Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Lebanon
William Duncil 83 of German town Rt 1 Pudden Bag Road died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a decade of poor health. Survived by wife Florence two sons Shade and Paul four daughters and many grandchildren. Services Friday 2 pm at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Mary Alice Kemps 52 of 711 Southline Drive died of cancer at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Everett three daughters two sons one sister and a brother. Services Thursday 2 pm Oswald Funeral Home burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Funeral home hours today 6 to 8 pm.
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William Duncil
Germantown
Pudden Bag Road
Middletown Hospital
Dunecil
Raymond Bay Co
Florence
Shade
Middletown
Paul
Gratis
Jewell Crete
Mae Southers
Parie Holtgreven
Dayton
Irma Pritchard
Hayward
Calif
Millie Burgess
Lebanon
Mary Alice Kemps
Southline Drive
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Everett
Kares
Sherry Kunert
Urbana
Michele Utum
Christopher
Oswald Funerel
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Obituary: Mrs Jeannette M Hoel of Dayton dies at 71
Mrs Jeannette M Hoel 71 of Dayton survived by brothers Eugene and Edward Botts of Middletown and sister Miss Viola Botts of Washington DC. Funeral services set for 10:20 am Friday at Routsong Funeral Home Dayton with burial at Woodland Cemetery. Viewing Thursday 3:00 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette M. Hoel
Dayton
Eugene
Edward Botts
Middletown
Viola Botts
Washington, D.C
Routsong Funeral Home
Woodland Cemetery
Mass of the Resurrection for Arpad Singhoffer
Arpad A. Singhoffer 74 of 2402 Elmo Place died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital. A Mass of the Resurrection will be sung at 1 am Thursday at St. John's Church instead of Friday. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements are by the W. son Schramm Memorial dome, S Clark St. There will be no visitations.
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Arpad A. Singhoffer
Elmo Place
St. John's Church
Woodside Cemetery
W.son Schramm
Clark St
Mr. Singhoffer
Middletown Hospital
Townsend Rites Set For 65 Year Old Middletown Resident
Services for Omer W Townsend 65 of 1508 Columbia Ave will be held Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Wesley Poole officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Townsend died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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Omer W Townsend
Columbia Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Wesley Poole
Woodside Cemetery
Townsend
Middletown Hospital
Germantown Woman Polly Shearer, 100, Dies
Polly Shearer, 100, formerly of Germantown Route 1, died Tuesday morning at Montgomery County Nursing Home where she had lived since 1966. Survived by two daughters Stella Davis and Gladys Ingham, two sons Wiley and Everett Evans, 26 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Service Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev. Frank Fultz officiating. Burial at Germantown Cemetery Thursday evening visitation.
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Germantown
Polly Shearer
Obituaries Notice for Local Residents
Brief obituary notice listing Anna Gorbert Carl Schwab Harry Fisher Mrs Effie Stoutenburg and Dawson with ages and addresses along with funeral times on Thursday at 2 p m or 10 a m and associated funeral homes Klaus Weigel Colligan Proesche Brown Dawson noted.
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Anna Gorbert
Kahn Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Carl Schwab
Fourth St
Colligan
Harry Fisher
Margaret Ave
Effie Stoutenburg
Lester Ave
Brown. Dawson
Castro to Visit Hungary Emissary Says Accepts Invitation
Fidel Castro will visit Hungary after accepting an invitation reported by Havana radio. The date will be set at a mutually convenient time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Hungary
Havana Radio
Fairfield Woman Critical After Bypass Accident
A Fairfield woman, Sieglinde Bannigan 31, is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a two car and tractor trailer crash at Ohio 129 and bypass 4 yesterday at 9 10 p m. The collision also injured Gary Morton 25 of Camden Michael Calvert 25 of Salt Lake City and passenger Elsie Calvert 24. The crash followed Bannigan stopping westbound on 129 and turning left into the northbound truck, sending her car into the Calvert vehicle. Last Friday seven people including 16 year old Pamela Dossett were injured at the same intersection and Butler County police have urged installing flashers along the bypass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio 129
Mercy
Sieglinde S. Bannigan
Chapel Hill ‘Drive
Gary L.morton
Camden Rt. 2
Michael R. Calvert
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elsie Calvert
Butler County
Pamela
Columbus Dossett
Lebanon
Anxious Hunters Penalized In Municipal Court
In municipal court Judge J T Lamb disposed of a varied docket. Lonnie Cates 49 paid 25 dollars and 38 costs for hunting within the city with a loaded .2 caliber revolver and a dog present near Grand Avenue. John Willoughby 26 and Leonard Wells 23 pleaded guilty to hunting rabbits outside the city with loaded shotguns. each fined 30 dollars and 8 costs. Nora Bush 47 paid 200 dollars and 8 costs for shoplifting a pie cigarettes and a light bulb from Albers Store. Lester Lawrence 51 faced intoxication charges with an alcohol reading near the minimum. George Taylor 20 received a suspended 9 day sentence for malicious destruction of property after breaking into Central Baptist Church. Paul Corrill 18 was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 50 dollars and costs after denying cursing Jesse McIntosh.
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J.T. Lamb
Lonnie Cates
Bonita Drive
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown
Gordon Pask
John Willoughby
Ottawa St
Pask
Leonard Wells
Flemming Road
Nora Bush
Gasper Ave
Albers
Manchester Ave
Lester Lawrence
E. Sixth St
Franklin
N. Verity Parkway
George Taylor
Central Baptist Church
Paul Corrill
Lafayette Ave
Jesse McIntosh
Baltimore St
10 Percent Import Surcharge Brings In 99 Million
The 10 percent import surcharge, imposed Aug 15 by Nixon, raised 99 million dollars from Aug 16 to Sept 30, with 1.5 billion in imports in transit exempted. Officials estimate 2.1 billion yearly if fully maintained, though shipments held back by the tax uncertainty. The surcharge aims to curb the deficit and boost foreign goods prices.
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United States
Nixon
Treasury
Pla
FDA warns DES linked to vaginal cancer in offspring
The FDA recommended labeling that links maternal use of the synthetic hormone DES during pregnancy to vaginal carcinoma in daughters. Based on 13 reported cases and about 60 total, the proposal accompanies a request to physicians not to prescribe DES in pregnancy.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Register
Des
FDA
New
Journal ofMedicine
House
Govern
Agriculture Department
Church of England Synod Debates Guerrilla Aid Denouncement
London AP report says the General Synod rejected a motion to denounce World Council of Churches aid to guerrilla movements opposing white supremacist regimes in Africa. The defeated measure drew 199 votes to 143 amid debate over funding groups openly committed to violence.
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London
General Synod of the
Church of England
World Council of Churches
World Council
Africa
Parks in wrong place says Gilligan in Ohio
Gov John Gilligan urged planning state parks near where people live. He said urban areas with many families earning under 7500 dollars yearly need parks, arguing distant locations render parks inaccessible to lower income urban residents.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Ohio Parks and
Iece Ee
Indian Forces Hit Pakistani Positions In East Pakistan Clash
Three Pakistani border posts came under heavy Indian artillery fire as Indian troops supported by artillery attacked in Dacca East Pakistan. A Pakistani army source said 57 attackers were killed and three Pakistani soldiers were fatally wounded.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Truman Ballots Against School Tax Levy in Independence
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman voted in Independence as voters rejected a 95 cent school property tax levy. Schools have been closed since November 1 due to funding shortages for teacher salaries.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Investiture for Brownie Troop 72 at Peasttown School
An investiture service for new Brownie Troop 72 members was held this afternoon at Peasttown School. New members Monica Francis Lori Thomas Kim Langdon and Anita Jackson were welcomed led by troop leader Mrs Shirley Gray.
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Peasttown School
Monica Francis
Lori Thomas
Kim Langdon
Anita Jackson
Shirley Gray
Armco Sued By Burn Victim in Butler Court
Franklin youth William T. Burt seeks 225000 in damages from Armco Steel Corp in Butler Common Pleas Court. He alleges negligence after a May 14 1969 Middletown accident while painting near an ore bridge, contacting an unprotected electrical source and suffering burns to hand arm shoulder and face. Burt sues through his father James Burt.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Butler Common Pleas Court
Burns
Middletown
William T. Burt
Roberts Ave
James
Armco Steel Corp
Burt
Smith Brothers Painting Co
Armco
Man Held As Witness To Killing In Local Jail
A local man is in city jail on $10,000 bond as a possible material witness in a Kentucky killing. Thomas Rice, 45, of 1514 Woodlawn Ave., was arrested late yesterday at that address and will appear Friday before Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. Sheriff Ray Watkins of Breathitt County assisted. The victim’s name has not been released by authorities.
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Kentucky
J. T. Lamb
Thomas Rice
Woodlawn Ave
Ray Watkins
Breathitt County
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William Dunecil
Joseph R Baker & Sons
Abner Miller
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs
Mary Kamps
Jeannette Hoel
Arpad Singhoffer
Omer W. Townsend
Castro
Chicos 9 ° Market Co
Roll Oleu
Chuck Roast
Bologna
Giveen
Tatoe
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Capitol Hill
Middletown Road
Anthony Stuhlrever
Cincinnati
Butler
Robert
Sharon Baik
Bonnyville
Alberta
Canada
Alberta School For the Deaf
Gilligan
Pakistan
Truman
Tom
Insurance Associates of
Jones -Grimes
Yen aGtal
JO Ear Et
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