William Barnett dies at 80 in Middletown
Life resident William Joseph Barnett 80 of 7s Elwood St died at 8 31 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after illness since September He was born in Middletown and worked at Berkeley Electric 1942 to 1955 Also employed by Raymond Bauck and Armco Steel Corp His wife Ada died in 1962 Surviving two daughters Mrs A E Ross Middletown and Mrs John Schuyer Washington DC three sons Robert William of Middletown and Thomas of Santa Ana California a sister Mrs Jane Meeman Baltimore and six grandchildren Services at 10 a m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m Herald Somerville West Elkton Road service at 2 p m tomorrow Inman Funeral Home burial Somerville Cemetery Friends may call today 7 9 p m The child found dead in his crib early yesterday Parents two brothers Mitchell and Gregory paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs S Hero Somerville maternal grandmother Mrs Bertha Hoskins Hamilton
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William Joseph Barnett
Elwood St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Barnett
Middletown
City
Barkeley Electric
Herald of
Somerville
West Elkton Road
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville Cemetery
Mitchell
Gregory
Sam Hero
Bertha Hoskins
Hamilton
Infant Herold Somerville Services For Robert Herold
Infant Robert Lee Herold nine weeks old son of Mr and Mrs G V Herold of Somerville was mourned in a short service. The obituary notes the family’s grief and the somber observance of the infant’s death.
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Herold Somerville
Robert Lee Herold
G. V
CG&E Board Sets Dividends
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Board declares regular quarterly dividends on its preferred stock. A $1.00 per share dividend on the 4 per cent cumulative preferred stock is payable Jan 4, 1965 to record holders as of Dec 15, 1964. A $1.1875 per share dividend on the 4.4 per cent cumulative preferred stock is also payable Jan 4, 1965 to those of record Dec 15, 1964.
Mrs. Bessie Roark Brown Funeral Notice
Mrs. Bessie Roark Brown, 73, formerly of 2050 Parrish Ave, will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. tomorrow at First United Baptist Church.
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Bessie Roark Brown
Parrish Ave
First United Baptist Church
Miami Fire Chain Ends at Miami University
In Oxford the rain helped quell a string of 12 fires that plagued Miami University since November 3. Campus police reported no new blazes or vandalism yesterday, ending days of campus alarm according to Public Relations Director Robert Howard.
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Oxford
Miami University
Robert Howard
Augspurger Named To Post
Hamilton Supt Marion M Augspurger of the Butter County Home is named president of the Ohio County Home Superintendents and Matrons Association. He was elected at the 75th annual welfare conference in Cleveland. Other officers named include Eugene Gary Paulding County vice president Mrs Jane Meeder Mercer County secretary Howard Armstrong Guernsey County treasurer and Raymond Neucomber Greene County delegate at large.
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Hamilton
Marion M. Augspurger
Butter County
Ohio County Home Superintendents and Matrons’ Association
Ohio Welfare
Cleveland
Eugene Gary
Paulding County
Jane Meeder
Mercer County
Howard Armstrong
Guernsey County
Raymond Neucomber
Greene County
Retired Professor Florence Williamson Dies in Ohio
Florence J. Williamson 77 professor emeritus in education at Bowling Green State University died in Greene Memorial Hospital. She served on the faculty for 30 years retiring in 1980. She earned a Master’s and PhD from Ohio State University.
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Xenia
Ohio
Florence J. Williamson
Bowling Green State University
Dew
Greene Memorial Hospital
Ohio State University
Woman in Walla Walla Displays LBJ Slogan During Surgery
Mrs. Tom Gehr, a Democrat, and Dr. Morton Tompkins, a Republican, were cordial rivals in the campaign. During surgery, Tompkins uncovered a taped sheet on Mrs. Gehr’s abdomen reading May of the United States with the phrase All the way with LBJ, revealing her political message.
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United States
Car Flip Injures Springboro Driver on Miamisburg Road
A Springboro woman, Judith R. Dalton, 22, injured with back and hip pain after her car rolled over on Miamisburg Springboro Road two miles east of Miamisburg. State patrol cited excessive speed for conditions. In Blue Ball a Harrisburg, Kentucky woman suffered minor injuries in a two car collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road when a rear ending occurred. Passenger Vickie Watts of Harrisburg declined treatment.
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Springboro
Miamisburg
Judith R. Dalton
Kesling Drive
Harrisburg
Cincinnati-Dayton
Blue Ball
Butler County
James H. Fletcher
Loveland
Barney Sehorne
Middletown
Clock watcher keeps Pennsylvania Railroad time in Philadelphia
Charles Magee, 35, winds and tends 85 old fashioned PRR clocks in Philadelphia area. His main post at 30th Street Station governs 32 public clocks. a four hour fault at North Philadelphia caused hours of delay. He lives in Glenolden with wife Catherine and their five children. work stays at the office despite a broken alarm clock at home.
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Philadelphia
Charles Magee
Magee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad
30Th Street
PRR
North Philadelphia
New York
Catherine
Glenolden
U S Switching Tactics To Ape Reds In Viet Nam
U S efforts shift from conventional fighting to police methods in South Vietnam. Foreign Correspondent Malcolm Browne says American strategy aims to build a Vietnamese police force of 72 000 within four years to counter Viet Cong subversion and terrorist activity.
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U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Malcolm Browne
Associated Press
America
Managing Editors Association
Browne
Typhoon Louise Dead Reported in Mindanao
Manila AP reported the Philippine Constabulary estimates that Typhoon Louise killed more than 10 people in Surigao del Norte on Mindanao. Villages on the coast near Surigao put deaths above 100 and many more are feared in remote areas.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Center Manned Spacecraft Center held secret meeting
Houston officials and aerospace industry representatives met in a closed 40 minute session at the Manned Spacecraft Center. Newsmen were barred from attending. Report says firms were told of NASA policy on gifts to government employees, tied to a Defense directive barring payments or gifts from entities doing business with NASA.
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Houston
Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Aerospace Industries
The
Houston Post
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department of Defense
NASA
Champion Papers election set aside in plant ruling
The National Labor Relations Board set aside the Champ ion Papers Hamiton election after ruling the company interfered with workers rights by forbidding notices and handbills. The 1935 employees had rejected the AFL CIO Paperworkers 1001 to 875 and a second vote is pending.
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Cincinnati
Champion Papers, Inc
Hamiton
United Papermakers and Powerworkers
National Labor Relations Board
Emil ©. Farkas
NLRB
Champion
AFL - Cio
Ohio
Butler County American
Farkas
Buckeye Bin Display Teaches Leaves and Buckeyes
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources places a buckeye bin in the Statehouse rotunda. It features leaf pictures of buckeye and horse chestnut and offers free buckeyes to residents and naturalized citizens alike.
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Columbus
Buckeye State
Buckeye
Department of Natural Resources
Statehouse
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Tember
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Cg&e
Woodside
Miami Fire Chain
Augspurger
Ously
Barnitz
Boro
Charlie
Phoenix, Ariz
Cong
First Avenue
Hidi
Buckeyes
Capitol
Tures
OUR
Carmelletes
Turkey
Doekmann
Central Ave
Melampy
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