Deaths and Funerals Julie Ann Davis
Services for five year old Julie Ann Davis will be at 2 30 p m tomorrow at McCable Funeral Home Jacksonville Florida with burial in Jacksonville Cemetery The girl was killed Sunday when struck by a car while playing on a beach near Jacksonville She is survived by her parents who reside in New York City three sisters Mona Kelli and Lora paternal grandparents Mack and Davis of Trenton maternal grandmother Jean Wenzel of Miamisburg and great grandparents Arnold and Craig of 1511 Marshall Road am Friends may call Friday at Eaton Funeral Home' burial will be in Springboro Cemetery
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Julia Ann Davis
Mack Davis
Trenton
Jean Wenzel
Miamisburg
Arnold Craig
Marshall Road
Services Set for Victim Of Shooting
Service for David Langdon, 29, of 615 19th Ave., will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Rowan & Grevious Mortuary in Louisville. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Langdon, born in Selma, Ala., formerly lived in Louisville and worked for Armco Steel. Survived by wife Phyllis, charged with murder, three stepsons, and a step-daughter.
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David Langdon
19Th Ave
Rowan & Grevious Mortuary
Louisville
Evergreen Cemetery
Langdon
Tom Langdon
Selma
Ala
Armco Steel Corp
Phyllis
Lebanon motorist found not guilty in drunken driving case
Ronald Adkins of Lebanon beat a 17 percent breathalyzer reading when expert testimony questioned device accuracy. The Mid dletown jury acquitted after six men and six women deliberated, leading to dismissal of the charge by Judge J. T. Lamb.
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Lebanon
J. T. Lamb
John Shasteen
Ronald Adkins
Ohio
Scott Ray
Cincinnati
Rober Martin
University of Cincinnati
Adkins
Two Injured In Two Car Crash At Mth Avenue Intersection
Police report a two car collision at 2 o'clock this morning at Mth Avenue and Verity Parkway. Darrel Cox 29 of 813 11th Ave drove a 1970 car into a light standard injuring himself and passenger Hiram Harvell 47 of 609 11th Ave. They were treated at Middletown Hospital. A tractor trailer driven by Garfield Spicer 44 of New Paris struck the Cox vehicle as it failed to yield.
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O'Cock
Mth Avenue
Verity Parkway
Darrel Cox
11Th Ave
Cox
Hiram Harvell
Lth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Garfield Spicer
New Paris
Mrs Pauline Hogan 56 dies in Middletown
Mrs Pauline O Neill Hogan 56 of 4707 Ronald Drive died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 7 46 am after a three year illness. Survived by husband John P Sr two sons John Jr and James two daughters Mary Blanton and Catherine Rayburn a brother and three sisters and 12 grandchildren. Mass Friday at St Marys Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home set for services.
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Middletown Hospital
Hogan
Franklin
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
John P
Jack) Sr
John Jr
Middletown
James
Dayton
Mary Blanton
Catherine Rayburn
Cincinnati
Paul O'Neill
Services for John Snider Held at Riggs Funeral Home
John Snider aged 59 formerly of Middletown will have funeral services at 10 a.m. Saturday at Riggs Funeral Home followed by burial in Woodside Cemetery. The Fort Lauderdale, Florida resident died Sunday after making his home there for the past 14 years.
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John Snider
Middletown
Riggs Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Snider
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Franklin man Jerry Horner 77 dies at Middletown Hospital
Jerry Horner 77 of 719 Forrest Ave. Franklin died at 6 a.m. today in Middletown Hospital after a six day stay. He retired last year as cook at the Wallace Cafe. Born in Sweetwater Texas he is survived by his wife Elizabeth a son Thomas a daughter Charlene two stepdaughters Edna Riddell Mae Abney and Etta White and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 10.
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Franklin
Jerry Horner
Forrest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Horner
Wallace Cafe
Sweetwater
Tex
Elizabeth
Thomas
Charlene Horner
Edna Riddell
Mae Abney
Carlisle
Etta White
Mount Pleasant Volun Teens Honor Girls at Dinner
Nineteen Mount Pleasant Home Volunteers reception at Bill Knapps Restaurant honored four Lemon Monroe High School seniors and other volunteers. Richard Uhle of Ohio Presbyterian Homes spoke. seniors Pam Majors Carol Hendrickson Alvina Chapman and another were noted for extensive service and awards.
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Mount Pleasant Home
Bill Knapps
Richard Uhle
Ohio Presbyterian Homes
Mount Pleasant
Lemon Monroe
Carol Hendrickson
Alvina Chapman
Peru
Foreign Exchange
Mount Pieasant
Ruth Newcomb
Sharon Bowlin
Gina Murray
Dawn Sanders
Lois Webster
Paula Winglewich
Louise Anderson
Diane Nuss
Shirley Nuss
Vickie Pappas
Vickie Schofield
Nancy Hale
Terri Collins
Kim Smith
Pam Williams
Robert E Newton 71 Corpus Christi Funeral Notices
Camden native and former Dayton funeral director Robert E Newton, 71, died Monday at home after a stroke. He sold Newton Funeral Home in the late 1940s and retired due to ill health. Survived by Doris, two daughters, two sisters, and five grandchildren. services Friday at 2:30 p.m. at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. visitation Thursday 6 to 9 p.m.
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Newton
Corpus Christi
Tex
Camden
Dayton Funeral
Newton Funeral Home
Montgomery County Funeral Directors Association
Dayton Fraternal Order of Police
Doris
Miriam McDowell
Janet Daehaert
Bessie Chippendale
Ruth Dunmeyer
Englewood
R.C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Infant Riddick graveside rites set at Rose Hill
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Riddick of 54 Wrenwood Drive will be laid to rest at Rose Hill Memorial Park with graveside services at 2 30 p m Wednesday. Albert Gleason aged 73 of 302 Sherman Avenue will receive Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a m Wednesday at St Josephs Church.
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Dennis Riddick
Wrenwood Drive
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Albert Gleason
Sherman Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
AAUW collects 842 tons of cans in recycling drive
Seven AAUW members gathered 5 665 pounds of cans to a Hamilton company, boosting total since last June to over 82 tons. Mrs. Eldonia Ashley notes growing program aims to reduce negative environmental impact and promote recycling through campus ECO action with EARTH Club volunteers. Collections run until the new city recycling center opens, next July 10 to 15.
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Can ‘Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
Eldonia Ashley
Chicago
AAUW
New City
Fantasy Farm Loses Camping Rezone Appeal
In Hamilton, Edgar Stenthall owner of Fantasy Farm Amusement Park saw a common pleas court dismiss his appeal over a conditional use permit for overnight camper parking north of the park. Judge Robert L. Marrs affirmed the county zoning board of appeals ruling, citing substantial evidence supporting denial and noting improper section use. Residents opposed the plan given proximity to a railroad hot line used by Armco Steel for molten bath materials.
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Hamilton
Edgar Stenthall
Fantasy Farm Amusement Park
Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
County Zoning Board of Appeals
Streifthau
Streiftha
Ohio 4
Marrs
Armco Steel Corp
Miami 2nd Look At Vietnam Peace Rally At Miami Middletown
Miss Mary Lord Middletown attorney and new Miami U board member joined about 100 students in a two hour peace rally at Logan Johnston Hall Middletown Campus. She urged a humanitarian civilizing approach and a second look at Vietnam while noting Americans once had reasons for war but should now reconsider withdrawal. The event in memory of Kent State and Jackson State victims was organized by James Lehman and David Sink and moved indoors due to rain.
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Mary Lord
Middletown
Miami University
Lord
Vietnam
Japan
Logan Johnston Hall
Kent State University
Jackson State College
U.S
A Little Dirt Went Hurt
Houston dermatologist Dr. John M. Knox cautions against overbathing and overzealous cleanliness. He argues a little dirt on a child helps skin balance and that excessive washing and deodorants can cause skin problems.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
John M. Knox
Baylor College of Medicine
Knox
Weight program overstretched in Regina
Regina health officials say obesity is flooding weight control efforts. City nutritionist Ruth Vawter notes April applications would fill classes through November, and the Health Department lacks staff or space to accept more overweight residents into the program.
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Regina
Sask
Ruth Vawter
City Health Department
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Planters @ Roses
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University of California At Berkeley
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American Association of University Women
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Bud) Steller Mor
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