Prominent Attorney and Democrat Leader Dies at 74
Henderson Estes, 74, veteran attorney and longtime Middletown Democrat leader, died at Middletown Hospital after a period of illness. A WWI veteran, he served as city solicitor, attorney for the school board, and assistant Ohio attorney general. Survived by a son and a brother, services planned at Church of Ascension. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Henderson Estes
Middletown Hospital
Estes
Mr. Estes
Henderson
N. C
Middletown
William Triplett Estes
Lucy Farrar Henderson
Randolph Macon Academy
Bedford
Kenyon College
Washington and Lee Law School
Lexington
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ohio
France
American Legion
Death of Mrs. R. L. Miller in Hazel Green Kentucky
Mrs. R L Miller 88 of Hazel Green Kentucky died at 7 am at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington Kentucky. Survived by son E L Miller Campton Kentucky three other daughters Reva Howard E T Kash and Daisy Miller all Kentucky six grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services and burial in Hazel Green Kentucky.
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R. L. Miller
Hazel Green
C. G. Henry
Middletown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
E. L. Miller
Campton
Reva Howard
E. T. Kash
Daisy Miller
Kentucky
Mrs Alma Sparrow Dies After Extended Illness
Mrs Alma Sparrow 80 of 710 Sixth Ave died at 5 25 am at Logsdon Nursing Home after an extended illness. A Springfield native she and her husband Everett who died in 1953 came to Middletown in 1930 to found the community with their family.
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Alma M. Sparrow
Sixth Ave
Logsdon
Springfield
Edward Hipsher 58 Dies. Rites Monday at Beachgrove Church
Funeral services for Edward Carmack Hipsher 58 of 804 Harrison Street will be at 10 am Monday at Beachgrove Church Thornhill Tenn. Burial follows in the family cemetery at Tazewell Tenn. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Mr Hipsher died yesterday at home.
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Margie Jones
Hamilton
Middletown
Estes
Gladys Drive
Church of Ascension
Legion
County Bar Asociation
Woodside Cemetery
J. R. Baker & Sons
Franklin
Edward Carmack Hipsher
Harrison St
Beachgrove Church
Thornhill
Tenn
Tazewell
Eaton Funeral Home
Hipsher
Ira H Laughlin 94 Germantown resident dies in Dayton
Ira H Laughlin 94 former Germantown resident died at Stillwater Sanitorium Dayton at 6 30 p m He was a retired farmer and painter Surviving brother Clem of Miamisburg sister Mrs Bertha Woolard of Florida Services set for 10 30 a m Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Charles Messmer officiating Burial in Carlisle Cemetery Visitation at the funeral home Sunday from 5 to 8 p m
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Germantown
Ira H. Laughlin
Carlisle Cemetery
Penrod MIamisburg painter dies at 68
Wesl ey Penrod of Miamisburg died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. He was a lifelong resident and a self employed painter. Survived by wife Lavena three daughters Eileen Wooldridge Shirley Burns Phyllis Baldwin. three sons Robert Eugene Jack. sister Sarah Phillabaum. brothers Henry Waldo. Funeral arrangements at Brough Funeral Home with burial in Hillgrove Cemetery. Visitation Monday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Miamisburg
Wesley Penrod
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Lavena
Eileen Wooldridge
Shirley Burns
Phyllis Baldwin
Kettering
Robert
Eugene
Jack
Waynesville
Sarah Phillabaum
Germantown
Henry
Obituary notices for Earl Bartels and Florence Harris
Earl Bartels aged 74 of 1216 Vanderveer Avenue has a memorial service at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Webb. Florence Harris aged 93 of Powell Convalescent Home has a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Webb. The note adds a science fact on coral reefs and jellyfishes.
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Earl Bartels
Vanderveer Ave
Webb
Florence Harris
Powell Convalescent Home
Hanoi rebuffs U S efforts to free POWs
Washington says Hanoi has rejected repeated U S attempts to obtain freedom or Geneva Convention protection for American POWs. About 700 U S servicemen are missing in Vietnam, with at least 200 believed in captivity. Hanoi bars Red Cross access and denies verification of humane treatment, prompting U S concerns over prisoner conditions and reports of mistreatment.
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Washington
U.S
Hanoi
North
South Vietnam
International Committee of the Red Cross
North Vietnam
United States
Red Cross
Burglars Take $240 In Loot
Burglars took items valued at over $240 in two break-ins reported to police yesterday. H N Cook of Denny Lumber Co reported power tools valued at about $235 stolen from a window-broken shop last weekend. Additional losses included six dollars in change and dryer damage at a coin laundry. An unsuccessful home entry attempt occurred at Buron Bennett and Charles Short residences.
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H. N. Cook
Denny Lumber Co
First Ave
Tytus Avenue
Enoch Drive
Buron Bennett
Brentwood St
Charles Short
Winona Drive
Bennett
Short
Best Talk Winner at Middletown Toastmasters Meeting
Ron Jenings of Kettering Toastmasters Club was guest and top speaker at Middletown Toastmasters at Eastern Lanes. He spoke on "Tomorrow" and critiqued today’s youth who "think no farther than tomorrow." Other member speakers included Ray Jena John Howard and Laverne Talley. a humorous speech contest is planned for Sept 14.
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Ron Jenings
Kettering Toastmasters Club
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Jennings
Ray Jena
John Howard
Laverne Talley
So Make Springboro Dry Fails On Technicality
Springboro vote to ban all liquor and high power beer failed on signatures invalidity. A Warren County elections hearing ruled several petition signatures invalid for not being signed in the signer’s presence. Petition initiator Councilman Glennis Sexton and two other councilmen were subpoenaed. wets sought testimony from residents.
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Warren County Board of Elections
Glennis Sexton
Woods Road
Walter J. Morris
William Carey
Board of Elections
The
Wets
Sexton
Fire incidents at Smith Park and Armco Project 600
At 9:40 a.m. a left wing of an airplane being removed to a junk yard caught fire at Smith Park caused by a cutting torch with no damage. At 4:20 p.m. Lounell Miller 37 of same address ill and taken to Middletown Hospital. At 4:25 p.m. lumber ignited at Armco Steel Corp Project 600 by trash burning causing $250 damage.
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Smith Park
Junk Yard
Till First Ave
Lounell Miller
Middletown Hospital
Jefferson Road
Armco Steel Corp
Polar bears use built in sun protection in Arctic
Polar bears shield their eyes from snow glare with a natural lid and built in sunglasses. The adaptation helps prevent snow blindness in the intense Arctic light.
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