Retired pastor's wife Wilna Wintringham dies at 80
Wilna Wintringham, 80, of 2310 Flemming Road, died at 7:45 a.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital. She was a writer and artist known for chalk talks and poetry and wife of Dr. C E Wintringham, former associate pastor of First United Methodist Church. Survived by husband, two daughters, a son, three sisters, six grandchildren. Services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at First United Methodist Church. Burial in Ada Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to Wintringham Scholarship Fund or Otterbein Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilna Wintringham
Flemming Road
Middletown Hospital
Wintringham
C.E. “Ernie’’ Wintringham
First United Methodist Church
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Middletown Church
Otterbein
Monroe
Mt. Victory
Columbus
Ernestine Spoon
Cincinnati
Jeanne Wintringham
London
Elwin
Denver
Colo
Riggs Funeral
Wintringham Scholarship Fund
Somerville resident Herbert L. Thomas
Services for Herbert L. Roy Thomas 82 of 2956 Somerville West Elkton Road are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home with burial in Somerville Cemetery. He died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. His wife Mary died in 1966. Surviving: daughter Helen Buell of Merville and sisters Edith Wates and Ruby Russello.
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Somerville
Herbert L
Roy) Thomas
West Elkton Road
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville Cemetery
Thomas
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Mary
Helen Buell
Merville
Edith Wates
Ruby Russello
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Veterinarian’s Father Dies in Wisconsin at 73
Dr. Leland C. Lynch Sr. of Mercer Wisconsin died yesterday at 73. He practiced veterinary medicine for 36 years and retired in 1962. A Ohio State University graduate, World War II veteran, he belonged to the American Legion Lions Club Elks and Masonic Lodge. Survived by wife Ruth two children Donald of Denver and Lila Stewart of Marysville and eight grandchildren. Funeral and burial in Wisconsin arranged by Engstrom Funeral Home Hurley with gifts to Faith Lutheran Church Mercer Wisconsin.
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Leland C. Lynch Sr
Mercer, Wis
Leland C. Lynch Jr
Middletown
Wisconsin
Lynch
Ohio State
American Legion
Lions Club
Elks Club
Masonic Lodge
Ruth
Donald
Denver
Colo
Lila Stewart
Marysville
Engstrom Funeral Home
Hurley
Wis
Faith Lutheran Church
Mercer
Class of '71 Plans Reunion at Congress Inn
The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1971 schedules a June 14 reunion at Congress Inn. Reservations due by May 1 at four dollars per person. Tim Trant Donna Stoutenborough Britain or Ellen Semmler oversee bookings.
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Lemon-Monroe
Congress Inn
Tim Trant
Donna
Stoutenborough
Britain
Ellen Semmler
Richardson and Wife Buried Briefly in Avalanche
U S ambassador to Britain Elliot L Richardson and his wife were briefly buried in a small avalanche while skiing in St Anton Tyrol. They freed themselves with no injuries though Richardson lost sunglasses cap and ski poles. They were with their children and an English friend who were on the slope at the time.
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ST. Anton
Austria
Elliot L. Richardson
U.S
Britain
Gamten
Arlberg Pass
Tyrol
Vorarlberg
Writer Dana Gibson Wins Second Prize in Cricket Contest
Dana Gibson, 11, of Germantown Road wins second prize in a children’s magazine story contest. Her tale of a night alone in a farm house during a storm will appear in Cricket’s April issue. Cricket began in September 1973 and circulates over 200,000.
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Dana Gibson
Germantown Road
Dana
Fire and medical calls report across multiple addresses
Fire crews responded today at 8 54 a m to 1804 Winona Drive for an elderly man Michael Rossi 84 ill and transported to hospital after treatment. At 12 52 a m a woman at 1421 Central Ave declined aid. Yesterday 10 21 p m at 1322 Woodlawn Ave Dale Willis 7 months with breathing difficulty sent to hospital after treatment. 6 54 p m at 904 Beech St Charles Williams 75 with breathing trouble given oxygen admitted in fair condition.
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Winona Drive
Michael Rossi
Central Ave
Woodlawn Ave
Dale Willis
Beech St
Charles Williams
Mother of singers killed in van crash near Sidney
The mother of the Good Family gospel singers from Piqua died early today when their van overturned on I-75 just north of Sidney. Driver Tim Goad 18, and Jack Goad 54 were injured along with a 6 year old daughter. Other passengers received hospital treatment.
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Good Family Gospel Singers
Piqua
Grand Avenue
Jack Goad
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Tim Goad
Ruth A. Goad
Rick J. Goad
Billene J. Statler
Greenville
Jimmy L. Sloas
Fairborn
Chewing Tobacco Sales Jump to Two-Decade High
The Agriculture Department reports chewing tobacco sales rose to 79.2 million pounds in 1974, the highest in 20 years, with loose leaf driving gains from 47.6 to 52.9 million pounds while plug and twist decline. Snuff output edged down to 25 million pounds from 25.3 and 25.5 million in prior years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Franklin High School Class of 1965 Reunion Set
Franklin The Franklin High School class of 1965 will hold its 10 year reunion on August 9 at the VFW Social Center with a 1960s music program by The Eclipse. Members who have not received a letter are asked to contact Mrs. Charles W. Beel, Mrs. Danny George Cox, or Mrs. Kenneth J. Angel at specified addresses.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
VFW Social Center
Eclipse
Charles W. Beel
Shaker Road
Danny George Cox
Hill St
Kenneth J. Angel
Berwick Lane
Gas spill near LeSourdsville minor spills contained
Ohio EPA reports a tanker accident on Ohio 63 east of Ohio 4 spilled about 150 gallons. Monroe Fire Department contained the spill with one traffic lane closed for about an hour. Driver Roy Branstetter of Cincinnati, 32, faced charges of operating while intoxicated.
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Ohio Epa
EPA
Ohio 63
Ohio 4
Monroe Fire Department
Roy Branstetter
Cincinnati
Branstetter
Ohio
Grimes
Police log details 11 weekend thefts and breaks
Weekend police reports show at least 11 break-ins or attempted burglaries, including a resident with a gun confronting a burglar at 2:30 a.m. Andrew Nichols heard noises at 932 18th Ave. A rear door break-in at Mrs. John Kindred’s 816 Eighth Ave. yielded a $400 color TV, radio and $25 cash. Multiple other homes, a church, and Valley Sheet Metal Works faced entries with varied loot and damaged entry points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nichols
18Th Ave
Hoerner-Waldorf Corp
Enoch Drive
Smokey
Calvary Baptist Church
Jackson Lane
John Kindred
Eighth Ave
Donna Reynolds
Columbia Ave
Reynolds
Ethel Craft
Jean Cowgill
Crescent Blvd
Valley Sheet Metal Works Inc
Yankee Road
Johnny Johnson
Ninth Ave
Tee
Arthur Jernigan
Jernigan
Birdie Cook
Tim McNutt
Fourth Ave
Computer finishes third in ASUN election at Nebraska
In Lincoln, an IBM 360 computer entered as Brian Thompson ran on a platform claiming it knew all the answers. Unofficial results show Jim Say of Norfolk winning with 820 votes, Del Gustafson 325, and the IBM 360 computer drawing 278 votes as a voter curiosity.
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Lincoln
Neb
Associated Students of
University of Nebraska
Brian Thompson
Garry Hall
ASUN
Jim Say
Norfolk
del Gustafson
Holdrege
Window rights may rival water rights in solar energy future
University of Iowa architect Richard Jordison predicts windows could become a luxury as construction shifts to thick insulated walls. He says careful use of glass will maximize solar energy, making shading from neighbors a drawback and solar access a property issue for owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Richard Jordison
Jordison
Supreme Court refuses to halt Reserve waste dumping order
The Supreme Court declined to order Reserve Mining Co to stop dumping taconite waste into Lake Superior within two years. It left in place a circuit court timetable allowing a "reasonable time" to begin land disposal and cut smokestack emissions amid health risk concerns.
Record shoplifting spree at Rinks yields 13 arrests
A Friday at Rinks marked a record for shoplifting arrests with at least 13 culprits taken into custody. Officers recovered 220 dollars worth of merchandise. eight suspects were handed to police for prosecution. One offender had 30 dollars in goods concealed in an empty purse. The usual first offense fine is 200 dollars, with a 60 day jail term possible for a second offense.
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Rink
School Lunch Menu Tuesday Through Friday
Tuesday features shredded chicken sandwich green beans and chilled peaches. Wednesday offers baked chili buttered corn lime gelatin with pineapple bread and butter. Thursday serves hot dog sandwich mashed potatoes sauerkraut applesauce. Friday includes fish sandwich French fries strawberry shortcake and chopped peanuts.
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Anna Morton
E. Fifth St
James Dallas Cox
Orange
Califanda
Julia van Arsdale
Woodhill Cemetery
John Wedgewood
Anglesby Funeral Home
Warren County Heart Fund
Charles O’day
Charles Henry O'Day
Julia
Lowell Scheufler
Butler County Memorial Gardens
Hildegarde
Hildegarde M. Semmler
Lebanon
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Robert Clark
Lebanon Cemetery
Mrs. Wintringham
Herbert Thomas
Hamilton
Edward Weber
Seven Mile
St. Peter's Church
James Schmidt Sr
Fairfield
Webb
Clarence Wynn
Klaus-Weigel
Mattie Pfaff
Millville Ave
Klaus- Weigel
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Call Middletown
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Ura
Olay Entity Color Ad
Richardson and Wife
Avalanche
LeSourdsville
Ohio Environmental Protection
U.S. Supreme Court
Naxes Reserve Order
Danny Wills
John Longworth
Ryan Melton
Dorothy Jones
Armco Association
Armco Park
Donnie Manning
Cecelia Hunter
Beth Stone
Marcia Gebhart
Circuit Court
Middletown City Schools
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
PTT la
Weuse
Olzelle
Avior
Denny Lumber Company
First Ave
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