Services for Mrs Marie Holman Held at Local Funeral Home
Marie Holman age 66 of 22 S Broad St died Saturday in her apartment Burial set for Woodside Cemetery at 10 am tomorrow Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Raymond Farrow Jr will officiate Friends may call today 4 to 9 pm Survivors include sons Elmer Smith Manchester Ky and Dewey Smith Walled Lake Mich a daughter Della Chandler Hamilton a brother James Gilbert Hamilton and 11 grandchildren
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Black Clawson Co
Middletown
Marcella
Michael
Raymond
Ruth Popp
Hamilton
Campbell Funeral Home
High St
Rose Hill Cemetery
Marie Holman
S. Broad St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Raymond Farrow Jr
Woodside Cemetery
P.m
Harold Evans Hamilton
Harold Evans Hamilton, 47, of 220 South Ninth Street, Hamilton, is listed in a local notice with his full name and address. The fragment indicates a standard obituary or public notice entry with personal details.
Winfield Weaver Dies at 83 in Dayton
Winfield P. Weaver 83 a former Germantown resident died at 2 25 pm yesterday at his Dayton home after six months of declining health. Survived by wife Agnes four daughters Eva Boyer Ruth Hamilton Stella Requarth Geraldine Gross three sons Robert Vergil Albert 16 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Services at 2 30 pm Thursday at daughter Mrs Boyer 440 E Market St with Rev Arthur Hughes officiating. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 4 9 pm. Arrangements by John Arpp Funeral Home.
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Germantown
Winfield P. Weaver
Dayton
Agnes
Eva Boyer
Ruth Hamilton
Lexington
Stella Requarth
Cleveland
Geraldine Gross
Kettering
Robert
New Lebanon
Vergil
Albert
Boyer
E. Market St
Arthur Hughes
Germantown Cemetery
John Arpp
Obituary notices for Meyer Knochelman Evans
Mrs. Ora H. Meyer 92 of Long Beach formerly Hamilton has graveside services at 2 p m Thursday at Rose Hill Memorial Park. Judy Knochelman 14 of 872 Nilles Road has Requiem High Mass at 9 30 am Thursday at Sacred Heart Church. Harold Evans 47 of 220 S Ninth St has services at 2 p m tomorrow Campbell location.
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Ora H. Meyer
Long Beach
Calif
Hamilton
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Judy Knochelman
Nilles Road
Sacred Heart Church
Harold Evans
S. Ninth St
Campbell
Basutoland Mountains Hold Diamond Lode Untapped
Diamond and other minerals appear in Basutoland high mountains but none are yet profitably mined. The note underscores potential mining prospects amid uncertain commercial viability.
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Basutoland
Akron boy hit by sky rock may be meteorite find
Five year old Raymond Kruelskie says a rock fell from the sky and struck his head in Akron Ohio. His father Donald Kruelskie and chemist Fred Wherley test and weigh the lump, with Wherley declaring it likely a meteorite and sending it to geologists for identification. Raymond ends up with a noticeable bump from the impact.
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Akron, Ohio
Raymond Kruelskie
Raymond
Donald Kruelskie
Cuyahoga Falls
Kruelski
Fred Wherley
BF. Goodrich Research and Development Center
Brecksville
Wherley
Bruno Wins as Young Liberals Elect Dog Chair
In Teddington, a 6 month old mongrel named Bruno was elected chair of the local Young Liberals. Party officials condemn the joke, with Eric James urging a no confidence vote to remove the dog from duties. David Crawford, 22, defends the prank saying Bruno’s election was recorded in minutes.
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London
Britain
Liberal Party
Bruno
Eric James
James
Teddington
Teddington Young Liberals
David Crawford
Crawford
Hazards Close 3 County Parks in Butler County
Fire hazard from road resurfacing and drought closes Indian Creek and Governor Bebb parks in western Butler County for at least a week. Great Miami River Park in northeastern Middletown remains open daily until 10 p.m. Pater Park near Millville and Reilly stays closed until spring. Only access to William Marstein Youth Hostel continues.
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Butler County
Great Miami River
Middletown
William K
Indian Creek
Governor Bebb
Park District
L. P. Cavitt Co
Lockland
William Marstein
Bruce Diehl
Pater
Millville
Reilly
Pater Park
Diehl
Notable U S Navy Admiral Dies of Heart Attack at 76
Vice Adm James L Kauffman aged 76 dies of a heart attack. He served over four decades in the Navy, retired in 1949, later led Jefferson Medical Center and College in Philadelphia for a decade. Born in Miamisburg Ohio.
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James L. Kauffman
Kauffman
Jefferson Medical Center
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Miamisburg
Ohio
Washington
Paul H. Appleby
New York State
W. Averell Harriman
Syracuse
N.Y
George B. Cressey
Syracuse University
University of Shanghai
Tiffin
Elm Leaves Lose Water In Scorching Heat Event
On a hot summer day as many as 50 barrels of water may be evaporated from the surface of the leaves of a large elm tree.
Supreme Court declines on clothesline protest tax case
The Supreme Court refused to rule on whether households may protest taxes by hanging clotheslines with worn garments in front and side yards. In Rye New York Dr and Mrs Webster Stover faced fines and jail terms after years of denials of tax relief. The court dismissed the appeal noting no substantial federal question.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Webster Stover
Stover
Ond
Armco 9th To Get Jury's Call In Steel Price Probe
A federal grand jury in New York moved to probe steel industry price practices since 1956. Subpoenas were issued to nine large producers including U S Steel and Armco Steel with requests for price lists, annual reports, and sales data. Kaiser Steel reportedly not served.
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Armco
New York
U S. Steel Corp
White House
Grand Jury
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Wheeling, Inland Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Franklin men held on ten thousand bond in Tipp City holdup
Ray Beeler 39 of Union Road Franklin Benjamin Dawson 21 of Patricia Drive Franklin and Linn Sherman all were bound over to the Miami County grand jury by County Judge Glenn Frye at Tipp City for the $1,400 holdup of Tipp City Loan and Savings Co. They pleaded not guilty to armed robbery and were ordered to post $10 000 bond at arraignment. They are jailed in Miami County. A Tipp City insurance man provided a description of the holdup car leading to their arrest in Kettering. Prosecution will be in state court rather than federal as the bank is insured locally.
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Ray Beeler
Union Road
Benjamin Dawson
Patricia Drive
Franklin
Linn Sherman
Miami County Grand Jury
Glenn Frye
Tipp City
Tipp City Loan & Savings Co
Kettering
Frye
Hey
Miami County
M. T. Hedelseton
Sheriff's Office
Loan & Savings Co
Chet Paulus
Police Briefs Highlight Local Dui Theft and Disorderly Conduct Incidents
Police tallies show Donald J. Yocum cited for careless driving at Verity Park Way and Columbia Avenue and freed on 100 dollar bond. James P. Davis Jr. jailed for false information to an officer after claiming his car was stolen. released on 200 dollar bond. Shirley May Cain arrested on Rt 4 for driving while intoxicated. Norma Pieratt reports the loss of a black leather purse valued around 30 dollars at Reedy market lot. Chris Young notes bicycle license plate A 9281 stolen from residence. value 40 dollars. A radio valued 59 dollars stolen from Mrs. Shirley Burger at Capitol Dry Cleaners. Betty Kilgore, CW Kilgore, and Curtis Spencer charged with disorderly conduct. released on 100 dollar bond. Kay Gayheart arrested for disorderly conduct on Flemington Road.
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Donald J. Yocum
Claredon St
Verity Parkway
Columbia Avenue
James P. Davis Jr
Florence St
Oficers
David
Shirley Burger
Meadow Ave
Capitol Dry Cleaners
S. Clinton Street
Arrest of James Bush on disorderly conduct charge
James Bush aged 32 of 1805 Sheridan Avenue was arrested in the 1700 block of Central Avenue at 1:50 a.m. today on a disorderly conduct charge and released on a $100 bond.
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James Bush
Sheridan Ave
Central Avenue
Rush Trip For Nothing
A scarlet double decker London bus completed a 600 mile dash from Memphis to Houston for a goodwill tour. The No 11 Routemaster rushed to catch a ship home but the sailing date was delayed by 24 hours, leaving the crew with an unused breakneck journey.
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Houston, Tex
London
Memphis
Tenn
Houston
Boy Admits Arson In Ohio Fire
An eighth grader admitted starting a blaze that heavily damaged a residential and commercial building on St. Clair Avenue. Police say the boy, age around 12 or 13, was taken into custody Monday after an investigation. Four apartments were evacuated due to the October 14 fire in East Liverpool.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
St. Clair Avenue
Re elect Barker for education board leadership
Ed Barker, a bank executive and administrator, presents four years on the Board with a focus on securing best educational opportunities for children and using tax dollars wisely. He emphasizes businesslike governance and experience in shaping school policy.
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Ed Barker
Edward Barker
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Wheeling W. Va
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Valdan
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Bowling Green State University
Ricka Lee
Kepner Funeral Home
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Wheeling
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Ton
Hughes Memorial Hospital
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Wacobid
Winfield Weaver
Finest Funeral Home
AIR Ambulance Service
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National
McCoy Leffler
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Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Sky
Robinson
Butler County Park District
Rye
Stovers
Justice Department
Kennedy
Wheeling Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
THE
State Patrol
Shirley May Cain
Market St
Rt. 4
Norma Pieratt
Poe St
Reedy’s Market
Chris Young
Aberdeen Drive
Betty Kilgore
Lawn Ave
C W. Kilgore
Curtis Spencer
Curtis St
Central
Kay Gayheart
Waite St
Flemming Road
Barker
Edw. W. Barker
Board OF Education
Mey
Price
Mary Carter
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