Obituary for B. F. Collins of Martin Kentucky
B F Collins 71 of Martin Kentucky died at 1 30 am today at McDowell Kentucky Hospital He was father of Ernest Collins of Thorny Acres Survived by wife Pauline a brother Clarence of Pikeville and two grandchildren Services set for 10 am Saturday at the Church of Christ in Martin Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Collins
Martin, Ky
Ernest Collins
Thorny Acres
McDowell, Ky
Pauline
Clarence
Pikeville
Church of Christ In
Thelma Patrick Knuckles 52 Dies After Illness
Mrs Thelma Patrick Knuckles 52 of Cincinnati formerly Middletown died at 10 pm yesterday at Christ Hospital after an extended illness Surviving are her husband George three sisters and four brothers Services and burial will be held in Cincinnati with arrangements by Thomas Funeral Home Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Patrick Knuckles
Cincinnati
Middletown
Christ Hospital
George
Looisse Rose
Harry Shartzer
Dayton Grid
Omer Pasley
Hamiton
John
Kenneth Patrick
Iddietown
Joe Patrick
Mton
von Patrick
Hamilton
Thomas Funeral Home
Madisonville
Driver Forced Off Interstate 75 Near Monroe
A Centerville man, Robert Swigeart aged 47, sustained minor injuries after a tractor trailer forced him off I 75 south of Monroe. His car struck three metal poles and about 100 feet of guardrail before the truck, whose driver was not identified, fled. He was treated and released at Midgetown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Monroe
Robert Swigeart
Monroe Dentist Improves to Fair Condition After Crash
Dr. Glenn Willis aged 32 of 254 Woodyard Monroe was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car crash at Rt 63 and Yankee Road. He had been in critical condition earlier, with injuries sustained last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Willis
Woodyard
Monroe
Middletown
Rt. 63
Yankee Road
Israeli Lecturer To Speak Here
Dr. Arieh Plotkin from Israel will present Israel's side of the Middle East conflict to the Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs Sunday at 5 p m. A panel with Manuel Garlikov Father Robert Holzman and Dr. Mohammed Elerian will discuss his talk before an open question period.
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Israel
Middle East
Arieh Plotkin
Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Plotkin
American Political Science Association
American Society of International Law
Jerusalem
London
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Internaional Affairs
Dr. Plotkin
Manuel Garlikov
Robert Holzman
Mohammed Elerian
Western College For Women
Columbus Artist Emerson Burkhart Dies in Hospital
Columbus painter Emerson Burkhart 64 died at St Anthony Hospital after a stroke on October 27. The widely known artist had traveled the world to paint landscapes for exhibition in local galleries and at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Emerson Burkhart
Columbus
St. Anthony Hospital
Burkhart
Japan approves 10.2 percent pay raise for civil servants
Tokyo reports the Japanese government will grant civil servants a 10.2 percent monthly pay raise retroactive to June, averaging 15.72 dollars per month. The move aims to boost public sector earnings amid economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Quiet Americans Now Being Heard at Rally
Rep. Donald Lukens told about 10,000 at a Washington Monument rally that war protesters are New barbarians using carnival tactics. He said the silent majority is heard nationwide and credited Nixon with rekindling patriotism. He urged respect for Veterans Day and condemned moratorium supporters as Hanoi's allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lukens
House of Representatives
Washington Monument
Lukens
Nixon
Hanoi
Civil Defense Funding Cut Proposal Rejected in Senate
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio urged an $8.3 million cut in civil defense funds, but the Senate rejected the proposal 49 to 19. He noted $1.7 billion spent over 20 years with little real program to show for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Young
Firefighters Form Ad Hoc to Slow Vietnam Protest
Three New York City firemen formed the Ad Hoc Committee to Declare a Voratorium of Moratoriums to reduce the number of marchers in Washington for the Vietnam protest. They campaigned to persuade drivers with 650 buses not to run, parading outside the Transport Union Workers headquarters and urging, Let them jog jit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Transport Union Workers
New Director Named For Local Cancer Unit
Mrs. Dorothy A. Hegg was named executive director of the Middletown Butler County Unit of the American Cancer Society, replacing Mrs. Weber R. Sheley. Hegg, living at 3202 Hampton Place with husband Paul, had prior community work and Minnesota roots. Her duties include patient assistance, volunteer coordination, and education through the unit based at Middletown Hospital. The unit runs extended hours and maintains a speakers bureau and educational materials. contact 423-1628.
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Dorothy A. Hegg
Hampton Place
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
William Schaefer
Weber R. Sheley
Hegg
Paul
The
Water Refining Co
Minnesota
Middletown
University of Minnesota
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Forest Hills Country Club
Middletown Hospital
Graduate Scholarship Awarded to Mrs. Nichamin
Mrs. Leslie O. Nichamin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Finkelman of 408 Florence Sr., has been awarded a University of Cincinnati graduate scholarship toward a master's degree in community planning and sociology. She is a Kingswood Cranbrook and University of Michigan alumna, among 27 recipients in UC's graduate scholarships and assistantships in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie O. Nichamin
H. QO. Finkelman
Florence Sr
University of Cincinnati
Nichamin
Kingswood-Cranbrook
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
University of Michigan
White Priest Urges Black Soldiers Refusal to Fight
In Birmingham a white priest called on black soldiers to refuse combat until all Americans can be buried where they choose. Rev. Eugene Farrell led a prayer vigil at Finnwood Cemetery which had denied a burial plot to Black Vietnam veteran Pfc. Bill Terry. His family sued July 25 to end the discrimination. Elmwood officials cited deed clauses restricting burial rights. Terry’s mother saw the cemetery from her home porch as Farrell and church members urged abolition of discrimination in all cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Farrell
Finnwood Cemetery
Pfc
Bill Terry
Terry
Father Farrell
Middletown LWV Not Represented at Columbus Parley
About 100 participants attended a two day Columbus conference on military spending and national security. No representatives from the Middletown League of Women Voters attended.
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Middletown League of Women Voters
Columbus
Middletown Library Hosts Speaker On Preparing Children For School
Mrs Lois Lewis Middletown schools coordinator will address the mothers group at the Middletown Public Library on preparing a youngster for school and first experiences. Meeting at 10 a.m. in the Community Meeting Room open to all. Edward Barker president of First National Bank attended the conference sponsored by the Middletown League. Mrs Glen Bachert serves on the leagues Foreign Policy Committee. Representatives from a five state area attended the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lewis
Middletown
Middletown Public Library
Edward Barker
Fist National Bank
Glen Bachett
Boys Ave
Franklin
Ohio
Bachert
Prisoner Slashed in Butler County Jail Fight
A 32 year old inmate Arnold J. Southers of Logan West Virginia was slashed on the left arm by fellow inmate James B. Threadgill during an altercation on the first floor bullpen. Southers received 15 stitches and was taken to Mercy Hospital. Threadgill faces assault with intent to wound charges. The incident followed noise complaints as inmates tried to sleep. a spoon fashioned into a knife was seized. Southers was awaiting a hearing on burglary tools and Threadgill on a probation violation tied to an earlier assault and battery case.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Arnold J. Southers
Logan
W. VA
Franklin
Mercy Hospital
Tom Deaton
James B. Threadgill
Oxford
Deaton
Southers
Threadgill
Vietnam Topic For Democrats
Dan Jacobs professor of political science at Miami University Oxford campus will speak on Vietnam at the Middletown Democrats Club meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the community room of the First National Bank University branch on Manchester Road. His subject is The Historical Aspect of Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jacobs
Oxford
Miami University
Vietnam
Middletown Democrats Club
First National Bank
Manchester Road
Jacobs
Lebanon Expands 625 Acres Severs Fire Aid Pact
Lebanon annexed about 625 acres of Turtlecreek Township and rejected a mutual fire aid agreement, moving toward secession. The change raises about $6,000 in township revenue and shifts zoning to city rules, with final council action to come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Turtlecreek
Ple
Planning Commission
U.S. 42
Cincinnati Avenue
Ohio 63
Rt. 12
Markey Road
Ohio 123
Old City Line
Hart Road
U.S
Myles Pence
Sawyer
B. R
Tim
Bashford
Charles Guard
White to Speak at Kiwanis Club Luncheon
Robert G. White executive vice president of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce will be guest speaker tomorrow at noon for the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. White
Middletown Area
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Covington
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Proeschel
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Elmwood
LWV
Dallas Billington
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Howard Sears
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Central Ave
Readmore Book Store
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Allbran
Jack Thornton
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Ben Sawyer
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Lou Romohr
Miami University Theatre
By Howard Richardson
William Berney
Center For the Performing Arts
Fleischmann’s
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Standard Brands Incorporated
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