Deaths And Funerals For David Williams 91
David Edward Williams 91 retired Armco employee died Saturday at his daughter’s home 5003 Grand Ave He will be laid to rest at Woodside Cemetery with service at 2 pm tomorrow Rev Jerome Schulz officiating Visitation at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm He is survived by daughter Mrs Walter Wendt Sr six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Darld Williams MT Dora Florida former Armco worker.
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David Edward Williams
Armco
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Williams
Walter Wendt Sr
Grand Ave
Harold Draut
Micietown Rt. 1
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Blair Mary Elizabeth Blair Dies at 63
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Blair 63 a Middletown native died at 2 am today at her residence.
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Mary EF. Blair
Mary Elizabeth Blair
Middletown
Aim
Baby Joins Large Family in Ogden Utah
AP report from Ogden Utah notes a birth with a sizable kin group present. The mother Clara Smith Braithwaite is 15, grandmother Ida Smith is 90, great grandmother Coral Mair 45, and great great grandmother Theda Ann DeHaven 0. The Braithwaite couple’s 20-year-old husband and 46-year-old grandpa Mair stand nearby.
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Ogden, Utah
Boyd Braithwaite
Clara Smith Braithwaite
Ida Smith
Coral Mair
Theda Ann DeHaven
Ogden
Braithwaite
Braithwate
Grandpa Mair
Social visits and weekend gatherings across Monroe area
Miss Sherry Burkehardt and Nancy Weaver of Miami University visited Mr and Mrs George Burkehardt and family. Several groups spent the weekend with friends in Newport, Hamilton, and Monroe. The Christian Guards Class held a fish fry at the Presbyterian Church. The Womans Guild planned a Thursday meeting at Mrs Fred Friday Sr’s and many residents attended birthday and current events gatherings.
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Sherry Burkehardt
Nancy Weaver
Miami University
George Burkehardt
Susan
Steve
Nellie Teckman
Mabel Teckman
Ruth Conway
Newport, Ke
J. E. Spivey
Jerrylnn
Carl Spivey
Don Ries
Brooks Robbins
Clayton Norris
George Robbins
Roscoe Hunter
Louise Gunderman
YMCA
Joan Price
Herbert Paullin
Warren Truster
Elmer Rowe
Ernest Jones
Fred Friday Jr
Christian Guards
Presbyterian Church
Womans Guild
Fred Friday Sr
J. D. Snively
Walter Stewart
Buell Huber
P. A. Samuels
Dick Samuels
Harlan Smith
Mr. Samuels
John Barnet
Howard Shaffer
A. Bauman
Monroe
Robert Mittel
Monroe Frances Gingerich
Farmersville
Bert Keister
Germantown
Pp. A. Samuels
Services announced for Mrs Grace Chaney
Mrs Grace Chaney aged 67 of 3701 Blue Crest Ave is to have funeral services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at R L Ullmer and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery She died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital She is survived by a daughter Mrs Lowell Miller of West Alexandria a son Budd of Dayton and two brothers Archie and Merrit Mallott both of Lebanon
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Dayton
Grace Chaney
Bluecrest Ave
R. L. Ullmer & Sons
Fairview Cemetery
Chaney
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lowell Miller
West Alexandria
Budd
Archie
Merrit Mallott
Lebanon
Services for Mrs Laura Tuthill Held at Home
Mrs Laura Tuthill 78 of Eaton Rt 2 dies Saturday. Services were at 2 p m today at the residence with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband William a son Harold of West Alexandria and four daughters Elizabeth Jones Farmerville Mildred Kester Eaton Joyce Ward New Madison and Genevieve Dawkins Tulsa Okla.
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EATON
Laura Tuthill
Eaton Rt. 2
Mound Hill
Tuthill
William
Harold
West Alexandria
Elizabeth Jones
Farmerville
Mildred Kester
Joyce Ward
New Madison
Genevieve Dawkins
Tulsa
Okla
Funeral notices for Hargis infant Zimmer Fried Getz names
Two month old Denver Hargis of 10 Nelson Street and 52 year old Helen Zimmer of 47 Windsor Drive plus 85 year old Clara H Fried of 2269 Zimmerman Avenue and 70 year old Veronica Getz of 1534 Maple Street are listed with funeral homes Brown Dawson Klaus and Colligan. Services are scheduled across today and Wednesday for these deceased individuals.
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Denver Hargis
Carl Hargis
Nelson St
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Helen Zimmer
Windsor Dr
Klaus Funeral Home
Clara H. Fried
Zimmerman Ave
Colligan Funeral Home
Veronica Getz
Maple St
Justice Carter Dies After Illness at 71
SAN RAFAEL CALIF AP Justice Jesse W Carter 71 longtime California Supreme Court figure died Sunday after a heart attack Feb 11 pneumonia set in and a blood clot formed in an artery to his right lung Ed Mills ASCAP executive dies at 77 in Los Angeles from heart attack Brig Gen Jean Brice de Bary 53 French Embassy attache dies of heart attack in Washington Lester Young jazz great known for Count Basie tenure dies in New York
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San Rafael
Calif
Jesse W. Carter
Cafornia Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Edwin Claude Mills
ASCAP
Mills
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Washington
Jean Brice de Bary
New York
Seven Mile residents attend Fontana funeral trip
Mrs. Freda Wirtley and Mrs. Mary Leifheit flew to Fontana California to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mildred Rhames Masters. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shull hosted Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bowman at the Tropics in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamberlin and family of Trenton visited Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Samweis, SSG, and Mrs. Joel Conarroe of Rantoul spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conarroe and daughter Sue.
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Freda Wirtley
Mary Leifheit
Fontana
Calif
Mildred Rhames Masters
Airs
Howard Shull
Alfred Bowman
Dayton
Paul Chamberlin
Trenton
P. A. Samweis
SSG
Joel Conarroe
Rantoul, Il
Ed Conarroe
Sue
Reconstruction of Australia’s Early Claims Timeline
The passage notes that while Europeans discovered Australia in 1608, no nation claimed it until England asserted sovereignty in 1770, over a century later. It contrasts early discovery with delayed formal claims by European powers.
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Australia
England
Rarities Spur Ohio Death Toll
The Associated Press reports Ohio deaths rose to 18 from Friday evening to Sunday night, with 12 traffic deaths and six other accidents. Notable cases include a baby suffocated by a plastic cover, a 79-year-old wind death on a roof, and two men crushed when a jacked car fell. Names and locations across Salem Perrysburg Jamestown Uhrichsville Monroe Butler Marion Amelia Athens Toledo Mansfield and more are listed among the victims.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lawrence Thacker
De‘oit
Perrysburg
George A. Shinkle
Floyd E. Harper
Jamestown
Shinkle
U.S. 35
Paul Means
Rt. 1
Uhrichsville
Russell E. Carothers
Buffalo
N. Y
Monroe
Butler County
Norman D. Trimmer
Marion
John St. Clair
Roy W Parker
Amelia
Samuel Peck
New Richmond
Ernest J. Otto
Cleveland
Bill Seiferth
Athens
Ray Tolliver
Akron
Junior Standers
Bucyrus
Sylvester Filiott
Mansfield
Jill Marie Schiels
Toledo
Ohio Toll Lower Still Is Shameful, Says Official
Ohio's 1988 highway toll declined 12 percent from 1987 totaling 1,812 deaths. Department director J Grant Keys called the toll "shameful and terribly costly tragedy" as counties report varying fatalities led by Cuyahoga with 160. Economic loss from accidents reached 28 million dollars with 4 pedestrians killed and 42 train motor vehicle crashes, 123 fewer than the prior year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Department of Highway Safety
Cuyahoga County
Hamiton
Summit
Franklin
Stark
Montgomery
Lucas
Mahoning
Keys
Local families honor wedding anniversary and visitors
Carlisle couple Dale Chamberlin and James McCoy visited Charles Chamberlin and family while Mrs. Donald Thompson and children from Mason called on Ernest Earnhart. Grandparents Cleve Wilmot and Irene Reiger are cited. Dayton’s Richard Mears and Donna Zimmerman joined for the 9th anniversary dinner with Lial Kuhns family. Jacksonburg guests William Zinmerman and kin stopped by.
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Dale Chamberlin
James McCoy
Fairborn
Harry Egger
Springfield
Billy
Charles Chamberlin
Donald Thompson
Mason
Ernest Earnhart
Cleve Wilmot
Camden
Irene Reiger
Germantown
Richard Mears
Dayton
Donna Zimmerman
Jacksonburg
Lial Kuhns
Mears
William Zinmerman
Duncan Hines Dies Expert On Cookery
Duncan Hines, 78, famed food guide author and restaurant advisor, died of lung cancer at his Bowling Green home. He built guidebooks rating restaurants and lodgings, traveled over two million miles, and housed an extensive cookbook collection. His ventures included the Duncan Hines Institute and Hines-Park Foods, now owned by Procter & Gamble. Survivors include his widow Clara and brother J Porter Hines.
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Bowling Green
Duncan Hines
Hines
Duncan Hines Institute
Ithaca
N.Y
Hines-Park Foods
Procter & Gamble
Florence
Clara Hines
J. Porter Hines
Hot Sparks 4 H Club Convenes
Hamilton special report: the Hot Sparks 4 H Tractor Club met Thursday evening at Steve Dittman s home. James Day said the club ordered T shirts and jackets at an earlier meeting at Bob Eibel s home. A magneto care demonstration was given by Eibel followed by lunch.
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Hamilton
Hot Sparks 4-H
Steve Dittman
James Day
Bob Eibel
Eibel
Lee Roy F. James Dies In Rest Home
Santa Monica California AP reports Lee Roy F James a magazine and motion picture artist is dead at age. He died Sunday in a rest home. James illustrated for Colliers Red Book Ladies Home Journal and other magazines and was with Metro Goldwyn Mayer from 1935 to 1947.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lee Roy F. James
James
Colliers, Red Book
Ladies Home Journal
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture Studio
Ocean depth fact remains around twelve thousand feet
The commonly cited average ocean depth sits near 12 450 feet, a figure used in discussions of marine science. It reflects a general estimate for global sea floor topography rather than precise current measurements.
Miami Symposium On American Arts At Miami U March 23
Miami University will host a six-field arts symposium titled The Creative Artist in American Society on March 23 as the first in a series of sesquicentennial events. Panelists include Clifton Fadiman John Ciardi Norris Houghton Richard Neutra Millard Sheets and Halsey Stevens with Philip R Adams moderating at the Cincinnati Art Museum session.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Schools of the Future
Business
University of the Future
Sesquicentennial
John Ball
Clifton Fadiman
John Ciardi
Poe
The
Saturday Review
Norris Houghton
Phoenix Theatre
New York City
Richard Neutra
Los Angeles
Millard Sheets
Los Angeles Art Institute
Halsey Stevens
Ucla School of Music
Philip R Adams
Cincinnati Art Museum
University Center
America
Ball
Shots Fired at Airport Inn Sparks Canal Jumping Incident
A 16 year old Dayton youth involved in an early morning disturbance at the Airport Inn fled into the Hydraulic Canal after proprietor Sam Blumberg fired at least three shots at a car. The teen, found by police, swam free and is held for juvenile authorities on intoxication charges. Three Daytonians rode in the car, with a second car containing the arrested boy. Police noted the youth had someone else’s billfold on him.
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Dayton
Airport Inn
Germattown Rd
Sam Blumberg
Case
Dust Bowl Prevention Stressed by Oklahoma Soil Group
Laverne Fisher, president of the Oklahoma Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, says the current soil and water conservation program acts as a built in preventer of another dust bowl in Oklahoma City and the region.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Laverne Fisher
The
Oklahoma Assn. of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
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