Deaths And Funerals Glen Hounshell
Services for Glen Hounshell 45 of Messiman Road were held at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev John Young officiating, burial in Woodside Cemetery. He was killed Friday in a one car accident when his vehicle left Rt 122, overturned. He leaves three sisters Tilda Orrell Fort Cobb Okla Etta Belcher Middletown and Elizabeth Byrd Christman Ill four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Further services set for 1 p m Thursday at the Joseph R. with Rev Clifford Stearns officiating. Funeral home visitation Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Glen Hounshell
Messiman Road
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
John Young
Woodside
Mr. Hounshell
Rt. 122
Jtown
Tilda Orrell
Fort Cobb
Okla
Etta Belcher
Middletown
Elizabeth Byrd
Christman
Ill
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Dorothy B Presley Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Dorothy B Presley age 44 of 1930 Wilbraham Road will be at 10 a m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Howard Sears officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. The funeral home is open today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. Mrs Presley died Saturday at Middletown Hospital.
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Dorothy B Presley
Wilbraham Road
McCoy-Leffler
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Presley
Middletown
Mrs. Sarah Lou Borders Roach Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Sarah Lou Borders Roach 68 of 1107 Wilmore Drive Middletown died 11 20 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. Born in Frenchburg Kentucky she had lived in Middletown 48 years. Survived by husband James two daughters Mrs Marie Murphy and Miss Mabel Borders both of Middletown a son Hershal Borders of Middletown.
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Sarah Lou Borders Roach
Wilmore Drive
Middletown Hospital
Roach
Frenchburg
Middletown
James
Marie Murphy
Mabel Borders
Hershal Borders
Middle
Local Obituaries Notice of Public Services
Archie Josken 50 of 1206 Sipple Ave has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Campbell. Robrt Melvin 60 of 427 Franklin St has private services tomorrow in Webb. Miss Emaline Dunnihoo 6 of 307 Lagonda Ave has services at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Webb. Paul McKean 74 of 2240 Sunset Rochester has services planned.
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Archie Josken
Sipple
Campbell
Robrt Melvin
Franklin St
Webb
Emaline Dunnihoo
Lagonda Ave
Paul McKean
Sunset Now
Rochester
Packard Division GM executive Carl Rigsby dies at 62
Warren Ohio Carl C Rigsby general manager of GM Packard Electric Division died at Trumbull Memorial Hospital after a stroke suffered ten days earlier He was 62.
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Warren, Ohio
Carl C. Rigsby
Packard Electric
General Motors
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Hollis O Smith 71 Middletown dies after illness
Hollis Oliver Smith 71 of Middletown Route 3 died at Middletown Hospital after a period of failing health following his move from Pittsburgh 18 months ago. A retired Pittsburgh People’s Bank clerk and WWI veteran he belonged to the Allegheny County VFW. Surviving: wife Lorine a daughter Mrs. Fred Richards three brothers two sisters and four grandchildren. Burial in Pittsburgh arrangements by Beinhauer Son Co and local by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Hollis Oliver Smith
Middletown Rt
Wesley
Howard
Murray
Pittsburgh
Alice Archer
Sarah Lambert
Oil City
Beinhauer & Son Co
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs. Garnet Wiggs of Spartanburg Dies in Indiana
Mrs. Garnet L. Wiggs, 78, of Spartanburg Indiana, mother of Mrs. Doris Sawyer, died at Memorial Hospital Union City Indiana after several weeks illness. Survived by her husband J. Bert Wiggs. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Thomas Funeral Home Lynn Indiana. Burial in Spartanburg Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Garnet Wiggs
Garnet L. Wiggs
Spartanburg
Ind
Doris Sawyer
Central Ave
Memorial Hospital
Union City
Wiggs
J. Bert Wiggs
Thomas Funeral Home
Lynn
Dan Moody 72 former Texas governor dies after long illness
Dan Moody who at 33 became Texas governor and later served as Williamson County attorney and district attorney for Williamson and Travis counties has died at his home in Texas. He had been ill since 1961 and retired from politics in 1931. Moody gained statewide fame for prosecuting a Ku Klux Klan flogging case.
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Texas
Moody
Williamson County
Williamson
Travis
Pat Neff
Sparks Elected Commander of Ohio Cooties
John Sparks of Franklin Ohio was elected grand commander of the Military Order of the Cooties of Ohio at a meeting in Akron. Sparks is a life member of VFW Post 3809 and Pup Tent 50 Middletown, and has worked for Armco Steel Corp for 25 years. The Ohio group totals 2100 members.
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John Sparks
Julie
Franklin
Military Order of the Cooties of
Ohio
Akron
Sparks
VFW
Pup
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Elwood St Tot Hurt In Wreck
Beny Barrow aged 2 of 602 Elwood Street was treated at Mercy Hospital for head abrasions after a two car collision on Hamilton Trenton Road around 8 15 AM yesterday. His mother Diana Barrow 21 was turning from Route 127 when she struck a car driven by Doris Warren 28 of Hamilton. Warren said she stopped to permit another car to turn left when Barrow struck her vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beny Barrow
Elwood St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Hamilton-Trenton
Diana Louise Barrow
Rt. 127
Doris Jean Warren
Warren
Barrow
Columbus State School Names First Female Superintendent
Dr. Judith Rettig, clinical director since 1958, becomes Columbus State School’s first female superintendent, one of only three women heading a state institution for the mentally retarded in the United States. She has plans to share duties, keep her corner office, and notes many staff doctors are women. The move aligns with growing efforts by Ohio women for equal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Judith Rettig
United States
Columbus State School
Ohio
Salomon Rettig
Roger Gove
Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene
Rettig
Philadelphia
Accountant Earns Degree After 14 Years of Night Study
Roger Sabens of Glasgow Kentucky will receive an accounting degree from Western Kentucky State College on June 3. He began in 1952 at the University of Louisville night school and switched to Western in 1962 while working full time as accounting manager. He commutes 30 miles from home and jokes about tallying his driving miles for the degree.
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Bowling Green
Roger Sabens
Glasgow
Western Kentucky State College
Sabens
University of Louisville
Western
Cuban Sentry Killed by Fire From U S Naval Base
Havana reports gunfire from the Guantanamo Bay perimeter killed a Cuban sentry identified as Luis Ramirez Lopez. The Cuban note claims two hours of sporadic firing from the base while Washington initially denied the charge then acknowledged an investigation.
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Havana
U.S. Defense Department
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Armed Forces Ministry
Luis Ramirez Lopez
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Guantanamo
Lexus
Wilwsyy
Miriam
Ia) Peigneau
Wny
Moddy
Peignson
Thief Returns Calculator After Realizing Error
A thief in Watertown New York returned a calculating machine taken from a construction company office a year earlier. The box with the machine was left at a bank site under construction with a note saying the item belongs to the contractor. The note stated the thief now believes returning the machine was the right thing to do.
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Watertown
N.Y
Boy Scouts Hike 30 Mile Dan Beard Memorial Trail
Eleven members of Boy Scout Troop 6 hiked the 30 mile Dan Beard Memorial Trail in Kentucky from Grants Lick to Cold Spring over the weekend. Participants carried food clothing and sleeping gear for the overnight trek.
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Boy Scouts Troop 6
Dan Beard
Knapp Civitan Of Year Named In Marietta
George R. Knapp of Middletown was named Ohio District Civitan Of Year at the Marietta convention. He has held all local club officers and chairs, and is lieutenant governor of Civitan Area 3. Knapp is collection manager at First National Bank of Middletown. The Middletown club won best newsletter at the awards banquet.
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George R. Knapp
Middletown
Marietta
Knapp
Civitan Area 3
First National Bank of
William J. Tilton
Manchester Motor Inn
Teachers Group Re Elects Proxy Leaders On River Cruise
Mrs Mary Maharry of Fairfield Central School was reelected president of the Butler County Women's Teachers Association at a Saturday meeting aboard the Mark Twain River Boat on the Ohio River. Officers re elected include Dixie Davis West Middletown vice president Pearl Parsley Fairfield North treasurer Carolyn Stacy Hopewell Elementary recording secretary and Judy Gehm West Middletown corresponding secretary.
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Mary Maharry
Fairfield Central School
Butler County Women’s Teachers Association
Ohio River
Dixie Davis
West Middletown
Pearl Parsley
Fairfield North
Carolyn Stacy
Hopewell Elementary
Judy Gehm
Miss Herr Appointed As Mathematics Instructor
Miss Catherine Herr, a Fenwick High School algebra and geometry teacher, is named to the Middletown Campus of Miami University as mathematics instructor. A 1958 Fenwick graduate, she earned magna cum laude honors from College of Mount St. Joseph and a 1964 MA from the University of Cincinnati. She has two years of graduate work there as a assistant and has served on the Fenwick faculty since 1964. Her prep includes summer work at Notre Dame with the National Science Foundation. She has been a high school counselor in NSF programs and studied higher algebra, analysis and set theory. She is 25 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herr, living at 605 Aberdeen Drive.
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Catherine Herr
Fenwick High School
Middletown
Miami University
C. Eugene Bennett
Fenwick
Miss Herr
College of Mount St. Joseph
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
University of Notre Dame
National Science Foundation
Joseph Herr
Aberdeen Drive
13-Year-Old Charged In Death-Dare Case In London
Police charge a 13-year-old boy with murder after the body of 8-year-old Ian Lewis is found bound hand and foot in the River Thames. The death-dare game known as the chicken run involves gangs tying contestants and leaving them on the shore to escape the incoming tide. Detectives suspect Ian drowned when he failed to reach safety.
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London
Ian Lewis
River Thames
Thames
Ian
British Leyland Buses Roll Into Havana Fleets
Havana reports 24 more British built Leyland buses raising total operating on city streets to 750 alongside an unspecified number of intercity buses. The purchase, starting in 1964, drew heavy American criticism amid Cuba’s tropical climate rough roads and low fuel. Leyland maintains a local service staff.
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Havana
Cuba
Leyland
Greenwich Birthplace Ties to English Royalty
Greenwich in England is noted as the birthplace of Henry VII and Queen Elizabeth the.
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Greenwich
England
Henry VII
Queen Elizabeth
Graduation gift guide fills OFFICE OUT. FITTERS and friends
A showcase of graduation gifts from Parker pens to Hugo Bosca wallets at OFFICE OUT FITTERS. Watches by Hamilton Omega Calvert. Felco cultured pearls at FENZEL McDONOUGH. Sleep Shop at FILSONS. footwear at DOELL MANN. swimwear at J C Penney. golf and tennis gear from ALLSPORTS INC.. furniture update from TROUP FURNITURE Guildhall collection. Emphasizes stylish, budget choices for graduates and families across local shops.
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Hugo Bosca
Fenzel — McDonoughs
Hamilton, Omega and
Calvert
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Dorothy Presley
Sarah Roach
Ysu
Insurance Agency
Hollis Smith
Dan Moody
Austin
Tex
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Taylor
University of Texas
Austin School
DODDS
Tion
John Sparks Cootie
Ohio State University
State School
Jacksonville
Norristown
Boy Scouts
Cumberland Gap
First Methodist Church
William Tyler
Union Sanitary
Knapp Civitan
George Knapp
Claude Snelling, Jr
Claude
Commonwealth Life Insurance CO
Louisville, Ky
Midd
Shen Nung
Plumbing Company GA
Manchester Ave
Filsons
Kyser
Rogers
Doellmanns
J.C. Penney
MacGregor
Unlop
Wilson
Allsport’s Inc
Mr. Tewel
Bancroft
Allsports
Troup Furniture
Central Avenue
Drexel
Guildhall
Finance & Acceptance Corporation
E. GA
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