Death of Henry F. Bohne who ran Middletown greenhouse
Henry F. Bohne 53 owner of Bohne's Greenhouse died at Middletown Hospital after collapsing at home. An autopsy will determine cause. He operated the Grand Avenue nursery, decorated downtown Middletown at Christmas, served in WWI, and held VFW post leadership and multiple local organizations. Survived by wife Helen a son Henry T a daughter Cherie and extended family. Services Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Henry F. Bohne
Bohne
Middletown Hospital
Grand Ave
Middletown
Green House
Grand Avenue
Army Quartermaster Corps
Golden Helmet
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Optimist Club
Men's Horticulture, Society
Jefferson Lodge
F& AM Middletown Commandry
Prosser
OES
Palmetto, Fla
Kathryn Offenhauern
Palmetto
Joseph R. Baker& Sons
Hf. C. Grunewald
Woodside Cemetery
Billing machine error spurs West Ohio Gas billing uproar
Cleveland AP reports an electro mechanical billing error caused overcharges on about half the West of the East Ohio Gas Co bills this week. Wade E Short, East Ohio director of communications, said corrected letters and apologies were sent after customers complained. Billing crew worked overtime to correct the issue and explain the mistake to aggrieved customers at their homes.
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Cleveland
West of the East Ohio Gas Co
UAW Files New Charge Against Carey Plant
The United Auto Workers AFL CIO filed a second unfair labor practices charge with the NLRB against Philip Carey Manufacturing Co in Miami Cabinet division. C J Hyde assistant regional director said the letter to employees withdrew contract provisions and threatened reprisals if they did not return to work. The union seeks dissolution of a temporary restraining order issued by Judge Boll and a federal court hearing is set for Monday in Cincinnati.
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United Auto Workers
Aflcio
National Labor Relations Board
Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
Miami
C. J. Hyde
Hyde
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
Cincinnati
Ohio Court
Children Plan Nixon Parade by Wilson School group
Thirty children aged 7 to 11, supervised by Carolyn and Marilyn Crawford, plan a Nixon Parade starting from 120 Kensington St tomorrow at 10 AM. Helpers include Sally Anness, Carol LeRey, and Christina Caudill. parade assembly at 9:30 AM with salt box drums balloons flags and signs.
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Wilson School
Carolyn
Marilyn Crawford
Clifford Crawford
Kensington St
Nixon and
Lodge
Crawford Home
Sally Anness
Russell Anness
Central Ave
Carol LeRey
Gordon LeRoy
Hill Ave
Franklin
Christin Caudill
Rodney Caudill
William Craig Sr. dies at 66 in Hamilton
William Henry Craig Sr., 66, of 204 Carmen Ave., a native of Excello, died at Mercy Hospital at 1 30 am yesterday after being a patient since June 2. He worked as a welter for Hamilton Tool Co. before retiring in 1958 and was a World War I veteran. He belonged to St Pauls United Church of Christ. Survived by wife Dorothy, two sons William Jr. and Donald of Hamilton, daughter Frances C. Eigar of Hamilton, two brothers, three sisters, and seven grandchildren. Private services will be at Klaus Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Hamilton
William Henry Craig Sr
Carmen Ave
Excello
Mercy Hospital
Craig
Hamilton Tool Co
St. Paul’s United
Frances C. Eigar
Thornton
Elwood
Blanche Baxter
J. C. Shreve
Margaret Miller
Excelle
Klaus
Greenwood Cemetery
Services for J Ray Law at Oswald Funeral Home
J Ray Law, 82, of 6 S High St, Lebanon, will have services at Oswald Funeral Home at 2 p.m. tomorrow with cremation to follow. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Masonic services will be held.
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Lebanon
J. Ray Law
S. High St
Oswald
Archbishop to preside at funeral for Mrs Oberlander
Archbishop Karl J. Aller of Cincinnati will preside at a Solemn Requiem High Mass for Mrs Anna C. Oberlander 89 mother of Rev John C Oberlander pastor at St John’s Church. The service starts 10:30 a m Saturday at St John’s with Father Oberlander celebrant. Burial in Aliquippa Pa. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Karl J. Aller
Cincinnati
Anna C. Oberlander
John C. Oberlander
St. John's Church
St. John’s Church
Father Oberlander
Oberlander
Aliquippa
Schramm
Lebanon theater man dies after long service in community
Mr Law a Lebanon resident died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a life in theater and family business. He helped run Roxanna Canning Co and worked with his father in auto and carriage trades. A Mason and charter member of the Lebanon Literary Club he also served on the village council and belonged to the Chamber of Commerce First Baptist Church. Obituaries list Grover C. Murdock 76 Joseph G. Schneider Dwight Siegle Lenora Young Stephen Ruth William Mack with funeral details and church services forthcoming.
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Law
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Lebanon
Roxanna Canning Co
Lebanon Hkerary ‘Club
Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Grover C. Murdock
Seventh St
Campbell
Joseph G. Schneider
S. 13Th St
Colligan
Dwight Siegle
Eaton ‘Rd
Webb
Lenora Young
Sanders Dr
Klaus
Stephen Ruth
N. McKin‘rey Ave
St. Stephen
William Mack
Shuler Ave
Proeschel
Yom Kippur Begins Worldwide At Sundown Tonight
New York AP reports Yom Kippur starts at sundown tonight marking the Jewish Day of Atonement. The solemn holy day features Kol Nidre vows, fasting, devotions, and prayers of repentance concluding the High Holy Days after Rosh Hashana.
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New York
Franklin crash causes approximate damage on Fourth Street
Franklin police report a two car collision on E Fourth Street near Main involving Aaron R Doty 52 of 9 Skokiaan Drive and Richard McMahan 33 of Chautauqua. McMahan had just turned from Main and Doty was backing from the curb. Estimated property damage set at 350 dollars. No citations issued.
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Franklin
E. Fourth Street
Main
Aaron R. Doty
Skokiaan Drive
Richard McMahan
Chautauqua
McMahan
Fourth
Doty
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Carey
Nixon
William Craig Sr
Revolutionary Williamson Galaver
Illiamson
Spencer
Motorola
Spencers
Pencer
Bsan
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