Deaths And Funerals Morrow McCracken 19
Ray P. McCracken 19 of 103 Mill St. will be buried at Morrow Cemetery after services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at South Lebanon Church of the Nazarene. He drowned Tuesday at the Todd's Fork and Little Miami River junction while wading too deep. Friends may call at Yale Funeral Home today after 4 p.m. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey McCracken five brothers five sisters and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dawn of California.
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Morrow
Ray P. McCracken
Mill St
South Lebanon
Todd
Little Miami River
Aubrey McCracken
Alfred Dawn
California
Cornwell Trial Heads For Finish
Five defense witnesses were to testify in the U S District Court trial of Courtney G. Cornwell charged with sending a booby trapped radio to his brother in Asheville North Carolina The government sought motive in a alleged love triangle and handwriting expert James Dibrowski linked the package to Cornwell The defendant deny sending the dynamite rigged radio with possible penalties up to 20 years in prison and fines up to 10000
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Cincinnati
Courtney G. Cornwell
Asheville
N. C
U. S. District Court
James Dibrowski
U. S. Post Office
Middletown
Sheville
Cornwell
John Cornwell
Mary
Camden
Butler County
Courtney Cornwell
Camden man Pieratt dies on business trip after heart attack
Camden native Robert Pieratt, 31, died at 2 55 pm Tuesday at Memorial Hospital Rushville Ind after a heart attack during a business trip. He worked 14 years for Diffeo Wayne Corp Richmond Ind and is survived by his wife Patricia four sons his mother and six brothers A service will be held at 1 30 pm Saturday at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairhaven Cemetery. Also listed are names of other local deaths and services in nearby Fairfield Oxford and New York news briefs.
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Camden
Edgar Robert Pieratt
Memorial Hospital
Rushville
Ind
Pieratt
Diffeo-Wayne Corp
Richmond
Preble County
Patricia
Robert
Steven
James
William
Myrtle Pieratt
Fairhaven
Norman
Sanley
San Diego
Calif
Merle
Naples
Italy
Melvin
Cincinnati
Carl
Leonard
Indianapolis
R. C. Nein & Sons
Oasis abandoned as mosquitos drive settlers away
Mosquitoes force settlers from a Sahara Desert oasis that features three brilliant blue lakes within a volcanic crater, leaving the site deserted and under retreat.
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Sahara
Post 218 Legion selects nominees for officers
The American Legion Post 218 membership meeting last night selected nominees for post officers including Glenn Bewley Harold Gray and William Rathman for commander. Other nominees include Robert Huntzinger Theodore Repper for first vice commander and Robert Armbruster Joe Cox for second vice commander. Balloting will be by mail with vote counts on June 17.
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American Legion Post 218
Glenn Bewley
Harold Gray
William Rathman
Robert Huntzinger
Theodore Repper
Robert Armbruster
Joe Cox
Lester Kincaid
Arthur Sanderson
Arthur Albaugh
Walter Pawelkoski
Harry
New Curate Chosen By Episcopal Church
John Woodson Baker, 32, will serve as curate at the Church of the Ascension two weeks after graduating with a bachelor degree. He will be ordained a deacon in Columbus on June 13 and then relocate to Middletown to establish residency. Born in Harriman Tennessee in 1982 he attended Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, Army service, and Ohio State University before entering Bexley Hall.
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Christopher Neely
Sidney McCammon
John Woodson Baker
di Gambier
Ohio
Episcopal Church
Columbus
Middletown
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
F. R. Lazarus
Ohio State University
Bexley Hall
Bexley
Cleveland House of Correction
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Terrace Park
Bexley Missionary Society
Regional Airport Study Delayed Again in Ohio
A feasibility study by Howard Needles & Bergendorf on a proposed regional airport in southwest Ohio is delayed after slow data from airlines. R William Patterson, secretary treasurer of the regional board, said no completion date was set as the firm processes input. The Lebanon Field office is closed and a go ahead for detailed plans is anticipated.
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Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendorf
Kansas City
R. William Patterson
Dayton
Southwestern Ohio Regional Airport Board
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Patterson
Lebanon
24 Brownies Awarded Wings At Wildwood School Fly-Up
Twenty four girls received Brownie wings during last night's fly-up for Girl Scout troops 462 and 138 at Wildwood Elementary. Troop 138 leader Mrs Dale Converse presented wings to Jo-Ann Corbin Marsha Lewis Jana Combs Barbara May Janet Tedrow Marsha Triplett Linda Wienke Nancy Simonson Elaine Stephenson Melody Philpot Debbie Moreland and Lisa Hileman. Troop 462 leader Mrs Irwin Scheiring presented wings to Sherri Hayes Kristi Baines Kimberly Wills Janice Glasgow Cynthia Reynolds Debby Dillman Kathy Purdom Norma Kay Moore Shelly Cope Pam McQuinn Kathy Newcomb Jane Cope and Kim Ross.
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Wildwood
Dale Converse
Jo-Ann Corbin
Marsha Lewis
Jana Combs
Barbara May
Janet Tedrow
Marsha Triplettt
Linda Wienke
Nancy Simonson
Elaine Stephenson
Melody Philpot
Debbie Moreland
Lisa Hileman
Irwin Scheiring
Sherri Hayes
Kristi Baines
Kimberly Wills
Janice Glasgow
Cynthia Reynolds
Debby Dillman
Kathy Purdom
Norma Kay Moore
Shelly Cope
Pam McQuinn
Kathy Newcomb
Jane Cope
Kim Ross
Franklin Fire Crew Douses Minor Paper Mill Blaze
The city fire department responded to an alarm at 2:05 p.m. yesterday at the Maxwell Paper Co on N River Street. A short in wiring caused a minor fire with no damage reported.
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Franklin
Maxwell Paper Co
N. River Street
Three Drivers Cited After Accidents
City police cited three drivers after daytime and evening crashes here yesterday. Paul E. Brooks of Monroe was cited for failure to yield after his car reportedly veered into Homer Cast’s vehicle on Verity Parkway at Manchester Avenue causing $500 damage to Brooks and $75 to Cast’s car. Neither motorist was injured. Also cited were Floyd B. Ashmore and J Earl Rankin for backing when unsafe on Henry Avenue at Auburn, totaling $95 damage. Barbara M Jenkins and Edwin B Hudson at Stevens Avenue and Doty Street involved a stop sign yield citation with $75 damage.
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Paul E. Brooks
Longstreet- Garver Road
Monroe
Homer Cast
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
Brooks
Floyd B. Ashmore
Auburn St
J. Earl Rankin
West Carrollton
Henry Avenue
Auburn
Ashmore
Barbara M. Jenkins
N. Verity Parkway
Edwin B. Hudson
Central Ave
Stevens Avenue
Doty Street
Hudson
Deputies Investigate Theft and Vandalism in County
Butler County deputies investigated two vandalism complaints and a theft yesterday. Four youths aged 7 to 11 were questioned over $150 damage at Peasttown School on Franklin-Trenton Road where rocks broke several windows. Ollie Sandlin reported a stolen mailbox tossed into a creek on Brown's Run Road, valued at $10. A 26 inch bicycle worth $30 was taken from Don Hausman’s yard on Oxford State Road.
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Butler County Sheriff's
Peasttown School
Franklin-Trenton
Ollie Sandlin
Brown's Run Road
Don Hausman
Oxford State Road
Life on Cyprus Changes Little Over Centuries
The article notes that Cypriot daily life has remained steady for generations, with traditional practices and routines persisting despite shifting eras. It emphasizes continuity in customs, work, and communal rhythms across long stretches of time.
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Cyprus
Bill rushed to bar Negro student at Ole Miss
In Jackson Mississippi the State Senate rushed an emergency bill to permit youth courts to release arrest records to colleges. The measure aims to block a 17 year old Negro applicant from entering the University of Mississippi citing a youth court arrest record tied to civil rights protests. The student attends Tougaloo College nearby amidst historic unrest tied to 1960s integration efforts.
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Jackson, Miss
State Senate
University of Mississippi
House
Senate
Ole Miss
Tougalod College
Jackson
The
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