Deaths And Funerals In R. Franklin West Alexandria and More
Roxie Liljefelt 55 of 414 Lake Ave Franklin died at 4 55 am at Middletown Hospital after being admitted Aug 12 Survived by husband Ted Private services at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Burial in Woodside Cemetery Grace Nickel sister of Mrs J D Swisher Middletown funeral services at 10 am tomorrow Windel Howland Funeral Home Portsmouth Mercy Hospital in Portsmouth death announced Larry and William Robinson Middletown Arrangements incomplete West Alexandria Lulu Meyer 72 formerly of West Alexandria services 2 pm tomorrow Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis Burial in Fairview Cemetery West Alexandria She died Wednesday at Eaton Care Center Survivors include brothers Russell Suman New Lebanon Ray Suman West Alexandria sister Mary Bunn Eaton and two stepsons
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Roxie Liljefelt
Lake Ave
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Ted
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Grace Nickel
J.D. Swisher
Middletown
Windel-Howland Funeral Home
Portsmouth
Larry and
William Robinson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
West Alexandria
Lulu Meyer
Zimmerman
Gratis
Fairview Cemetery
Army Sgt Ralph Robinson Dies at 46 in Arizona Hospital
Army Sgt Ralph Robinson retired after 26 years in service and died at 4 am at Raymond Bliss Hospital in Ft. Huachuca Arizona. He was born in Jackson Kentucky. Survived by wife Ann four brothers James the Rev Charles R Robinson Middletown Chester of Chautauqua Alfred of Barton Ohio two sisters Irene Huber Middletown Lorene Neace Springfield and two half brothers.
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Army
Ralph Robinson
Raymond Bliss Hospital
Ft. Hachaca
Ariz
Robinson
Jackson
Ann
James
Charles R. Robinson
Middletown
Chester
Chautauqua
Alfred
Barton
Ohio
Irene Huber
Lorene Neace
Springfield
Obituary notices for four local residents amid service times
Mrs Lonie Mills 50 of 505 Walnut St Corbin Kentucky has services today. Marshall Hunter 70 of 611 Symmes Road has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. James Levline 82 of Cleveland formerly Hamilton has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. John Richardson 74 of Sandusky formerly Hamilton has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Lonie Mills
Walnut St
Corbin
Marshall Hunter
Symmes Road
Proeschel
James Levline
Cleveland
Hamilton
Campbell
John Richardson
Sandusky
Klaus-Weigel
Thief commandeers car and robs driver at gunpoint
A 35 year old man, Charlie Bill Spencer of Sheridan Avenue, reported a robber boarded his car at a red light near 14th Avenue and Verity Parkway at 12 20 am. The gunman, described as a Negro aged 30 to 40, with a .32 revolver, forced Spencer to drive to Erie Boulevard then fled with $42 and an unopened beer. Police investigated. A separate report notes Earl Oliver at Talcum Kentucky, two men robbed him at Elk Creek Tavern and later at the 900 Club. no amount reported. LeRoy Smith reported $46, a money clip, and his shirt stolen after an argument beginning at the Web Cafe. Bar 28 at 28 S Broad St burglarized for over $500. thieves used a crowbar, taking coins and cash from multiple spots. whiskey placed near a music box.
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Hamilton
Charlie Bill Spencer
Sheridan Ave
14Th Avenue
Verity Parkway
Erie Boulevard
Spencer
Earl Oliver
Talcum
Elk Creek
Butler County
LeRoy Smith
Yankee Road
S. Broad St
Patricia Donathan
Theft report from Middletown man over missing tools
William Billett of 7421 Michael Road Middletown told Butler County police that several hammers and a boat anchor were stolen from a storage barn at his home. Officer Walter Reynolds estimated the loss at 29 dollars.
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William Billett
Michael Road
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio State Employment Closed for Labor Day
The Ohio State Employment office will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Claimants with Monday appointments should report at their scheduled time or on Tuesday at Station 3.
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Ohio State
Smuggling Case Seizes 251 Film Reels by Customs
Officials report that from January 1967 to February 1970 Indian customs seized 251 reels of pornographic films being smuggled into the country, according to an official statement.
Israel Sticking To Guns in Suez Missile Row
Prime Minister Golda Meir demanded Egyptian removal of anti-aircraft missiles in the Suez truce zone as of Aug. 7. Moshe Dayan backed a U S backed cabinet plan to allow time for removal, while warning Israel could take military steps if needed. U S State Department urged violations stop and talks to proceed.
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Israel
Washington
Middle East
Golda Meir
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
United States
U.S. State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Not Connected Bombing Suspect Identified in Utica
State police search for a car believed carrying one of four youths linked to the University of Wisconsin lab bombing. Dwight Armstrong, 18, and a companion were stopped for a faulty muffler in Little Falls. The suspects face warrants for sabotage and conspiracy with ties to a January Baraboo bombing attempt and a February substation find.
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Utica
N.Y
University of Wisconsin Research
Dwight Armstrong
Little Falls
Armstrong
Leo F. Burt
Karleton
David S. Fine
Madison
Wis
Armstrongs
Sauk County
Donald Armstrong
FBI
New York City
University of Wisconsin
Baraboo
Ralph Hearn
Karleton Armstrong
Hearn
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Prairie du, Sac
Middletown High Band Camp Crowns New Leadership
At Camp Campbell Gard the Middletown High School band camp banquet featured the installation of the 1970 71 Middle Band Council with Bob Egelston as president. New officers include Denver Noggle as band director with Larry Kalmus as vice president and Lynn Rothermel as secretary among others while roles for musicians, majorettes and staff were announced and assigned.
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Camp
Campbell Gard
Middletown High School
Bob Egelston
Middle Band Council
Denver Noggle
Larry Kalmus
Lynn Rothermel
Marilyn McIntosh
Phil Case
Dick Hollenbaugh
Debbie Kalbaugh
Sue Fox
Carla Jordan
Lynn Hocz
Mary Bell Townsley
Gary Gibbs
Bob Tennant
Bob Wenzel
David Jackson
David Null
Tom Swank
Terry Knott
Kraig Kanitz
Barbara Norton
Sue Medley
Firey lead in Ohio manhunt as fugitive’s home burns
The manhunt for 59 year old Oli ver Mills intensified after a blaze scorched his Creole Ohio home near McArthur. Authorities blamed a severe electrical storm for the fire while reports of rifle fire near the woods persisted. Mills is accused in the shotgun slaying of Vinton County Sheriff Harold Steele and wounding deputy Dave Wilbur as deputies attempted to serve a warrant. The search spans northern Vinton and southern Hocking counties with dogs and helicopters aiding. A $1,000 reward is offered for Mills, a reputed woodsman who previously hid in the area to evade a knife charge.
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McArthur Ohio
Oliver Mills
Mills
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Sheriff's Department
Creole
McArthur
Millis
Steele
Ohio
Hocking County
Dave Wilbur
Tornado Touches Down on U S 23 Near Circleville
A tornado touched down on a short stretch of U S 23 just north of Circleville Ohio on Thursday moving a service station off its foundation. Linda Brucker 19 sustained minor back injuries and was hospitalized. The three mile path was about 100 yards wide, with the strike area three miles north of Circleville.
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Circleville
Ohio
U.S 23
Linda Brucker
Waterline Extension Granted in Lebanon County
Warren County commissioners won an indefinite extension on their 1.95 million waterline project in the northern part of the county. The delay follows a bid-award hold while an Appeals Court case in Cincinnati resolves challenges from Miami Valley Memory Gardens and other property owners represented by Dayton attorney Roy Boucher. The 30 day deadline to award bids expired today.
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Lebanon
Warren
Harry Cornett
Cincinnati
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Dayton
Roy Boucher
Transfer Approved of WYTV to Aurovideo Inc
The FCC approved the transfer of control of WYTV Inc of Youngstown Ohio to Aurovideo Inc. Aurovideo operates cable television systems in New York Arkansas Massachusetts and Missouri. The consideration is 1 459 219 dollars. WYTV Inc holds channel 33 TV license in Youngstown.
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Washington
Wytv, Inc
Youngstown
Ohio
Aurovideo, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Aurovideo
New York
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Missouri
Channel 33 - TV
Prison's First Lady Ends 24 Year Stretch
Lucile R. Schoen, 62, the first woman allowed to work inside San Quentin, retires after a 24 year run as chief nurse. She recalls fear of one psychotic inmate, notes inmates saw her as a substitute mother, and recalls visitors pressuring her to name crimes.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Lucile R. Schoen
Schoen
Boy Scouts Award Badges At Troop 87 Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 87 sponsored by First Christian Church awarded advancements last night. Tim Kemplin received the rifle merit badge, noted as particularly challenging, while Dave Tuttle earned the life saving merit badge toward Eagle rank. Other recipients included Robbie Fultz Richard Hatfield Roy Hatfield Jim C Ray Billie Egelston Bill Dietz and Dave Schiering.
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Boy Scout Troop 87
The
First Christian Church
Tim Kemplin
Dave Tuttle
Robbie Fultz
Richard
Roy
Hatfield
Jim C
Ray
Billie Egelston
Bill Dietz
Dave Schiering
Fires Burn Trash and Vehicle in Middletown Streets
At 2 04 p m a garbage fire on Panama Avenue and Verity Parkway caused no city truck damage. A 2 20 p m blaze engulfed a dump truck due to cigarette, no damage to Homer Morr is truck. A 4 58 p m blaze on 1606 Eaton Ave damaged William Heavrin’s car 50 dollars from underwood backfire. At 6 56 p m Millard King Jr 3 ill was taken to Middletown Hospital and dismissed.
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Panama Avenue
Verity Parkway
Homer Morris
Andrew St
Eaton Ave
William Heavrin
Trenton-Franklin Road
Underwood
Garfield St
Millard King Jr
Middletown Hospital
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