Deaths and funerals include Gunckel and Heinrich cases
Miss Genevieve Gunckel 77 descendant of Middletown pioneers died at Logsdon Nursing Home after a cerebral hemorrhage. Graveside rites Friday 11 am Middletown Cemetery with Rev Irvin W Emmons officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Memorial Home in charge. John Otto Heinrich 67 died at Middletown Hospital after illness. services 2 pm Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed.
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Middletown Cemetery
Irvin W. Emmons
First Presbyterian Church
Marie Farmer Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Marie Farmer 56 a native of Middletown and former resident of Farmersville died at 3 05 a m today at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient.
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Marie Farmer
Middletown
Farmersville
Middletown Hospital
Services for Silas M Kelley Held at Riggs Funeral Home
Funeral services for Silas M. Kelley, 59, of 110 Carroll Street, will be held Thursday at 19 a.m. at the Riggs Funeral Home with Reverend Davie Gingerich officiating.
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Silas M. Kelley
Carrol St
Riggs Funeral Home
Davie Gingerich
Maud Store Robbery Report At Crossroads Store
Intruders broke into the Crossroads Store in Maud hauling away about 50 pounds of meat and assorted groceries including cigarettes eggs cheese and cakes for soap. Mail room entry damaged with piles of mail torn though no money was missing. A funeral will be held at Woodside Cemetery.
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Crossroads
Maud
Dave Boomershine
William T. Moreland services set in Paris and Middletown
Services for William T. Moreland 65 of 3126 Mohawk Street will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Paris Kentucky with a second service there. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving daughter is Mrs Billie Stephens of Middletown.
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William T. Moreland
Mohawk St
McCoy - Leffler
Henry Howerd
Paris
Moreland
Middletown Hospital
Billie Stephens
Middletown
Franklin-Leonard Co Ler dies of leukemia in Dayton
Franklin Leonard Coler 25 of 280 Ethel Ave Carl isle died of leukemia at 11 30 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton where he had been a patient two weeks He was a 12 year press operator for Delca Moraine in Dayton Survivors include wife Emma three daughters Emma Louise Karen Deborah at home his mother Mrs Zerta Fielde of Sergent Ky four brothers Pionas Harold William Jr all of Dayton Roy of Franklin and three sisters Mrs Martha Smith of Grovesport Ohio Mrs Vivian Cook of Clyde Ohio and Mrs Carol Preffit of Middletown Services 2 p m Friday at Eaton Funeral Home Rev P A Wolfinbarger Burial Woodhill Cemetery Funeral home Thursday 4 to 9 p m.
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Franklin
Leonard Coler
Ethel Ave
Carlisle
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Coler
Delca Moraine
Emma
Emma Louise
Karen
Deborah
Zerta Fielde
Sergent, Ky
Pionas
Harold
William Jr
Death notices for several Scranton area residents
Dr. Benjamin L. Duval a former pastor of First Methodist Church in Scranton died at his home. Services and burial will be in Scranton. George Kolb 100 of Oxford Route 2 and Raymond Baker 30 of 233 South C Street have services scheduled. Charles Landis 71 of New Miami and Mrs Abigayle Brown 72 of 613 South Fourth Street also listed with service times.
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Benjamin L. Duval
Scranton
iFirst Methodist Church
George Kolb
Oxford Rt
Webb
Raymond Baker
S. C .St
Charles Landis
New Miami
Klaus Weigel
Abigayle Brown
Fourth St
Pilgrim Baptists Church
Second Sheppard trial set for October in Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard’s second murder trial for Marilyn Sheppard is scheduled for October 18 in Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court. Judge Roy F. McMahon set the date but not the trial judge, citing objections to any judge running for re election. The defense and prosecution seek a change of venue.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Roy F. McMahon
Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court
Sheppard
John T. Corfile
Arrigan
Sec
McMahon
Marilyn
U. S. Supreme Court
Bay Village
Weinman
High Court
Ohio teachers shortage may be worst yet says state official
Ohio officials caution final figures on a potential record shortage will arrive in mid fall. State Superintendent Dr. Marin Essex notes August estimates of 1500 to 2000 needed teachers were provisional. Through Aug 1966 the state issued 59,527 standard certificates and 20,427 temporary ones as markets for teachers remained volatile.
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Ohio
Marin Essex
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Essex
Lukens for Congress Office Opens in Middletown
Mayor William Denham cut a ribbon to officially open the Lukens for Congress Committee headquarters at 911 Central Ave Middletown. The office will operate 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with Billie Haley in charge. Joan Meyers and Brack Little attended.
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Middletown
William Denham
Lukens For Congress Committee
Central Ave
Billie Haley
Ken Haley
Joan Meyers
Republican Women’s Club
Brack Little
GOP
Losses Totaled 825 in Three Auto Crashes
Police reported three separate crashes in Middletown with 825 dollars in damage. Evelyn Anders of 616 Granada Ave struck a parked car owned by Rocky Venture at 1224 Girard Ave. Thomas Youtsler of 2209 Tytus Ave faced assault? not clear. Barbara Collins of 307 Roslyn Drive collided with Richard Landis at 703 Curtis St. Landis faced no? back ing charge.
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Middletown
Evelyn Anders
Granada Ave
Rocky A. Ventry
Elwood St
Girard Ave
Thomas H. Youtsler
Tytus Ave
James E. King
Morgan St
Columbia Ave
Barbara Collins
Roslyn
Richard B. Landis
Central Ave
Curtis St
Landis
Police Briefs Report Losses and Theft Incidents
Gerald Blanton of 8941 Thomas Read reported a missing billfold with 120 dollars at 11 15 a m. A theft at 702 Charles St took 50 dollars in household items between midnight and 9 am. At 2606 Tytus Ave laundry, two washing machine coin boxes were pried open and the incident was reported at 8 am yesterday.
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Gerald Blanton
Thomas Read
James Martin
Charles St
Tytus Ave
Fire runs cause small damage and injuries on two streets
A Monday incident at 101 Crawford Street caused minor fire damage. At 4107 Lewis Street Lisa Lawson, age seven, became ill and was taken to Mid-Wetown Hospital where she was treated and released. The events occurred around 7 20 p.m.
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Crawford St
Au Ito
Lewis St
Lisa Lawson
Mid- Wetown Hospital
Two in Fair Condition at Middle Town Hospital
Two patients admitted as emergency cases yesterday remain in fair condition at Middle Town Hospital today. Charles Alfrey, 74, of 1003 Baltimore St., arrived with chest pains, and V Lulia Sandlin, 73, of 1516 Sherman Ave., was admitted with abdominal pains.
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Middletown Hospital
Charles Alfrey
Baltimore St
Monroe St
Lulia Sandlin
L. Olinger
Sherman Ave
Furnace
Bus Distributors Challenge Ohio School Bus Plan
Bus distributors warned that districts joining Ohio’s centralized school bus buying plan would face costs offsetting potential savings. Testimony at the State Board of Education cited possible higher charges for repairs and parts and loss of trade-in value on worn buses, with the plan currently an emergency measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Ohio Department of Education
Hanford Combs
Hamilton Woman Acquitted in Double Fatal Traffic Case
Mildred Woods of 171 Hanover Street, 44, was acquitted of second degree manslaughter in Butler County Common Pleas Court after a one hour jury verdict. The Feb 27 crash on N Third Street Extension killed Robert Goode, 19, of New Miami, and Will Jackson, 78, of Hamilton. Officers said Woods drove drunk and left of center. she testified she only recalls seeing headlights.
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Hamilton
Mildred Woods
Hanover St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
N. Third Street
Robert Goode
New Miami
Will Jackson
Garden Ave
Financing Approved For Monroe Sewers
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approve a resolution to issue 95000 in certificates of indebtedness from the Second National Bank of Hamilton to fund the county share of the Monroe West Sewer District Number One. Commissioner William Stitsinger moved adoption. approved by Gordon Augspurger and Arthur Reiff.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Second National Bank of
Monroe West
William Stitsinger
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Gordon to speak at Kiwanis noon meeting
Middletown High School head football coach Jack Gordon will address the Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn Thursday noon. He will discuss the Middies recent loss to Kettering Fairmont West. Harrison Zeiher is program chairman.
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Jack Gordon
Middletown High School
Kiwanis
Manchester Motor Inn
Middies
Kettering Fairmont West
Harrison Zeiher
Carlisle Kitchen Fire Causes $200 Loss
Firefighters report a kitchen fire at Edwin Wells 251 Walnut Ave causing about $200 in damage. Firemen were called at 11 45 a.m. Ventilating head and cabinets damaged and smoke effects noted. Cause remains undetermined.
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Carlisle
Franklin
Edwin Wells
Walnut Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Genevieve Gunckel
Logsdon
Mason Road
Miss Gunckel
New York City
Buffalo
N. Y
Ernest W. Gunckel
Clara Kate Barhitz Gunckel
Vail
Stephen Vail
Hugh Vail
Ida
Gunckel
Mary
Alice Hurwitz
Lydia
Mary Doty Dell
Farmer
Florida
Jo Ann Roell
Yankee Road
Columbia
Pearl Barrett
Violet Hummel
Carl
Charles Daniel
William Daniel
Wilmington
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
John Heinrich
John Otto Heinrich
Claredon Ave
Heinrich
Buckeye Brass & Iron Co
Ella
Mabel Wheelersburg
McDermott
Imogene Short
Barbara Pfeiffer
Kenneth Igo
Germany
McCoy. Leffler
Chris Neely
Mrs
DODDS
Woodside
Silas Kelley
Motorola
Melampy
Kelley
William Moreland
Leonard Collier
Texaco
Texaco Research
U. S
Carl A. ‘Weinman
Columbus, Ohio
Lukens
Monroe
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Richard Nixon
You
Pew
Maurice E. (Moe) Ridenour
Trenton
Middletown, Ohio
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