Infant Daughter of Leach Family Dies in Middletown
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Leach of 8 Sunset Place died at 11 40 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after being born about 36 hours earlier. Surviving are the parents a sister Kimberly paternal grandparents Roy and Mrs Leach Beaver Dam Kentucky and maternal grandparents Bill and Mrs Grays Middletown. Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Anderson Laws Funeral Home Harlan Kentucky with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Local arrangements are by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Elbert Leach
Sunset Place
Middletown Hospital
Kimberly
Roy Leach
Beaver Dam
Bill Grays
Middletown
Anderson & Laws
Harlan, Ky
Rest Haven
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Elsie Thompson Dies After Long Illness in Trenton
Mrs. Elsie Ann Thompson 74 of 22 North St Trenton died at 2 30 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since September 27 Born in Montgomery County her husband Charles died in 1961 Surviving five sisters and two brothers are listed Funeral services Monday at McCoy Lesler Funeral Home with Rev Leon De Forest officiating Burial will be in Miltonville Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Elsie Ann Thompson
North St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Thompson
Montgomery County
Charles
Josephine Post
Helen Stocker
Anna Lehman
Miamisburg
Goldie Blake
Lucille Ridenour
Dayton
Ross
Luther Brewer
Germantown
McCoy - Lesler
Leon de Forest
Miltonville
West Alexandria minister Bradow dies after heart attack
The Rev. Andrew Bradow former Grace Lutheran pastor West Alexandria died at Grant Hospital Columbus after a heart attack this week. Surviving wife Edna four sons including Rev. King Bradow and a daughter Joyce. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday at Christ Lutheran Bexley with visitation today. He had planned a festival service for Salem Lutheran sesquicentennial.
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West Alexandria
Andrew Bradow
Columbus
Preble County
Grant Hospital
Bradow
Grace Lutheran
Christ Lutheran Church
Bexley
Police Motorcyclists Injured In S Breiel Crash
A Middletown policeman and a police cadet were treated at Middletown Hospital after their off duty motorcycle struck a car on S Breiel Boulevard at Nelson Road. Driver Virginia Leasure was cited for failure to yield at a left turn.
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Middletown
S. Breiel Boulevard
Nelson Road
Middletown Hospital
Eugene F. Prewitt
S. Main St
Mike Davis
Raymond Drive
Prewitt
Breiel Boulevard
Virginia Leasure
Wicklow Drive
MU Alumni Scholarship Program To Be Expanded
In Oxford the Miami University Alumni Association votes to expand the Alumni Scholarship Program for 1968-69. Plans include adding 15 one year $1,000 awards and 30 one-year $500 awards, plus five four-year $4,000 memorial awards and 20 one-year $500 awards. John E. Dolibois announces the expansion aims to boost designated funds and encourage a resource group of scholars.
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Oxford
Miami
John E. Dolibois
Dolibois
Council
Ad- Alumni Association
Stokes Wins AFL-CIO Endorsement For Cleveland Mayoral Race
The Cleveland AFL-CIO COPE endorsed Democrat Carl B. Stokes for mayor, after six minutes of discussion. GOP rival Seth Taft criticized the process, while Stokes pledged a voter referendum on selling the municipal light plant and promised labor a fair share of city appointments. one delegate opposed the endorsement.
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Cleveland
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Afl-Cio
Carl B. Stokes
Seth C. Taft
Taft
St. Luke's Hospital
Stokes
James E. O'Meara
O'Meara
Labor
City Hall
Balloons Improve Concert Hall Acoustics Study
UC physicists Vern Knudsen and Leo Delsasso used about 20 red helium balloons in a reverberation chamber to test sound scattering and found balloons could envelop listeners, suggesting wall bumps or ceiling spheres could improve acoustics without flying balloons at live concerts.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Vern O. Knudsen
Leo P. Delsasso
Plaice Described As Flat Fish Of Flounder Family
A plaice is a flat fish related to the flounder family. It is known for its flattened body and sidewise flattened eyes, adapting to life on the sea floor.
Columbus Plans Nation's Largest Lab Under Consolidated Biomed
A group of medical men in Columbus Ohio forms Consolidated Biomedical Laboratories to build what could be the nation’s largest medical testing facility. The plant will be automated, employ 400 to 500 people, and serve up to 30 eastern states with tests like blood and urine analysis. Dr Harold Crocker of Ohio State University’s Veterinary School named as director. Details and site selection to be announced at a press conference next week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Consolidated Biomedical Laboratories, Inc
Harold Crocker
School of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Actress May Davenport Seymour Dies at 83 in New York
May Davenport Seymour, 83, stage and radio actress known for the series Against the Storm from 1940 through 1949 with her daughter Anne Seymour, died Thursday in New York. Sasha Lurie, 57, Tass correspondent since 1945, died Wednesday of diabetes.
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NEW York
May Davenport Seymour
Anne Seymour
Sasha Lurie
Tass
Governor Rhodes Honors Armco Auditor for Little Hoover Work
Frank H. Mencsik of Armco Steel Corp internal auditing received a certificate of appreciation from Gov. James A. Rhodes at a dinner party. The 80-member Little Hoover Commission on loan from private industry was formed to study educational dollars and recommend reallocations to reduce waste. The group’s report is due in November. Mencsik resides at 110 Ross St.
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Frank H. Mencsik
Armco Steel Corp
Internal Auditiing Department
James A. Rhodes
Little Hoover Commission
Govenor
Mencsik
Ross St
Ohio to boost park patrols at Hocking Hills sites
Ohio Department of Natural Resources will increase park patrols at Hocking Hills State Parks after safety concerns raised by The Columbus Dispatch about falls and missing guard rails. Several deaths have occurred at the parks, including two youths who fell from the Rock House site in four years. guards will monitor dangerous locations closely. Mountain lion kittens are born spotted but become solid tan as they mature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hocking Hills
Robert W. Teater
Columbus Dispatch
Rock House
Teeter
Forecasts for Middletown Civic Agencies Ten Year Plan
Comprehensive forecasts for 15 agencies were presented to Middletown Civic Association’s forward planning advisory committee. Donald Driscoll praised volunteers who compiled data guiding a decade of action, building on a 1956 long range capital plan that funded major improvements.
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Middletown Civic Association
Civic
Manchester Motor
Association
Middletown
Donald G. Driscoll
William Sandston
Calvin Lloyd
Rowan Crawford
Sandston
Driscoll
Civic Association
Bribery Retrial Set for October 23
Former Cleveland city councilman Michael Fatica will face a retrial on October 23 after an appellate court ordered a new trial for bribery. Fatica, convicted in 1964 of soliciting a $5,000 bribe to aid liquor license transfer, remained free on $1,000 appeal bond.
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Cleveland
Michael Fatica
Fatica
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
John M. Manos
John T. Corrigan
Manos
U. S. Supreme Court
Quick Ticket Wicket Sales Ended in Court
Two college boys faced Chief Judge Elijah Adlow in Municipal Court after brief World Series ticket scalping. Charges were dismissed with a condition to sell 25 tickets at face value inside the court building to court attaches, secretaries, janitors, policemen, and witnesses.
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Boston
Elijah, Adlon
Adlow
Lloyds offers travel war insurance for businessmen abroad
Lloyds of London proposes a travel policy protecting businessmen from unfair arrest amid wars or anti European sentiment and unstable political climates. Three weeks cost 4.20 dollars for up to 14 thousand dollars coverage. Criminals are ineligible.
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London
Lloyd’s
London Insurance Group
Youth 16 Held in Auto Thefts Across State Lines
A 16 year old boy was referred to Butler County juvenile authorities on two auto theft charges. He was returned to Middletown from Lafayette Indiana where he had been held since Sept 25 in Tippecanoe County jail. Indiana patrolmen seized the stolen car after a gasoline dispute. a bullet hole was found in the engine. The car belonged to Dale Conover of West Middletown and was taken Sept 25 from Central Avenue. He is also accused of stealing Bill Dennis’s car on Sept 22 and taking it to Kentucky. the damaged fender car was recovered. The youth denies causing the damage.
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Butler County
Middletown
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
Dale Conover
Ada St
West Middletown
Central Avenue
Bill Dennis
Roosevelt Ave
Kentucky
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Hamlton
Fannie Baker
Wayne Ave
Brown - Dawson
Steve Snakowitz
Greenwood Mahor Nursing
St. Mary's Church
Josephine Gates
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Shad
SUGAR
PIN
Spruce
Walter Zecher
Oxford State Road
John Hatfield
Carol
Verity Parkway
Girard Avenue
Hatfield
Charles E. Smith
Garden Ave
Smith
Everett Ray
Flintstones
Eaton
Eagles Lodge
AERIE
Central
Frank Mencsik
Lloyd
Crawford
YMCA
Girl Scouts
Junior Achievement
War Insurance
E Jewelers
the International Silver Company
Rogers Bros
America
Jewelers
Central Ave
Shop Getz
Jenvelers
Mere Opalt
October
Jew Elan
Gerad Bass
Velers
Ony
Dial
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