Obituaries for Pearlie Cook Arranged at Bailey Funeral Home
Services for Pearlie Cook aged 66 of 506 18th Ave will be held at 10 am Saturday at Bailey Funeral Home with Rev James Holloman officiating. Visitation is Friday from 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery. Mr. Cook died Wednesday morning at his residence after a two year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlie Cook
18Th Ave
Bailey Funeral Home
James Holloman
Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Mr. Cook
Obituary notices list local service times and ages
Paul Gillespie age 59 of Dayton formerly Hamilton has services at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Payne Chapel AME Church. Sam Goerver 75 of 1021 Millville Ave has services at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow per Colligan. Gill Robb Wilson 73 pioneer in Civil Air Patrol died of a bone disease. William H. Stewart 83 retired Bethlehem Steel VP died of a heart attack. George Thomas Speer 75 pioneer of the all night gospel sing died after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gillespie
Dayton
Hamilton
Payne Chapel Ame
Sam Goerver
Millville Ave
Colligan
Pomona
Calif
Carpenters Strike Continues at Armco Project 600
Carpenters at Armco Steel Corp. Project 600 stay off the job for a third day amid a partial work stoppage. Local 1477 chairman Melvin Shatto said no union meetings or statements have occurred. Kaiser Engineers official A L Gordon reported no union grievances with Kaiser. dispute centers on who removes wooden supports from storm sewer culverts at the new hot strip mill site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Melvin Shatto
Carpenters
Carlisle council halts move to lease municipal building
Carlisle council deadlocked 4-2 over leasing 1070 DuBois Rd for a village hall. Some members and about 60 residents urged locating the complex in the center of town near schools and business districts. A curfew for under 18 was approved as part of the third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Carlisle
Jage Council
DuBois Road
Bak
Richard Nicholas
Wilburer Brothers Construction Co
Cramer
Roger Stebelton
Robert Smith
John Edwards
Harold Baker
Ray Sturgis
Hillcrest Avenue
Franklin
Franklin Nation
Humble
Second Ft
Jimmie A. Aregood
Railroad Ave
Carl Baxter
Warren Ave
James Wells
Robert Dalton
Aregood
Baxter
Arlington Avenue
Primary Election Candidates for AEIF Federal Offices
The meeting of AEIF Federation, Inc. members selected candidates for a Thursday primary election. Names listed run for offices including president John W. Lafayette Walter B. Stone Milton Wells and others for secretary treasurer James Carter John Crocker Robert Dunn. Trustees and vice presidents for East Works Fabricating Hamilton Washington Court House listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeif Armco Employes Independent
Federation, Inc
Federation
John W. Lafayette
Walter B. Stone
Milton Wells
James Carter
John Crocker
Robert Dunn
East Works
Douglas Clifton
Ralph McKenzie
Dennis Baker
Scott Banks
Hamilton
Charles Heading
Joseph Klamp
Gilmer Mays
Robert Parker
Alex Stewart
Washington Court House
Robert Carle
Robert Dawson
Ralph Stewart
Frank Terrell Sr
Kenneth Berry
Ronald Eichhorn
Walter Arvin
Warner Back
Kay Bailey
Clarence Beatty
Raymond Bowman
Ludlow Cole Jr
Anthony Donisi
Ron Griffith
Roy Holaday
Talmage Justice
William Jones Jr
Carmel Mathis
Dwight McKenzie
Clinton Moreland
Bruce Nickells
Russell O'Hara
Michael Phillips
Edward Sandusky
Howard Wright
Donald Kerrigan
Edwin Long
Paul Miller
Marcus Palmer
Forrest Reeves
Stanley Smith
Orville Adams
Green Hamlin
Willie Jones
James Kenneth Kelly
Frank Okruhlia
Woodrow Phillips
Delbert Thompson
Car Rolls Over Incurred Injuries On Sutphin Street
A 30 year old motorist Ronald E. Duhamel of 2822 Goldman Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital in fairly good condition after his compact car rolled over several times on S Sutphin Street near Woodlawn Avenue. He was driving south at 1120 pm when he lost control and the car landed near McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. The auto was a total loss. Another injury incident involved Lou Rossi Jr. 17 of 3310 Mc Gee Ave treated for elbow injuries and dismissed. His auto driven by Dennis Longworth 19 of 4262 S Dixie Highway hit a light standard after the axle broke on S Verity Parkway north of 14th Avenue at 440 pm. Damage $1400. Other accidents included Ebb Gibbs 69 of 416 Charles St John F Baxter 44 of 616 Auburn St and Ruth Agnew of 612 The Alameda at Charles Street and Flemming Road 415 pm causing $600 damage. Mrs Agnew cited for assured clear distance. Robert E Munger 38 of Hoansdale Pa and Tony M Creast 53 of 2012 Brell Drive at S Verity Parkway and First Avenue 1020 pm causing $195 damage. Munger charged with changing lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhamel
Sutphin Street
Woodlawn Avenue
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Lou Rossi Jr
McGee Ave
Dennis Longworth
S. Dixie Highway
S. Verity Parkway
14Th Avenue
Ebb Gibbs
Charles St
John F. Baxter
Auburn St
Ruth Agnew
Alameda
Charles Street
Flemming Road
Mrs. Agnew
Robert E. Munger
Hoansdale
Tony M. Creast
Brell Drive
First Avenue
Munger
Ist National Opens Trust Quarters
Edward W. Barker hosted area attorneys for the opening of the First National Bank trust quarters on the third floor. The remodeled space features a reception room two private offices a conference room and work space for staff with a colonial Williams purg decor. Public viewing is scheduled Monday and Tuesday from 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Barker
First National Bank
Trust Quarters
Bank
Brown's Run Country Club
Robert Forster
Jack O'Neill
Trust
Ohio Farmer Among National Plowing Award Winners
Raymond Poos of Eaton Rt 4 and three other Ohio farmers were named among 14 national champions at the National Plowing Matches in Jefferson Iowa. They received engraved desk sets from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and scrolls signed by Vice President Hubert H Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Poos
Eaton Rt. 4
Ohio
Jefferson
Iowa
Poos
Lawrence Goettemoeller
St. Henry
Duane Mootz
Hillsboro
Robert Griesser
Springfield
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Detective Barrett Injured in Self Inflicted Shooting
Det. Douglas Barrett, 55, of 4423 Roosevelt Ave, remained in critical condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a Sunday self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. He is listed in critical condition this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Barrett
Roosevelt Ave
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Springboro Boy Struck by Auto Near School
Seven year old Steven Thiel was treated at Middletown Hospital for abrasions after being struck by an auto driven by Robert C. Boltz on West Central Avenue near the Springboro school around 8 30 a.m. An eyewitness said the boy briefly stood on the curb before darting into the street. Police recorded nine foot skid marks and issued no citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Steven Thiel
Joseph Thiel
Fairway Drive
Middletown Hospital
W. Central Avenue
Rt. 73
Robert C. Boltz
Red Lion Road
Franklin
Boltz
Rhodes Announces Ohio Traffic Center and Steel Mill Expansion
Gov James A Rhodes unveiled a 25 million transportation research center to be built by Ohio State University on a 5000 acre site along U S 33 between Marysville and Bellefontaine. The center aims to be the world’s largest and will test hardware for drivers vehicles and roadways. Pollak Steel Co will expand Marion facilities with an electric furnace and a three strand continuous casting unit, completed in about 16 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Research Center
Marion
Rhodes
Ohio State University
U. S. 33
Marysville
Bellefontaine
David Pollak
Pollak Steel Co
Cincinnati
Pollak
Ohio
State Highway Department
Car Hit By Train Injures 18YearOld In Hamilton
An 18 year old Hamilton youth, Steven Fisher, was treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital after his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train on Wehr Road just north of Route 127. He suffered knee and chest injuries and was awaiting X ray results. Patrol says the driver heard no signal due to high grass and kept windows up with heater on. The 119 car train was moving about 20 mph and pushed the car about 100 feet.
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Itamilton
Hamilton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Wehr Road
Rt. 127
Steven Fisher
Wehr Rd
Fisher
Wehr
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Fatal Reily Road Crash
A second degree manslaughter charge was filed against Richard E. Stanbrough, 19, Connersville Ind, by sheriff's deputies. He was the driver whose car left the road and overturned on Peoria Reily Road west of Reily, killing James Isaacs 18 Brookville Ind. Isaacs died Sunday morning at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Deputy Charles Thomas filed the charge in Butler County Area One Court in Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sheriff's
Richard E. Stanbrough
Connersville
Ind
Stanbrough
James 8B
Isaacs
Brookville
Peoria - Reily
Reily
Fort Hamilton
Charles Thomas
Butler County
Oxford
Hot Asphalt Burns Man at Logan Long Co Plant
Mariel Baker, 48, of 6 Brown Street, is listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after a drum of hot asphalt toppled outside the Logan Long Co plant at 3 10 p m yesterday. He jumped to avoid the spill and landed on both arms, suffering burns.
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Franklin — Mariel Baker
Brown St
Middletown Hospital
Logan Long Co
Baker
Two-Car Collision Injures Two in Middletown
Charles Caldwell 16 of Germantown and Daniel Bailey 19 were in a two car crash on Yankee Road south of Middletown. Both treated for minor injuries at Middletown Hospital. Bailey sustained forehead lacerations and a passenger Willard Napier 21 from Vine Street had forehead abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
Middletown
Bailey
Willard Napier
Vine Street
Reams Outlines Plan to Curb Ohio Street Carnage
Democratic governor hopeful Senator Frazier Reams Jr. proposed a nine point program to reduce highway fatalities in Ohio. The plan includes a $1,200 pay raise for state patrol, stricter driver exams, state auto inspections, removal of chronic bad drivers, uniform signs and signals, and compulsory tests for suspected drunk drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Highway Patrol
James A. Rhodes
Benetton
Frazier Reams Jr
Reams
Michigan
Indiana
New York
California
Ambulance Driver Learns Fiancee Dead in Ohio Crash
An Austintown ambulance driver, a Pennsylvania funeral home worker, heads to the scene after a triple fatal crash on Ohio 18 near Austintown. His fiancée Gerald Rhoades, 22, and Peggy Wiesen, 18, of Diamond Portage County, were among the deceased. Wiesen was eastbound in a car that collided head on with a westbound vehicle during an attempted passing maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Highway Patrol
Patrolman Faces Monotony as Tipsy Suspects Are Apprehended
Hamilton veteran officer Clarence Gatliff caught Jimmy Wayne Tipton, 28, inside Thelma's Beauty Salon in Hamilton. The day before, Earl Douglas Tipton, 25, was found inside Brenneman's Cafe. The Tintons are not related, police say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Clarence Gatliff
Jimmy Wayne Tipton
East Ave
Thelma
Sycamore St
Brenneman
S. Erie Blvd
Earl Douglas Tipton
W. Erie Blvd
Rhodes Busy In Re Election Campaigning
James A. Rhodes kept a full schedule in his re election drive with a 12 hour swing through four southern Ohio counties. He labeled jobs as the most forceful issue. The Republican caravan begins statewide Monday with three candidates joining the governor: State Auditor Roger Cloud Ohio Supreme Court Justices Louis J. Schneider Jr. and Paul W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Roger Cloud i
Ohio Supreme Court
Louis J. Schneider Jr
Paul W. Brown
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Armco
Terminix
Butler Co
Nya
Lee
Ravulinx
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Ina
AEIF
S. Sutphin Street
Ronald E. Duhamel
Goldman Ave
Denny Lumber
Grimes Street
Ist National Opens Trust Quarters
Eaton Plower
Columbus, Ohio
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Charles David Caldwell
Arch St
Germantown
Daniel Bailey
Seneca St
Woodside
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Sundeys
Motorola
Melampy
Res
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