Retired Miami Professor Dies at 65 in Ann Arbor
Thomas P. Van Voorhis, longtime Miami University associate professor of physical and health education, died Saturday in an Ann Arbor hospital. Funeral services were to be held after cremation. He taught 34 years at Miami, retired in 1956, and spent winters near Sarasota with his wife Elizabeth. Survivors include his son Tom in Milwaukee and daughter Ann Keller in Cincinnati. Drowns Off Dock at Fairport.
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Thomas P. van Voorhis
Miami University
Ann Arbor
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Ter
Harvard University
Ohio State University
Elizabeth
Tom van Voorhis
Milwaukee
Ann Keller
Cincinnati
Retired Armco Official Vernon Jones Dies at 62
Vernon Wilfred Jones 62 of 605 Stanley St. dies at Middletown Hospital after a year of ill health from cancer. A long time Armco executive, he rose from melter foreman to superintendent and retired May 1. He was active in church, Boy Scouts, Rotary, and several clubs. Survived by wife Kathylene, two sons and five grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Doty House.
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Stanley St
Armco
Middletown Hospital
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Criti
Cal
Central Works
Kathylene Jones
Charles
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Robert
Dallas
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Ohio
Evelyn Wilkins
Hamilton
Manchester Hotel
Deaths at Germantown farm and Lakes home
William H Heitz 76 was found dead at his Germantown farm home on Market Street after neighbors reported him missing. He died likely in sleep Friday night. Survived by daughter Dorothy Hoover of Dayton and several siblings. Services set for Wednesday at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. George W Lakes 55 died at his Germantown home after five years of poor health. Survived by wife Talos two daughters Betty Ellen and Kathryn, a son Charles, stepchildren and several siblings. Burial plans not listed.
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Germantown
William H Heitz
E. Market St
Eldon Buzzard
Heitz
St. John
Dan
Miamisburg
Ida Badgely
Franklin
John Arpp
Claude Snyder
Germantown Cemetery
George W. Lakes
George W Lakes
Rt. 1
Lakes
Gh&r
Dayton
Talo
Betty Ellen Lakes
Kathryn Lawrence
Middletown
Charles
Marjorie Macy
Marvin Blankenship
Gene Blankenship
Herman
John and
Hamilton
Vernon
Edith, Taylor
Dr. Charles H. Rice obituary a life in mission schools
Dr. Charles Herbert Rice 76 brother of Mrs. J D Satcher of 8 Dixie Highway Franklin died last Friday at Memorial Hospital Lakeland Florida. Memorial service set for Sunday at Wooster College chapel. A native of Iowa he studied at Wooster University 1902 and Union Seminary and spent life in India and Pakistan with the Presbyterian Foreign Board. He led Ewing Christian College Allahabad for ten years and later headed Forman Christian College Lahore. He was honored by several governments including the United States for his educational work. Mary Compton Rice and two sisters and a brother survived him.
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Charles Herbert Rice
J. D. Satcher
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Memorial Hospital
Lakeland
Fla
Wooster College
Rice
Iowa
Richard Chatman
Sycamore
Wooster
Union Seminary
Funeral service details at John Arpp Funeral Home
Tomorrow at the John Arpp Funeral Home the Rev. C. C. Ingram will officiate the service. Burial will take place today after 4 p.m.
Requiem for Mrs Lena Reppert at St Malachy Church
Mrs Lena Reppert Mang Reppert 93 dies at Pine Crest Rest Home. High Mass at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Malachy Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. No immediate survivors listed.
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MASON
Lena Mang Reppert
St. Malachy Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Two Boys Admit $100 Burglary
Franklin youths, one 11 and the other 12, confessed to burglarizing the Don Roberts home on North Main Street Saturday afternoon, taking $100 in tens after breaking a basement window. The house was ransacked and a shirt left behind led officers to the pair.
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Franklin
Don Roberts
N. Main Street
Middleton auto crash leaves two injured
Two Middleton residents were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries after a Sunday morning crash on Jon Browns Run Road at Hetzler Road. Delores Fay Long 19 suffered knee bruises and Jack Lewis Hembree 22 had forehead and scalp lacerations. Deputies said rain made the road slick and the car slid into a bridge.
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Middletown Hospital
Jon Brown
Hetzler Road
Delores Fay Long
Crawford St
Jack Lewis Hembree
Highview Ave
Butler County Sheriff's
Shakespeare Family Records Show Surname Variants
Genealogists note multiple spellings for Shakespeare family name across records. Researchers cite orthographic variation in parish registers and legal documents reflecting regional dialects and transcription differences.
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William Shakespeare
Shartle Division 25-Year Club Meeting Attended
One hundred twenty five members and guests attended the annual Black Clawson Co Shartle Division 25-year club meeting at LeSourdsville Lake. Robert Vokes vice president and general manager spoke on business conditions and the future outlook with optimism for sales and growth.
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Black Clawson Co. Shartle Division
LeSourdsville Lake
Shartle Key Klub
Middestown
Hamilton
Robert Vokes
Giraffes Shown as Swift Runners
A diet and anatomy note reveals giraffes are surprisingly fast runners despite common belief. Researchers observed sprint bursts and high top speeds in gait tests. The finding highlights giraffes’ athletic adaptations and may influence further studies of long neck locomotion.
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Angel Food Fresh Corn
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Shartle
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