Deaths And Funerals Bulletin Casts Wide Fade
Obituary notices report Leona Waller 76 of Middletown died at Fairfield Nursing Home after residency since 1961. Survived by two sons Earl and Howard, service at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Fairfield Nursing Home
Middletown
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Frank
Earl
Cincinnati
Howard
Dayton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Middletown Cemetery
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Miss Leola H James 85 Lebanon resident dies at Miami Valley
Leola H James 85 of 441 S East St Lebanon died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survivors include brothers Herschel and John James of Lebanon. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial at Lebanon Cemetery. viewing today 6 to 9 p.m. at the memorial home.
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Lebanon
Leola H James
S. East St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Herschel
John James
Oswald
Lebanon Ce
Death Notices for Elizabeth Jackson and Lydia Bogner
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson aged 77 of 320 Hooven Avenue will have services at 2 p m tomorrow. Private services are planned for Mrs. Lydia Bogner age 80 of 4724 Bonham Road with details handled by Proeschel.
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Hamilton
Elizabeth Jackson
Hooven Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Lydia Bogner
Austrian immigrant who coined New Deal dies at 77
Max Friedman, 77, longtime Knoxville councilman and Democratic leader, credited with coining the phrase New Deal for FDR’s 1932 administration, died on Tuesday. In Washington, D. John S. Noffsinger, 79, noted educator and volunteer, is also mentioned.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Max Friedman
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Washington
Three Treated for Animal Bites in Hamilton Area
Sheriff reports three people bitten by a neighbor’s pets. William Elmore and his 11 year old daughter Anna were bitten by a pet raccoon while feeding it, with injuries to hand and leg. They were treated at Mercy Hospital. Milford Middletown Jr., 10, was bitten on the cheek by a neighbor’s dog and treated by a local physician.
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Hamilton
Sheriff's Office
William Elmore
Anna
Imley Ave
Elmore
Mercy Hospital
Milford Middletown Jr
Meyer Road
Car fire on Franklin-Trenton Road damages Middletown vehicle
Firefighters estimated damage at 75 dollars to a car owned by Greg Womack of 2107 Hill Ave in Middletown. The blaze occurred as the car was started on Franklin Trenton Road at 4 40 p.m. yesterday.
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Franklin
Middletown
Franklin - Trenton
Greg Womack
Hill Ave
Middletown Educators Register for Outdoor Excursion
Forty school administrators and teachers from Middletown have signed up for an Outdoor Excursion on May 14 near the Morrison farm in Elk Creek Park. The day includes a 7 to 8 15 a.m. outdoor breakfast, demonstrations of outdoor teaching methods, and field-study sections on geology botany zoology and park landscapes led by Arnold Bowden and Marion McEvoy.
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Middletown
Morrison Farm
Elk Creek Park
Arnold Bowden
Marion McEvoy
Franklin youth cited in two car collision
Jack J. King 21 of 138 Ethel Ave was cited for failure to yield after a crash at Oxford Road and South Avenue causing 425 in damage. His car collided with a vehicle driven by Paul E. Bowman 50 of 317 Elm St as Bowman tried to turn left onto South Avenue at 11 55 a m.
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Franklin
Jack J. King
Ethel Ave
Oxford Road
South Avenue
King
Paul E. Bowman
Elm St
Bowman
Attorneys To View Top Movie In May Meeting
A special session of the Butler County Bar Association will convene at 4 o clock in the Hamilton courthouse to view The Revocable Trust an Essential Tool for the Practicing Lawyer. The film, first shown at the ABA convention in Miami, is sponsored by First National Bank of Hamilton and First National Bank of Middletown. Tom Stubbs of Middletown and Carl Morgenstern of Hamilton will help lead the program.
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Fer County
Harvard Law Film
First National
Historical Group Here Hopes For Fund Help
Middletown's historical society seeks county funds from Butler County commissioners before the May 11 First National Bank meeting. The group cites state authorization for county appropriations to local histories, noting up to 15 000 dollars yearly for Butler County. The organization has not yet received a response and about 40 people have attended early meetings with Miss Mary Strodtbeck as temporary chairman.
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Middletown
Embryonic Historical Society
Butler County
First National Bank
Betty Rush
Ohio
William Saxbe
Ashland County Prosecutor's Office
Butler County Historical Society
Hamilton
Man Hit In Face With Bottle
A 22 year old Franklin man Willard Holcomb is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a late night crash on Shaker Road. He struck a parked car owned by Alvin Harrison, causing a chain of crashes that damaged two vehicles and a tree and left Holcomb with possible head injuries and facial cuts. The accident at 10 15 p m remains under investigation.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Shaker Road
Willard Holcomb
Olive Drive
Holcomb
Alvin Harrison
Harrison
Giant squid described with massive limbs and long body
A report notes the giant squid possessing arms 39 feet long and a body 19 feet in length. This description highlights unusually large dimensions that set it apart among cephalopods.
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