Deaths And Funerals Daniel W Haney 74 Middletown
Daniel W. Haney, 74, of 219 N Sutphin St, Middletown, died this morning at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day illness. He worked at Armco Steel from 1922 to 1959, was a Knights of Columbus member and Holy Trinity Church parishioner. Survived by son Richard, Mt. Washington. daughter Mary Kathryn O Connor, Grand Rapids. sister Marguerite Haney, Middletown. 12 grandchildren. Rosary tomorrow 7 30 p.m. at Schramm Funeral Home. Visitation 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Requiem High Mass Thursday 9 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. May visit Clay City funeral home after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Daniel W. Haney
N. Sutphin St
Middletown
Lexington
Haney
Armco Steel Corp
Knights of Columbus
Holy Trinity Church
Richard
Mt. Washington
Mary Kathryn O'Connor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marguerite Haney
Schramm
Woodside Cemetery
Death notices Nathan Harden 82 Middletown resident
Nathan Harden 82 of 4210 Vannest Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after two years of ill health. He was a former farmer born in Clay City Indiana and had lived in the Middletown area two years. Survived by four sons Wayne L R Chester B John F Hubert. two daughters Wilma E Farmer Patricia M French. two brothers Cecil Clarence and Effie Bennett. 34 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City Indiana. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Clay City. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 at Riggs Funeral Home. Friends
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Nathan Harden
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Clay City
Ind
Harden
Middletown
Wayne L. R
Chester B
John F
Hubert
Hoopeston
Ill
Wilma E. Farmer
California
Patricia M. French
Rosemead
Calif
Cecil
Clarence
Effie Bennett
Havre
Mont
Schoppenhorst
Maple Grove
Riggs Funeral Home
Friends
L De an Heistand services set in Bradenton Fla
L Dean Heistand 57 of 4114 13th Ave West Bradenton native of Germantown and Middletown former Railway Express Agency and Western and Southern Life Insurance employee died Monday burial and services will be held in Bradenton Fla tomorrow He is survived by wife Jeanette Buffington mother Mrs Charles Heistand two daughters Marilyn Heistand and Shirley Bassford a sister Mrs George Toushton and a brother Kenneth both of Germantown
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Bradenton
Fla
L. Dean Heistand
13Th Ave
West Bradenton
Germantown
Middletown
Heistand
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Jeanette (Buffington
Mr. Heistand
Charles Heistand
William P. Lewis Rites Planned in Middletown
William P. Lewis 79 of 500 18th Ave died at home yesterday after a year of illness. A native of Houston County Alabama he lived in Middletown 51 years and was a retired storekeeper and United Missionary Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Bessie two sisters Sabha Smith and Mary Cox of Dothan Alabama. Arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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William P. Lewis
18Th Ave
Lewis
Houston County
Ala
Middletown
United Missionary Baptist Church
Bessie
Sabha Smith
Mary Cox
Dothan
Bailey Funeral Home
Clarence Meadows Dies After Illness at Armco Steel Plant
Clarence Meadows, 54, of 1016 Hanover St., was declared dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital after falling ill on the job at Armco Steel Corp. He had worked in the masonry department since 1947 and had lived in Middletown 24 years. He was a native of Eldorado Arkansas with a Detroit stepson Stephen, two Middletown step-sons Charles and Freddie Armstrong, a daughter Maxine, a brother Frank, and four grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete.
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Clarence
Mich
Charles Armstrong
Middetown
Freddie Armstrong
Dayton
Maxine
Frank
Eldorado
Ark
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Davis in Lebanon
Mrs Nellie Davis 84 of 315 N Cherry St Lebanon died Sunday at home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation today 6 to 9 p.m. Survived by two sons Hillard Lebanon Travers Xenia, six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Lebanon
Nellie Davis
N. Cherry St
Oswald
Hillard
Travers
Xenia
Fuel for airliners studied in Houston LNG option
Liquefied natural gas is being explored as a potential fuel for supersonic airliners in a Houston study.
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Houston
Tentative Settlement Reached In Coal Talks
Washington AP negotiators race to midnight deadline as United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association near a tentative deal boosting wages for about 80 000 miners by at least 2.50 a day. Disputes over stopping nonunion coal purchases and dust control remain unresolved, risking a broader strike after the deadline.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Music Mission Sets Course for Japan Tour
About 40 people met at First United Methodist Church to discuss a two week music mission trip to Japan next summer. A performing group of about 70 will include a hand bell choir a singing choir and an interpretive dance choir. Promises a group of about 250 supports the project. Reverend Ivan Dornon assisting with arrangements. Promises members must commit within 30 days via Charles Taylor or Clement Burton.
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First United Methodist Church
Methodist
Japan
Charles Taylor
Clement Burton
Ivan Dornon
United
Church of Japan
Death by own action ruled in Eula Walker death
Dr. Ralph Young the Warren county coroner tentatively ruled that Mrs. Eula Walker 39 died by her own action carbon monoxide poisoning. Her body found by husband Robert Walker at home in Lebanon. Autopsy planned in Cincinnati. Burial set for Oswald Funeral Home tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Lebanon Cemetery with no visitation. Survivors include husband son Greg daughter Wendy Sue and numerous siblings.
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Ralph Young
Warren County
Eula Walker
West Lane
McBurney Hill
Lebanon
Robert
Morrow
Wendy Sue
E. L. Poff
Florida
Dorothy Hallsted
Kay Alpaugh
Barbara Ellingsworth
Nora Holliman
Mississippi
Bernice Fogle
Ilinois
Janet Flaig
Sue Ann Wade
Red Lion
Charles Poff
Franklin
John Poff
Mason
Roy Poff
Jack Poff
Springboro
Oswald
Retired Piqua Editor Ray Heater Dies at 80
Ray H. Heater 80, longtime Piqua newspaper editor and 46 year veteran, died yesterday in Piqua Memorial Hospital. A former editor of the Piqua Daily Call and former Leader-Dispatch writer, he retired in 1958 after starting in 1912. He was a lifetime Piqua resident, past Piqua Elks ruler, and served as city council clerk. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Madison Funeral Home.
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Piqua
Ray H. Heater
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Piqua Daily Call
Leader-Dispatch
Heater
Piqua Elks
Madison Funeral Home
Oxford Woman Hurt In Crash Near Junction Rt 127 and 73
OSie McFarland 21 of Oxford is in Mercy Hospital Hamilton with injuries from a two car crash at 7 45 a m at the Rt 127 Rt 73 junction. Robert Pender 59 of Richmond Ind was treated and released. Patrolmen say McFarland pulled from a private drive into Penders path.
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Oxford
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Rt. 127
Osie McFarland
S. Mai St
Robert Pender
Richmond
Ind
New York U S Exports Up 24 Percent in 1967
New York reports U S exports of electronic products climbed to 1.5 billion dollars in 1967, a rise of 24 percent from 1966, reflecting strong demand and growth in the sector.
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New York
U. S
Warren Annexation Approved for Mason Industrial Site
Warren County Commissioners approve a 72.5 acre annexation for land owned by Miss Anna Aulich in Mason. Developer Ernest Martin says a group of light industries seeks to relocate on the property, contingent on the annexation and land sale negotiations.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Mason
Anna Aulich
Tylersville
Reading
U.S. 42
Ernest Martn
Light Industries
Lindsay To Campaign For Taft In Cincinnati
New York Mayor John Lindsay will campaign in Cincinnati on October 25 for Republican Robert Taft Jr. in Ohio's first district race. Taft modeled his 1966 campaign on Lindsay's successful mayoral bid, and both served in the 88th Congress.
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Cincinnati
New York
John Lindsay
Robert Taft Jr
U. S. House of Representatives
Ohio
Taft
Lindsay
88Th Congress
Speaker Set For Groups Get Together At Aviation Club
Foster A. Lane of Lane Aviation Corp at Port Columbus will speak at a joint meeting of the Middletown Aviation Club and the Lebanon Flyers. The 8 p.m. event at Carmody Boulevard clubhouse covers his month long private flight Africa report. Public invited with no charge for the program or refreshments.
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Foster A. Lane
Lane Aviation Corp
Port Columbus International Airport
Columbus
Middletown Aviation Club
Lebanon
Aviation Club
Carmody Boulevard
Germantown Road
Lane
Africa
State Fair Grounds
Doris R. Gill
Girl Scouts Plan Flags Project Involving 43 Nations
Girl Scouts will sew full size flags of 43 nations with existing local support. Donations from Middletown American Legion Post 218 Hunter Lions Club Gay Young Mothers Club and Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Hunter Clark VFW Post fund materials and kits a three by five foot flag. Project aims for completion by April for the Capades at the Cincinnati Convention Center and ceremonies for area groups.
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Middletown American Legion Post
Hunter Area Lions Club
Gay Young Mothers’ Club
Hunter Clark Vfw Post
Mney
Cincinnati Convention Center
Girl Scout Office
Maurice Rohrkemper
Creekview PTO Plans Open House and Paper Drive
Creekview School hosts an open house at 8 pm for the Creekview PTO to kick off the new school year. George Wilson, PTO president, says new faculty will be introduced and a paper drive is scheduled for Oct. 16.
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Creekview School
Creekview Pto
George Wilson
PTO
Wilson
Trenton Annexation Approved for 25 389 Acre Tract
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved annexation of a 25 389 acre tract west of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks to the village of Trenton. The area, sought by the village, has no resident free holders and is zoned for apartments commercial and industrial use.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Trenton
Baltimore and Ohio
Fair Housing Ordinance Proposed as Middletown Model
The Middletown Council for Human Dignity urged City Commission to adopt a fair housing ordinance modeled after Chicago. It would prohibit discrimination in sale rental or occupancy of residential property based on race color religion national origin or ancestry and bans discriminatory advertising listing financing or actions that portray or encourage bias.
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Middletown
City of
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