Death of Samuel F.E. Alexander 81 of Middletown
Samuel F.E. Alexander 81 of 914 Delaware St. died Sunday at 5:20 p.m. in Middletown Hospital after two years of ill health. A former Shuttle Division machinist at Black Clawson Co. for 15 years, he was a longtime outdoorsman and member of Grand Avenue Church of God. Survived by wife Flossie, a step-daughter Mrs. Ralph Snyder, a brother Maynard of Middletown, and two step-grandchildren. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home, Rev. Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial at Springhill Cemetery near Bethany.
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Samuel FE. Alexander
Delaware St
Middletown Hospital
Alexander
Butler County
Black Clawson Co
Grand Avenue Church of God
Flossie
Ralph Snyder
Maynard
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Laura Edwards 76 dies at Logsdon Nursing Home
Mrs Laura Edwards 76 died Sunday at 4 15 am at Logsdon Nursing Home in Ham ton after two months as patient. Formerly of 7218 Hamilton Mason Road she lived in Middletown area most of her adult life. Survivors include husband Elmer, daughter Mrs Guy Wilson, son William, brother William Reece, sister Mrs Grace Wittridge and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Albert Grooms officiating.
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Laura Belle Edwards
Logsdon
Hamton
Edwards
Hamilton-Mason Road
Clark County
Middletown
Elmer
Guy Wilson
William
Cincinnati
William Reece
Oxford
Ala
Grace Wittridge
South Charleston
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Albert Grooms
Bur
William Birchfield dies after illness in Middletown
William Birchfield 59 of 6271 Celeste Drive died at 2:50 a.m. Sunday in a hospital after one week in illness and six weeks in a local nursing home. A Middletown resident 45 years, he worked for Stone Container Co and belonged to Full Gospel Tabernacle. Survivors include daughter Darlene Lewis and son William A., four sisters, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral by Rev Lloyd Dean Sheets at the tabernacle Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. and at the church after noon Wednesday.
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Franklin
William Birchfield
Celeste Drive
Logsdon
Hamilton
Birchfield
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Stone Container Co
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Darlene Lewis
William A
Detroit
Bennie Downs
Edna Worley
Bertha Montgomery
Mattie Higgins
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Dean Sheets
Tabernacle
Woodhill Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Camden man 82 dies after long illness
Oakley R. Roberts 82 of 281 N Main St died Sunday at 3 45 a m at home after extended illness. A retired livestock dealer he lived in Preble County since his 1902 marriage. He belonged to Camden Methodist Church. Survived by Cora and sister Mrs Weaver of Los Angeles. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m at R C Nein Funeral Home with Rev Raymond Thompson officiating. Burial in College Corner Cemetery. Calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p m.
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Camden
Oakley R. Roberts
N. Main St
Roberts
Preble County
Camden Methodist Church
Cora
Mrs. Weaver
Los Angeles
Calif
R. C. Nein
Raymond Thompson
College Corner Cemetery
Funeral services for Orville P. Sanderson
Orville P. Sanderson 75 of 203 S Third St. will have funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Cahill Funeral Home with Rev Douglas Smith officiating. Burial is at Mound Cemetery Mon Roe. He died Saturday at Mercy Hospital after two years of ill health and two weeks of serious illness. He worked for Armco in Middletown until 1959, lived in Middletown 1916 to 1950, then moved to Hamilton to live with his daughter Mrs Vanetta Thompson. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Thompson and Mrs Martha Eisele of Middletown, two brothers William A Cincinnati and Donald Lee Trenton, 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral home Monday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Hamilton
Orville P. Sanderson
S. Third St
Cahill
Douglas Smith
Mound Cemetery
Monroe
Sanderson
Mercy Hospital
Armco
Middletown
Vanetta Thompson
Thompson
Martha Eisele
William A
Cincinnati
Donald Lee
Trenton
Hamilton Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
William E. Bingaman aged 70 of 621 Butler Street and Homer D. Beckett 70 of 3030 Stillwell Beckett Road die and have funerals pending. Earl Oler, 81 of 218 Millville Avenue, and William H. Smith, 55 of 1741 Helen Avenue, also listed with upcoming service times.
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William E. Bingaman
Butler St
Maham
Homer D. Beckett
Stillwell-Beckett Road
Proeschel-Crawford
Earl Oler
Millville Ave
M. Tueday
Campbell
William H. Smith
Helen Ave
Klaus-Weigel
25 Deaths On Ohio Highways
The Associated Press reports Ohio's weekend traffic toll reached 25, with 14 deaths Saturday including a three-person crash and a two-vehicle crash. Sunday saw a man and wife killed in Columbiana County. An 18 year old London girl drowned after her car left Ohio 42 and went into a creek, counted as a traffic fatality. A Steubenville man died in a home fire and a Niles Steelworker was killed when a girder fell.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Columbiana County
London
Ohio 42
Steubenville
Niles
Gunmen Take $15,000 From Ohio Polynesian Club
In Columbus two masked gunmen robbed the Ka hiki Polynesian supper club late Sunday night. Co owner William Sapp 37 said he surprised them in his second floor office as they tried to reach the main safe. They threatened to kill him, obtained the safe combination, tied him, and escaped with about $15000 before police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
William Sapp
Sapp
Robbers Hold Six Employees In Cooler At Discount Store
In Columbus Ohio three armed men masked workers at the Ontario Discount Store herded six employees into a walk in cooler and robbed a safe of five thousand dollars. The crew was forced to wear coats and aprons due to the cold before being moved to a warmer room and later freed by breaking a window after the burglars fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ontario
Roy Starkey Dead At 51
Veteran country and western personality Roy Starkey, 51, died of a heart attack Saturday night in Renfro, Kentucky, where he was master of ceremonies of the Renfro Valley Barn Dance. A native of Wells, Texas, Starkey wrote songs since the 1930s and worked for WLW, WKRC, WLS, and WHAS. He later sold advertising for WMOH in Hamilton and appeared in some films. Funeral services will be held here Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Roy Starkey
Renfro
WMOH
Hamilton
Renfro Valley
Deaths Elsewhere London and Rome Feature Clergy and Diplomats
Sir Lancelot Oliphant, 84, longtime British diplomat, died Saturday. He once handed the British declaration of war to Germany’s ambassador in London as a junior Foreign Office member in 1914. The Most Rev James J. Navagh, 64, Roman Catholic bishop of Paterson, N.J., died Saturday in Rome of a heart attack while attending the Vatican Ecumenical Council.
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London
Sir Lancelot Oliphant
Foreign Office
Germany
Rome
James J. Navagh
Paterson
N.J
Navagh
Census Bureau reports 188 special censuses in 1964
The Census Bureau conducted 188 special censuses during 1964 as part of its broader workload classified under additional work. This reflects a continued effort to supplement standard decennial counts with targeted data collection.
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Census Bureau
Ohio Voters In Congress Roll Calls Summary
Washington AP reports how Ohio members voted on key roll calls. Senate passage of a $1.785 trillion anti poverty program second year had Young for and Lausche against. Canada tariff elimination bill saw Lausche against and Young not voting. House votes show mixed lines on pay, bank holding, and DC Home Rule measures with several Ohio Democrats and Republicans voting for or against as noted.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Young
Lausche
Canada
House
Bolton
Brayhill
D-N.c
Feighan
Gilligan
Love
Moeller
Secrest
Vanik
Ashbrook
Ayres
Betts
Bow
Clancy
Devine
Harsha
Latta
Mosher
Minshall
McCulloch
Stanton
Ashley
Bennett
D . Fla
Hays
Sweeney
R. Moeller
District of Columbia
Kirwan
Betts Row
Stantion
Senate Debates 14-Ban in Taft-Hartley Repeal Fight
The Senate ready to approve foreign aid bill then debate Johnson repeal of union shop ban in Taft Hartley. Dirksen to open as Mansfield backs repeal. two thirds needed to end filibuster. McNamara says votes exist for passage if a vote can be secured.
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HFC
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
New York
Paul VI
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Rock Fall Kills Youth at Quarry Near Bonner Springs
In Bonner Springs Kansas a rock fall at an abandoned quarry killed 15 year old Russell Lee Elven and badly injured 16 year old Larry Wolf who suffered multiple leg and pelvis fractures. The two Kansas City Kansas youths were part of a four person hunting party uninjured others. Henry Rush reported he was about to warn the youths as a 20 foot cliff collapsed.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Russell Lee Elven
Larry Wolf
Kansasas City
Henry Rush
Kansas City
Elyria ex-superintendent Gottfried dies in Shaker Heights
Frank lin F. Gottfried aged 52 and former Elyria school superintendent died Sunday at St. Luke's Hospital after becoming ill at a friend's home in suburban Shaker Heights. He served Elyria for 12 years and resigned last July to lead the Proviso Township School District near Chicago.
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Cleveland
Franklin F. Gottfried
Elyria
St. Luke's Hospital
Shaker Heights
Gottfried
Proviso Township
Ill
Chicago
Senate Confirms Nonblock on Conference Reports
Dirksen agrees not to block conference report consideration on Senate passed bills enabling the $3.218 billion foreign aid measure to move quickly. In the House a light agenda foresees two major items highway beautification and sugar act. The highway bill, already Senate approved, cleared Rules for floor debate. sugar hearings in Senate not yet begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirksen
Senate
House
House approves foreign aid bill after tense vote
The House approved the foreign aid bill on Friday after Republicans narrowly lost a bid to send it back to conference to add a provision barring trade with any nation whose ships go to North Vietnam. The measure urges President Johnson to pursue end to such trading while allowing continued support for other aid aims.
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House
Viet Nam
Johnson
Youth Treated For Wound In Squirrel Hunting Accident
A 16 year old Trenton youth, Michael Roman, grandson of Roy Roman, was treated at Middletown Hospital after firing an automatic shotgun into his left foot while squirrel hunting near Hillsboro. Police say he accidentally pulled the trigger. incident occurred about 11:30 am yesterday and was reported to authorities at 7:30 pm by his grandfather.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Michael Roman
Roy Roman
Ohio Ave
Hillsboro
Roman
Two Children Hospitalized After Home Accidents
Two children were reported in fair condition this morning at Middletown Hospital. Patrice Bendel, 5, daughter of William and Mrs Bendel, suffered lacerations to her right arm when cut by a lawn mower at home. Patsy Campbell, 3, daughter of Samuel and Mrs Campbell, injured left elbow after falling from a swing at home.
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Middletown Hospital
Patrice Bendel
William Bendel
Franklin Rt. 1
Patsy Campbell
Samuel Campbell
Longstreet - Garver Road
Indian President Arrives in Prague for Four Day Visit
State visit by Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan begins in Prague under invitation of President Antonin Novotny. He travelled here from Yugoslavia and will proceed to Romania after Czechoslovakia.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Antonin Novotny
Radhakrishnan
Yugoslavia
Romania
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