Deaths And Funesl Timothy Colwell in Anaheim California
Timothy Colwell aged 21 of Anaheim California formerly of Middletown died at 6 am yesterday in Anaheim He was born in Dayton and lived with his mother Georgia Spicer at 1605 Bernice Ave Survived by his father Hubert Colwell of Dayton a brother Marcus a sister Sheila and his maternal grandmother Ada Hampton of Whitesburg Kentucky Arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leisler Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 pm
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Timothy Colwell
Anaheim
Calif
Middletown
Mr. Colwell
Dayton
Georgia Spicer
Bernice Ave
Hubert Colwell
Marcus
Sheila
Ada Hampton
Whitesburg
McCoy-Leisler
Middletown Man Harry Kash Dies at 66
Harry Clayton Kash 66 of 2402 Queen Ave. died 2:13 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Sept. 17. He worked at Armco Steel Corp. from 1923 to 1966 as a turn foreman in west processing annealist section. Born in Morgan County Kentucky he lived in Middletown since 1923. Survived by wife Elva and sister Irene Dalton. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Howard. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Harry Clayton Kash
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
Kash
Armco Steel Corp
Morgan County
Middletown
Elva
Irene Dalton
McCoy- Leffier
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Otey Mitchell Dies in Vincennes at 77
Mrs Otey Mitchell 77 died 10 30 p m yesterday at Mt Pleasant Home Monroe where she had lived since 1961 Born Bellefontaine and formerly of Toledo widow of Rev Fred Mitchell Surviving two brothers James and Ralph Randall Dayton, and one grandchild Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Vincennes Indiana Presbyterian Church Burial in Vincennes Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Otey Mitchell
Mt. Pleasant Home
Monroe
Mrs Ganner Williams 74 dies at home in Franklin area
Mrs. Ganner Williams 74 of 1128 Grove Street died Tuesday at her residence. She leaves husband Nathan, three daughters Rosa Robinson Ossie Johnson and Minnie Green, two brothers Grady Harvey Henry Edgerton, 18 great grandchildren and 2 grandchildren. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday New Era Baptist Church with Rev. S S Cousin officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Friday Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel.
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Ganner Williams
Grove St
Nathan
Rosa Robinson
Ossie Johnson
Franklin
Minnie Green
Akron
Grady Harvey
Henry Edgerton
North, Carolina
Williams
New Era Baptist Church
Services for Mary Banks Held at Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs. Mary Banks 60 of 814 Union Road dies Tuesday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. Wendell Butt officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Mary Banks
Union Road
Eaton Funeral Home
Wendell Butt
Woodhill Cemetery
Mrs Juanita Marshall obituary service and viewings
Mrs Edie Marshall 49 of Cincinnati formerly of Franklin will lie in state at Oswald Funeral Home in Lebanon tonight and at Anglesby Funeral Home tomorrow. A 2 p.m. Saturday service at Anglesby follows her death Tuesday at Drake Memorial Hospital Cincinnati with burial in Woodhill Cemetery
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Franklin
Juanita
Edie) Marshall
Cincinnati
Anglesby Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Oswald
Lebanon
Marshall
Drake Memorial Hospital
Ky Reaches Paris for Vietnam Peace Talks
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky arrived in Paris to join Vietnam peace talks before traveling to Washington to address a March for Victory rally on October 3.
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Paris
Nguyen Cao Ky
Washington
Marvin Warner Named Trustee At Miami U
OXFORD Marvin Warner named to Miami University board replacing Lloyd O'Hara. Warner, Cincinnati businessman, heads Marvin Warner Co. and Wabash Corp. Home Savings. has law degrees from Alabama and George Washington Univ. He served with the U S delegation to the United Nations in 1968 and sits on SBA advisory council. He is active in Jewish community organizations and hospitals.
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Oxford
Marvin Warner
Cincinnatijof
Miami University
Warner
James A. Rhodes
Lloyd O'Hara
Dayton
Marvin Warner Co
Wabash Corp. Home Savings Association
Wabash Fire & Casualty Co
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama University
George Washington University
U.S
United Nations
Small Business Administration
Rockdale Temple
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jewish Community Center
Jewish and
Drake Hospitals
Two Ohio Death Row Inmates Lose Stays
Ohio Supreme Court refused to issue stays for two condemned men. Ellis Vails of Cincinnati, 42, awaits execution Oct 5 for the 1968 shotgun slayings of Beatrice Thomas and Maria Simpson. James Bryson of Miamisburg, 25, to be executed Oct 19 for the tavern owner Catherine Callahan’s murder. Both may seek U.S. Supreme Court review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ellis Vails
Cincinnati
James Garrett Bryson
Miamisourg
Vails
Beatrice Thomas
Maria Simpson
U.S. Supreme Court
Bryson
Catherine Callahan
Miamisburg
Warren Co Shares In Sewer Loan
The Union Water and Sewer Commission approved a 3.7 million loan to Hamilton and Warren counties to install sanitary sewers across both counties. The project, part of a 5.9 million total, serves about 2,200 acres, 467 parcels, via 52 miles of trunk lines tied into the Greater Cincinnati system.
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Hamilton
Warren
Unio Water and Sewer Commission
Polk Run
Metropolitan Sewer District
Greater
Cincinnati
Warren County
Art Easton
Greater Cincinnati
Neighbor Recovers Silverware Stolen from Nearby Home
Police credited Jerry Frechette of 4106 Central Ave with recovering silverware stolen from neighbor Charles Barrett at 4108 Central after seeing an intruder leave the home. Frechette chased the suspect, who dropped a sack of silverware near a fence. Another break-in on Flemming Road saw Vivian Doggett report $83 missing.
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Central Avenue
Jerry Frechette
Central Ave
Charles Barrett
Central
Frechette
Barrett
Vivian Doggett
1716
Flemming Road
Hayden Stone Office Here Not Affected
The Cincinnati office of CBWL Hayden Stone Inc will close but the Middletown branch remains active reporting to New York. The merger, completed about two weeks ago, involved 28 Hayden Stone offices including Cincinnati and Middletown and saw 18 other offices sold to Walston & Co.
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Cbwl-Hayden, Stone, Inc
Cincinnati
Middletown
Sylvester Shetter
New York
Hayden Stone and Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt
Westheimer Brothers, Vercoe & Co
Columbus
Hayden Stone
Walston & Co
Mount Named As Dean At Ohio State University
Joan T. Mount, vice president for student affairs at Ohio State University, is promoted to vice president for regional campuses and dean of University College. President Novice G. Fawcett says the new cabinet post reflects growing importance of University College and regional campuses.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joan T. Mount
Ohio State University
University College
Novice G. Fawcett
Senate OKs 4 Billion Housing Bill Aimed at Poor Families
The Senate passed a 4 billion housing bill delivering urban renewal help, public housing subsidies, FHA loan relaxations, and mass transit debt support plus a new towns corporation. It lowers FHA down payments and removes the 6 percent interest ceiling while earmarking billions for Model Cities, open space grants, and inner-city burglary insurance access. The measure now proceeds to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Banking Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rhodes Names Judge Leach to Ohio Supreme Court
Gov James A Rhodes named Robert E Leach to the Ohio Supreme Court succeeding Justice John M Matthias who retires. Leach of the 10th District Court of Appeals has served since Matthias fell ill and was acting since February. He was Franklin County Common Pleas judge 1954 1969 and Ohio State Law 1935 graduate. Appointment effective Sept 26.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Robert E. Leach
Ohio Supreme Court
John M. Matthias
Leach
10Th District Court of Appeals
Matthias
Rhodes
John M. McElroy
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio State University
Carter Wins Georgia Governor Runoff in Decisive Victory
ATLANTA AP Jim Carter defeated ex Governor Carl Sanders in the Georgia Democratic runoff for governor, capturing 59.1 percent of 1,950 precincts reported. Carter, a Plains peanut farmer businessman, will face Republican Hal Suit in the November election. Sanders pledged support. Andrew Young won the 5th District nomination and Dawson Mathis the 2nd District. Young faces Fletcher Thompson in November.
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Atlanta, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Carter
Sanders
Tiny Plains
South Georgia
Hal Suit
Port
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Wyman C. Lowe
Dawson Mathis
Albany
Harry Wingate
Young
Martin Luther King Jr
Fletcher Thompson
Mathis
Zanesville Player Dies After Lightning Strike
Zanesville High School football player Lee Vinsel, aged 17, died at Good Samaritan Hospital after being struck by lightning while walking off the practice field.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Lee Vinsel
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
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