Deaths And Funerals Arthur J Arnold
Arthur J Arnold 87 of 221 Summit St Lebanon died Tuesday at White's Nursing Home Waynesville. Survived by sister Annetta Lacy of Waynesville. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow Stubbs Conner Funeral Home with Rev David Willard. Burial Woodland Cemetery Dayton. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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Waynesville
Arthur J. Arnold
Summit St
Lebanon
White's
Inland Maufacturing Co
Annetta Lacy
Stubbs-Conner
David Willard
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
Obituary: Edward Gaunt Dies at 70 Near Hillsboro
Edward Gaunt 70 of 3211 Mohawk St. died yesterday at his summer cottage near Hillsboro. A welder leader at Armco Steel from 1929 to 1964, he served in the Navy and Marines in World War I. Survived by wife Rose a son Jefferson four sisters a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy-Lefler Funeral Home with Rev Raymond Morena officiating. Military services will be conducted.
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Edward Gaunt
Mohawk St
Hillsboro
Armco Steel
Rose
Jefferson
Middletown
Anna Mae Weiss
Hamilton
Catherine Baker
Excello
Dorothy Schneider
Elizabeth Gwilliams
Otsego
Mich
Theft reports and rat nuisance in Middletown area
Police log details theft of a stereo and a record player from cars and a Middletown High School classroom. Also reported seven rats seen in a sewer near Moore and Logan Aves, with a nest at the southeast corner. officers unable to capture any rats.
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M. G. McCall
Middletown
Moore St
Moore Andlogan Avenue
Logan, Camden fruit farmer, dies of gunshot wound
graveside services were held at Spring Crove Cemetery in Cincinnati for Paul M. Logan 80 Camden Rt 3 operator of Logan Fruit Farm who died Sunday of a personal safety related gunshot wound. Survived by son David of New York City and sister Mrs Rufus B Jones of Charlotte North Carolina.
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Camden
Spring Crove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Paul M. Logan
Camden Rt. 3
Logan
David
New York City
Rufus B. Jones
Charlotte
N. C
Middletown Food Stamp Office Closes For Memorial Day Weekend
The Butler County Food Stamp Service Middletown branch at 1361 Central Ave will close tomorrow for Memorial Day. Starting next week the office will operate Monday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Stamps may be purchased at Second National Bank of Hamilton on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m.
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Middletown
Butler County Food Stamp Service
Central Ave
Second National Bank of Hamilton
Apollo 13 tank may have been damaged before launch
Edgar M. Cortright, chairman of the Apollo 13 review board, said wiring insulation inside the oxygen tank exploded during the mission could have been seriously damaged days before launch. Tests at Beech Aircraft in Boulder duplicated drainage procedures and supported the finding. A final NASA report is due June 8.
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Moon
Cortright
Beech Aircraft
Boulder
Colo
Beech
Armco Engineer urges campus outreach to steel industry
Ronald J. Thompson, a 28 year old Armco Steel senior engineer, told the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting that industry campus communication is limited. He proposed a 10 to 20 person ambassador corps to speak at colleges coast to coast about 1970s steel challenges.
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New York
Middletown
Ronald J. Thompson
Armco Steel Corp
American Iron and Steel Institute
AISI
Thompson
Rhodesia Claims 30 Percent TB Reduction in Africa
Health Secretary Mark Webster says Rhodesia is the only African country with a 30 percent drop in tuberculosis incidence over six years. He spoke amid criticism of measures for miners with TB.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Mark Webster
Rhodesia
Africa
Career Story Told Straight From The Source
A concise profile outlines an authentic career arc told in straightforward terms. The piece emphasizes personal milestones, challenges overcome, and lessons learned, presenting a clear, candid narrative.
Seniors Honored At First United Methodist Banquet
At a banquet at the First United Methodist Church, 47 graduating seniors were honored. R S Weatherwax urged youth to seize the right moments, noting the nation’s need for capable minds. Each graduate received a New English translation presented by Richard Adams. music came from Eddie West and a quartet.
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First United Methodist Church
R. $. Weatherwax
Barnitz Bank Board
Richard Adams
Eddie West
Chuck Evans
Brad Noblet
Phil Case
Steve Early
Richard Peters
Jenny Peters
Lynn Hocz
William Long
Advisers urge new wing design for C5 transport
A scientific advisory panel reportedly told Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans that fixing the C5 wing crack is insufficient and a completely new wing design should be considered. The panel warned the aircraft may meet only a quarter of the required 30,000 hour fatigue life, affecting costs and production.
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Washington
Air Force
Armed Forces Journal
Robert Seamans
Military
Amat Command
Congress
David M. Packard
Senate Armed Services Committee
Packard
Blisplinghoff Panel
Lockheed
Pentagon
Journal
Hatfield Reimburses for Illegal Antiwar Mailing
Sen. Hatfield reimbursed $2,175 for mailing antiwar material under the franking privilege after the Senate Rules Committee found misuse. The Oregon Republican mailed 35,000 letters signed by antiwar leaders Brown and Hawk, with a covering letter, to push an amendment to end the war in Indochina. The Ethics Committee is reviewing the case as aides reportedly omitted Hatfield’s letter.
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Washington
Hawk
Mark Hatfield
Thej
Senate Rules Committee
Oregon Republican
Senate Ethics Committee
Congress
Post Office Department
Hatfield
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Sam Brown
Dave Hawk
Indochi
Rules Committee
Senate
Brown
Car Demolished After Driver Loses Control on Roosevelt Ave
A 1968 model auto was demolished and its driver thrown out with minor injuries after losing control on Roosevelt Avenue at 2 40 am. Harold E. McQueen 29 of 4919 Windsor Road suffered a severe tongue bite and a minor head injury. the car valued at 2300 dollars left 150 feet of skid marks and landed on its top in a creek opposite 4816 Roosevelt Ave. He was cited for careless operation. Earlier, Delmas Birch off duty city patrolman reported possible broken finger and facial lacerations after a motorcycle spill on Orchard Street at Grand Avenue where another vehicle ran a red light. Damage to the cycle was about 25 dollars.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Harold E. McQueen
Windsor Road
McQueen
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ave
Orchard Street
Grand Avenue
Delmas Birch
Orchard
Vigil for coma patient enters fifth year at VA hospital
Mrs. Inez Wardlaw visits her daughter Virginia, 52, in a coma since a 1965 auto crash. She brings cookies and cake, while nurses care for Virginia at the Veterans Administration Hospital. The mother holds to hope despite doctors' uncertain prognosis.
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Miami
Inez Wardlaw
Veterans Administration Hospital
Virginia
Boy Scouts Receive Awards at Middletown Event
Members of Boy Scout Troop 29 were honored with awards after a covered dish supper for scouts and families held last night at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club. Recipients included Roger Bozile Tom Flatter James Withrow Tim Girton David Dooley Greg Howard Alan Sears Steven Belec III Ronald Bowling Jimmy Edwards David Edwards Daryl Brown Blake Brown David Belec Tin Morrison Robert Donisi Roger Williams Joey Spencer Mike Kurtz Tony.
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Boy Scout Troop 29
Middletown
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Raymond L. Blisplinghoff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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