Deaths And Funerals for Dewey Perkins
Services for Dewey F. Cy Perkins 73 formerly of Middletown will be at 3 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Dr C E Wintringham officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call today at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p m Perkins died Wednesday at his Sarasota home Burial will be in Butler County Memorial Park
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Dewey Perkins
Dewey F
Cy) Perkins
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Perkins
Sarasota
Butler County Memorial Park
Wallace Rites Set After Middletown Man Dies in Hospital
Harry Wallace 56 of 2518 Elmo Place died at Kettering Memorial Hospital at 4 30 a m after a week long heart surgery admission He worked 15 years as electrical technician for Monsanto Chemical Co in Miamisburg He was born in Pittsburgh and lived in Middletown 30 years Survived by wife Bernadette two sons Edward and William of Middletown a sister Claudia Wallace of Miami Fla and two randchildren Services 10 a m Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home led by Rev Robert McNamara
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Harry Wallace
Harry Lee Wallace
Elmo Place
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Wallace
Monsanto Chemical Co
Miamisburg
Pittsburgh
Middletown
Bernadette
Edward
William
Claudia Wallace
Miami
Fla
McCoy- Leffler Funeral
Robert McNamara
Former Morrow police official Marty York dies at 31
Marty York former assistant chief of police at Morrow died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a heart illness. He is survived by his wife Bessie a son Jeffery and three daughters Linda Shawnna and Robin all at home a sister Judy Schlake and his parents Dorsey and wife of Lebanon. Services set for 9 a m Saturday at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Funeral home hours listed as 4 tomorrow.
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Morrow
Morris
Marty) York
Pack St
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Bessie
Jeffery
Linda
Shawnna
Robin
Judy Schlake
Dorsey York
Lebanon
Obituary Notices for Mrs. Isa Hoehn and Mrs. Ruth Dungan
Mrs. Isa Hoehn, age 70, of 1163 St. Clair Avenue, will have services at 9 30 a m Friday per Webb. Mrs. Ruth Dungan, 57, of Fairfield, will have services today per Young.
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Isa Hoehn
St. Clair Ave
Webb
Ruth Dungan
Fairfield
Young
Soldier's Challenge Dismissed By Judge
NEW YORK AP A U S District Court judge dismissed Pfc. Malcolm A. Berk’s challenge to orders sending him to Vietnam ruling neither Johnson nor Nixon usurped the Constitution. Berk, 21, Queens, is in Vietnam. judge Orrin G Judd said Congress explicitly authorized armed forces use. The ruling cites a New York Bill of Rights limit on leaving the state for combat.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Pfc
Malcolm A. Berk
Queens
New York
Berk
Orrin G. Judd
Congress
United States
Judd
Four Car Crash Causes Damages Over Five Thousand
A four vehicle collision at Breiel Boulevard and Batsey Drive at 4 15 p m caused about 5716 in damages. Nancy Ward and Celine Whitman reported shoulder injuries. Gerald Whitman was cited for failure to yield. Other damages totaled 1030 with EMA Wideman and Janice Lawwill facing minor car damage. EUCLID NEAL suffered an arm injury in a three car crash on Central Avenue and Clinton Street. no citations were issued.
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Breiel Boulevard
Batsey Drive
Nancy Ward
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Celine Whitman
Union
N. J
Kathrine Sword
Atco Ave
Edmond H. Wideman
Janice Lawwill
Wilbraham Road
Whitman
Sword
Lawwill
Euclid Neal
West Elkton
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Neal
Central
Joanna Perry
Manhattan St
Lula Williams
Jefferson Road
Hamilton Brothers Face Death In Electric Chair
In Hamilton County Common Pleas Court two brothers Edward 20 and James 26 Wilson were found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Ernest Spaulding 41 during a pony keg robbery on Navy 28 1969. Judge William R. Matthews presided Edward pending sentencing no time set, James to be sentenced at 10 AM Monday.
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Hamilton Brothers
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Edward Wilson
William R. Matthews
James Wilson
William S. Mathews
Ernest Spaulding
Stanley Ave
Navy
Free Handball Class At YMCA For Members
YMCA invites members to a free handball class starting at 6 15 p m next Thursday. Youth director Al Shaffer will lead the session limited to eight participants. Call Bill Stein at 422 6394 to sign up.
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YMCA
al Shaffer
Bill Stein
Woman Cop To Aid In Extradition
Detective Jacklyn Flannery travels from Hamilton to Florida to aid in extraditing Kay Frances Meyer 33 of Deerfield Beach to Butler County Ohio. Meyer is charged with first degree murder in the slaying of her estranged husband Ralph Meyer who was shot three times at his Pisgah home. Authorities indicated the extradition would proceed by car later today.
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Hamilton
Jacklyn Flannery
Florida
Kay Frances Meyer
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Butler County
Ralph
Meyer
Pisgah
Harold J. Carpenter
Ohio
Richard J. Wessel
Harold May
Police Seek Higher Pay After City Talks Stall
Police negotiators pressed for a sizeable across the board raise and longevity pay after street workers won a 38 cent an hour increase this year and 15 cents next year. Patrolmen now earn 9250 a year mid career officers hope to top about 10500, as city officials schedule another meeting to review the offer.
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Dan Rothe
Russell Dwyer
Memorial Park seminar opens cemetery maintenance year
Butler County Memorial Park hosts an annual maintenance seminar by the Ohio Association of Cemeteries from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Maurice Lambroff, park trustee and president, says cemetery operation machinery will be demonstrated by Doebler Co, Schrock Hardware, George Woods Equipment, and others from Cincinnati and Texas.
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Butler County Memorial Park
Ohio Association of Cemeteries
Maurice Lambroff
Association
Trenton
Doebler Co
Schrock Hardware
George Woods Equipment Co
New Miami
Cincinnati
Texas
Senator Bayh says electoral reform vote will fail this week
Senate supporters of a direct presidential election concede they lack the 2/3 vote to end eight days of debate. Birch Bayh sponsors argue to resubmit after a possible week, while opponents warn reform could upend the two party system and alter the constitutional framework.
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Mike Manstieht
Monta
Bayh
Forced Off Road Incident In Middletown injures woman
A 28 year old Middletown woman Judy A Lykins was injured at 3 55 am when her northbound car was forced off the road by a southbound vehicle on S Main Street near Pinta Avenue. She was taken to Mic lletown Hospital with severe facial lacerations.
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Middletown
S. Main Street
Pinta Avenue
Butler County
Judy A. Lykins
Cleveland St
Mic+lletown Hospital
Oram Fisher
Robert Stewart
David R. Sons
Ottawa St
Ottawa Street
Waneta Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Linda R. Clay
Sheriff Seeks Help in Hunt for Park Gunman
Hamilton Butler County Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter asks local residents to aid in locating a white male 27 to 35, 150 pounds with sandy hair and a possible beard, described by a survivor after a shooting at a state roadside park south of Hamilton. A composite sketch from the FBI was released. contact the sheriff at Hamilton 894 4701. The victims were Miss Georgana Reiter 21 and Miss Melvira Vorbroker 27, shot after stopping for water on Ohio 128.
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Hamilton
Butler Couny
Harold J. Carpenter
Here
Georgana Reiter
Melvira Vorbroker
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Junior Miss Search Underway in Middletown Area
The Middletown Jaycees opened a slide program at Fenwick High School detailing last year’s local Junior Miss pageant. Additional programs are planned at Lemon Monroe Middletown High School and Edgewood High School with Madison Oxford still unscheduled. About 50 girls from six area high schools may enter, and preliminary judging will cut the field to 1 20 for the pageant.
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Middletown
Middletown Jaycees
Fenwick High School
Lemon-Monroe
Young blocks Scherer UN appointment in feud
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio said he has blocked Gordon Scherer from becoming an alternate delegate to the United Nations. The dispute centers on partisan clashes over U S policy and appointment power in Washington.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Gordon Scherer
United Nations
Ohio Senator objects to Scherer nomination in YMCA drive update
Ohio Senator George Young objects to Scherer's nomination, calling him unworthy and saying he would block the appointment. YMCA membership drive reports 28 percent progress after the first week with 652 new and renewed memberships and $98,705 raised at the auditorium. The drive aims for 2,600 memberships and $95,000, with two weeks left in the campaign.
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YMCA
Ohio Democrat
Scherer
L N
Dietzedge
Ohio
Young
U.N
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