Deaths and Funerals Latta Riley Dies at 77
Latta Riley 77 of 406 Shafer St died at Grandview Hospital Dayton Tuesday at 3 27 p m after April 26 admission. He managed Bond Furniture, then Cappel Furniture for 40 years, survived by wife Pearle two sons Gerald and Harold five brothers a sister and two grandchildren. services Friday 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Latta Riley
Shafer St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Riley
Ross County
Ohio
Bond Furniture
Cappel Furniture
Order of American Mechanics
Pearle
Gerald
Toledo
Harold
Middletown
Glen
Springfield
Johie
Zanesfield
Bert
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
John F
Ypsilanti
Mich
Delano
London
Ethel Hixon
Chillicothe
Mrs Jennie Benner Dies After Illness at 85
Mrs Jennie L Benner 85 of 216 Baltimore St Middletown died yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 4 45 p m after two years of failing health and six weeks of serious illness She was born in Middletown lived here all her life widow of Robert B Benner who died in 1959 A daughter Mrs Jeanette Wilson died in November 1962 Funeral services held at Riggs Funeral Home with Dr Irvin E Emmons officiating Burial planned No visitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Benner
Jennie L. Benner
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Benner
Jeanette Wilson
Riggs Funeral
Irvin E. Emmons
Woodside Cemetery
Germantown Woman Rena Abner Dies at 83
Mrs. Rena Abner 83 of 8881 Main St Germantown died at 11 45 am Tuesday at home rigid in Madison County Ky born in Madison County she lived here 51 years member of Glade Christian Church Survivors include husband James T four sons Roy James B William all Germantown Robert Middletown three daughters Ethel Pence Louise Denny Elizabeth Pieratt two sisters Julia Crump Lexington Ky and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Abner
Germantown
Main St
Madison County
Glade Christian Church
Silver Creek
James T
Roy
James B
William
Robert
Middletown
Ethel Pence
Louise Denny
Carlisle
Elizabeth Pieratt
Julia Crump
Lexington
Stubblefield Rites Held for Germantown Man 69
Ger mantown resident Howard W. Stubblefield 69 of 3424 Maumee Ave Dayton died Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital Survivors include five daughters three sons four sisters and three brothers and 13 grandchildren Services set for 1 p m Friday at Riesinger Memorial Chapel Dayton Burial in Willowview Cemetery Friends may call 3 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m tomorrow at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizza Cates
Big Hill
Germantown
Howard W. Stubblefield
Maumee Ave
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
I. Jane Butz
Pamela Stubblefield
Naomi R. Gross
Lakeland, Fla
Martha L. Corder
Englewood
Carol Gourlar
Stephen C
George R
Centerville
James E
New Carlisle
Cora Kistner
Mary Maurer
Martha Rose
Hazel Park
Mich
Loraine Brady
Kettering
John C
Cincinnati
George C
Trotwood
Charles
Michigan
Riesinger Memorial
Willowview Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Henrich and Robinette
William J. Henrich aged 55 of 126 N. F Street has funeral services at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Klaus-Weigel Mortuary. Betty Jean Robinette aged 37 of 911 Vine Street will have services at 10 a.m. Thursday at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Henrich
N. F St
Klaus - Weigel
Betty Jean Robinette
Vine St
Brown - Dawson
Notable Writers and Actor Die in Separate Obituaries
Berkeley AP reports Anthony Boucher 56 a writer editor and critic died Monday night of cancer after writing Criminal at Large in the New York Times Book Review. Compton AP notes Dale Southwick 55 a former Our Gang actor died Monday. Zebulon AP reports Elbert Clifton Daniel 83 founder director of the Pharmaceutical Research Foundation at UNC died Tuesday.
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Berkeley
Calif
Anthony Boucher
New York Times Book Review
Compton, Calif
Dale Southwick
Zebulon
N.C
Elbert Clifton Daniel
Pharmaceutical Research Foundation
University of North Carolina
Reunion Planning for 1953 Lemon Monroe Class
Dean Jones president of the 1953 Lemon Monroe High School graduation class will lead another reunion planning session at Laynecrest Bowling Lanes Franklin at 8 tomorrow evening. A class dinner dance is set for July 12 at a yet unnamed venue with about 85 members located, secretary Mrs John Trimbull reports, phone 423-7039.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Jones
Lemon - Monroe High School
Laynecrest Bowling Lanes
Franklin
John Trimbull
Body of New Miami Man Found
The body of Robert Garland, 30, of 11 Ohlinger Drive New Miami was recovered from the Ohio River Monday evening about seven miles downstream from the site of the drowning on April 21. Garland and companion Hughes Smith of Vandalia were swept under while wading to a nearby island below Markland Dam. Smith reached shore and signaled for help. Garland could not hold on. He is survived by his wife Betty and several relatives. Services are planned for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church with burial at Rose Hill Memorial Park.
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Robert Garland
Ohlinger Drive
New Miami
Ohio River
Mr. Garland
Hughes Smith
Vandalia
Indiana
Markland Dam
Smith
Vevay
Ind
Garland
Betty
Clara Collins
Robert
Cindy
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Middletown High Hosts Distributive Education Breakfast
Distributive education students at Middletown High School hosted an appreciation breakfast for their employers at Frisch's Restaurant on Germantown Road. Forty-one attendees included G. C. Murphy Co. Montgomery Ward Kroger's J. C. Penney and more. HH. Lawrence and M. G. McCall attended. Steven Amburgey presided as master of ceremonies with Kathy Hinkle giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
G. C. Murphy Co
Montgomery Ward
Kroger's
J. C. Penney
Dillman's Market
Falls Cleaners
Denny Lumber i Co
Checker Stores
Avon Cosmetics
W.T. Grant
Cason’s Hardware
McAlpin’s
Gough - Lamb Inc
Dr. D. M. Rollins
Schrock Hardware
HH. Lawrence
Middletown High
M. G. McCall
Steven Amburgey
Deca Club
Kathy Hinkle
Frisch's
Germantown Road
Police Briefs From Middletown
Zack McIntosh, 57, of 1611 Sheridan Ave, sustained left foot injuries when his foot slipped under a lawn mower on a slope at Verity Parkway and Hanover Street. Ray Etter, 54, of Germantown Rt. 1, was arrested on Trenton-Franklin Road for driving while intoxicated. Ethel Plummer, 903 Charles St, reported the theft of her lawn mower valued at 10 dollars. the mower frame was recovered but the motor was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack McIntosh
Sheridan Ave
Middletown Hospital
Verity Parkway
Hanover Street
Ray Etter
Germantown
Ethel Plummer
Charles St
Gilbert Sertoma elects new officers at Manchester Inn meeting
Gilbert S Gilbert was elected Sertoma Club president at the Manchester Motor Inn replacing Dale Converse. New officers include Emerson Thompson as first vice president Richard Schramm as second vice president Martyn Hackney as third vice president Ted W Karchner as treasurer and James Armbruster Frank J Schiavone and Donald A Easterly named to the board. George Bundick of Greater Middletown Area Big Brothers spoke on purpose and goals noting Big Brothers aid fatherless youths not as substitute fathers but as adult friends.
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Ralph S. Gilbert
Germantown Road
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Dale Converse
Emerson Thompson
Richard Schramm
Martyn Hackney
Ted W. Karchner
James Armbruster
Frank J. Schiavone
Donald A. Easterly
George Bundick
Greater
Middletown Area
Big Brothers
Service Club
Big Brother
Bundick
Pony Wanderer Found on Eck Road Property
John Hasselbach reported a brown and white pony wandered onto his field at 5110 Eck Road. He will hold the animal until its owner is located.
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John Hasselbach
Eck Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Fire Reports And Minor Incidents In Bethel Area
At 12:45 pm a fire at 107 Moore St Bethel involved Adams 67 who became ill and was taken to Middletown Hospital. At 1:00 pm Teresa Kraus 93 at 1313 Penfield Ave fell at home injuring her leg and was hospitalized in fair condition. At 11:40 pm a false alarm at Sixth Ave and Yankee Rd. At 5:35 am a cigarette burned a rug behind the bar at Carfax causing $3 damage at 20 S Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore St
Bethel Adams
Middletown Hospital
Penfield Ave
Teresa Kraus
S. Broad St
St Pauls Cathedral Among Sir Christopher Wren’s Masterworks
The most famous building attributed to Sir Christopher Wren is St Pauls Cathedral in London, renowned for its baroque design and historical significance in British architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Strike Halts Major Middletown Projects As Union Contracts Expire
Officials in Middletown report possible effects from a regional strike as building trades contracts expire. Kaiser Engineers could not reveal Armco Project 600 impact while work at Middletown High School site is believed affected. Dayton area chiefs estimate about 75 million dollars in work halted.
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Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
Kaiser Engineers
Armco
New
Middletown High School
Harrison Civitan Elects Officers for Middletown Club
Randall J Harrison of Franklin is named president of the Middletown Civitan Club after a Civic meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. Otto Ingram Jr is vice president William Tilton secretary Robert Ritter treasurer and Everett Sherron a director for two years. Robert Freeman is president elect and will take office in 1969 with installation set for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Harrison
Kristine Lane
Franklin
Middletown
India protests Chinese seizure of gurdwaras in Shanghai
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told Parliament that India resents China’s unilateral action in forcibly seizing Sikh temples in Shanghai. She stated the move provoked strong negative reaction among Indians and demanded clarifications.
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New Delhi
India
China
Shanghai
Indira Gandhi
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Ralph Gilbert
Converse
Gilbert Sertoma
Randall Harrison
Sixth Avenue
Yankee Road
Harrison Civitan
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