Father of Rev Neely Dies in Cincinnati
Uberto T. Neely aged 65, father of Rev. Christopher Neely, pastor of the Church of Ascension, died at his College Hill home. He headed WCET Cincinnati since 1955, helped launch the first U.S. non commercial license, and was linked with WLW and WSAI. Survived by wife Laura and son Templeton of Cincinnati. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gihes Episcopal Church in College Hill. Visitation Monday 6 to 9 p.m. at the church. arrangements by Charles A. Miller Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberto T. Neely
Christopher Neely
Church of Ascension
College Hill
Mr. Neely
WCET
Cincinnati
U.S
WLW
WSAI
Laura
Templeton
Gihes Episcopal Church
Charles A. Miller Sons Funeral Home
Fenwick Salutatorian Wins $600 College Scholarship
Paula Vanatta 17 daughter of Elizabeth Vanatta 90 Lorg Place wins a $600 renewable scholarship from Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Fenwick High School salutatorian will study psychology, ranking 4 years on honor roll. She serves in National and Latin Honor Societies, edits school paper and yearbook, and holds officer roles in multiple clubs.
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Paula Vanatta
Elizabeth Venatta
Lorg Place
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Paula
American Association of University Women
Fenwick High School
Junior Engineering Technological Society
Junior Classical League
Beiser Freed After Farm Tractor Pins Overpeck Man
Charles Beiser of 2553 Wehr Ave. was pinned beneath a falling tractor when a barn floor collapsed at 4050 Elk Creek Road. Dan Brown, 16, the driver, was thrown clear with no injuries. Beiser was rescued after about 15 minutes and taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition with possible chest back and stomach injuries. Damage to the floor and equipment was noted with no total estimate recorded.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Charles Beiser
Wehr Ave
Beiser
Thutes
Trenton Rescue Squad
Dan Brown
James Brown
Elk Creek Road
Three Alarm Fire Destroys Toledo Business Building
A major three alarm fire swept the Heating Trades Supplies Co. building at 1714 North 12th Street in downtown Toledo. Officials pegged initial damage at $450,000 as flames roared over 100 feet tall and explosions were heard inside. Police struggled to manage large Memorial Day weekend crowds as smoke drifted across the area.
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Toledo, Ohio
Heating Trades Supplies Co
North 12Th Street
Wonderful Ohio booze decanters canceled by governor
In Columbus Governor Rhodes canceled plans to sell liquor decanters shaped like Ohio, saying the project could be seen as promoting whiskey drinking and conflicts with the monopoly liquor law. He ordered no such decanters retailed and directed disposal of stock already acquired by the State Liquor Department.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
Donald Cook
Funeral services for C L Mers set for Tuesday at McCoy Leffler
Funeral services for C L Mers, retired Raymond Bay Co. board chairman, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Paul Berg officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Memorials may go to Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Mers died suddenly Friday.
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C. L. Mers
McCoy-Leffler
Paul Bergdal
Woodside Cemetery
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mers
Raymond Bay Co
Fire Hits Warren Telephones Causes Outage
Fire blamed on children playing with matches cut telephone service to about 3 000 Warren County subscribers on Saturday afternoon. The blaze damaged two storage sheds and a major trunk line in Lebanon and near areas. Ralph Hickerson of Ohio Central Telephone Co. said repair crews worked quickly to restore service after 12 44 p m. Lebanon Fire Chief William Rainey was unavailable for damage estimates.
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T Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon
South Lebanon
Mason
Morrow
Ralph Hickerson
Ohio Central Telephone Co
E. Main St. Lebanon
William Rainey
Memorial Day Parade to Begin at 10 With 60 Units
The 25th annual Memorial Day parade starts at Broad and Manchester at 9 45 and 10 00 with two aerial bombs. It proceeds down Broad to Central and west to Main then south to 14th and east to Woodside Cemetery for ceremonies at Memorial Plaza. Memorial services at Calvary Cemetery begin at 9 tomorrow with Legion Post 218 firing squad. Maj Ralph L Chamberlain will speak at the cemetery service.
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Broad
Manchester
Central
Main
14Th
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Plaza
Charles C. Marlett
Robert F. Armbruster
Ralph L. Chamberlain
U.S. Army 20Th Corps
Calvary Cemetery
Legion Post 218
Theodore Fry
St. John's Church
Deputy Tries To Save Life As Train Passes
Deputy Harold May of Butler County attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation on Mrs Hilda Manthe 72 at the Fairfield Rest Home en route to Mercy Hospital. A train delayed the ambulance at High Street crossing. Manthe died on arrival. Funeral arrangements are by Klaus Weigel.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harold May
Fairfield Rest Home
Hilda Manthe
Mercy Hospital
May
Hamilton-Mason Road
Klaus - Weigel Funeral Home
Explosion damages Charlie Everhart home kitchen
A pressure cooker explosion at Charlie Everhart of 1210 Yankee Road caused $300 in damage yesterday afternoon. The top of the stove caved in and a wall cabinet was torn from the wall, breaking several dishes. no fire. Building damage $100 and contents $200. Firemen responded at 1 49 p m. Other reports include a pan overheated at 1810 Minnesota St and service wires broken by wind at 813 Maple St with no damage.
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Charlie Everhart
Yankee Road
Minnesota St
Henry Million
Maple St
Marjorie Wilson
Attend Ravenna Klan Rally Near Ravenna Ohio
About 40 persons attended a Ku Klux Klan rally southeast of Ravenna, with six wearing robes. Four Youngstown groups picketed. Organizer Howard Lewis of Akron cited a late thundershower for low turnout. Police contingents guarded a five acre site at Ohio 183 and Giddings Road, Edinburg Township, with no incidents reported.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Here
Youngstown
Howard Lewis
Akron
Portage County Sheriff's Dept
Ohio 183
Giddings Road
Edinburg Township
Chess Champ Spassky Beats Petrosyan In Moscow Stalemate
In the 19th world chess championship game Boris Spassky defeated defending champion Tigran Petrosyan in Moscow on move 68, tying the match score at 92 points each with two wins for each side and 15 draws. Twenty four games remain with game 20 set for Monday.
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Moscow
Boris Spassky
Tigran Petrosyan
Spassky
Wrong Driver Named In Germantown Crash
Donald Peck of Rt. 1 Germantown was listed as the driver of a one car crash on Anthony Road near Germantown. Officers say the actual driver was Steven Countryman, also of Rt. 1 Germantown, with Peck identified as a passenger.
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Donald Peck
Rt. 1
Germantown
Anthony Road
Steven Countryman
Peck
Early deadlines for Memorial Day press
The Journal announces tomorrow's early deadlines for on sale editions. Classified ads due by 9 a.m., sports at 8:30, women's news at 9, and local news and obituaries by 10 a.m. for the holiday edition.
Arizona Loyalty Oath Rule Stays In Effect
Arizona Supreme Court upheld the loyalty oath despite a U S Supreme Court ruling. Chief Justice Struckmeyer criticized the high court’s April 18 decision and noted the oath remains required to collect back pay with interest for Barbara Elfbrandt the Tucson teacher who had taught without pay since 1962 after refusing to sign.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr
William C. Douglas
Struckmeyer
Barbara Elfbrandt
Tucson
Vernon
Florida Man Given 3 Day Term For DWI
FRANKLIN A Ft. Myers Florida man was sentenced to three days in jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs in municipal court Friday for driving while intoxicated. Hiram Barnard 44 was arrested by Warren County sheriffs deputies on Dayton Oxford Road Friday and charged with driving while intoxicated. Others fined and ordered to pay costs by Judge J T Riley were Harvey Griffin 62 of Miamisburg passing on the right 10 dollars Willard Holcomb 25 of 258 Olive St assured clear distance 10 dollars William Powell 32 of 3756 Pennyroyal Road insufficient rights 10 dollars with the costs suspended and Russell Purcell 23 of 300 Union Road Carlisle stop sign violation 10 dollars
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Franklin
Ft. Myers, Fla
Hiram Barnard
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Dayton-Oxford Road
J. T. Riley
Harvey Griffin
Miamisburg
Willard Holcomb
Olive St
William Powell
Pennyroyal Road
Russell Purcell
Union Road
Carlisle
Man Hurt In S Main Smashup On Main Street
A Middletown man Daniel S Wilkins 54 suffered head cuts and possible arm injuries after losing control on South Main Street just after 830 pm he hit a parked car owned by Isaiah Guy 807 17th Avenue in front of 314 South Main Street Guy was leaving his home but not yet to his car Damage to the Guy auto was 600 Wilkins was cited for careless operation In a separate yesterday accident Willie Sparks 61 of 602 Buena Avenue was cited for passing after his car collided with A E Thomann 57 of 307 Lylburn Road on Main Street at Seventh Avenue at 905 am Two other accidents caused 45 damage and no citations.
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Main Street
Middletown Hospital
Daniel S. Wilkins
S. Main St
Middletown
Wilkins
S. Main Street
Isaiah Guy
17Th Ave
Guy
Willie Sparks
Buena Ave
A. E. Thomann
Lylburn Road
Seventh Avenue
Raymond Union UK Contract Reached After Ratification
Officials of the Raymond Bay Co and Local 310 of the Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL-CIO have reached a three year work contract. The agreement includes a package wage increase of six cents over the three years plus added fringe benefits. Local 310 represents about 250 Raymond employees.
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Raymond Bay, Co
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Afl-Cio
Raymond
Suspensions and Violations Filed Across Several Towns
Bonds forfeited for Howard Wheelen and Garnet Stewart along with multiple summonses for traffic violations. List includes Judith Bowman for failure to yield, Ella Winstead for assured clear distance, Gary Lodwick for yellow line, William Back for stop sign, Ernest Hunter for same distance, James Inman for stop sign, and Richard Merrill for fictitious registration. Offenders reside in Dayton Middletown Carlisle and surrounding areas with varied fines.
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Howard Wheelen
Dayton
Garnet Stewart
Kenny Lane
Judith Bowman
Elm St
Ella Winstead
N. Main St
Gary Lodwick
Sherman Ave
Middletown
William Back
Evolution Law Struck Down in Arkansas
Arkansas chancery judge struck down the 1928 anti evolution law for restricting learning and teaching. The ruling clears the way to teach Darwin's theory in public schools while the state plans an appeal to the State Supreme Court and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Chancery Court
Murray Reed
Reed
Charles Darwin
Atty
Bruce Bennett
U.S. Supreme Court
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Berger
Toledo
Moorgard House
Central Ave
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Kessler Auditorium
American Legion Post
Sandra Blankenship
David Williams
Shrine Club Ferat
Doty House
S. C. Toman
Paul Faries
Jones
Pot Blows Ltd
Florida
Middletown Ice & Coal
Curtis
Doebler
Arizona
Man Hurt
Union UK
Wiberte Centette
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
John Kinder
Hampton
Union S
Finest Cleaners & Launderers
Park St
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