Deaths And Funerals of Lassier at Sorg Paper Co worker
Lassier 65 of 1105 Execsd St pronounced dead at Manhatone Hospital at 4.65 p m after an on the job heart incident at Sorg Paper Co where he was a stock clerk since 1948. A Navy World War II veteran and member of American Legion Poet 218 and Veterans of Foreign Wars, he attended St John’s Church. Survived by his mother Mathie Lassier of Fall River and 10 brothers and four sisters in multiple states.
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Manhatone Hospital
Sorg Paper Co
Lassier
Sorg
Amer Wen Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St John's Church
Jaasie
Fall River
Wee Mathie Lussier
Fall Reet
Mase
Obituary notices for Mies Grege and relatives
A memorial service will be held at 1 PM tomorrow at Oswald Memorial for Mies Grege who died Sunday. She is survived by daughter Mrs Mary Ulrich of Camden two sisters Opal Hetzier of Waynesville and Mrs Wiljodere Picker of Eaton two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call at the memorial home today from 6 to 9 PM.}
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Neral
Mies Grege
Mary Ulrich
Camden
Opal Hetzier
Waynesville
Wiljodere Picker
Eaton
Oswald Memoral
Ememurial
Hikkory
Pit
Memoriel
Service listings for Webb and Dayton area tomorrow
The notice lists multiple service times tomorrow including 0S pm Webb for Harbor Mecom Road, 2 pm for Water Comemane at 519 High, and 7 pm for Mrs Kathye Polimer in Dayton. Requiem and church services are scheduled at 1 and 7 pm respectively, with references to J WeWy Reber and Chains Church.
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Harbor Mecom
Webb
Kathye Polimer
Wewy Reber
Dayton
Peer & Chains Church
Demos Caucus For Leaders In Statehouse
In Columbus Ohio AP reports Democrats gather to choose House leadership for the 1967 legislature starting January 2. A G Lancione Bellaire attorney and Democratic Floor Leader last session is favored to retain control against Frank R Pokorny Cleveland actuary. Democrats hold 37 seats in the revamped House with leaders to be officially selected after convening.
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Columbus
Ohio
Deversie Sales
Garbage Trucks Outnumber Sick Men In Lancaster
In Lancaster Ohio city workers reported more garbage trucks than sanitation staff on Monday as 18 men of the sanitation department faced absence. The department head and one employee operated a single truck while the rest stood idle amid a plea from Safety Director J W Brocker for a return to work.
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Lancaster
Ohio
J. W Brocker
Coed Loses Court Try To Pass English Diet Dange
A court ruling upholds a school policy challenged by William E Buck. The case centers on a controversial English diet program and its impact on student rights and scholarship opportunities.
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Diet Dange
William E. Buck
Se jlsond Gate coal Aleander Iemataar
Readable fragments indicate a local item involving names Se jlsond Gate and coal Aleander Iemataar. Context unclear. no dates or actions established.
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Aleander Iemataar
Mrs Marty A McDowell Appointed Health Secretary
Mrs Marty A McDowell was named secretary to Health Commissioner Robert McConaughy and previously served as secretary to City Manager Dan W Kothe. She and husband Glen live at 4307 Cotton Run Road with three children Becky Barbara and Brenda. She began in the health department on February 7 1963.
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Marty A. McDowell
Robert McConaughy
Dan W Kothe Kothe
L. S. Treasurer Resigns Post
Washington AP reports Kath ry Dey Grenahan resigns as United States treasurer. The notice notes her appearance on the lower bend corner of the nation s paper money and confirms her stepping down from the post.
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Washington
Kathrye Dey Grenahan
Hat Ae
The
United
Defective Heater Claims Third Life in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati an AP report says fumes from a defective space heater killed two men ten days earlier and claimed a third life, Lela Davis, 74, who died after being hospitalized. Police found the bodies of Paul Davis, M., and Kelbert Kramer, 26, after breaking into the apartment.
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Cincinnati
Lela Davis
Paul Davis
Kelbert Kramer
Franklin Council May Clear Up Canal Problem
Franklin Council weighs canal relief after residents petition. Sixteen of 64 Plain View Manor homeowners urged action to prevent more water from backing up onto land and businesses. Council may rescind prior agreements and seek a new contract pending state approval.
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Fred Sennet
Bard
Franklin — Franklin
Plain View Manor
Quer
Dale Hubbard
Hub
Franklin Council
Roy Burroughs
Franklin
Burroughs
McGlothlin
Gerald Miller
Mother of 28th Preble traffic victim in crash
A Dayton mother of a baby who died in a one car crash on US 35 east of West Alexandria is in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. The crash occurred after she reportedly was returning from visiting friends in Oxford and involved a west bound car with bright lights.
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Dayton
Preble County
Good Samaritan Hospital
West
Alexandria
Bright
Oxford
Two Injured in Henry Ave Crash Near Charles Street
Two persons, Rey E Davis 6 and Rey Davis Jr 14 of Marywise Tens, were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries after a two car collision at Henry Ave ne and Charles Street yesterday. Police cited Linda Carter at about 9:55 PM as the crash unfolded. B E Page 31 of 2005 Queen Ave reported swerving to avoid impact.
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Henry Avene
Charles Street
Rey E Davis
Rey Davis Jr
Marywise
Middletown Hospital
Linda Carter
Davie
Gamage
B. E. Page
Queen, Ave
City Council Amends Ordinance on Police Abuse Restraint
The council amended the ordinance concerning resisting or abusing city officials and police. It sets a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine or up to one year in jail or both. The panel also extended a special street lighting assessment. Text mentions Franklin and Carlisle terms and a fire department option.
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Franklin Teat
Shane
Carlisle
Library of Congress Founded in 1800
The Library of Congress traces its founding to April 24, 1800, marking the establishment of a national library in Washington. Congress authorized funds for a small collection and building, creating a central repository for government and cultural materials.
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Library of Congress
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