Deaths and Funerals Morrow Area GI Killed In Action
Blanchester Army Pfc Rudy Gordon Bowman 19 was killed in action March 7 in Vietnam serving with the 2nd Infantry Division. Survived by his father Dan Bowman and mother Ruby Wian, a brother Cyton, and three sisters Shirley Van Winkie Debra and Paula. Services 2 p.m Thursday at residence Rev William Rose officiating Burial Edwardsville Cemetery. Arrangements by Hannah Funeral Home. She had lived in Dayton and Franklin in the past eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Army
Rudy Gordon Bowman
Dan
Ruby Wian
Middleboro
Edwardsville Road
Morrow Ri
Vietnam
2Th Infantry Division
Cyyton
Shirley van Winkie
Debra
Paula
William Rose
Edwards Ville Cemetery
Hannah Funeral Home
Bryant services for J William Bryant of Silver Bay Minn
J William Bryant 67 former Armco Sigel Corp executive died Sunday while vacationing in Jacksonville Florida. He worked for Armco from 1923 to 1951 and retired January 1 as president of Reserve Mining Co. Services set for 2 39 p m tomorrow at T W Crows and Son Chapel Scottsville Kentucky with calling after 1 a m today and tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Bryant
Silver Bay
Minn
Armco Sigel Corp
T. W. Crows and Son
Scottsville
Bryant
Jacksonville
Fla
Armco
Reserve Mining Co
Services for Ada Day Goins Held at Middletown Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. Ada Day Goins of Middletown will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph R. Bake and Sons Funeral Home with Rev. Oliver Wilson officiating. Burial follows in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Mrs. Goins died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Day Goins
Middletown
Joseph R. Bake, & Sons
Oliver Wilson
Goins
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Ressinger and others listed in Germantown notices
Adam Ressinger 81 of 48 Dayton Pike died at 8 10 am yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton He retired in 1951 from Frigidaire Corp Dayton and belonged to the Germantown chapter of the Daughters of America His wife Millie is the only immediate survivor Services 2 pm Thursday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Paul Bressler to officiate Burial Germantown Cemetery Fr iends may call home tomorrow 2 to 7 and 7 to 9 pm A Da of America service at 7 pm tomorrow Also listed William Stohlmueller 82 Requiem High Mass 11 am tomorrow at St Marys Church Clara Smith 76 services 1 pm tomorrow Mion Cormican TM 1009 Hune Ave services tomorrow Samuel Vaughn Brooks Ky formerly Hamilton services 2 pm tomorrow
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Gervantown Adam Ressinger
Dayton Pike
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ressinger
Frigidaire Corp
Germantown
the Daughters of America
Millie
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
Germantown Cemetery
Forum
da of America
William Stohlmueller
Eaton Ave
St. Mary's Church
Clara Smith
Oxford
Webb
Mion Cormican
Hune Ave
Harrison
Fire and medical calls fill Middletown day
At 12 55 p m a car on 2109 Tytus Ave owned by Juanita Taylor of Tampa Florida backfired and burned causing 20 dollars damage. At 2 35 p m Mary Ann Clifford 46 of 113 Monroe St suffered stomach pains and was taken to Middletown Hospital. At 5 50 p m a car on Columbia Ave and Broad St owned by Arthur Donges of Hamilton backfired and burned for 10 dollars damage. At 11 15 p m Houston Lee 62 of 1217 Calumet Ave had difficulty breathing and was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytus Ave
Juanita Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Monroe St
Mary Ann Clifford
Middletown Hospital
Columbia Avenue
Broad Street
Arthur Donges
Hamilton
Calumet Ave
Houston Lee
Four-Car Accident Causes $1300 In Damage At City Intersections
Police investigated a four car crash at Firstway and Clinton Street about 4 10 PM with $1250 estimated damage. Marvin was cited for unsafe lane change. Several other minor crashes with $650 total damage led to two citations.
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Firstway
Dam Avenue
Clinton Street
Marvin
Arthur Bowling Sr
Ottawa St
Thomas
Baird
Gerable
Centrade V
Albert
Sorrell
First Ave
Orland Harkrader
Kensington St. Burke
Wessel Appeals After Contempt Ruling in Godby Case
Assistant prosecutor John F. Holcomb filed a notice of appeal in the First District Court of Appeals in Cincinnati on behalf of Richard J. Wessel. Judge Fred B. Cramer found Wessel guilty of contempt and ordered technical custody for failing to allow inspection of physical evidence in the Vernon Godby murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John F. Holcomb
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Richard J. Wessel
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Wessel
Vernon Mitchell Godby
Benninghofen Ave
Godby
Jackie Lynn Fields
Levey Reappointed To Ohio Development Council
Elliott D. Levey, president of McGraw Construction Co., was named to a second term on the Ohio Development Advisory Council. The reappointment, announced by John M. McElroy, is effective immediately and runs through 1973. The council meets in Columbus to review progress on attracting industry and to assess state department activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott D. Levey
McGraw Construction Co
Ohio Development Advisory Council
John M. McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Levey
Columbus
Fred P. Neuvenschwander
Rhodes
Anniversary Celebration Will Begin at Local American Legion Post
Local American Legion Post 218, now with veterans from World War I through Vietnam, marks its 48th anniversary tomorrow through Friday. Ballots for new officers are due by noon tomorrow, with installation during the anniversary event that evening. Post 218 was organized Oct 27 1919 in Paris after World War I. A G Decatur is current commander and Glenn C Bewley is the sole candidate for commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Paris
France
A. G. Decatur
Glenn C. Bewley
Carlisle Girl Hurt In Wreck
Bonnie Howard of 141 Dalton Ave Carlisle was treated at Middletown Hospital for lacerations bruises to the forehead and back pains after a 12 30 a m accident on the Dalton Oxford Road. Warren County sheriff s deputies said her auto skidded on wet pavement and left the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Bonnie Howard
Dalton Ave
Middletown Hospital
Dayton-Oxford
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Blaine Joins Middletown Lincoln Mercury Staff
James F. Blaine of 4901 Manchester Road known for 16 years as a salesman with the old Middletown Lincoln Mercury Co joins the staff of the new Middletown Lincoln Mercury agency. He began in autos as part owner of Blaine's Service Station at Broad Street and Tytus Avenue in 1934 and later served as fleet manager for Bob Skinner's Miami Lincoln Mercury, Inc. at 2714 Tytus Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Blaine
Manchester Road
Middletown
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Lincoln - Mercury
Blaine
Broad Street
Tytus Avenue
Lincoln-Mercury
Hamilton Auto
Bob Skinner
Miami
Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Tytus Ave
Girl 11 Arrested After Purse Attempt at Central Avenue
An 11 year old girl was arrested after allegedly trying to take a purse with $15 from under a counter at Mabley and Carew on Central Avenue. Gary Morrison says three youths assaulted him near Main Street and 15th Avenue earlier this morning. Mrs Lillian Brown reports a $100 purse loss in a Verity Parkway supermarket lot. David Cottrell reports damage to his car roof and left side in a Broad Street parking lot Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ann Keeton
Buena Ave
Georganne Rettich
Germantown
Verity Parkway
Central Ave
Mabley and Carew
Central Avenue
Gary Morrison
Oxford State Road
Main Street
15Th Avenue
Lillian Brown
Yankee Road
David Cottrell
Ninth Ave
Broad Street
Vehicle ransacked in early morning theft
Charles Egelston of 403 Highview Road reported to police that his car was broken into and license tags were stolen in the early hours yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Egelston
Highview Road
Record of Opera Compositions Surpasses Forty Thousand
A historical estimate notes that more than 42 000 operas are known to have been composed. The figure reflects a vast catalog spanning multiple centuries and regions, illustrating the breadth of operatic creation.
Reed-Klopp Celebrates 50th Anniversary Friday
Reed-Klopp Furniture Co in Middletown marks fifty years in business with celebrations at 1200 Central Ave. The firm opened on St. Patrick's Day fifty years ago, moved to its current six story building, expanded, remodeled, and maintained stable staff through ownership changes. The tradition includes long service from sales and management, with Isroff and Murstein family ties shaping ownership, and a record of uninterrupted operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Reed- Klopp Furniture Co
Central Ave
St. Patrick's Day
Main Street
Reed-Klopp
Central Avenue
Jack Achsberger, Jr
Reed - Klopp
Harold Lichty
Achster
Stanley Reed
Bernard Murstein
Jack Isroff
Rogers Jewelry
Isroff
Murstein
Richard
Bernice Isroff
Friendly Suit Names School Board Here
A declaratory judgment suit was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court by United Bonding Insurance Co. naming the Middletown Board of Education and its members as defendants. The action seeks a court ruling on potential liability after contracts at Rosedale and Lemon Monroe schools were completed following Mid-Valley Contracting, Inc. bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Board of Education
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
United Bonding Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Mid - Valley Contracting, Inc
Rosedale School
Lemon - Monroe
United Bonding Co
Rosedale
Owen Neff
Mid-Valley
Lemon-Monroe
Tilmon A. Ellison
Hixon Undergoes Surgery Today
Hamilton news reports Ox ford County Sheriff James F. Hixon will have abdominal surgery at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati to remove his gallbladder after a recent hospital admission following a Florida vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixon
Hamilton
James F. Hixon
Oxford
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Florida
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Morrow Area
Franklin
Mrs. Ada Goins
Busack County Terminix CO
N. Verity
Ernie Landrum
Mgr
Panty
Adam Ressinger
Samuel Vaughn
Brooks, Ky
Brown. Dawson
Elliott Levey
Flexnit
DuPont
Good Housekeeping
McCall's
Car Agency
Indiana
Peter
Bob Braun
WLW Radio & Color
Avco Broal
Lasting Corporation
Ta A Dian
Mans
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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