Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Georgia Singer Dies
Mrs. Georgia Singer 66 of 2909 Grand Ave died at the Cleveland Clinic after heart surgery. She was a Eastern Star member and Delta Theta Tau at-large, born in Lewisburg, resident of Middletown 48 years. Survived by daughter Kay Brown and three grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wilson Memorial Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. wake 7–9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Georgia Singer
Grand Ave
Cleveland Clinic
Singer
Eastern Star Lodge 293
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Lewisburg
Middletown
Joseph
Kay Brown
City Commission
Raymond Brown
P. E. Rice
Dayton
H. B. Unger
Jacksonville, Fla
R. C. Unger
Zanesville
W. H. Smith
Wilson Memorial Home
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
Henry Rowe of Cincinnati, former Franklin resident, dies
Funeral services for Henry Rowe, 51, of Cincinnati formerly of Franklin, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. H. S. Gessner officiating. Burial follows in Woodhill. Friends may call today at the funeral home from 5 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Henry Rowe
Cincinnati
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Services Held for Mrs Roxie Cane Canfield in Tulsa
Funeral services for Mrs Roxie Cane Canfield 94 of Tulsa Okla mother of Dr J J Canfield were held today at Memorial Drive Methodist Church Tulsa Burial was in Tulsa She died Saturday at a Tulsa nursing home after a three week illness Surviving are husband George died 1938 five other sons 15 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren
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Roxie Canefield
Tulsa
Okla
J. J. Canfield
Orlando Drive
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Knepshield rites set for Russell Knepshield
Russell Knepshield 75 of 7331 Elk Creek Road dies Saturday at Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Robert McNamara officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Donations to heart fund of the Middletown Butler Unit American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.
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Russell Knepshield
Elk Creek Road
McCoy - Leffler
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Knepshield
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Heart Fund
Middletown Butler Unit
American Cancer Society
Albert Henneberger obituary notice
Albert Henneberger, 74, of 802 Gray Ave, will have private services today. Proeschel is listed as the contact or source.
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Albert Henneberger
Gray Ave
Proeschel
Services Set for Paul B Mason Veteran AP Correspondent
Paul B Mason 64 longtime Cincinnati AP correspondent died after a long illness Services will be 11 a m Wednesday at Carver Funeral Home Milford Born in Indianapolis Mason worked at AP Cincinnati 1934 37 45 served in AP Foreign Service covering Asia Indian independence talks and war crimes trials in the Philippines He later worked as liaison for US Army Engineers Ohio River Division for 20 years and had stints with Columbus Piqua Sandusky newspapers and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Cincinnati
Paul B. Mason
The
Associated Press
Carver
Milford
Mason
AP Foreign Service
Asia
Philippines
U.S. Army Engineers Corps
Ohio River Division
Indianapolis
Columbus
Piqua and Sandusky
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Engineers
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ricketts Delivers Second MU Branch World Affairs Talk
Edmond F. Ricketts a Miami University lecturer on government presents the second Artist and Lecture Series address on current world affairs at Miami University Middletown Campus. The talk titled The Role of Administration in Developing Countries is set for 8 p.m. in Logan Johnston Hall and follows his 52 years old career including work with the Public Administration Service in Chicago.
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Edmond F. Ricketts
Miami University
Logan Johnston
Middletown
Ricketts
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
University of Illinois
Miami
Public Administration Service
Chicago
The
Public Service Administration
Brickmaker Bets on Automation Kiln to Speed Output
Johnson City Tenn. A major brick maker unveils a new 1.5 million automated kiln aimed at increasing brick production by about tenfold. The industry produced 84 billion bricks last year, with a peak over ten billion bricks in a distant era.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Surprise Added To St. Mary's Dinner
The annual St. Mary’s State of the Parish Dinner will include a farewell for Father Charles F Grunkemeyer and a welcome for Father James F Trick. Trick will head the religion department at Fenwick High School and teach religion, also serving as a guidance counselor. The dinner, at 6 30 p m Friday, requires no charge reservations by calling Mrs Andrew Kall.
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St. Mary’s Church
John H. Varney
Men of
Father Grunkemeyer
Middletown
Varney
Feniig
Fenwick High School
Father Trick
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Dayton
Xavier
St. Elizabeth Church
Norwood
Grunkemeyer
Regina High School
Cincinnati Christian Family Movement
Andrew Kall
St. Mary's Church
Final Week of Synod Faces Key Topics in Vatican
The final week of the Vatican Synod centers on doctrine and theology debates, a vote on relaxing mixed marriage rules, and an expected world peace appeal. A committee led by Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani sparks controversy with a cautious document while a more open stance is anticipated.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Vatican
Southeast Asia
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Udall Calls For Change In Vietnam Policy
Rep Morris K. Udall of Arizona said he was wrong two years ago and urged a shift in U S Vietnam policy. Speaking at the Sunday Evening Forum in Tucson he argued the nation should extricate itself from a war it should never have entered. He added his brother Stewart Udall tried to dissuade him.
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Tucson
Ariz
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
U.S Vietnam
Sunday Evening Forum
Vietnam
Udall
the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Nude man stops girl riding horse near Kalbfleisch Road
A man, naked and about 30, 5 feet 10 inches, 165 pounds, demanded a Middletown girl on Kalbfleisch Road to dismount from her horse. She rode on and notified Butler County deputies, who interviewed Cpl. Bill Fisher about the incident.
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Middletown
Kalbfleisch Road
Michael Road
Butler County
Bill Fisher
Thieves Break In at Lee's Cafe on Girard Avenue
Thieves gained entry by lifting a cardboard cover from a window at Lee's cafe 1224 Girard Ave and stole 10 bottles of whisky valued around 60 dollars. Police investigating the burglary.
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Lee's
Girard Ave
Antitank Weapons Found Near Dover Dam in River
Three plastic antitank weapons were found Saturday about two miles north of Dover in the Tuscarawas River near the Dover Dam. They measure about one foot and extend to three with telescoping, and will be destroyed after FBI examination. A search for more weapons was ordered.
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Dover
Ohio
FBI
Charles R. Carson Jr
Tuscarawas River
Dover Dam
Carson
Scouts Elect Delegates To National Explorer's Conference
Five delegates were chosen at the fourth annual Mound Builders' Area Council Explorer's Conference at Wright-Patterson AFB to represent the group at the National Explorer's Conference next summer in Lincoln Nebraska. The steering committee for the 1968 event includes Steve Reedy Jon Corwin Mike Emmons Steve Wilson and George Garrison with Michael Chrisman as top teen award recipient. Leaders include Don Alexander Dave Linebaugh John Bartlett Mike Chrisman and Bob Wendt who oversaw the weekend proceedings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Steve ‘Reedy
Springboro
Jon ‘Corwin
Mike Emmons
Lebanon
Steve Wilson
George Garrison
Middletown
Council
Michael Chrisman
Post 64
Don Alexander
Post
Trenton
Dave Linebaugh
John Bartlett
Mike Chrisman
Bob Wendt
Columbus Named Host By ONWA In 68 Convention
Luella Kepler new ONWA president said Sunday the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association will hold its next convention in Columbus. Lorain Journal’s Kepler was elected during the 65th annual meeting. Libby Lackman Ackland Cincinnati Enquirer named vice president. Pauline Taynor Wessa Columbus Citizen Journal elected secretary. Sue Kincaid Cleveland Press is treasurer.
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Columbus
ONWA
Cincinnati
Round town musette piano and holiday gift buys parade
A local shopper’s guide highlights a three way Musette Player Piano from Norris Music and promotions for jewelry at Fen zel McDonough Jewelers The Pickwick Shoppe showcases Hattie Carnegie exclusives while Office Outfitters rents a Smith Corona typewriter Goodyear Service Store features General Electric stereo models Fin Sons promotes Misty Harbor coats and Roderer’s Shoes touts Old Maine Trotter loafers.
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Musette
Norris Music
Winter and Co
Manchester
Broad
Goodyear
General Electric
Goodman
Cambridge
G. E
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Mildred Fry
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Beulah Glenn
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Carlisle
Rene Glenn
Butler
Carrie Goins
North Carolina
Ruby Metcalf
Phoenix
Cecil Sexton
Kentucky
Frank Sexton
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lth Ave
Robert Konthier
Mgr
G. C. Murphy Co
Roxie
St. Mary’s
Rep
Lord Godiva
Scouts
Fenzel McDonough
Mattie Carnegie
Pickwick Shoppe
Hattie Carnegie
Carnegie
S. Main
Office Outfitters
Fin. Son's
Anyweather
Misty Harbor
Dacron
London Fog
Roderer
Fall Gottons
Singer Center
Singer Company
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