Deaths And Funerals Dr Warren Dies Professor At Western
Dr William D Warren 63 head of Western College chemistry department died yesterday after a heart attack He will be buried at Oxford Cemetery with services at Memorial Presbyterian Church The Akron NY native attended Cornell Army service in WWI and taught at Western Cornell East Central State Ada Oklahoma and Cornell before leading the Western chemistry department Surviving are wife Marjorie daughter Dorothy Rinaldo Lexington Ohio and son Dwight Cleveland Ohio Also Mrs Cora Taylor 67 Oxford services at Shall Smith Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 p m.
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Manslaughter Charged In Fight Death
Paul G. Young bound over to Butler County grand jury on first degree manslaughter charges after a neighborhood argument led to Ward Denlinger’s death from head injuries. Denlinger, 25, of 1041 Fairview Ave, died after a fall on a sidewalk following Young’s alleged fist strike. Denlinger worked for Bonded Oil Co and is survived by wife Wanda and his parents. Funeral arrangements are pending at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis.
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Paul G. Young
Fairview Ave
Butler County Grand Jury
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Denlinger
Bonded Oil Co
Wanda
Harley S. Denlinger
Zimmerman
Gratis
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Gerald Hoffmann 34 a book illustrator and contributor to many periodicals died Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage. He staged two concerts using watering cans vacuum cleaners rifles foghorns and ping pong balls as instruments. Sir Matthew Smith 79 internationally known portrait artist died Tuesday in London.
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Patia Power Dies At 77 In Canterbury New Hampshire
Patia Power, 77, died Tuesday in Canterbury New Hampshire. A doctor cited double pneumonia with prior strokes and long invalid status. She never learned her son actor Tyrone Power died on November 15, 1958 in Spain while filming. Born in Indianapolis she lived in California and Ohio before moving to her daughter Anne Hardenbergh’s home.
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Nelson M Nelson funeral set at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills
Nelson 70 died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Good Samaritan Hospital following a stroke on Aug 23. Services for Donald M Nelson, former U S production chief in World War II and ex Sears executive, will be held Friday at 1 p m in the Church of the Hills Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow Lena Peters.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Tax Collections Drop 200 Million in 1959 Revenue Figures
Washington AP reports internal revenue collections for the year ended June 30 fell by 200 million from 1958. Total collections were 79.799 billion for the 1958-59 year. Ohio receipts for the two fiscal years ending June 30 1959 and 1958 were 5.047 billion and 5.356 billion respectively.
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Franklin City Water Works Damaged by Vandals
Franklin city water works property on Oxford Road and the city garage on 5 S. River Street suffered over $50 in damage Monday night. Patrolman Erby Worley cited smashed window panes and large footprints suggesting the vandals, with floodlights at the city garage also shot or broken per street supervisor Kenneth Koons.
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Builder Of First U S Dirigible Dies At 92
Frank L Fuhr, 92, claimed as the first builder and flier of a motor powered dirigible in the United States, died Tuesday night in Massillon nursing home. He first flew at the Coshocton County Fair on August 6, 1906, a flight of about half a mile. Fuhr, Mount Union College graduate, was a former automobile dealer.
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Skirmishes Rise in Laos as U.N. Panel Prepares
Reports from Vientiane describe clashes between pro Communist rebels and Laotian government forces. A U N fact finding mission plans a two day inspection through rugged northern Laos mountains.
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How to Stay Sweethearts
A scared employee tells his boss he will marry. The boss offers timeless advice he has followed for 36 years. An October Reader’s Digest piece notes a single reply to the wistful love question should never be used.
Middletown youths sent to Boys Industrial School
Three Middletown juveniles, ages 16, 16, and 13, had their probations revoked and were sentenced to the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster by Judge David Black of Butler County Domestic Relations Juvenile Court. They had stolen five automobiles across Indiana and Missouri before capture by Missouri police earlier this month.
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Lancaster
David Black
Butler County
Missouri
J. F Seibold
Middletown
Seibold
Brazil
Ind
Wadsworth Foundry ends 3 week strike with new pact
A three week strike at the Wadsworth Foundry Co. in Medina Ohio ended with a three year contract between the company and Local 10 International Molders and Foundry Workers Union. The deal includes a 25 cent an hour wage increase retroactive to Sept. 1 and covers about 145 workers.
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Wadsworth ‘Ohio’ Foundry Co
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union
Troop 88 Holds Largest Court of Honor to Date
Boy Scout Troop 88 sponsored by Aeronca Management Club celebrated its largest court of honor with 45 guests. Ricky Schlotter earned Life Scout, Mike Bessel Star Scout, plus silver moccasin medals for Schlotter and Stein. First and Second class ranks awarded to several scouts. A mock bomb attack drill trained scouts in contacting Civil Defense and giving first aid. The 2 1/2 year old troop expanded from 11 to 24 members.
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Mike Bessel
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Mike Bowling
Ricky Gustavson
Lorin Ackerman
Dennis Brown
Roger Hollenbaugh
Lawrence van Gilder
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Ackerman
Jim Bachus
Gustavson
Ralph Wright
Bessel
Une Lder
Jim Meeks
George Reynolds
Troop 88
All-White Raney School Closes in Little Rock
The all white Raney High School in Little Rock ends operations after raising 300000 in donations. The board voted to dissolve and will liquidate assets to fund white segregated schools as integration moves forward. About 850 students attended last year with 191 graduates.
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Raney High School
Little Rock
Orvald Faubus
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Pacific Ocean May Be Oldest While Atlantic Youngest
Some authorities argue the Pacific Ocean is the oldest and the Atlantic is the youngest. The claim reflects ongoing debates among scientists about plate tectonics and ocean formation.
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