Deaths And Funerals Claude Azbell Armco manager dies in Waynesville crash
Claude W Azbell 2 of Columbus district sales manager for Armco dies after a seven vehicle crash at Routes 42 and 73 Waynesville. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Schoedinger Northwest Chapel Columbus burial Anthon Cemetery Columbus. He served as Army colonel in WWII and was active in Kiwanis and Masonic Lodge. Surviving wife two sons a step son and daughter and two half sisters. Additional notices list private services for others with varying burial plans.
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Claude W. Azbell
Columbus
Armco Sales
Schooedinger Northwest
Andon Cemetery
Zollinger Road
Azbell
Waynesville
Armco
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Lodge
Eve
James
Army
William Atbell
Germany
Kenneth Rogers
California
A.W. Kaiser
Mrs Hazel Turre 72 of Hamilton dies at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Hazel Turre aged 72 of Hamilton died at 5 30 a m today at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. She is survived by sister Ruth Hall of 3208 Raymond Drive another sister Edna Ruh of Hamilton and brother Alvin Theobald of Fairfield. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 5 to 8 p m.
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Hazel Turre
Hamilton
Ruth Hall
Raymond Drive
Mercy Hospital
Edna Ruh
Alvin Theobald
Fairfield
Klaus-Weigel
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral
Death of Chester W. Broderick in Arcanum
Chester W. Broderick aged 56 died yesterday at his Arcanum home after a seven month illness. Survived by his wife four daughters a son brothers and two sisters. Services and calls at Kreitzer Funeral Home Arcanum today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Ithaca.
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Chester W. Broderick
Ernest Broderick
Letown
Arcanum
Kreitzer Funeral Home
Ithaca Cemetery
Miss Edwina Preston Dies at 34 in Middletown
Miss Edwina Preston 34 of 1924 Sheffield St Middletown died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. A Franklin High School graduate she worked as a secretary for the State Highway Department at Division Eight Garage. Survived by her mother Mrs Goldie Preston Franklin four brothers Dale Middle town Paul Franklin Ralph Aubrey Louisville Ky a half brother Wilbur Jeffery Franklin a sister Miss Preston unknown last name
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Edwina Preston
Sheffield St
Middletown
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Preston
Franklin High School
State Highway Department
Division Eight
Goldie Preston
Franklin
Dale
Paul
Ralph
Aubrey
Louisville
Wilbur Jeffery
Miss
Mrs Lizzie Parker Dies in Dayton Area
Mrs Lizzie Jane Parker 73 of Dayton died on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Saturday. Survived by son Hugh L and three daughters Martha Patrick Vannie Powell Phoebe Hunter, brother Wilburn DePew, sister Ann Chapman, 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services at Anglesby Funeral Home Wednesday with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Lizzie Jane Parker
Dayton
Tom
John
James DePew
Miami Valley Hospital
Hugh l
Greenburg
Martha Patrick
Miamisburg
Vannie Powell
Phoe
Hunter
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wilburn DePew
Kentucky
Ann Chapman
Anglesby Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary Notices for Local Residents
Robert Seaton aged 78 of 436 Hyde Park Drive is listed with services at 8 p.m. at Unity Temple. Elsie Warman aged 83 of 439 Franklin Street has a service scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday in memory. Forrest McDonald aged 56 of 1179 remains noted without a full listing.
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Robert Seaton
Hyde Park Drive
Unity Temple
Elsie Warman
Franklin St
Proeschel
Forrest McDonald
Summer fashions and gifts fuel a busy shopping season
Shoppers plan Memorial Day outings and plan purchases from Filson’s Firestone and Pickwick Shoppe as summer wear shoes jewelry and wedding gifts tempt families. Stores promote sandals shells culottes watches and musical education gear with emphasis on value and style for graduates and nostalgic shoppers.
Man Good After Serious Sunday Crashes
One person admitted to Middletown Hospital and five treated and dismissed after five Sunday accidents. Police put $9,450 damage on nine cars with five possibly total losses. Merle Bowlin, 34, in good condition with mouth wrist and leg injuries from an 1100 block S Verity Parkway collision. Larry Willis, 21, charged with careless driving after his car crossed the center line and hit Bowlin’s head on. Willis dismissed after chest and neck checks.
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Middletown Hospital
Merle Bowlin
Monroe St
S. Verity Parkway
Larry Wade Willis
Harland St
Bowlin
Willis
Middletown High School Class of 1947 Reunion Plans
Final planning for the Middletown High School class of 1947 reunion occurs at an Eastern Lanes meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Co chairs Richard Reck and Fred Howard report the event will be held on June 23 and 24.
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Middletown High School
Re Union
Richard Reck
Fred Howard
Man's Death Ruled Accidental in Ohio Farm Tragedy
Max J. Hollingsworth 74 a Warren County farmer died Friday night when his tractor ran over by a bush hog after he drove into a ditch. Burial set for Miami Cemetery Corwin after visitation at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon.
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Oregonia
Warren County
Max J. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
First Church of ‘Christ
Waynesville
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon
Weekend Camporee Brings 575 Scouts to Camp Hook
The Camp Hook site hosted 35 Boy Scout troops totaling 575 boys and leaders for a weekend of contests inspections campfire and church services. Patrol winners included Flaming Arrows Troop 83 Zebra Troop 13 Aunt Jemima Time Patrol Troop 10 Know Your Stride Patrol Rattle Snake Troop 9% and others amid 60 patrols earning ribbons. The event capped with Armed Forces Day salute and a Saturday night campfire attended by about 1,200.
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Camp Hook
Help
Flaming Arrows Patrol
West Middletown
Middletown
Charles Knepshield
Pokey Griffith
Armed Forces
Curtis Thomas
Knights of Pythias Form Squires Chanter 78 in Lafayette
A new junior unit of the Knights of Pythias named Squires Chanter 78 of Pi Delta Pi was instituted by Lafayette Lodge 37 at Castle Hall. Officers include Darrell House as chancellor and Scott Porter as vice chancellor with several other posts. James Kothera and James Hollerbaugh presided, and Noah Lambert and Ray Bowling were honored.
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Knights of Pythias
Squires
Pi Delta Pi
Lafayette Knights of Pythias Lodge
Castle Hali
Central Ave
Darrell House
Scott Porter
Mike McGraw
Lon Click
Steve Janeway
Tom Hawkins
Steve Noble
Charles Thornhill
Dave McDaniel
Donald Treadway
Valley Chanter
Nelsonville
James Hollerbaugh
Treadway
James Kothera
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Alva Harris
Ohio Grand Lodge
Roger Garrett
Butler County Past Chancelors Association
Edward Hobart
Lafayette Lodge
Noah Lambert
Ray Bowling
Howard Howatt
Oxford Lodge
Grand Lodge
John Eski
Cleveland
Roswell Clark
Cincinnati
Frank Hudson
Ashville
Robert Williams
Clyde
Joe Elliot
Discrimination Charge Targets Ohio Apprenticeship Council
The U S Labor Department accuses the Cleveland arm of the Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee of discriminating against Negroes. Ohio State Apprenticeship Council has 10 days to report actions. Independent testing and altered rating sheets are cited as proof, with disputes from committee members.
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Ohio State Apprenticeship Council
U.S. Department of Labor
Cleveland
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
John F. Kostyo
Columbus
Department of Industrial Relations
Kostyo
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee
Ruttenberg
Labor Department
Joint Committee
Ohio
Cleveland Committee
Fred Brewster
Brewster
Boy Scouts Awarded At Camp Hook Court Of Honor
Members of Boy Scout Troop 18 received awards at a court of honor during the Pokey Griffith District camporee at Camp Hook. Recipients included Marshall Youtsler Dirk Fi es singer Bill Foist and Ronnie McQuinn. Patches for hiking the Miami Erie Canal Trail went to Bob Chappel Dick Boehm Foist Jim Leis Marshall Youtsler Tom Prater Dale Trepanier Fiessinger David Swain Dennis Grizzell McQuinn and Mike Gomia.
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Boy Scout Troop 18
Camp Hook
Marshall Youtsler
Dirk Fiessinger
Bill Foist
Ronnie McQuinn
Bob Chappel
Dick Boehm
Foist
Jim Leis
Tom Prater
Dale Trepanier
Fiessinger
David Swain
Dennis Grizzell
McQuinn
Mike Gomia
Couple Hurt Near Monroe In Pointless Passing Attempt
A Cincinnati couple, LeRoy W. Smith 50 and Jeanne Smith 46, were injured last night while attempting to pass a Middletown driver on Cincinnati Dayton Road just south of the Monroe line. The Smith car followed a vehicle driven by Helen M. Fields 30 who began passing another car as the Smith vehicle started to pass.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Monroe Corporation
LeRoy W., Smith
Jeanne
Smith
Helen M. Fields
Well Road
Two-Car Crash Injures Passenger in Butler County
Kathryn Gross, 62, of 111 Burton Road, suffered minor injuries after a Saturday evening collision on Middletown-Eaton Road near West Middletown. Deputy William Campbell reported Lowell Dougherty, 33, Ft. Hood Texas, driving eastbound, struck the rear of Stella DeNeene's eastbound car, which had slowed for a railroad crossing. Gross was a passenger in DeNeene's car.
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Kathryn Gross
Burton Road
Middletown - Eaton Road
Trenton - Franklin Road
West Middletown
Butler County
William Campbell
Lowell K. Doughlerty
Ft. Hood
Texas
Stella DeNeene
Sawyer Road
Gross
DeNeen
APSO Endorses Senate Bill Banning Executive Sessions
The Associated Press Society of Ohio endorsed Senate Bill 197 to outlaw executive sessions and bar newsmen from such meetings. Delegates heard that open hearings protect press rights, with leaders including William D. Schlemmer and Hugh Mulligan stressing constitutional safeguards. New trustees and officers were announced: Paul Day named trustee, Tom Hunter president for 1967-68, Jack Osler vice president, Harold Schellkopf outgoing president.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Senate
APSO
America
Vietnam
Peace Corps
Tom Hunter
Wilmington News - Journal
Jack Osler
Dayton Daily News
Harold Schellkopf
The
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio traffic toll drops as weekend fatalities total 12
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died in Ohio traffic over the weekend, up from 6 the prior week but among the year's lowest totals. No multiple fatality crash occurred in the 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday window, with one third of deaths in Montgomery County.
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Ohio
Montgomery County
Local Girl Runner-Up In Contest
Middletown’s Rita Coleman freshman at Wittenberg University earned first runner-up in the Miss Clark County Pageant at Springfield Memorial Hall. She won a $200 college scholarship and a trophy. Peggy Simmons of Ashland won Miss Clark County and the chance to advance toward Miss Ohio and Miss America. Coleman sang two numbers, Boy From Ipanema and Ebb Tide.
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Middletown
Rita Coleman
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Clark County
Springfield Memorial Hall
Coleman
Roy L. Coleman
Winton St
Ohio
Peggy Simmons
Ashland
Simmons
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Pauline Taylor
Carl Landes
Springboro Cemetery
Lecco
Italy
Pietro Vassena
Southern Pines
N.C
Walter John Kelly
U.S
Mrs
Hazel Turner
Chester Broderick
Lizzie Parker
Cee
Filson's
Filson’s
Firestone
Roderer’s
Williamsburg
Spode
Pickwick Sheree
Westclox
Tensor
Picketts
Dietzgen
Shaefer and Parker
Norris Music CO
Fenzel-Mcdonough
le Coultre
Zels
Troop 13
Baker
Tom Prichard
Steve Johnson
Die Turner
Victor
Gary Hydler
McConaughy
K of P Junior Unit Institute
Ohio Council
Columbus, Ohio
Management and Labor
Boy Scouts
Monroe
Bill Banning
Executive Sessions
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
Associated Press
Jack Booth
Singer
Singer Today
Meana Singer the
Singer Company Sewing Centers
Singer Company
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Stinbeam Courier I
Melampy
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
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