Mother Kills 2 Children Takes Life in Ohio
In Springfield Ohio a 20 year old mother Edith Jeannette Hubbert and her two children Corrina Denise 23 months and Rex Weeks old were found shot to death Thursday. The coroner ruled double murder and death by own action as the cause with despondency over family troubles and separation from her husband noted. Her brother found the bodies in the home.
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Springfield
Ohio
Austin Richards
Edith Jeannette Hubbert
Edward
Padt
Corrina Denise
Rex Elliott
Driver killed in Akron rear end crash on Ohio pike
An Akron area collision on the Ohio pike in Boston Township left one driver dead and another injured when a car rammed two tractor trailers. The deceased was Leonard Young, 38, of Eau Claire Michigan.
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Akron
Ohio
Ohio Pike
Boston Township
Illed
Leonard Young
Eau Claire
Mich
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Margaret Childers 85
Mrs Margaret Ellen Childers 85 died at 10 30 a m yesterday at the home of her son Robert 8040 Hetzler Road She had been ill three weeks A resident of Wide Creek Ky Her husband Joe died in 1945 Surviving are another son Clinton of Wide Creek a daughter Mrs Flossie Banks of Middletown a sister Mrs Debbie Lamberson of Michigan a brother Dillard Spencer of Flat Creek Ky and 36 grandchildren Services will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Wide Creek Christian Church Burial will be in the family cemetery Friends may call at the Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and at the church after Monday noon
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Margaret Ellen Childers
Robert
Hetzler
Wide Creek
Christian Church
McCoy-Leffler
Miss Minnie Swank 79 dies at Otterbein Home
Lebanon obituary for Miss Minnie Swank a Clayton native and retired nurse who died Thursday at Otterbein Home after 15 years residence. Survived by sister Mrs Charles Jenkinson of Englewood. Services Saturday 1 p.m. at Otterbein Home Chapel with burial in Clayton Cemetery. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Saturday. Arrangements by Oswald Funeral.
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Lebanon
Minnie Swank
Otterbein Home
Miss Swank
Clayton
Charles Jenkinson
Englewood
Clayton Cemetery
Oswald Funeral Home
WISHING WELL. A daily fortune game from 1964
The brief describes a numeric puzzle called Wishing Well by William J. Miller. It instructs players to count the letters in their first name, adjust by minus four if six or more, or plus three if fewer than six, to obtain a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a daily message.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Obituary for Mrs Nancy B Phillips 82 Middletown
Mrs. Nancy B. Phillips 82 of 502 S Main St Middletown died 10 04 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after two day stay following a broken hip from a fall at home She worked at LeSourdsville Lake before retirement ten years ago and was a Grace Baptist Church Mile member Survived by two sons Garrett and Donald both of Middletown 25 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren Services at Grace Baptist Church with Rev Howard Sears officiating Monday Burial Woodside Cemetery hours 2 5 and 7 9 p m
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Nancy B. Phillips
S. Main St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Phillips
LeSourdsville Lake
Grace Baptist Church Mile
Roy Davidson
Ohta Smith
Glen Curtis
Russell Smith
Middletown
Garret
Donald
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Hattie Wolfe Eaton Dies at 73 in Ohio
Mrs. Hattie Wolfe, 73, of Eaton Route 3, died at home after a Wednesday illness. Widow of William Wolfe who died April 10 this year. Survived by two sons Wil liam of West Carrollton and Thomas of Eaton. three daughters Georgia Perry of Tampa Florida Evelyn Sorrell of Eaton Route 3 and Carol Price of Dayton. a brother Fred Frazier of Dayton. two sisters Sadie Edwards of Irvine Kentucky and Floyd Nunemaker of Salt Lick Kentucky. nine grandchildren.
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EATON
Hattie Wolfe
Eaton Rt. 3
Haven Cemetery
Floyd Nunemaker
Salt Lick, Ky
Grandong
Ex Middleton Native to Deliver Capital University Commencement
Middletown native George Dell, a 1923 Capital alumnus and English professor, has been chosen by Capital University's senior class to address graduates on June 1. Dell, longtime faculty member and author of the alma mater and fight songs, has poetry in major publications and recently won the Praestantia Award for outstanding professor.
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Middletown
George Dell
Capital University
Columbus
Dell
Capital
University
Charles Dell
Te Town
N. Sutphin St
The
Theological Lutheran Seminary
Ohio State University
Atlantic Monthly
American Scholar
New York Times
Columbus Dispatch
Pride of the Purple
Praestantia
Vo Ag
Notable Cunard Executive Sir Thomas Sparks Dies
SYOSSET NY AP Sir Thomas Ashley Sparks 87 retired Cunard Line chief US representative and director died Thursday. NEW YORK AP Margaret Downey 42 wife of former singing star Morton Downey died Thursday after cancer operation. Downey once a popular radio singer in 1990s later shifted to business.
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Syosset
N.Y
Thomas Ashley Sparks
Cunard Line
United States
Line
New York
Margaret Downey
Morton Downey
Bank offers $1 for each 9 ½ cents in coins in Lancaster
Lancaster County Farmers National Bank expands coin incentive to ease the coin shortage by giving customers a $1 bill for every 9 ½ cents in coins. Reports also note rising frequency of lunar spots described as ruby gems in recent years.
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Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster County Farmers National Bank
UN Watch Debate Highlights Shifts on Indochina Talks
The UN discussion featured Vietnam and Cambodian border talks proposals while North Vietnamese and Chinese support for anti-South Viet Nam and anti-Laos actions drew criticism. Nikolai Fedorenko labeled Stevenson’s speech stupid as Stevenson charged Soviet policy with backing coups in new states. Diplomats deemed the address strong but not groundbreaking.
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Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Sonn
Laos
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Smithsonian displays original Star Spangled Banner artifact
The Smithsonian Institution unveils its new Museum of History and Technology display featuring the original Star Spangled Banner. The exhibit spotlights the historic flag as a centerpiece of American history within the national museum complex.
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Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History and Technology
Love Triangle Denied in Rigged Radio Bomb Trial
Court hears testimony from Courtney Cornwell and witnesses that there was no love triangle involving his wife and his brother. John Cornwell and Mary Cornwell deny jealousy fueled the alleged crime. Prosecutors cite statements and evidence linking the wife to a potential motive in the mail bomb case in Cincinnati.
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Love Triangle
Courtney Cornwell
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Cornwell
U. S
Roge Pauline Lynn
Asheville
N. C
Charles G. Heyd
E. Winther McCroom
John
Mary
Art Pupils Win Awards in Humane Education Contest
Two Middletown school art pupils won cash prizes and 57 earned certificates of merit in the Latham Foundation poster contest in Oakland California. Winners include eighth grader John Mull who received 5 dollars and sixth grader Tod Ellison who earned 3 dollars for artwork on kindness to animals and citizenship.
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Middletown School
Latham Foundation For Promotion of Humane Education
Oakland
Calif
John Mull
Tod Ellison
Wilson School
John
Manchester Junior High
Illinois Ave
Ted
Tilmon Ellison
Euclid St
Local Driver Hurt Cited In Two Car Crash
Four people injured in a two car collision at Routes 48 and 73 about 10:30 p m. Florence Cargill 43 of 986 Eighth Ave westbound on Rt 73 failed to yield to Nelson Reiger 63 of Dayton who had a northbound vehicle. Reiger suffered a lip laceration. Dorothy Reiger suffered a scalp laceration. Mrs. Cargill had a left arm injury. William Cargill 19, passenger in her car, had scalp and arm lacerations. Mrs Cargill cited for failure to yield.
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Florence Cargill
Eighth Ave
Nelson Reiger
Dayton
Dorothy Rieger
Miami Valley Hospital
Prosecution cites handwriting tests linking bomb package to Courtney
Two handwriting experts testified the printing on the bomb package matched samples written by Courtney. Postal inspectors found a tape roll end in a locker at Cornwe owned Armco Steel Corp. that matched material related to the case.
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Cornwell
Courtney
Cornwe
Armco Steel Corp
Bomb mailed to Asheville causes arrest in October case
The defendant is accused of mailing a radio bomb to Asheville on October 24. His brother received the radio and did not plug it in after seeing a nonmoving dial and a dynamite cap on the cord. Explosives experts say the dynamite could have injured or killed occupants of the apartment building targeted.
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Asheville
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