Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Winchester
Obituaries list Schuyler Baber 86 of Winchester with services at Edgington Funeral Home and burial in Winchester Cemetery. Theodore Bishop 68 of Lebanon dies after 42 years at Armco with Mass at St. Mary Church and burial in Springboro. Infant son of Larry and Mrs Shepherd stillborn in Monroe with Riggs Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Schuyler Baber
Winchester
Robert
Asa Baber
Middletown
Edgington Funeral Home
Winchester Cemetery
Mr. Baber
Russell
Eugene
Theodore R
Ted) Bishop
Lower Springboro Road
Lebanon Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Bishop
Armco Steel Corp
Warren County
Eagles Lodge
Dessie
James
Lebanon
Mark
Daniel
Franklin
Michael
Miamisburg
Patsy Harsh
Betty Reed
Sarah Burson
Springboro
Mary Adducchio
Dayton
Ellen Esposito
Sadie Hooper
Monroe
Woodside Cemetery
Zornes
Shepherd Monroe
Larry Shepherd
Lebanon St
Chyle Hammond
Etta Shepherd
Trenton
Monroe Chapel
Riggs Funeral Home
Graveside services for Ada infant Tracy McKee
Graveside services were held at Elk Creek Cemetery for Tracy McKee three week old daughter of Roby and Mrs McKee Ada Ohio with Rev Shane O Neill officiating. Surviving are paternal grandparents Walter and Mrs McKee Orville and maternal grandparents Ernest and Mrs Jones Seven Mile. Arrangements by Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 210 S Main St.
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Tracy McKee
Roby McKee
Ada
Ohio
Elk Creek Cemetery
Shane O'Neill
Middletown Hospital
Walter McKee
Orville
Ernest Jones
Seven Mile
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
S. Main St
Morrow Residents Injured In Stubbs Mills Road Crash
Three Morrow women and two children were treated and dismissed at Clinton Memorial Hospital after a collision on Stubbs Mills Road near Shawn Road at about 1 30 p m. Barbara Hall and her daughters Jennefer and Tabetha along with Virginia Nichols and Margie Howard were involved. Charles Wayne Charlton 21 of 400 Three C Highway Morrow driver of the truck was cited for failure to maintain control after rear ending the Hall auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Morrow
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Stubbs Mills Road
Shawn Road
Barbara Hall
Thompson St
Jennefer
Tabetha
Virginia Nichols
Miami St
Margie Howard
Ohio
Charles Wayne Charlton
Three C Highway
Hall Auto
Boys Overnight at the YMCA November 13
Reservations opened for a Boys Overnight at the YMCA from 8 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday featuring a movie, gym, swim, sandwiches and breakfast. Open to third through fifth graders. cost is 8 for Y members and 3 for non members. Registration by 2 p.m. November 13. 100 spots first come first served.
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YMCA
Amanda Zornes
Amanda
Jane Zornes
Omaha
James Cassidy
Middletown
Joan Cassidy
Springboro
Ina Fee
Gregory of
Riles defeats Rafferty for California schools post
Don Hormne reports that C Riles, the first Black statewide California official, ousted Max Rafferty as state superintendent. Riles vows standards in schools but keeps busing to local districts, emphasizing local discretion and no ethnic mandate.
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Los Angeles
C. Riles
Max Rafferty
California
Rafferty
Riles
Alexandria
Arizona
Arizona State College
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Former Yugoslav King Peter II Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
Peter Petrovich of the House of Kara Georgevic, who reigned seven years as King Peter II of Yugoslavia before fleeing the Axis invasion in 1941, died in a Los Angeles hospital at age 47 from cardio-respiratory failure due to pneumonia. He had lived in exile in England after 1945, with offices in Paris and London, and leaves a widow Alexandra, a son Alexander, and brothers Tomislav and Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Peter Petrovich
Alexander
France
Paul
Peter II
England
Alexandra
Venice
Italy
Tank Corps
Tomislav
Andrew
Portugal
Nixon rebuff by voters eyed in Hanoi view
Paris dispatch reports North Vietnam asserting Nixon failed to sway U S public and political opinion toward a peaceful settlement. Hanoi cites midterm results as proof of his enterprise's failure while Ha Noi envoy Thuy accuses Washington of intending to broaden the war in Indochina.
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Nam
Nixon
America
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Hanoi
Vietnam
American Congress
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Sion
Washington
Indochina
Italian American ex-Marine hijacks 6,900 mile flight to Italy
Raphael Minichiello testified in Rome that he hijacked a TWA jet from California to Italy with an unloaded gun after claiming U.S. Army owed him back pay. He said the weapon was loaded only by accident when police approached in New York. He sought trial in Italy fearing unfair treatment in the United States. The court continued the case for further testimony. His mother joined the proceedings in Rome.
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Army Air Corps
California
Pacific Coast
Fellowship of Reconciliation
State Department of Education
Rafferty
U.s.senate
Thomas Kuchel
Alan Cranston
Rome
Raphael Minichietto
U.S
TWA
United Stes
Italy
New York
Minichiello
United States
Maria Giuseppa Minichiello
Seattle
Wash
Market Is Robbed At Franklin
Franklin police investigate a morning holdup at King Kwik Minit Market 179 E Sixth St. Store manager William Wilson says a white man aged 40 to 45 with a revolver ordered money from the register into a paper bag then forced him to lie on the floor while a second man waited outside. No further details yet.
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Franklin
King Kwik Minit
Sixth St
William Wilson
Wilson
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Theodore Bishop
McKee
By Don Hormne
Associated Press
Ichildren
Thomas Bradley
All Terrace
Sam
Yorty
Sanford Weiner
Bradley
N. Viets
Paris
Singer
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Singer Today
SO. Broad
Rotary Club
McAlpin's Wig Boutique
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