Obituaries of Luella Robinson, Chester Scribner, and others
Luella Robinson 83 of 3609 Fiesta Way died after a heart attack at home three hours earlier. Survived by two daughters Betty Adams Mildred Wheeler. two sons Robert Kenneth. brother Omer Hunter. eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin. burial Springboro Cemetery. No visitations. Chester Scribner 64 of 430 Madison St. died 8:15 a.m. at Middletown Hospital after seven weeks as patient. Survived by wife Mildred son Terre brother James half brothers Roy William Tunnell sister Ethel Bender four grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday Yankee Road Church of God. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Friday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. and at church Saturday after 9 a.m. Miss Novella Kamp 54 of 2556 Freeman Ave Mass of Resurrection 9:30 a.m. Friday St Ann's Church. Mrs Nancy Dalton 76 of 11 Carlton Drive services 10 a.m. Thursday Webb.
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Luella Robinson
Fiesta Way
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Betty Adams
Mildred Wheeler
Portsmouth
Robert
Kenneth
Omer Hunter
Tollsboro
Anglesby Funeral Home
Springboro
Chester Scribner
Madison St
Trenton
Scribner
Aeronca Inc
National Guard
Aberdeen
Miss
Mildred
Terre
James
Starksville
Roy
William Tunnell
Middletown
Ethel Bender
Santa Barbara
Calif
Yankee Road Church of God
Rodney Williams
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Novella Kamp
Freeman Ave
St. Ann's Church
Nancy Dalton
Carlton Drive
Webb
Fire incidents reported in multiple local locations
Fire at Elks Club 920 Eighth Ave caused by fumes from stripping compound contacting a pilot light. Damage estimated at 300 dollars. At 412 Gideon Road Elgeley Roberts 72 fell ill and was assisted by emergency squad. At 1:29 am a fire in a teahouse on Penn Central Railroad at Auburn Street caused unestimated damage.
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Elks Club
Eighth Ave
Gideon Road
Elgeley Roberts
Penn Central Railroad
Auburn St
Protests, ambushes rock Northern Ireland amid sectarian violence
Gunmen killed a policeman in an ambush on an army police patrol at Coalisland County Tyrone and maimed a Protestant father and son in County Down. The 66 Committee and Ulster Unionists warned against moves toward a united Ireland while violence and political tension rise.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Coalisland
County Tyrone
Northern
Irland
County Down
Unionist Party
Holloman Returns as City Council Fight Continues
The Rev James Holloman head of the Council for Human Dignity challenged the Middletown Human Relations Council to be abolished amid tense remarks from City Commissioner James Saunders and other officials. Louie Cox defended Holloman's stance while commissioners said no further action would solve the issue. The dispute is expected to prolong into next week.
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City Commission
James Saunders
James Holloman
United Missionary Baptist Church
Holloman
Council For Human Dignity
Middletown
Saunders
Mr. Holloman
Human Relations ‘Council
Louie Cox
Franklin-Madison Road
Cox
J. B. (Brack) Little
Human Relations Council
Armco
Tom Blake
Council
Blake
M& ‘Holloman
Largest Campaign Gift For HHH Was $75,000
AP reports Sen. Hubert Humphrey’s presidential campaign drew 2,307 contributors totaling $838,715. The single largest gift was $75,000 from Dwayne O. Andreas of Minneapolis and Miami, with others including $50,000 from S. Harrison Dogole and the Leonard Davises, and $42,000 from Jeno Paulucci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HHH
Washington
Hubert HH. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Dwayne O. Andreas
Minneapolis
Miami
Philadelphia
S. Harrison Dogole
Leonard Davis
New York
Jeno F. Paulucci
Duluth
Hamilton Drug Rehab Grant Bid Dismissed by County Leader
William Denham of the Butler County Board of Commissioners vetoed a 105 145 federal grant request for Hamilton PRIDE drug detox and treatment center plans. County officials and MVPA members questioned using law enforcement funds. Middletown offered a substitute program ready for funding. Denham urged funds be reserved for law enforcement use under Safe Streets acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Denham
Butler County Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Journal
Miami Valley Police Association
County Commission
Dale Logsdon
Middletown
MPVA
Miami Valley
Ohio
Denham
Congress
No Progress In Lordstown Strike
Talks between General Motors and United Auto Workers Local 1112 yielded no progress toward ending the Lordstown strike that started March 4. The six hour session at GM's assembly plant failed to produce a settlement solution for 9,400 idled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordstown, Ohio
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Local 1112
Lordstown
Scouts urged to attend Reach training meeting
Pokey Griffith District units are urged to send a representative to a Reach training session at 7 p.m. tomorrow at First United Presbyterian Church. Reginald Farrar and Michael Norris will chair, with Joe Brown and James Holiday leading, aiming to curb drug use and improve youth communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokey Griffith
First United Presbyterian Church
Reginald Farrar
Michael Norris
Chain of Reach
Mound Builders Area
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Bill Moyes
Lake Ellesmere
New Zealand
Tor
Ulster Unionist Council
United Ireland
Forcear Ireland
Britain
Free National Health Service
Market CO
Stoap
Bonese
Silivley Bacon
Fryer
Wieners
Eras Wee
Fryer Gizzard Lk
Besure
Insurance Associates of
Jones -Grimes
Es Snider
Harrison
North Main Street
Wickes
Lauan
Hee Vou
Ahependen
Epeeder Acint
Nantucket
Fai
Garver Road
Monroe
Ros
Bankamericard
Dreas
Lowell W. Andreas
Decatur, Til
Factor
John F. Kennedy
Trust For Agricultural Political Education
TAPE
Humphrey
Nixon
Wall Street Journal
Lorne Greene
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Hamilton Drug Program
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