Miamisburg Publisher Satterfield Dies at 61
MIAMISBURG Paul C Satterfield 61 publisher of the Miamisburg News died suddenly of a heart attack at his home at 7414 Upper Miamisburg Road at 5 am Funeral arrangements show Friday at 11 am at Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home with viewing Thursday 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Burial in Hillgrove Cemetery Miamisburg He is survived by wife Verna mother Cora Satterfield of Xenia a brother Chester of Kent and a sister Nina Rogers of Xenia.
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Miamisburg
Paul C. Satterfield
Upper
Miamisburg Road
Xenia
Satterfield
the News
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware Gazette
Verna
Cora Satterfield
Chester
Kent
Ohio
Nina Rogers
Gephart & Schmidt Funeral Home
Hillgrove Cemeery
H. Grady Shoffner
Trinity United Church of Christ
Two Teens Held in Car Theft Ring Arrests
Two youths ages 15 and 18 were arrested after four cars were stolen over the weekend. Cars stolen from Hook Field and J & J Bowling Lanes in Lebanon were linked to the pair. One suspect, from Lebanon, was turned over to Warren County juvenile authorities. the Middletown youth was released to his parents pending action. The arrests followed an early morning arrest in Middletown and a later arrest in Lebanon.
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Jack Crocker
Hook Field
Lebanon
Warren County
Middletown
Death notices log Buck Pettit killed in Nevada crash
H C Buck Pettit 50 of 2607 Stevens Ave a former Aeronca district sales manager died in a snowstorm crash near Pioche Nevada Sunday night. He previously worked for Marquardt Corp and Aeronca since 1944 served in WWII and belonged to QB Flying Club and American Legion. Survived by Harriet two sons Michael and John and daughter Ellen. Private services 10:30 am Thursday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Soldiers Lot Woodside Cemetery.
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H. C
Buck) Pettit
Stevens Ave
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Nevada
Air Force
QB Flying Club
Cincinnati
American Legion
Iowa
Harriet
Michael
John
Ellen
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside
Services for Hugh Edward Du Ermit Held in Hillsboro
Hugh Edward Du Ermit 58 of Hillsboro former Middletown resident died yesterday at Highland Community Hospital. Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Miller Funeral Home Hillsboro with burial in Hillsboro Cemetery.
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Hugh Edward DuErmit
Hillsboro
Middletown
Miller Funeral Home
Hillsboro Cemetery
DuErmit
Highland Community Hospital
Daughters of America to hold service for Mrs Josephine Maxwell
Members of the Daughters of America will conduct a service for Mrs Josephine Maxwell at 715 pm today at the Riggs Funeral Home located at 300 Moore Street. Friends may call today from 2 to 7 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Services will be held tomorrow at 10 am with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Maxwell died Sunday at Middletown Hospital.
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Daughters of America
Josephine Maxwell
Moore St
Riggs Funeral Home
Woodside
Ceme
Mrs Virgie Ireland Dies in Ohio City, 80
Mrs Virgie Ireland 80 of the Otterhen Home will have services Thursday at the Otterhen Home Chapel with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Bucyrus. She died yesterday at Middletown Hospital and leaves one son Rev Kennet Ireland pastor in Hamilton. Hamilton Deaths: John H Conrad 85 Bradenton Fla formerly Hamilton services.
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Lebanon
Virgie Ireland
Otterhein
Otterhen
Oakwood
Bucyrus
Manard Memorial
Ireland
Middletown
Kennet Ireland
EUB
Hamilton
Windsor clergyman and two notable deaths reported
Windsor England Rt Rev Eric Hamilton 72 chaplain to Queen Elizabeth and Windsor dean died Monday of a heart attack in Windsor England Also Ned De Witt Petersen 80 founder and president Petersen Manufacturing Co maker of the Vise-Grip wrench died Sunday after a long illness Born in Skjolborg Denmark Emily Vail co author of Heroic Lives died Sunday in St Joseph Michigan with her husband Dr Albert Vail a retired Congregational minister and co author of The Story of the Great World Religions born in Lexington Kentucky.
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Windsor
England
Eric Hamilton
Queen Elizabeth
DE Witt
Ned
William ‘Petersen
Petersen Manufacturing Co
Petersen
Skjolborg
Denmark
Student Wins Pierson Award OXFORD
Ronald Frederick Hough, a Dayton-born graduate student, wins the 1942 Miami University Clyde D. Pierson Award for character and scholarship. Donors Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Bailey of Miami praise the award’s aim to foster ongoing help to youth. Pierson, Miami’s 12th graduate, serves in Middletown Schools as supervisor of trades and industry.
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Hough
Dayton
Miami University
Clyde D. Pierson
Middletown
Miami
L. Scott Bailey
Bailey
Franklin
New York
Pierson
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Argentines Defy Edict By Guido
Argentina's three main parties plan a trump session to defy President Guido's decree suspending Congress for a year. Lawmakers, denouncing the move as illegal, faced police guards at the chamber as unions and workers suffer a two month wage gap amid a nationwide crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Radical
People's Radical Union
Peronist Popular Union
Olegario Becerra
House of Deputies
Congress
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Franklin Meeting Canceled Amid Quorum Absence
Franklin council met with three members missing and adjourned without a quorum. Chairman Moore and Councilmen Harrison Morgan were unavailable. Ewing and Smith attended. Next meeting set for Monday at seven to address sewer petition church signs and Legion lease. bids on water pump and $42,000 bonds for E Second Street work to be discussed plus Holly wood utility assessments.
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Charles Moore
Robert Harrison
Carl Morgan
Frank Ewing
Willam Smith
E. Second Street
Hollywood
Monroe Pupils Win Ratings at Miami District Tests
Lemon Monroe High School reports Miami District standings for five students from Miami University final state scholarship tests. Funice Warmoth, junior, Algebra II honorable mention. Pam Pleak, junior, Algebra honorable mention. Barbara Farmer, junior, American history 16th place. Barbara Bartlett, sophomore, accounting 15th place. Charles Heck, senior, social studies 11th place and honorable mention.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Miami
Miami University
Funice Warmoth
Pam Pleak
Barbara Farmer
Barbara Bartlett
Charles Heck
Fines in Franklin for blocking area road
Six swimmers paid fines in Municipal Court after parking on Martz Paullin Road blocked traffic in Twin Creek area. Defendants included Ralph Adkins and others with fines from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. James Long and Dewey Alexander faced bond forfeitures. Charles Abshear was fined 25 dollars and jailed 15 days, suspended on probation. several others paid bonds or costs for related traffic violations.
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Franklin
Twin Creek
Martz Paullin Road
Ralph Adkins
Allen St
Kathe Thompson
Linda Parker
James Long
Monroe St
Middletown
John Crow
Dewey Alexander
Martz
Paullin Road
Charles Abshear
Main St
T. Riley
Abshear
Edwin Nickle
Homestead Drive
Youths Hurt In Rear-Ended Rt 1 Crash Near Middletown
Two area youths suffered minor injuries when their northbound car was rear ended on Rt 1 two tenths mile north of Middletown. James Ketchem, 17, and James Collie, 18, were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Ketchem sustained lacerations to the right leg shoulder and neck. Collie had cuts to the forehead lip knee and arm. Carmel Masts, 28, of Middletown was cited for following too closely. A second accident nearby at 7:29 p.m. involved Thomas Beatty, 17, of West Chester, whose car slid in heavy rain and hit a mailbox on Rs 747 at Maustown. no injuries reported.
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Middletown Hospital
James Ketchem
Fern Drive
Franklin
James Collie
Curtis St
Ketchem
Old Germantown Road
Middletown
Carmel Mathis
Hoover Court
TNA
Thomas L. Beatty
Hamilton Mason Road
West Chester
Maustown
Running Beauties Run Free in Philadelphia Circus Chase
Seven palomino liberty horses bolted during Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus opening matinee in Philadelphia. The pink-plumed performers led police on a 22 mile chase through heavy traffic before trainers corralled them. Several cars were dented and two people suffered minor injuries.
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Philadelphia
Clyde Beatty
Cole Brothers
Denth
Lions Club To Honor Area Seniors Dinner
The Lions Club will host its tenth annual dinner honoring the top 19 percent of graduates from Middletown Lemon-Monroe Fenwick and Madison high schools at 6 30 Thursday night at LeSourdsville Lake. University of Cincinnati engineer Cornelius Wandmacher will speak. 72 seniors invited. The Rev. Robert W. Ward will give the invocation and Rev. Lawrence Krusling the benediction. Arthur Lennie will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Lions Club
Middletown
Lemon - Monroe
Fenwick
Madison
LeSourdsville Lake
Cornelius Wandmacher
College of Engineering University of Cincinnati
Middletown High
Lemon -Monroe
Fenwick High
Madison High
Robert W. Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Krusling
Arthur Lennie
Middletown Board of Education
Suit Seeks 50000 In Youth Death Crash
William H. Ingram seeks 50800 in a suit against Evelyn Borders over the death of his son Jonathan Ingram last Oct 14 when a car east on Thomas Road hit a utility pole. The case cites negligence as the driver crossed the center line entering a driveway. A second suit seeks 45000 from Raymond Bourne and Carl Frazee for a farm fence accident that injured Merle Frazee’s left eye May 19 1969.
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William H. Ingram
Alien Road
Evelyn Borders
Thomas Road
Jonathan
Jonathan Ingram
Amden Rt. 3
Merle
Leona Frazee
Raymond D. Bourne
Oxford
Carl Frazee
Somerville - Jacksonburg Road
Somerville
Wayne
Milford Townships
Youth Council Of Churches Elects Proxy President
Tim Heaton of Pleasant Ridge EFUB Church was elected president of the Middle town area Youth Council of Churches at a meeting last night at First EUB Church. He succeeds David Trout of First EUB Church. Others elected include Steve Harbaugh of First Methodist as vice president Linda Whitehead of First EUB as secretary Cathy Cryer of First Methodist as assistant secretary Harriet Cook of First EUB as publicity director and Susan Mills as treasurer.
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Tim Heaton
Pleasant Ridge Efub Church
Middletown Area Youth Council of Churches
First Eub Church
iHe
David Trout
Steve Harbaugh
First Methodist Church
Linda Whitehead
First Eub
Cathy Cryer
First Methodist
Harriet Cook
Susan Mills
Installed Hi-Y Officers of Monroe Hold Ceremony
Knights Hi Y of Monroe installed officers at Mt Pleasant United Presbyterian Church last night. Rob Moore was named president, Ken O Hara vice president, Leon Young secretary, Bob Scott treasurer, and Dan Ingram chaplain. Rev William F Burley of Monroe Methodist Church spoke on Extending Our Character. Robert Gast was named adviser for 1942 43 school year.
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Knights Hi-Y
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Church
Rob Moore
Ken O'Hara
Leon Young
Bob Scott
Dan Ingram
William F. Burley
Monroe Methodist Church
Price Tag Psychology Highlights 1981 Grocers Ads
A 1981 study found the top three grocery ad prices were 49 cents first, then 39 and 59 cents. Supermarkets regularly feature these and similar prices in daily newspaper promotions, comprising about 36 percent of their total promo budgets.
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Brown - Dawson
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Neo
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Gideon Id Drive-in
Beer of Frend Theater
Tin Maung Thant
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Rangoon
Burma
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Hunter College
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Clarence Lamb
Germantown
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N. Main St
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Youth Council of Churches
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Middletowe
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Meicoyleffler Funeral Home
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Woodlawn
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