Deaths And Funerals In Fort Hood And Beyond
Private services were held for infant Anna Christeen Youstler at Fort Hood Texas born premature to Sgt and Mrs James E Youstler. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Youstler Bendel Drive. Survivors include parents and sister Gina Mei Cleveland Ave. Services 10 a m Thursday Klaus Weigel. Wayne Wolfe 16 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wolfe 1375 Bunker Hill Woods Road services 2 p m tomorrow at Reily Presbyterian Church. Thomas Dugan 81 520 Oakwood Drive service Thursday La Crosse Wisconsin. Mrs Genevieve Dempsey 68 West Hollywood Florida formerly Hamilton service 2 p m Thursday Webb.
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Ft. Hood
Texas
Anna Christeen Youtsler
James E. Youtsler
Edward Youstler
Bendel Drive
Gina Mei
Cleveland Ave
Klaus Weigel
Wayne Wolfe
Harry Wolfe
Bunker Hill Woods Road
Reily Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dugan
Oakwood Drive
la Crosse
Wis
Genevieve Dempsey
West Hollywood
Fla
Hamilton
Webb
Funeral services for Riley Kirkpatrick in Oxford
Riley Kirkpatrick 84 of 319 North Elm Street died Sunday evening at McCullough Hyde Hospital after being stricken at home. Funeral at Marshall Smith Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev. Leonard Confar. Burial in Oxford Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. today. Survivors include son Frank Henry Kirkpatrick of Richmond Virginia and a sister in Missoula Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Riley Kirkpatrick
North Elm Street
Marshall-Smith
Leonard Confar
Oxford Methodist Church
Kirkpatrick
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Muncie
Ind
Izaak Walton League
Frank Henry Kirkpatrick
Richmond
Missoula
Mont
Obituary notices for Mrs Irene Helton and Robert Danford Sr
Mrs Irene Helton, 61, of New Miami, will be remembered in services at 10 a.m. Thursday. The notice also lists Robert Danford Sr., 83, with a partial address 913.
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Irene Helton
New Miami
Brown-Dawson
Robert Danford Sr
Notable U.S. Business and Society Figures Die of Heart Attacks
William B. Stokely Jr. 66, chair of Stokely-Van Camp Co., died after a heart attack. Harold P. Ovens 72, senior VP of the Royal National Bank of New York, died of a heart attack. Elizabeth Arden Graham, founder of Elizabeth Arden cosmetics, died unexpectedly at her New York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Class Size Important Says Finley at Homemakers Meeting
James O. Finley president of the Board of Education told Homemakers Circle One at Mrs. Margery Combs home that class size grows more important with modern math. He urged support for better schools to keep teacher numbers and maintain reasonable class sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Finley
Board of Education
Homemakers Circle One
Margery Combs
Elwood St
Finley
Travel insurance offer from John Dobrozsi Jr Inc Middletown GA
An advertisement advertises a $10,000 life policy plus $2,000 medical coverage for $6.00 for 10 days with options for longer terms at extra premium. It invites travelers to call for rates. The listing gives address 1820 First Ave Middletown GA and phone 3-4696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobrozsi Jr
Red Cross Chapter Sends 503 Ditty Bags
The Middletown Red Cross chapter mailed its share of a national effort providing 503 ditty bags for American servicemen in Viet Nam. Volunteers from Middletown High School and Mrs. William Kiesewetter aided in sewing packing and addressing, with postage totaling 128.30 for 33 boxes en route to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Kieswetter
Paul Jeffrey
Sue Williams
Neal
Jones
Red Cross Chapter
Christ-cisco
Viet Nam
American Red Cross
Distributive Education Club
Middletown High School
Coop
William Kiesewetter
Joseph Ballard
San Fran
Rolling Car Crash Causes $600 in Damages
A parked car owned by Helen Apgar rolled forward at 8 30 p m and struck Dorothy Wolford s car on Fisher Road causing 600 in damage with no injuries. Other yesterday incidents include two collisions on Oxford State Road and Rosedale Drive with 400 and 200 damages. Mrs Thomas cited for improper signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny E. Clark
Wheelsburg
Lonnie E. Baker
Waneta Ave
Oxford State Road
Harkie Street
Mollie Thomas
Central Ave
William Betzler
S. Main St
Franklin
Rosedale Drive
Curryer ‘Road
Thomas
Hamilton Pharmacist Elected President and Leaders Named
Norman Dingeldein of Hamilton was elected president of the Butler County Pharmaceutical Association at Eaton Manor. Thomas Noe of Hamilton is president elect. William J. Latham of Middletown vice president. John M. Jones of Hamilton treasurer. District One board members are John Walker Jerry Tray James Crosby and Mary Becker. District Two members are M. J. Booth William Brower Marcella Crow and Donald O. Henseler. Roy Hatfield Jr. of Middletown is board chairman. The group awarded three $25 college education grants to Mike Arrentrout Mike Hazelett and Mike Sutton of Butler County attending the University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dingeldein
Hamilton
Butler County Pharmaceutical Association
Eaton Manor
Thomas Noe
William J. La‘tham
Middletown
John M. Jones
District
John Walker
Jerry Tray
James Crosby
Mary Becker
M. J. Booth
William Brower
Trenton
Marcella Crow
Eviction Papers Threat to Forest Service Land Grab
The Federal Alliance of Land Grants says it will serve eviction papers on the Forest Service over 5000 acres in the Carson National Forest near Abiquiu New Mexico. Leader Reies Tijerina says attorney Jerry Noll will draft the papers and the group has already staged and then left the site claiming the land under the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
New Mexico
U.S. Forest Service
Alliance
Reies Tijerina
Jerry Noll
Forest Service
Carson National Forest
Abiquiu
Richard Fowler
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Seven Workers Reinstated at Shelby Bowling Pinsetter Plant
Seven workers fired for taking part in a strike at American Machine Foundry Co. are rehired as production resumes at the automatic bowling pinsetter factory in Shelby Ohio. Judge James J. Mayer, acting as mediator and in a related injunction case in Richland County Court in Mansfield, set settlement terms Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby, Ohio
American Machine Foundry Co
James J. Mayer
Richland County Common Pleas Court
Mansfield
Bookstore To Award $500 Grants
Middletown Campus Bookstore Inc will grant two $500 scholarships for 1967 to students from Carlisle Fenwick Franklin Lemon Monroe Madison Middletown Springboro and Trenton High schools. Applications due Feb 1 with winners announced April 19. Previous year grants were split between Theresa Hineline and Diana Brewer due to judge decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Theresa Hineline
Franklin High School
Diana Brewer
Carlisle High School
Two Men Bound Over To Warren County Grand Jury
Franklin Municipal Court bound William E. Black 24 of Miamisburg on carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. Robert Long 42 of Dayton bound on non-support. Gedra 51 of New Lebanon jailed 30 days for DWI with fines. Deaton 18 and Baker 19 suspended licenses for reckless operation. Washington 64 fined for fail to yield. Bishop 18 fined for assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Warren County
William E. Black
Miamisburg
J. T. Riley
Black
Logan Long
Robert Long
Dayton
Charles Gedra
New Lebanon
Kenneth Deaton
Rose Marie Drive
Earl Baker
E. Fourth
Flu vaccination urged for high risk groups this winter
U S Public Health Service officials say major flu outbreaks are unlikely this winter but urge people over 65 and those with certain illnesses to get vaccinated. The vaccine is about 60 percent effective in preventing flu but helps reduce mortality and severity. Vaccination should start after Sept 1 and be completed by mid December.
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Atlanta
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
Mother Sentenced in Abuse Case in Lebanon
A 21-year-old Lebanon mother of two was sentenced to two years in jail and fined $1,000 on two counts of child abuse. Judge Robert Ray deferred sentences for a psychiatric report. The arrest followed alleged abuse findings by a doctor after babysitting incidents. the children were hospitalized and remain in custody of the Child Welfare Department.
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Lebanon
Betty Biers
Miller St
Warren County Juvenile Court
Robert Ray
Warren County
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Warren County ‘Child Welfare Department
Teens Arrested in Break-In Planned Trip to Florida
Hamilton sheriff deputies arrested two boys aged 14 and 15 after a week old break-in at Wendell Taylor’s Tuley Road home. Detectives say the youths plotted a Florida trip and hid most loot in a Tepee display in front of Fairfield Junior High to promote a school levy. Loot recovered included watches rings a flashlight a radio and $13 in cash.
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Hamilton
Sheriff's Deputies
Wendell Taylor
Tuley Road
Clifton Hyde
Florida
Fairfield
Vandals Damage Walk At Primrose Lane Home
Damages ranged from 50 to 190 dollars to a concrete walk and patio at a home under construction at 4725 Primrose Lane. The incident was reported at 5 25 p m yesterday.
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Primrose Lane
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Mayiag
1St Ave
McCoyLeffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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