Death of J N Inwood founder of Office Outfitters
Joshua N. Inwood 79 of 310 Shafer Street died at Middletown Hospital after a stroke and coma. He founded Office Outfitters in 1925, now run by his son Dudley. Surviving include three sisters six grandchildren and his wife Louie who died last year. Funeral Friday at First United Methodist Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements Riggs Funeral Home.
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Joshua N. Inwood
Shafer St
City Commission
Dudley Inwood
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Inwood
Office Outfitters, Inc
Clinton County
Inwood
Lodge 574
F&am
Middletown
First United Methodist Church
E. Eugene Frazer
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Deaths and funerals in Hamilton area include Leroy Joseph
Leroy Joseph aged 75 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a stay since May 4. He worked 45 years for New York Central Railroad. Survived by a stepdaughter Leona Williams and brother Charles. Services set for Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Leroy Joseph
Middletown Rt. 1
Hamilton- Princeton Pike
Middletown Hospital
Joseph
Butler County
New York Central Railroad
Leona Williams
Middletown Rt
Charles
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
W. .N. Hidlebaugh
Spring Hill
Daniel Black 71 Lebanon funeral services announced
Services for Daniel Black aged 71 formerly of Lebanon will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call today from 6 to p.m. Mr Black died Monday at Crawford Nursing Home in Dayton after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife Hazel a son John Pahud of Lebanon and two sisters.
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Lebanon
Daniel Black
Oswald Funeral
Black
Crawford Nursing Home
Dayton
Hazel
John Pahud
Earl M Charlton Franklin dies after long illness
Earl M. Charlton 74 formerly of Franklin died yesterday in a Sarasota Florida hospital after a long illness. He served 35 years with Armco Steel Corp retiring in 1958. Survived by wife Erma three sons Earl Sand Point Idaho Robert Lebanon and Howard Dayton a daughter Betty Eddy Largo Florida 14 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services Friday at Robert Lew Funeral Home Sarasota. Burial in Sarasota.
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Franklin
Earl M. Charlton
Sarasota
Fla
Charlton
Armco Steel Corp
Erma
Earl
Sand Point
Idaho
Robert
Lebanon
Howard
Dayton
Betty Eddy
Largo
Robert Lew
Bowling Green Names New President Hollis Moore
Hollis Andrew Moore, 47, named seventh president of Bowling Green State University in Ohio. Moore, former dean of education at the University of Arizona and Kellogg Foundation official, will assume the post July. He succeeds William Travers Jerome III, moving to a vice presidency at Florida International University. Moore holds a doctorate from the University of Texas and degrees from George Peabody College and Vanderbilt.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowl- AP
Hollis Andrew
Moore
College
University of Arizona
Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Méch
Peabody College
Lebanon Faces Law Clash Over Income Tax Repeal Vote
City Attorney Marvin Young says Lebanon cannot vote on repealing the 1 percent income tax as the charter lacks initiative or referendum for ordinances passed as emergency measures. Petitions against the tax gathered 704 signatures, but the measure remains collected and in force from Jan 1, funded by wages, business profits, and rents.
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Lebanon
Marvin Young
Young
Ford Parker
Roy L. Mayner
Paul Herdman
Jackson Hedges
Cedric Stanley
Vietnam peace talks reach second anniversary in Paris
The Vietnam peace talks in Paris mark two years since beginning May 13 1968 at the Majestic Hotel near the Arch of Triumph. Negotiators Harriman and Thuy fail to advance on Saigon's leadership role and a simmering stalemate over U S and North Vietnamese troop withdrawals persists as Nixon and Thieu policies clash.
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Michael Goldsmith
Paris
Vietnam
Majestic Hotel
Arch of Triumph
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
Thuy
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Lodge
U. S
Saigon
Harriman
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Oslo
Thieu
Jwar
Baptists Open 63rd Convention in Cincinnati
The American Baptist Convention opens its 63rd annual meeting at the Convention Exposition Center in Cincinnati with delegates from about 6,200 churches. The opening session features Rev. Dr. Thomas Kilgore Jr. as ABC president, while about 3,000 ABC women and the Ministers Council begin their sessions. Other bodies meeting over five days include World Mission Support, state and city secretaries council, and state presidents of Home Mission Societies.
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Cincinnati
American Baptist Convention
Convention + Exposition Center
Thomas Kilgore Jr
ABC
American Baptist Ministers Council
Division of World Mission Support
Convention
Council of State
United States
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
Twin Club Names Mother of the Year in Franklin
Mrs. Louis Null of Upper Springboro Road was named Mother of the Year by the Middletown Mothers of Twins Club for church activities and local club work. She has four children including four year old twins and will represent Middletown in the statewide contest June 27.
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Louis Null
Upper
Springboro Road
Middletown
Mothers of Twins Club
Kinney’s
Franklin
Null
Middletown Club
Otterbein Home Receives $600000 Hill Burton Grant
Otterbein Home in Lebanon has been notified of a $600000 Hill Burton grant for a nursing home addition. The 140 bed unit will rise on Ohio 741 on the home grounds, with construction funded by loans for the balance and a nationwide fund drive underway.
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Lebanon
Otterbein Home
Hill-Burton
Charles K. Dilgard
Otterbein
Emmett W. Arnold
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
United Methodist Church
Smith Seeks Demo County Chair Post
David L. Smith, president of David L. Smith Construction and a Butler County Democ ratic leader, runs for county party chairman. Richard Koehler, Hamilton party chair, awaiting re-election, says Smith will seek central committee approval and a vote is set for next week. Don Diker was elected Central Committee chairman at a reorganization meeting.
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David L. Smith
Butler County
Koehler
Central Committee
Don Diker
Oxford
Miami University
Former Middletown man sentenced on multiple charges
Earl Emery King, 32, of Wilmington California, found guilty by Municipal Judge J T Lamb of resisting arrest disorderly conduct and intoxication and given 90 days suspended on condition he leave Ohio and stay out. King was arrested by Pat James Malott at a Central Avenue cafe on new charges of abuse of a police officer and public intoxication and will return to court Friday.
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Middletown
Earl Emery King
Wilmington
Calif
Butler County
J.T. Lamb
King
Donald Wells
Ohio
James Malott
Central Avenue
Verity School Citizenship Awards Named by Principal Isom Stephens
George M. Verity Middle School announces April and May Citizen-of-the-Month winners selected by teachers. April honorees include Tim Murphy and Marsha Bell in eighth and Don Winglewich and Cindy Hollon in seventh, Larry Luksic and Robin Crouch in sixth. May recipients are Sharon Turner and Ken Tolliver in eighth, Patty Tannreuther and Scott Leber in seventh, Susan Shrout and Steve McKnight in sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isom Stephens Jr
George M. Verity
Tim Murphy
Marsha Bell
Don Winglewich
Cindy Hollon
Larry Luksic
Robin Crouch
Sharon Turner
Ken Tolliver
Patty Tannreuther
Scott Leber
Susan Shrout
Steve McKnight
Fuller Named Oberlin College's 10th President
Oberlin Ohio AP Fuller 33, faculty dean at Trinity College Hartford, named Oberlin College's 10th president by The Cleveland Plain Dealer. Board likely to approve on June 5. Carr leaves June 30 for the American Council on Education. Fuller awaiting official word and declined to comment.
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Oberlin Ohio
Robert W. Fuller
Trinity College
Hartford
Oberlin
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Lillian Dowery
Patricia Agner
Monroe
Euclid Jr
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Inner London Road
Klaus-Weigel
George Ward
Hamilton-Scipio Road
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Iowa
Kellogg Sales Company
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority
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