University students protested on campus in Cincinnati over the confiscation of last week's Xavier News. Led by Gregory Boczar and his brother Jim, about a dozen students demanded free expression, citing disciplinary action by Rev. Patrick H. Ratterman dean of men.
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Cincinnati
Xavier University
Xavier News
Gregory Boczar
Jim
Patrick H. Ratterman
Ratterman
Wooster Drops Rule On Student Marriages
Wooster College in Ohio says its three month advance notice rule for student marriages is dropped after widespread misinterpretation. Dean J. Garber Crushal notes the college still discourages premarital sex and cites lack of campus housing as reason. Enrollment stands at 1,450 with 744 men.
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Wooster
Ohio
College of Wooster
J. Garber Crushal
Dean Crushal
Garfield Heights Mayor Named Lake County Planning Director
Jack C. Donovan, mayor of Garfield Heights, was approved as executive director of the Lake County Planning Commission by an 8-0 vote. He will resign as mayor. the $14,000-a-year post was backed by County Commissioners John D. Hadden and Robert Fulton.
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Painesville
Ohio
Jack C. Donovan
Garfield Heights
Lake County Planning Commission
Cleveland
Donovan
John D. Hadden
Robert Fulton
Otterbein Auction Tonight Brings Shaker Antiques
A public auction at Otterbein Home for the Aged in Lebanon begins at 6:30 PM in the auditorium. Items include original slide nut and cherry doors from a 1147 year old Shaker Church salvaged after a fire, plus chests, night stands, tables, pie chests and corn planters. Proceeds support the Otterbein Home.
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Lebanon
Otterbein Home For
Shaker
Otterbein
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Waite
Russell Meyers
Jackson
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Meyers
Rayburn Building
Solons
Xavier
United Presbyterian Affiliated College
Dodds Monuments
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Sundeys
Lokel Lexa
America
Central Ave
SAT
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Mr. Boston
Canada
Boston Distiller Inc
Boston, Mass
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