Deaths and Funerals James Mulligan
A Requiem High Mass for James F. Mulligan 73 of 5465 Mossman Road will be at Holy Trinity Church at 9 30 a m Monday. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation at Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m Rosary at 8 p m. Mulligan retired vice president of First National Bank died after two years of ill health while being admitted to Middletown Hospital. He held civic posts and several lodge memberships. Surviving: wife Mary a stepson Thomas Walburg and stepdaughter Mary Frances McFeeters plus three brothers three sisters and four step-grandchildren.
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James F. Mulligan
Mossman Road
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm
Ellis
Middletown
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Canoe Club
Cavalry Cemetery Association
Middletown Hydraulic Co
Knights of Columbus
Elks Lodge
American Legion
Mary
Thomas Walburg
Mary Frances McFeeters
Edward
Joseph
Thomas Mulligan
Clarence Smith
Indianapolis
Mary Gardner
Troy
Elizabeth Mulligan
Fairborn
George Krug 76 dies in Florida after Middletown retirement
George Krug 76 formerly of Middletown died yesterday at his Ft. Myers Florida home. He was born in Hamilton and left Middletown at age 12 after retiring from Armco Steel Corp. Survived by wife Kathryn and three brothers Walter I of Trenton Paul of Middletown and Carl of Miamisburg. Services 2 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Charles March officiating. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery Trenton. Friends may call Sunday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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George Krug
Middletown
Ft. Myers
Fla
Krug
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corp
Kathieryn
Walter I
Trenton
Paul
Carl
Miamisburg
McCoy-Leffler
Charles March
St. Peter's Cemetery
Lebanon man dies at 76 in Lebanon home
Leon Lynn Conger 76 died yesterday at his Lebanon Route 1 home. Survived by wife Alvie a sister Mrs. Raymond Glark of Florida a grandchild and two great grandchildren. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home burial in Carthage Kentucky.
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Lebanon
Leon Lynn Conger
Lebanon Rt
Alvie
Raymond Glark
Florida
Oswald
Carthage
Inferno Dance Off This Week At Middletown YMCA
The Inferno dance for teens at Middletown YMCA is canceled this week. Dances on May 20 and 27 will close the season with a May 27 battle of the bands for a $100 prize and future YMCA performances. Local bands may register May 18 5 to 7 p.m. at the YMCA youth department. Memorial home visits today 4 to 9 p.m.
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Inferno
Middletown
Norman Hayes
Hayes
Inferno Productions
Mansfield
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
YMCA
Mrs. Sarah Repp Rites Set After Franklin Death
Mrs. Sarah Repp of 8015 Chamberlain Road Franklin died at 6 45 am yesterday at home Born in Dayton she formerly worked for the Naegele Auer Co Survived by husband Waldo a son Herbert of Lebanon a brother Henry Huey Jr of Bradenton Fla and five grandchildren Services will be held at 10 am Monday at the McCoy Leffler Frank Robinson officiating Burial will be in Bear Creek Cemetery Montgomery County preceded by calling hours Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Chamberlain Road
Franklin
Repp
Dayton
Naegele-Auer Co
Waldo
Herbert
Lebanon
Henry Huey J
Bradenton
Fla
McCoy-Leffler
Frank Robinson
Bear Creek Cemetery
Montgomery County
Rockslide at Prospect Point closes area in Niagara Falls
Police guarded the Niagara Gorge near the American Falls after a fourth major rockslide in 36 years tore away a 100-ton section at Prospect Point. Rain contributed to the slide. two workers fled as large rocks tumbled down, damaging the observatory canopy and base. No injuries reported.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara Gorge
American Falls
Prospect Point
Mlislala Sunnastad
Sanant
Vilicighs Subetsicu Ua Tcutin
Joseph Ognibene
Niagara Falls Gazette
Niagara Frontier State Park
Intruders Lock Up Big Dog
An 11 year old female Boxer barricaded in a family room by intruders who ransacked the Vernon L. Condon residence at 2481 Cincinnati Dayton Road. Detective Sgt Bill Cain reported entry sometime between 7 40 and 10 30 p m using a screwdriver to pry open a rear door. The dog resisted entry and two chairs were propped against the door. A .38 caliber revolver valued at 72 50 and a 10 gold piece pin were stolen.
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Vernon L. Condon
Cincinnati-Dayton ‘Road
Bill Cain
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Cain
Hamilton Loan Firm Is Robbed Again
A downtown Household Finance Corp office at 13%2 N. Third St. was robbed yesterday afternoon of 335 dollars. Two men entered at about 2 p.m. and demanded cash from cashier Mrs. Margaret Rains, who later said the robber was the same man who struck the office on April 25.
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Hamilton
Household Finance Corp
N. Third St
Margaret Rains
Barte Drive
Rites Set Saturday for Fire Victim Arch Bush
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. for Arch Bush 69 of 527 Sycamore Street who died after a Wednesday morning house fire. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. coroner Dr Garret J Boone ruled heart attack as cause of death, initial anoxia and short circuit theory later. Fire damage included Milton’s Donut Shop causing $30 damage.
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Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Arch Bush
Sycamore St
Greenwood Cemetery
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Charles St
Milton
Howard Tops Today at Toastmasters Event
John Howard won top speech honors at a Toastmasters Club meeting held at 1404 Girard Ave. Sally Christmann, 24, fainted and was taken to Middletown Hospital after the event. Herschel Clark was the other speaker. Laverne Talley received the most improved speaker award.
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Girard Ave
John Howard
Insurance Ag
Sally Christmann
Toastmasters Club
Middletown Hospital
Eastern Lanes
Herschel Clark
Laverne Talley
Bill Lutz
John Wagner
Luther Colliver
George Glass
Roberta Ferguson Sighting At 3308 Goldman Ave
A resident at 3308 Goldman Ave Roberta Ferguson reported difficulty breathing. Firemen administered oxygen. The note mentions unrelated statistic: about 75 percent of domestic mail is handled annually by U S railroads.
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Goldman,Ave
Roberta Ferguson
U.S
Presidential Fears Revealed To Daughter
President Johnson told his daughter Luci last June that he might go down in history as starting World War III. The remark came during a White House judicial reception honoring the Supreme Court, as reported by Judith Martin of the Washington Post.
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Washington
Johnson
Luci
Washington Post
White House
Supreme Court
Society
Judith Martin
Laci
Miss Martin
Hamilton Youth Injured Slightly In Rt. 4 Crash
Elvin Tuttle, 18, of 207 Ross Ave, was following a school bus near Rt. 4 when he swerved left of center to avoid a car and struck a barrel causing his car to flip onto its right side. He suffered minor injuries and was not treated. He was charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance.
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Hamilton
Rt. 4
Elvin Tuttle
Ross Ave
Tuttle
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