Deaths And Funerals in Hamilton and area
Mrs Carrie Edmonds 79 of Long St died in Mercy Hospital yesterday. Funeral services at Colligan Funeral 2 pm tomorrow. Survived by three sons, two brothers, 14 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Also listed are Magdalene Wind 77 Nellie Trefonas 86 Charles Hubbard 77 Nabott Hatton 85 Jesse Carter 72 with service times and churches in Hamilton area.
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Carrie Edmonds
Colligan
Long St
Mercy Hospital
Ernest Phillips
Middletown
Eldon Philips
Hamilton
Leslie Edmonds
George
William Garner
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Magdalene Wind
Campbell Drive
St. Mary's Church
Nellie Trefonas
Lions Club Peace Essay Contest Opens for Youth Entry
Lions Club sponsors an international peace essay contest for youths ages 14 to 18. The program marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Lone Crotion organization with broad participation and regional coordination through Lions clubs worldwide.
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Lions Club
International Peace
Clubs Lions. International
Conecration
Ren Lone Crotion
Withdrawal From Asia Outlined Peace Essays Prize
Essay contest launches with first prize a $25,000 educational grant for top writer. Local winners get $1,000 and travel to Chicago for Lions Clubs convention in July 1967. Entries due Dec. 10 from Lions Clubs in 132 nations.
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Chicago
Lions Clubs of the World
Lions Clubs
Senate to take up House anti inflation bill today
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield signals a House passed bill to curb competition for deposits. The Banking Committee approved the measure with a year long powers for the Home Loan Bank Board to set maximum rates and for the Fed and FDIC to set limits by deposit class.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
Police Briefs Reported DUI Arrest and Bar Fight
Victor Gilbert of 3401 Moyer Road Franklin was arrested at Young Street and Fairmount Avenue at 11 45 p m yesterday on a driving while intoxicated charge. Mary Hole, 39, of 105 Burton Road and Charles Arnett, 36, of 7081 Germantown Road, sustained minor cuts from a thrown glass during an argument at the Old Crow Bar 1915 Central Ave at 1 am today.
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Victor Gilbert
Moyer Road
Franklin
Young Street
Fairmount Avenue
Mary Hole
Burton Road
Charles Arnett
Germantown Road
Old Crow Bar
Central Ave
Lions district essay contest opens to youth entrants
Lions District 13 of Ohio with 35 clubs invites youths from Middletown Monroe Madison Trenton Franklin Carlisle Hunter Germantown Springboro Jacksonburg Waynesville and Lebanon to compete at district and geographic division levels. World winner earns transport to Chicago and must present essay before an international convention.
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Chicago
Lions District 13
Ohio
Middletown
Monroe
Madison
Trenton
Franklin
Carlisle
Hunter
Germantown
Springboro
Jacksonburg
Waynesville
Lebanon
Man’s Arm Caught In Cornpicker
A Germantown farmer Harold Helsinger, 47, was hospitalized at Middletown with injuries to his left arm after his arm was caught in a corn picker during operation on his farm. His father was present. no further details available.
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Germantown
Middletown Hospital
Harold Helsinger
Germantown Rt. 2
Helsinger
Bethany Man Hurt In Crash Near Princeton and Cincinnati Roads
John Robert Fuller, 60, of Bethany, was treated at Middletown Hospital for head lacerations and possible shoulder and chest injuries after a two car crash at Princeton and Cincinnati Day Road. Deputies said Fuller stopped at a stop sign on Princeton and pulled into the path of a northbound car driven by Robert E. Creager, 39, of Loveland, on Cincinnati Dayton Road.
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John Robert Fuller
Cincinnati - Dayton
Bethany
Middletown Hospital
Princeton
Cincinnati
Dayton
Fuller
Robert E. Creager
Loveland
Cincinnati- Dayton
Gertrude Berg Dies at 66 From Heart Ailment in New York
New York actress Gertrude Berg known for Molly Goldberg on radio and TV died at Doctor's Hospital after a summer tour. Born in Harlem she rose from a failed early show to national fame with Molly Goldberg whose warmth defined her career. Funeral services postponed until after the Jewish New Year with burial planned in Fleischmanns, New York.
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New York
Gertrude Berg
Molly Goldberg
America
Doctor’s Hospital
Harlem
Miss Berg
Effie and
Laurra
Amos
Andy
National Broadcasting Company
Mrs
Goldberg
Gertrude
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Asia
Karl Pandorf
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Congress
Karl W. Pan
Marcos
Maineville
Othy
Ronald
Karl
Japan
Col'cal Lions Clubs
Columbus
Lective Security
Virme Street
Oinership
Florida
U.S
Okinawa
Formosa
U.S. 7Th Fleet
United States
Communist
China
Soviet Union
iChina
ALA Ea
Habley
Strappy
Woodside
Ae Koninier, Ee
Sundeys
Molly
Mrs. Goldberg
Sir Cedric ‘Hardwicke
Imama
Doctor
Sir Cedric
Dan
Motorola
Melampy
Freeman's
Agiow
Tiffany
Central
Broad ST
Miss Gentry Shop
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