Deaths and Funerals Preble County
Two deaths mark Preble County’s seventh traffic fatality of the year. Thomas Idle 16 died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a one car crash on Salem Road near Lewisburg. Dale Idle 51 and Virginia Idle 40 perished in the same crash with Dale in fair condition. A combined service for Mrs Idle and Thomas Idle will be held at Dunkel Funeral Home Brookville. Burial in Arlington North Brookville. Also Isaac Guy Sr 61 died at his home in Middletown after three months illness. He worked for Armco Steel and belonged to Mt Baptist Church. Requiem High Mass for Guy is set at Holy Trinity Church with burial at Woodside. no public visitations.
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Lewisburg
Thomas Idle
Preble County
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Salem Road
Here
Dale Idle
Lewisburg Rt. 1
Virginia Idle
Idle
Dunkel Funeral Home
Brookville
Arling
Dale Allen
Della
Virginia
Brown
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside
Mrs Nell Krebs Dies at 87 in Middletown
Nell D Krebs 87 of 9 Monroe Street died at 12 20 am today at Garden Manor Nursing Home where she had lived as a patient for 30 months a longtime Middletown resident since 1901 she came here from Cincinnati
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Nell D. Krebs
Monroe St
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Krebs
Middletown
Cincinnati
Death Notice for Charles Franklin Mentzer
Charles Franklin Mentzer 66 of 1833 Oberon Drive died at 12 15 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since March 1 He was born in Martinsburg West Virginia and lived in Middletown 15 years He worked as a machinist for Mobryn Tesmer Inc until retiring in 1962 He is survived by his wife Clarice a daughter Mrs Mary Marshall of Virginia his mother Mrs Nan Whitacre of Maitland Florida a brother Hugh of Orlando Florida two sisters Mrs Jane Wells of Martinsburg West Virginia and Mrs Mildred Ballard of Lake Worth Florida and five grandchildren Friends may call at the Mc Coy Leifer Funeral Home tomorrow from 10 am to noon Services will be in Martinsburg West Virginia conducted by Brown Funeral Home
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Charles Franklin Mentzer
Oberon Drive
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Mentzer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Middletown
Mobryn Tesmer Inc
Clarice
Mary ‘Marshall
An Va
Nan W
Margaret Stegemolier dies at age 4 in Lebanon
Margaret Virginia Stegemolier died Sunday at home on Oregon in Lebanon. Survived by husband John and nine daughters including Peggy Norman of California Martha Lipoma Washington Linda Lichtenberg Dayton Marilyn Jo Ann Judith Beverly Janet all at home. seven sons including Russell Richard Ullum Dayton Robert Ullum Dayton and Edward Joseph and James Stegemalier at home. Services at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St Francis De Sales Church with burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens on Rt 48. Friends may call at the Os-
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Lebanon
Margaret Virginia Stegemolier
Oregon
Rei
John
Peggy Norman
California
Martha Lipoma
Washington
Linda Lichtenberg
Dayton
Marilyn
Jo Ann
Judith
Beverly
Janet
Russell
Richard Ullum
Robert Ullum
Joan
Edward
Joseph
James Stegemalier
Death notices and obituaries from unnamed sources
Death notices list Lillie Tutewig 80 Dennis Lane services today Gaston Rush 46 Minor Ave services 2 PM tomorrow Harry Bobenmyer formerly 911 Park Ave services 10 ath Thursday Also reported are Gen Sir Morgan 73 died at home Northwood and Dr Meta Glass 86 emeritus Sweet College Charlottesville Va Munn Stewart 72 Hollywood voice coach died Monday Mrs Cal Farley 66 Houston Texas who founded Boys Ranch died Sunday night
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Hamilton
Lillie Tutewig
Dennis Lane
Klaus-Weige
Gaston Rush
Minor Ave
Webb
Harry Bobenmyer
Northwood
Sir Morgan
Charlottesville
Meta Glass
Sweet College
Hollywood
Na- Munn Stewart
Houston
Tex
Cal Farley
Boys Ranch
Texas Panhandle
Former Poasttown JP Albert Bolling Dies at 69
Albert Bolling 69 of 7637 Germantown Road died at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. He owned Al's Barbershop in Poastown since 1927 and served as a Peastown justice of the peace. Survived by wife Evelyn, son Allen, daughters Delilah Breed ing and Catherine Todd, sister Delilah Underwood, two half brothers, seven grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Union Chapel EUB Church. Burial in Pt. Cemetery. Funeral home hours listed.
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Albert Bolling
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Bolling
Poasttown
Jackson
Middletown
Peasttown
Evelyn
Allen
Delilah Breeding
Carlisle
Catherine Todd
New Carlisle
Delilah Underwood
Dayton
Buckley Bolling
William Bolling
Kentucky
Union Chapel Eub Church
Keister Road
CW. Hatfield
Pt. Cemetery
McCoy-Leffier
Ohio To Trim Oats Tobacco and Sugar Beets
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department crop planting estimates for 1967 show beet and tobacco acreage in Ohio with figures: beets and tobacco acreage totaling about 98 thousand acres, tobacco around 10,200 acres.
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Ohio
Washington
Agriculture Department
First Day of Spring As Weather Keeps Hitting News
The article notes spring arrives amid lingering winter impacts across the U S. It cites Chicago snowfalls in late January, Oregon mildness, New York weather disruptions, record Los Angeles highs in February, and varied conditions from Wisconsin to Missouri. It mentions swallows returning to Capistrano and buzzards in Hinckley as seasonal signs.
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New York
Reno
Texas
Chicago
Oregon
California
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ohio
Columbus
Missouri
University of Missouri
New Jersey
Maryland
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
H. N. Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Capistrano
St. Joseph
Argentina
Hinckley
Midwest
Washingon
Conviction Overturned frees man after years on death row
Lloyd Eldon Miller Jr. walked out of Stateville Penitentiary as a federal judge ordered his release. The 40 year old, jailed since 1955 for the Canton rape slaying of an 8 year old, had his 1956 conviction overturned due to allegedly faked evidence, a stained pair of shorts, cited by U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry following a Supreme Court decision. The judge barred further prosecution by Illinois and Fulton County and Miller said nothing about future plans.
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Kent Zimmerman
Janice May
Canton
U.S
Joseph Sam Perry
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Miller
Fulton County
Perry
State of Illinois
Ill
Joliet
Laskey Trial Date Stands Despite Plea to Disqualify Judge
The First District Court of Appeals refused to disqualify Judge Simon L. Leis, keeping the trial date for Posteal Laskey on a first degree murder charge. Defense plans a possible venue change filing. Laskey is accused in the 31 year old Barbara Bowman’s stabbing and run over death after she left a tavern cab.
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Cincinnati
First District Court of Appeals
Hamilton County
Police Briefs Span Local Incidents and Arrests
Raymond Keith 36 treated for a left shoulder knife wound after an alleged assault by Janet Patrick 26 charged with carrying a concealed weapon and intoxication. Burglars stole from Wildwood School machine weekend. Edison School roof damaged 200. Montgomery Ward faced 750 damage from air rifle vandalism. Chaulu Cawala 34 arrested for intoxication and expired tags. Ronald Paugh reports $50 dash-wire damage to his car in a rear lot off Charles Street.
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Raymond Keith
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Janet Patrick
van Ave
Edison
S. Main St
Ronald Paugh
Franklin Sr
Charles Street
Easter Parade Art Display at Middletown Library
An exhibit titled Easter Parade is on display in the Middletown Public Library children's department. It features artwork by second grade students from Miss Mary Sulfsted's Central Elementary School class and Mrs Rosetta Terrill's Taft Elementary School class. The display runs through March.
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Children’s Department
Middletown Public Library
Mary Sulfsted
Central Elementary School
Rosetta Terrill
Taft Elementary School
Eight Auto Wrecks Cited. Total Damage $975
Police reported eight accidents yesterday totaling $975 in damage. Four motorists were cited for failures to yield or unsafe backing. Cases involved Mary E. Morgan, Thomas R. Hall, Frank E. Reiland, Carl E. Brokaw, Thomas Robertson, Jacqueline Smith, Wesley Blythe, and Geneva Lester at locations including Cincinnati Dayton Road, Highland Street, Burbank Avenue, North Avenue, Monroe Street, Verity Parkway, Girard Avenue, and Franklin area.
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Mary E. Morgan
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Thomas R. Hall
August Ave
Highland Street
Burbank Avenue
Mrs. Morgan
Thomas H. Prost
Curtis St
Frank E. Reiland
John St. Carlisle
North Avenue
Monroe Street
Reiland
Helen S
Hamilton
Carl E. Brokaw
Garfield St
S. Verity
Blythe
Fire Runs In City From Morning To Evening
A series of small fires reported across town: 1405 S Main St where Alex Maillie 53 was taken to Middle town Hospital in fair condition after chest pains following a fire. 3403 Glencoe Ave rug dragged over a floor furnace at Dan Gibbs Jr home caused $250 damage. 3401 Hampton Place cigarette ignited a living room chair causing smoke damage in Otis Grant residence. 6 弓Central Avenue and Franklin Street car owned by Earl Jones suffered backfire with $50 damage.
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S. Main St
Alex Maillie
Middletown Hospital
Glencoe Ave
Dan Gibbs Jr
Hampton Place
Otis Grant
Central Avenue
Franklin Street
Earl Jones
Central Ave
Library Closure Notice After Easter Weekend
The Middletown Public Library will be closed all day Friday. It will reopen for regular hours on Saturday and Monday after Easter.
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Middletown
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Preble
Isaih Guy Sr
17Th Ave
Guy
Midway
Armco Steel Corp
Mt. Baptist Church
George
Robert
Mildred McArdle
Nell Krebs
Charles Mentzer
Margaret Stegemolier
Park Ave
Lad
New England
Wrt Savings and Loan Association
Laskey
Wildwood
Wildwood Road
Montgomery Ward
N. University Boulevard
Jim Chaulucawala
Arlington Ave
Manchester Avenue
Grimes Street
Dodds Monuments
Verity Plivy
14Th Ave
Weedside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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