Deaths And Funerals Alice May Campbell
Services for Mrs. Alice May Campbell 66 of 409 Sandy Lane Franklin will be Thursday at 1 am at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. She died at her new residence late Sunday. Rev Robert Bell will officiate. Visitation is tomorrow 5 to 6 pm. Burial in Mount Union Cemetery Alliance.
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Alice May Campbell
Sandy Lane
Franklin
McCoy-Leffler
Scott
Mark
Thomas
Midgetown
Ruth Lawson
West
Middletown
Betty Baier
Dianne Hahn
Carlisle
Doris King
Judy Patrick
Miamisburg
Helen Campbell
Akron
Walter Lee Hensles
Butler County Memorial Park
Doty House
Services for Daniel Owen Fisher Jr. Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Daniel Owen Fisher Jr. of 1833 Whitman Drive are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy-Letter Funeral Home with Rev. G Walter Weber officiating. Fisher died Saturday evening at Middletown Hospital. Visitation is 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, with a Scottish Rite ring Service at 7:30 p.m. Burial will be in Woodside.
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Daniel Owen Fisher Jr
McCoy-Letter
G. Walter Weber
Fisher
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
William Hahn obituary details life and family ties
William Albert Hahn age 50 of 2117 Brel Drive died yesterday at 11 45 p m in Middletown Hospital after nearly two years ill. Middletown lifelong resident and World War II Army veteran he worked as a brake n crater in to press at Armco Steel from 1946 until retirement May 31. Survived by wife Agnes two daughters Mrs Robbert Hall of Indianapolis and Pamela Hahn at home four sons Joseph Gregory and others unnamed.
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William Albert Hahn
Brel. Drive
Middleown Hospital
Middletown
Hahn
Armco Steel Corp
Agnes
Robbert Hall
Indianapolis
Pamela Hahn
Joseph. Gregory
Obituary for Elmer Earl Kirby of Oxford
Elmer Earl Kirby, 53, of 2664 Pierson Road Oxford, died 12 30 pm yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. A former Middletown resident and Pepsi Cola Co truck driver in Hamilton for 15 years. Survived by wife Joe Marie two daughters Darlene Fugate and Sharon Coldiron a son Sgt Richard Earl Kirby in the Air Force Ellsworth S D a brother John Winfield Ill two sisters Lula Fullen Calif Nellie Thomas Franklin and six grandchildren. Friends may call 5 to 8 p m today Webb Funeral Home Hamilton. Services 10 a m tomorrow at the funeral home Rev Henry C Howard officiating. Burial Millville Cemetery.
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Middletown-Eaton
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Kerschel Caudill
First Church of God
Woodside Cemetery
Elmer Earl Kirby
Pierson Road
Oxford
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Pepsi Cola Co
Joe Marie
Owen
Darlene) Fugate
Robert
Sharon) Coldiron
Richard Earl Kirby
Air Force
Ellsworth
S. D
John
Winfield, Ill
Lula Fullen
California
Nellie Thomas
Franklin
Webb
Henry C. Howard
Millville Cemetery
JESS Rozelle Dies at 3 AM in Chautauqua Home
Jesse Rozelle, of 324 W Ninth Ave Chautauqua, died suddenly at his home at 3 am from an apparent heart attack. An International Harvester employee in Springfield, he served in the U.S. Navy in World War II. Survived by one daughter Dianne of New Orleans, three brothers J Herman Dayton Larry Peopleton Ind Gene Huntsville Ind, two sisters Opal Knoop Dayton and Janice Smits Eaton Ind, with arrangements pending at Eaton Funeral Home.
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Chautauqua
Jesse Rozelle
Ninth Ave
International Harvester
Springfield
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Miamsburg
U.S. Navy
Eskalere
Dianne
New Orleans
County Okos Rezonings Approved in Fairfield and Ross Townships
Butler County commissioners approved two zoning changes in a brief session last night. Powell Convalescent Home at 2923 Hamilton-Mason Road earned R1 to R4 rezoning to install an elevator and add fire protection devices. In Ross Township about 22 acres near the intersection of new U S 27 and Wade Mill Road was rezoned from agricultural to general business.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fairfield
Ross
Powell Convalescent Home
Hamilton-Mason Road
Here
Ross Township
New U. S. 27
Wade Mill Road
Franklin Names 2 For County Planning
City council appointed Robert Kenerly and Stanley Kolb to Warren County Regional Planning Commission. OKI Planning Authority approved a $26,000 grant request to fund the county planning group, now sent to the federal government. The commission includes members from Lebanon, Mason, village reps, townships, and county officials. A $20,000 contingency fund was authorized to expedite solid waste treatment plant construction. The zoning ordinance was amended to permit the plant on industrial land. The plant is a pilot project attracting global interest with inquiries from the US, Canada, England, and Czechoslovakia. Industrial zoning was granted to the Dechant annexation. Council awarded 200 tons of ice control salt to International Salt Co.
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Eichholz
Council
America
Canada
England
Czechoslovakia
Dechant
International Salt Co
Joplin to undergo psychological autopsy it may reveal death mode
Hollywood AP reports behavioral scientists will study Janis Joplin to determine if her heroin overdose was accidental or deliberate. Coroner cites overdose but says further tests are needed. investigators will examine why her short frenzied life ended and note needle marks and drugs found at her apartment.
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Thoms Noguchi
Noguchi
Miss Joplin
Godden
Myra Fried
Hollywood
Jan
Joplin
House Group Slashes Defense Spending Bill
The House Appropriations Committee cuts $2 billion from the Pentagon budget, approving $66.7 billion to cover contingencies including potential U S forces in the Middle East. It notes possible needs next year, but calls for better Pentagon management and cost efficiency. The panel axed Army helicopter training funds and urged Navy to seek $196,009 for Tora! Tora! Tora! filming, while billing disputes with 20th Century Fox totaled $319,091 plus unbilled carrier use.
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Washington
Pentagon
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Middle East
Nixon
House
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Navy
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
20Th Century Fox
Yorktown
Juvenile Wallace Ordered into Ohio Youth Custody
David Wallace, 17, of 5001 Woodridge Drive Apt B, pleaded no contest and was found delinquent in Butler County Domestic Relations Juvenile Court. Judge David Black ordered him committed to the Ohio Youth Commission in Columbus.
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Hamilton
Viddaietown
Butler County
David Black
David Wallace
Woodridge Drive
Apt. B
Ohio Youth Commission
Columbus
United Appeal Drive Kicked Off in Warren County
In Lebanon the Warren County United Appeal began with a luncheon for about 75 business and community leaders. The campaign aims to raise 35000 for county welfare agencies, mainly via payroll deductions. Speaker Kuowara Edwards of Cincinnati Milacron urged unity to address growing county needs.
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United Appeal Drive
Lebanon
Enoug Koom
Golden Lamb Inn
Edwards
Warren County United Appeal
Area Progress Council
United Appeal
Kuowara Edwards
Process Controls Division
Cincinnati Milacron
South Lebanon
Warren
Jury selection in larceny by trick case in Hamilton
Wayne J. Dennis, 29, of 6345 Liberty Fairfield Road, faces larceny by trick charges in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred B. Cramer oversaw the morning session as Dennis allegedly sold a fake Jim Beam bottle to Ray Chamberlain of 207 State St. Trenton for 1200 dollars, claiming it was a collector’s item worth 2500.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Wayne J. Dennis
Liberty- Fairfield Road
Trick
Dennis
Ray Chamberlain
State St
Trenton
Kramer Defers Larceny Penalty
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B Cramer deferred sentencing to Tuesday October 13 for Timothy F Johnson a 28 year old Kokomo Indiana man found guilty by a jury of larceny by trick. Johnson allegedly obtained 3350 from an Oxford woman on November 16 1965. He had lived in Michigan and Indiana since then and was indicted by the Butler County Grand jury last January.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Johnson
Michigan
Indiana
Retirement Ordinance On Agenda For City Commission Meeting
An ordinance to repeal the current retirement ordinance for city employees and establish a uniform mandatory retirement age is on the agenda. Also on the agenda are ordinances fixing the city manager salary at 22.50 and creating a sewer service surcharge for out of city industries. The meeting starts at p.m. in the City Building commission chamber.
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City Commission
Commission Chamber of the City
Black Colleges Lose Students To White Cash
In Chicago AP report, Xavier University's Norman C. Francis says white colleges lure away quality black students with greater funding. Benedict College's Benjamin F. Payton notes white universities often redistribute students from black colleges rather than recruit new potential.
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Chicago
Norman C. Francis
Xavier University
New Orleans
Benjamin F. Payton
Benedict College
Columbia
S.C
UNCF
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