Deaths And Funerals Mrs. K. Brinkmeyer
Katherine A. Brinkmeyer 98 formerly of 206 Monroe St died Saturday at Hillandale Nursing Home Hamilton where she had been a patient since May 1966 She was born in Newport Ky and belonged to First Baptist Church Philathea Class She was active in Salvation Army and Red Cross Her husband Henry Brinkmeyer former assistant chief of police died 1939 in an auto accident Surviving son Robert daughter Mrs Helen Ellison sister Mrs Elizabeth Martin Middletown two grandchildren and six great grandchildren Graveside services will be 11 am tomorrow at Woodside Cemetery with Dr J Walter Weber officiating Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home There will be no visitations Memorial contributions may go to First Baptist Church Middletown building funds funeral held tomorrow in St Petersburg Fla arrangements handled by Seminole Beach Memorial Home Mrs Paul died Saturday in Seminole Born in Carthage she was a realtor before moving from Middletown to Florida in 1961 The only immediate survivor is her husband Roscoe
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K. Brinkmeyer
Katherine A. Brinkmeyer
Monroe St
Hillandale Nursing Home
Hamilton
Brinkmeyer
Newport
First Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Henry Brinkmeyer
Robert
Helen Ellison
Hillandale
Elizabeth Martin
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
J. Walter Weber
McCoy-Leffler
St. Petersburg
Fla
Seminole Beach Memorial Home
Paul
Seminole
Carthage
Florida
Roscoe
Lee Taulbee 70 Dies in Ohio Hospital
Lee Taulbee 70 of Miamisburg formerly of 1331 Forest Ave died at 5 10 a m today at Miami Valley Hospital after a seven week illness He was born in Wolfe County Kentucky and earlier operated a Middletown grocery His wife Prudy died in 1967 Surviving are a son Alvin and a daughter Alma Frost two brothers Luther and Price and five grandchildren Services at 2 p m Wednesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Charles Rolph officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 p m and at the church Wednesday after 1 p m
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Lee Taulbee
Miamisburg
Forest Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Mr. Taulbee
Wolfe County
Middletown
Prudy
Alvin
Alma Frost
Luther
Price
Campton
Church of Later Day Saints of Jesus Christ
Charles Rolph
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Mrs Virginia Paul Services and burial announced
Services and burial are planned for Mrs Virginia Mae Paul 75 formerly of the area. Details on date time and location not available in the fragment.
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Virginia Paul
Virginia Mae Paul
Infant son of Franklin residents dies in Cincinnati
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roach of 714 KE. Second St. Franklin died at 4 p.m. yesterday at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati. Born Thursday, he is survived by parents two brothers Thomas and William Jr. and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean of Franklin. The service is 2 p.m. tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery with Dr. H S Gessner officiating. Friends may call at Eaton Funeral Home tomorrow after 1 p.m.
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Franklin
William Roach
Second St
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Thomas
William Jr
Robert Dean
Woodhill Cemetery
H.S. Gessner
Eaton Funeral Home
Funeral notices for Davis Schmutzler Presley
Mrs Florence Davis 79 of 1965 Jackson Road and Webby Raymona Schmutzler 65 of Fairfield have services today. Edgar Presley 67 of Reily has a service scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Florence Davis
Jackson Road
Webby
Raymona Schmutzler
Fairfield
Klaus-Weigel
Edgar Presley
Reily
Campbell
Queen's Champion Says Coast Guard Ship Unsafe
Sen. Marlow Cook charges the Coast Guard training vessel Eagle fails Safety at Sea Act standards due to a wood hull and hammocks. The Delta Queen exemption fight moves to a House Senate conference as critics mock riverboat nostalgia and note possible nonexemption still allows daytime river service.
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Queen’s Champion
Coast Guard Ship
Washington
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
U. S. Coast Guard
Congress
Cook
Senate
Coast Guard
Eagle
New London
Four injured in two city auto accidents on weekend
Police reported four people injured in two out of control crashes late Saturday and early Sunday on city streets. Harold Gilbert and Rick Bush among the injured, with Johnny Watson also hurt. Stephenson charged with driving while intoxicated after a second crash. Total damage listed at 6200.
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Middletown Journal
Harold E. Gilbert
Franklin-Trenton Road
Rick Bush
Moore St
Middletown Hospital
S. Broad Street
Johnny Earl Watson
Central Ave
Watson
Broad
Central Avenue
Charles R. Stephenson
Atco Ave
Stephenson
Charles Street
William L. Theiss
Charles St
Theiss
William J. Gibson
Henry Ave
Monsanto Speaker At Sertoma Club
Art Vollmer of Monsanto Chemical Corp will speak on Monsanto and the Environment at the Sertoma Club meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Art Vollmer
Monsanto Chemical Corp
Monsanto
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Registration Continues At Middletown Miami Campus
The Middletown Campus of Miami University will extend regular registration through Friday for both afternoon and evening sessions. After the first day, 1,950 students enrolled, and 190 courses remain open but fill quickly. Advisers will be on site today and tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday marks the last day for day class registration. Evening classes start at 4 p.m. today for current enrollees and day classes at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
T. Eugene Bennett
Veterans interview day draws 100 area employers
About 100 Cincinnati area employers will interview veterans seeking jobs on Wednesday. The event runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Reading Road Armory and is co sponsored by the American Legion Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and the Veterans Employment Service. The effort titled Operation Jobs for Veterans Ohio targets returning veterans, especially Vietnam veterans, with similar programs run nationwide. Veterans in the Middletown area are invited to attend in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Reading Road Armory
American Legion
Onio Bureau of Employment Services
Veterans Employment Service
Ohio
Middletown
Miami Names Successor To Gilson Wright
John H. Lowery Jr. succeeds Gilson Wright as Miami’s journalism teacher and campus newspaper adviser. Lowery, 14-year veteran of daily papers, broadcasting and teaching, comes from the University of Georgia School of Journalism where he taught 1964 67 and 1968 70. Wright retired last month after arriving in Miami in 1940.
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Oxford
John H. Lowery, Jr
Gilson Wright
Miami
Lowery
University of Georgia School of Journalism
Maimi
Wright
Georgia
Marietta Daily Journal
WBML
Macon
Savannah Evening Press
Atlanta Times
Buffalo
N.Y
Courier-Express
Lake City
Fla
University of Georgia
East Carolina University
Greenville
Rotary to Hear Council Chairman at Noon Meeting
The Citizens' Council on Human Relations chaired by David L. Smith will describe the group's current activities at the Rotary Club gathering noon tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Loan.
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Rotary
Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Loan
David L. Smith
Palme Accepts Blame in Setback as Sweden Votes
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme acknowledged a setback after Social Democrats lost their majority in the general election. The party captured 166 of 350 seats, while nonsocialist parties held 167 and the Communists 17. Palme said he would seek Communist support to govern, noting blame lies with party leadership. Hermansson of the Communist party stated they would not topple a socialist government and aimed to keep Sweden out of the European Common Market. Final tallies to be confirmed in about 10 days with 675,000 mailed ballots.
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Stockholm
Olof Palme
Social Democratic
Palme
Communist Party
C. H. Hermansson
Hermansson
Sweden
Swedish Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Woman gathers broad support for prayer bill in Congress
AKRON Ohio AP A Cuyahoga Falls woman says she has support from 222 congressmen to push a bill out of committee. The measure calls for voluntary non denominational prayer in public settings.
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Akron
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Somerville Widow Sues for 251830 in Fatal Accident Case
Mrs. Ben Ruhlin of Somerville leads a suit seeking 251830.20 in damages after her husband Jim Ruhlin died in a fogbound crash on U.S. 127 near Wayne Trace Road. The court action names Don S. Cisle Contractor Inc and Manford Smith of Hamilton over the fatal collision.
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Hamilton
Somerville
Seven Mile
Butler County Common Pleas
Bessie Mitchell
E. Church St
Don S
Cisle Contractor, Inc
Manford Smith
Heaton St
Jim
U.S. 127
Wayne Trace Road
Smith
Mitchell
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Toe
Washington
Morgan Guaranty Cuts Prime Rate to 7 Percent
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co, the fifth largest bank, cut its prime rate to 7 percent from 8. The move, effective immediately, makes it the first major New York bank to reduce its prime in recent weeks while other banks had already acted.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co
Philadelphia
Morgan Guaranty
Middletown Band Associates to Elect New Trustees at Dinner
Middletown High School Band Associates plan a covered-dish dinner tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in Central Elementary School cafeteria followed by a business meeting to elect three new board of trustees members. Pete Kalmus, president, will show films from this year's band camp at Camp Campbell Gard. The meeting welcomes marching, orchestra and symphonic band parents and families.
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Middletown High School Band Associates
Central
Camp Campbell Gard
Pete Kalmus
Associates
Man Held In Break In
A 31-year-old Kettering man, Patrick Alexander, is jailed in Warren County on a breaking and entering charge after a Saturday morning break in at a Franklin home on Franklin Clearcreek Road. Deputy Bill Reynolds stopped a red pickup near the Napier residence, spotting an alarmed home and a fleeing man. Alexander was taken into custody. another suspect remains at large. Sheriff Roy Wallace linked the truck to burglaries in Warren and Butler counties.
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Lebanon
Kettering
Warren County
Franklin
Patrick Alexander
Bill Reynolds
Floyd Napier
Franklin-Clearcreek Road
Reynolds
Pennyroyal Road
Franklin-Clearcreek
Napier
Alexander
Reynold
Roy Wallace
Warren
Butler County
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