Miami Sets Stage For Big Enrollment Record
Oxford preliminaries for a new school year at Miami University point to an enrollment near 6,400 students. Faculty meet Wednesday for the University Senate to hear President John D. Millett’s State of the University message. A president’s reception follows at Lewis Place. About 300 freshmen who missed earlier sessions prepare to start, with over 2,000 more arriving Sunday. Millett addresses parents and new students at Withrow Court on Sunday.
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Oxford
Missami University
Miami
John D. Millett
Lewis Place
Millett
Deaths And Funerals for Tammy Burkhardt Infant
Services for Tammy Burkhardt infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Burkhardt 1809 Woodlawn Ave held at 3 pm at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home with Rev John W Sullivan officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery The child died at 815 am yesterday nine hours after birth Surviving are parents a brother Anthony Lloyd paternal grandparents Isaac Burkhardt Middletown maternal grandparents Susan Johnson of Middletown and Carl Lockart of Dayton
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Millard Burkhardt
Woodlawn Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
John W. Sullivan
Fairview Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Anthony Lloyd
Isaac Burkhardt
Middletown
Susan Johnson
Midletown
Carl Lockart
Dayton
Perry
Warren
Germantown
Alma
Edward
Gratis
Harold
Norwalk
Calif
Josephine. Powers
Fairborn
Will
Martin
Garrett
Ind
Bertha Huffmann
Miamisburg
John Arpp
Paul Berkenstock
Mrs Pauline Hamblin Services to Be Held in Hamilton
Funeral services for Mrs Pauline H Hamblin 6 of 10 Parker Dr Springboro will be at 8 30 a m tomorrow at Colligan Funeral Home Hamilton Burial at Woodside Cemetery. She died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after surgery Survived by husband Clayton three sons Michael Patrick Ernest Schick all in Hamilton five daughters Thelma Picken Margaret Brafford Mary Jackson Emily Zimmer and Pauline Armbrust of Fla a brother Joseph D Flynn of Greenfield 22 grandchildren seven great grandchildren
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Parker Dr
Springboro
Colligan
Hamilton
Woodside
Hamblin
Mercy Hospital
Middletown
Holy Trinity School
Clayton
Michael
Patrick
Ernest Schick
Thelma Picken
Margaret Brafford
Mary Jackson
Emily Zimmer
Pauline Armbrust
Hialeah
Fla
Joseph D. Flynn
Greenfield
Baltimore Pioneer John W. Roshon Dies After Illness
John W. Roshon 72 died at 3 07 a m at his Baltimore Ohio home after a six month illness. He owned the Baltimore concrete block works and later a concrete products business and served six years as Baltimore streets superintendent. Survived by wife Maude five daughters including Mrs. Fisher of Middletown a son John Wesley Jr of Columbus a sister a brother 22 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services 3 p m Sunday at A E Johnson Memorial Home Baltimore burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow at the memorial home.
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John Wesley Roshon
Baltimore
Ohio
Hirschbach Twins Stillborn In Red Lion
Marlene and Darlene Hirschbach infant daughters of Mr and Mrs Carl Hirschbach Red Lion were stillborn at Middletown Hospital Wednesday. Survived by parents a brother Carl Lee grandparents Mrs Leo Izor Springboro and Mr Mrs Stanley Hirschbach Red Lion Graveside service 2 p m tomorrow Springboro Cemetery officiated by Rev Eugene Purdy Arrangements by Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Carl Hirschbach
Red Lion
Middletown Hospital
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Leo Izor
Springboro
Stanley Hirschbach
Eugene Purdy
Anglesby
Mrs Clara Wollam dies in Oregon visit
Mrs Clara Wollam Wollam of Pasadena formerly of West Elkton died yesterday at her daughter Betty Bryant’s home in Portland Oregon where she was visiting. Survived by husband Rev Edgar Wollam and daughter services set for 2 p m Saturday at West Elkton Friends Church with Rev Wollam officiating burial in Fairmound Cemetery arrangements by Inman Funeral Home.
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West Elkton
Clar Talbert Wollam
Pasadena
Calif
Betty Bryant
Portland
Ore
Fairmound Cemetery
Inman Funeral Home
YMCA to Start Winter Program This Monday
Don Hardesty, physical director, said the full scale fall and winter recreation and instruction program will start Monday at the YMCA. The summer schedule will continue through this week and final editions of swim classes including minnows fish flying fish shark and advanced swim will wind up today.
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YMCA
Don Hardesty
Funeral notices for three residents listed
Albert L. Smith aged 61 of 1718 Greenwood Ave. has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Klaus Funeral Home. William Edward Davis aged 60 of 1149 Parrish Ave. has services at 10 a.m. Monday at Webb Funeral Home. James R. Risinger aged 63 of 624 Caldwell St. has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Colligan Funeral Home.
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Albert L. Smith
Greenwood Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
William Edward Davis
Parrish Ave
Webb Funeral Home
James R. Risinger
Caldwell St
Colligan Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
In Seattle Dr. Simeon T. Cantril 50 expert on atomic radiation and wartime Manhattan Project aide died after a heart attack. In New York Vera Taylor Corbett widow of Jim Corbett died in her 80s. In Stockton Francis T. Cronin 49 former Labor Department budget director died after years of illness. In Syracuse Joseph Rensin 52 Herald Journal photographer died of a heart attack while photographing Governor Rockefeller at the state fair.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Simeon T. Cantril
New York
Vera Taylor Corbett
Jim” Corbett
Stockton
Calif
Francis T. Cronin
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Syracuse
N.Y
Joseph Rensin
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ten Registrants Enter Service From Local Draft Board
Ten registrants left Wednesday morning for Ft. Thomas Kentucky to join the armed forces. Local draftees include Donald Davies Richard Beebe Dale Brandenburg David Henricks and Ernest Wells. The others are Gerald Amos Bobby Simmons Dwight Jones and David Higham. Illinois PTAs report 618 422 members.
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Ft. Thomas
Donald Andrew Davies
Fleming Rd
Richard James Beebe
Loretta Dr
Dale Brandenburg
N. Sutzhin St
David J. Henricks
Lamberton St
Ernest Wells
West Middletown
Gerald Amos
Hamilton-Eaton Rd
Hamilton
Bobby Simmons
Joe Ave
New Miami
Dwight Lee Jones
Todd Road
Oxford Rt
David Windsor Higham
E. Main St
Trotwood
Ohio president signs bill creating Yellowstone National Park
On March 1 1872 Ulysses S Grant signed legislation that established two million acres in northwest Wyoming and southwest Montana as Yellowstone National Park marking the first U S national park and protecting vast geysers and wildlife.
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Ohio
Ulysses S. Grant
Wyoming
Montana
Yelowstone National Park
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