Deaths And Funerals Mrs Pearl Bennett Rites Tuesday
Mrs Pearl Bennett 86 of 721 Mary Etta Street dies at home. Visitation Monday 7 to 9 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Rev Ramah Johnson officiating. Burial in Fairmount Cemetery Camden. Survived by daughter Mrs Carl Wallis Middletown, brother Samuel Oklahoma, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Pearl Bennett
Pearl Ene Bennett
Mary Etta St
McCoy-Leffler
Ramah Johnson
Fairmount Cemetery
Camden
Carl Wallis
Middletown
Samuel
Oklahoma
McCoy- Leffler
Steve Faulkner
Death of Joseph W. Lloyd in Middletown
Joseph Wynn Lloyd 83 of 4673 South Dixie Highway died at 11 30 am yesterday at home after an extended illness. He had lived in Middletown a year, formerly in Baltimore after his wife Virgie died. Retired Baltimore Transit Co. employee. Survived by Mrs Joseph Hill and five grandchildren. Services Wednesday noon at Augustana Lutheran Church Baltimore burial Mountain View Cemetery Union Bridge Maryland. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Joseph Wynn Lloyd
S. Dixie Hwy
Lloyd
Middletown
Baltimore
Virgie
Baltimore Transit Co
Joseph Hill
Augustana Lutheran Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Union Bridge
MccCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Lettie Wagner dies at 84 in Kentucky
Lettie Wagner 84 of Mayking Ky mother of Henry Wagner of 707 11th Ave died Sunday at Whitesburg Memorial Hospital Services and burial will be held in Mayking.
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Lettie Wagner
Mayking
Henry Wagner
11Th Ave
Whitesburg
Memorial
John M Wilson 87 dies at Hamilton home
John M Wilson age 87 of 304 Park Street died at 7 p.m. Sunday while at 170 Princeton Road Hamilton. He worked 15 years for McGraw Construction Company before retiring.
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John M. Wilson
Park St
Princeton Road
Hamilton
Wilson
McGraw Construction Co
Wanderlust speaks to traveling students on a budget
The excerpt notes a shift from mountain climbing to all forms of travel by students worldwide. It describes budget travel on foot or by bike with backpacks, staying in youth hostels for 50c to $2 daily, and meeting peers from various countries while embracing the bum ming lifestyle.
Funeral services for Jesse B. Blackaby in Franklin
Jesse B. Blackaby 75 of 205 Arlington Ave. will have 10 30 a m Wednesday services at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev John Wedgewood officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery includes graveside military rites by Lebanon Post VFW. He died Saturday in Frankfort Kentucky. He was a member of VFW Lebanon Post and Franklin Eagles Lodge. Survived by two brothers Richard Eminence and Jim Frankfort. Public viewing Tuesday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. An American Legion service is set for Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Franklin
Jesse B. Blackaby
Arlington Ave
Anglesby Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Woodhill Cemetery
Lebanon Post
VFW
American Legion
Blackaby
Frankfort
Franklin Eagles Lodge
Richard
Eminence
Jim
William P. McDonald 91 Former Hamilton resident dies
Gratis private services for William P. McDonald aged 91, formerly of Hamilton, will be held Tuesday at Zimmerman Funeral Home. Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery. He died Sunday at Fairfield Nursing Home after an extended illness. A retired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employee, he is survived by two sons Dale of Hamilton and Russell of Union, and a daughter Mrs. Raymond Krepner of West Carrollton.
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William P. McDonald
Hamilton
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
McDonald
Fairfield Nursing Home
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dale
Russell
Union
Raymond Krepner
West Carrollton
Obituary notices list five community members' services
Charles McIntosh age 50 of 1261 Shuler Ave has services at 1 30 p m Wednesday Brown Dawson. Emma Huber age 83 of 3051 Stillwell Beckett Road funeral Mass 10 a m tomorrow at St Marys Church. Agnes Ekstein formerly of 471 Ridgelawn Ave services 2 p m tomorrow Klaus Weigel. John Crutcher age 80 Sun City Ariz formerly Hamilton services 11 am Wednesday Prosenel. Edgar Kessler age 62 329 Bank Ave services 10 a m tomorrow Zettler.
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Charles McIntosh
Shuler Ave
Brown-Dawson
Emma Huber
Stillwell-Beckett Road
St. Mary's Church
Agnes Ekstein
Ridgelawn Ave
Klaus- Weigel
John Crutcher
Sun City
Ariz
Hamilton
Proesenel
Edgar Kessler
Bank Ave
Zettler
Keith Weir Services Are Tuesday
Funeral services for Keith Weir sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Russell Weir are planned for Tuesday at Stower Funeral Home Brandon Florida He was killed Saturday in a hunting accident on a farm near Lebanon Surviving are his parents six brothers Jerry Gary Bill Huddleston Riverview Roger Huddleston in Vietnam Frank Weir Russell Weir Jr and sister Darla Weir at home
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Lebanon
Keith Weir
Russell Weir
Hoffman Ave
Stower Funeral Home
Brandon
Fla
Jerry
Gary
Bill Huddleston
Riverview
Roger Huddleston
Vietnam
Frank Weir
Russell Weir Jr
Nebraska
Darla Weir
Dolly the Fat Lady Frances Kofer Dies at 58
Frances Kofer known as Dolly the Fat Lady of Ringling Brothers Circus died Saturday night at Middletown Hospital after transfer from Garden Manor Nursing Home. She weighed over 800 pounds at peak, later losing 350 pounds but still required a hydraulic lift. Survived by husband John the Hungarian Ticket Taker. Funeral arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Garden Manor
Kofer
Louisville
John
McCoy- Leffler
Drug Jury Selection Under War in Butler County
A jury was being selected in Butler County Common Pleas Court for Robert McCants 29 of Cincinnati on five charges three narcotics related. McCants was arrested July 1 on Roosevelt Avenue in Middletown for sale of narcotics cocaine prohibited use of a vehicle possession of narcotics marijuana and cocaine possession for sale cocaine and carrying a concealed weapon. Assistant Prosecutor David M. Green leads the state case with Hamilton attorney Henry A Masana court appointed for McCants.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Robert McCants
Glenwood Ave
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Avenue
Middletown
David M. Green
Henry A. Masana
McCants
River Tickets On Sale For Spoon River Anthology
Tickets are on sale for Saturday night's performance of Spoon River Anthology by the Cleveland Play House at Middletown High School theater. The 8 p.m. show, part of a statewide high school tour, features poems recited by former townsfolk with musical interludes. Tickets are $1.50 at the box office or reservations via 422-1612 today through Wednesday. Sponsored by Middletown High School International Thespian Troupe 918.
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Cleveland Play House
Middletown High School
Edgar Lee Masters
Ohio
918
President Yahya Khan to Return to Dacca for Relief Efforts
President Agha Yahya Khan plans to return to Dacca on Tuesday to oversee the faltering relief program for cyclone victims in East Pakistan. Officials report criticism over delays as Red Crescent and CARE dispute roles, and coordination among agencies deteriorates amid mounting casualties and logistics troubles.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Agha Moham Yahya Khan
Ganges Delta
Yahya Khan
China
West Pakistan
The
Red Crescent
Pakistan
Red Cross
East Pakistan Relief Commission
CARE
John Lee
Save Thne Children Fund
League of Red Cross Societies
Israel charges Egypt with grave cease-fire violation
Tel Aviv says Egyptian warplanes crossed the Suez Canal in pairs over Israeli positions from Ismailia to Ras El Ayish and back. The recon mission involved four Sukhoi 7 fighters. no bombs were dropped and no fire was exchanged. Israel lodged a U N complaint and cited renewed Egyptian demands to halt U S reconnaissance over the canal. Egypt warned U S planes could be shot if spying continues.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Canal
Ismailia
Canal Zone
Ras
Par
Israel
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Egypt
United States
al Ahram
U.S
Saigon Expels Reporter for Political Involvement
SAIGON AP report that American newsman Michael D Kent spokesperson said Morrow is being expelled from South Vietnam for involvement in internal political activities.
Dayton Skating Meet Produces Four First Place Winners
Middletown dominated the Dayton roller skating contest with four first place finishers. Skaters include Fred Dodds winning tiny tot figures and juvenile dance, Donald McGuire taking tiny tot singles and tiny tot dance, Bridgette Williams winning tiny tot singles and tiny tot dance, and Paula Vaughn clinching juvenile dance plus two tiny tot events. Additional winners were John Pieratt, Frances Brozowski, Bobby King, Becky Bowlin, Jean Henry, and Debby Hewitt. In a separate note, Morrow of Dispatch News Service International received an exit visa to Phnom Penh and is set to leave Tuesday amid questions about his Vietnam coverage.
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Middletown
Dayton
Fred Dodds
Donald McGuire
Bridgette Williams
Tom Thompson
Paula Vaughn
John Pieratt
Frances Brozowski
Bobby King
Becky Bowlin
Jean Henry
Debby Hewitt
Morrow
Dispatch News Service International
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Gun Found by Newsboy on University Boulevard Corner
A loaded .38-caliber revolver was found by Journal newsboy Ben Jutte aged 10, son of Mrs. Anna Jutte of 212 Franklin St. The weapon was found on University Boulevard and Central Avenue. Police report it will be kept 90 days to determine if stolen or claimed by a legal owner.
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Journal
Ben Jutte
Anna Jutte
Franklin St
University Boulevard
Central Avenue
Fire and minor incidents logged at two local addresses
At 12 43 p m a stove fire at 208 Crawford Street in the home of D G Botts caused a pan blaze but no damage. At 5 03 p m a five week old infant, Robin Lynn Trisler, was reported ill at 1505 First Avenue and remained at the scene.
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Crawford St
D.G. Botts
First Ave
Robin Lynn Trisler
Clark Dons Black Robes Again In Cincinnati
Retired Associate Justice Tom Clark of the Supreme Court will wear the black robes again next Monday. The 70 year old will sit for one week on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati to help relieve its caseload. This act may mark the first time since 1898 that a Supreme Court justice has served on a lower federal appellate court.
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Cincinnati
Tom Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the
United States
Henry Phillips
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Michigan
Merle Norman and holiday gifts light up shopping guide
A year end shopping roundup highlights Evelyn Smith's Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio with vibrant makeup and fashion, Goodyear winter tires, and gifts from Norris Music, Pickwick Shoppe, and Office Outfitters. Ed's Tropical Fish invites families to start a winter hobby with tanks, fish, and accessories while suggesting safe child friendly options.
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Evelyn Smith
Merle Norman
Ed’s
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Dorothy Yoder
Travel Department
First National
Bank 2
No. Main St
Westinghouse
Melampy
Central Ave
Jesse Blackaby
Charlie Reed
Unity
Maine
Burnham
Pittsfield
Dolly
Circus
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
O. GA
River
Mess
el Ayish
Port Said
Said
Raeli
Saigon
Clark
Howe Motor Co
Round Town
Charlotte
Norris
Mr. Norris
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Filson
Winter Ward
Pickwick
S. Main
Bergdorf Goodman
Pickwck
Greenwood
Lake
Cologne
Office Outfitters
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