Deaths And Funerals: Creech Evans Benge Adkins
Obituary notices report Robert L. Creech 72 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after three weeks illness. Survived only by wife Callie with services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home led by Rev. Howard Sears and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also Jessie B. Evans 75 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital. burial planned in family cemetery and services at Baker & Sons. Judith Benge of Eaton and Georgianna Baker of Eaton with brother John of Richmond and four grandchildren survive. funeral arrangements at Baker & Sons. Russell Adkins of Grayson Kentucky a Preble County realtor died. services set at Ferguson Funeral Home. Surviving family includes wife Bessie and daughters Madeline Cox, Arlene Danner Carter, and Pauline Lewis. details from additional lines indicate multiple siblings and grandchildren.
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Robert L. Creech
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Creech
P. Lorillard Co
Campton
Middletown
Callie
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Madeline Cox
Arlene Danner Carter
Franklin
Pauline Lewis
Moorehead
Nancy Phillips
Alice Elliott
Sandy
Hook
Russell Adkins
Sanford
Clark
Adkins
Grayson
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Preble County Realtor
Preble
County Real Estate Board
Lewis
Ferguson
Bessie
Services for Mrs Lizzie Barnett Held in Kentucky
Mrs Lizzie Barnett 69 of West Alexandria Rt 2 died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after two days illness. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Potter Funeral Home West Liberty Ky with burial in family cemetery. She leaves husband Ora a son Roger Camden a daughter Mrs Marilyn Hartman West Alexandria a sister Mrs Mary Lewis West Liberty and two others.
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West Liberty
Preble County
Ora
Roger
Camden
Marilyn Hartman
West Alexandria
Mary Lewis
Services for Theodore Clark Held at Zimerman Funeral Home
Theodore Duke Clark 62 of 515 W Main St will have a 2 p m service tomorrow at Zimerman Funeral Home Gratis. Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Round Town Preview of Spring Shopping in Middletown Round Town
Middletown shops bring a spring mood with expanded Pickwick Shoppe offerings and new rooms. Norris Music showcases a complete guitar center headlined by a Rolls Royce Martin guitar at 800 dollars and a Gibson banjo at 1095. Office Outfitters offers daily ten percent price reductions on furniture. Goodyear Service Store touts GE Multi-Speed Filter Flo Washer features. Filson's emphasizes polyester fabrics for spring and summer wardrobes. Fassel McDonough Jewelry highlights bridal china and flatware, with Wallace discount on Grand Baroque.
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Norris Music
Rolls Royce
Martin
Gibson
Norris
Office Outfitter’s
G.E
Goodyear
FENZEL + MCDONOUGH
Wallace
Alma Klick dies. services set in Mason
Mrs Alma Klick 9 formerly of Kings Mills died yesterday at Westview Nursing Home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Lucille King and Miss Gladys Klick a son George six grandchildren and 10 great. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday Oswald Funeral Home. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Funeral home hours tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Alma Klick
King’s Mills
Westview Nursing Home
Lucille King
King's Mills
Gladys Klick
Cincinnati
George
South Bend
Ind
Oswald Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Funeral set for Ivan W. Smith of Harveysburg
Services for 31 year old Ivan W. Smith will be 2 p.m. tomorrow at Harveysburg Full Gospel Church with burial in Jonahs Run Cemetery. He died Saturday at Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. He worked at the Thoroughbred Dog Food factory and served on Harveysburg volunteer fire department. He is survived by wife Frances, father Wesley Smith, a foster daughter Mary McCorkle, three brothers James Richard and Robert, all of Harveysburg, and his paternal grandmother.
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Waynesville
Ivan W. Smith
Harveysburg
Full Gospel
Jonahs Run
Stubbs-Conner
Wesley Smith
Mary McCorkle
James
Richard
Robert
Lebanon Blacksmith L. B. Williams 86
Ladan B. Williams 86 retired blacksmith died at home after an extended illness at 418 Pleasant St Lebanon. Survived by two daughters Katherine Thomas and Mrs. Tinney three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Francis De Sales Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home viewing tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
tLadan B. Williams
Pleasant St
Harry Tinney
Middletown
Katherine Thomas
St. Francis de Sales Church
Oswald
Green Sams 77 services Wednesday Campbell
Green Sams 77 of 822 Buckeye Street will have services at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Campbell. He was a longtime resident and member of the community with ties to local charity work.
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Green Sams
Buckeye St
Campbell
Ambulance Drivers Break Up Miami Robbery
Two Miami ambulance drivers used sirens and lights to break up a robbery Sunday. George A. Ruiz and Leonard Brady, both 23 to 27, cornered two suspects with the help of police radio and directed them into the ambulance. Police charged Ervin Boardman and Bobby Wright with attempted robbery.
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Miami
George A. Ruiz
Leonard Brady
Ruiz
Brady
Ervin Chester Boardman
Bobby Wayne Wright
Singer Joe South Arrested on Narcotics and DWI Charge
Fayettesville Georgia AP reports singer Joe South known for Games People Play was arrested after erratic driving. Deputies found about two ounces of suspected marijuana in his car and he posted 5600 bail. Court date not yet set.
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Fayetteville, Ga
Joe South
ICS
South
Kiwanians Head Here For Charter Night
Carl W. Kietzman Ohio Kiwanis governor elect will address Middletown Kiwanis East charter night at First United Methodist Church Broad Street and Second Avenue. He has 15 years with Milford Kiwanis and has served in local and district Kiwanis roles. Middletown East becomes an official Kiwanis club with members and wives plus southern Ohio club reps in attendance. Louis Agoston is club president.
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Carl W. Kietzman
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Middletown
Kiwanis East Club
First United Methodist Church
Broad Street
Second Avenue
Kietzman
Milford Kiwanis Club
Ohio District
Middletown East
Kiwanis Organization
Kiwanis
Louis Agoston
Pope Paul VI Urges Peace In Palm Sunday Address
In a Palm Sunday speech from his window over St Peter's Square Pope Paul VI urged Romans and Catholics worldwide to pursue peace. He spoke after Mass before about 20 000 worshipers and distributed palm fronds for over 20 minutes to cardinals bishops diplomats and tourists as he denounced the growing arms race and called for genuine peace in every hour of life.
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Rome
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
Sirhan Sues to Block Book Publication
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan files a $2 million suit in New York State Supreme Court to prevent publication of a life story by Robert B. Kaiser alleging he was of unsound mind when signing the contract. The suit targets Kaiser, agent Maximilian Becker, publisher E P Dutton and Co, and two trial defense attorneys. Sirhan, condemned to death, awaits appeal outcomes from San Quentin.
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New York
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert B. Kaiser
Sirhan
State Supreme Court
Kaiser
Los Angeles
Maximilian Becker
E.P. Dutton and Co
Grant Cooper
Russell
Parsons
San Quentin
PUCO Plans Action Against Penn Central Train Cuts
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will file formal protests with the Interstate Commerce Commission this week to oppose Penn Central's plan to discontinue 34 east west long distance trains in Ohio. The railroad would end long distance service west of Buffalo and Harrisburg as part of 48 trains halted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Harrisburg
PUCO
Two Girls Missing From Pompano Beach Since December
Peggy Rahn nine and Wendy Stevenson eight disappeared December 29 while seeking ice cream. Their rooms remain untouched, with keepsakes, and a $3,000 reward fund plus $5,000 from families fuels a long search led by Pompano Beach Police Lt. Sam Kennedy. The case draws hope and fear. investigators pursue hundreds of leads with no result.
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Pompano- Beach
Fila
Peggy Rahn
Cecile Rahn
Kay Stevenson
Wendy
Pompano Beach
Sam Kennedy
Kennedy
Oil Firm Gives City Neodesha Refinery Land Gift
The American Oil Co. will donate most of its 73 year old Neodesha refinery to the city. The package includes 400 acres and the power plant, valued at about 2 million dollars, with the mayor saying it will supply electricity for about 15 years and help attract new industry. The closure is due to unprofitability.
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Neodesha
Kan
American Oil Co
Ernest Wilson
Quake Hits Broach India Kills Forty One
An earthquake rocked the port of Broach in Gujarat, about 200 miles north of Bombay, killing 41 and injuring 79. About 200 houses were damaged and the tremor was felt in Bombay during Holi. The Marama river bridge near Broach remained undamaged.
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Bombay
India
Broach
Gujarat
Marmada River
New Delhi
Maharashtra
Kouna Dam
Gulf of Cambay
Arabian Sea
Nixon urged to invite Thant for UN anniversary speech
Congress members urged President Nixon to invite United Nations Secretary General U Thant to address a joint session for the UN's 25th anniversary. Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier said no decision has been made. The group met Thant at the UN and was briefed by U.S. delegate Charles W. Yost.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nixon
Congress
U Thant
United Nations
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
White House
Kastenmeier
Peace Through Law Organization
Thant
The
U.N
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Smothers Brothers Return to TV for ABC Summer Show
The Smothers Brothers Tom and Dick return to TV in July with a Wednesday night summer program on ABC. They will take over Engelbert Humperdinck's 10 p.m. slot while Humperdinck moves to Saturday night replacing Jimmy Durante and the Lennon Sisters. The brothers were fired by CBS last April over censorship disputes.
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New York
Smothers Brothers
ABC
Engelbert Humperdinck
Humperdinck
Jimmy Durante
Lennon Sisters
Tom and
CBS
Winds Push Oil Slick Seaward From Gulf Platforms
The massive oil spill off the Louisiana coast was directed seaward as workers intensify efforts on two wild wells offshore. Chevron said one well work on a platform 30 miles offshore is now around the clock, with 30 more workers and five high pressure pumps brought in by barge to boost sealing. An Interior Department estimate puts daily gusher at 600 to 1,000 barrels since March 10. Coast Guard aerial survey shows the slick curving seaward about 10 miles, width from one to two and a half miles.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Chevron Oil Co
Interior Department
Coast Guard
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Oberon Drive
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Sandy Hook
Judith Benge
Eaton Rt. 4
Georgianna Baker
Eaton
John
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Theodore Clark
Charlotte
Pickwick
Holland
Filson’s
Roderer
Joyce
Front Row
Red Cross
Ladan B. Williams
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
Carl Kietzman
Pope
Wendy Stevenson
City
Eest
Quake Hills Lft
Lucky Stans
Martinizing Dry Cleaners
Arifs
McGee’s Supermarket
Vannest
Manchester
Smothers
San Non Post
EL Eh
Anchester Otor
Pitta Crt
Featuring Charlic Reeuer Ce Ea
Dorothy Yoder
London
Paris
Athens
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Travel Department
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Singer Company
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