to THE JOURNAL HERALD Saturday, August 18, 1973 DAYTON, OHIO CELINA Whitridge Adams, 82, of RR 5, yesterday; services 2 p.m. Monday (Hogenkamp, Coldwater). GORDON-Mrs. Goldie M. Plotts, 82, of 509 East yesterday; services 2 p.m.
Monday (Kreitzer, Arcanum). GREENV B. Irwin, 89, formerly of 425 W. Main yesterday, Home; at the services Rest 10 Haven a.m. Monday (Miller).
GREENVILLE Mabel F. Shields, 69, of RR 2, Thursday: services 2 p.m. Monday (Miller). ITHACA-William C. Hemp, 80, of Ithaca, yesterday; serv- Dayton Deaths Valley Deaths tomorrow (Littleton, Sabina).
National Telethon II Sept. 15. Road, Mansfield. I suspects. because it was not needed.
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Harris, 74, of 620 Crawford Thursday; services 1 p.m. Monday (Oswald, Lebanon). SIDNEY-Anna L. Bernardi, 66, of 616 W. Michigan, Thursday; services 10 a.m.
Monday at Holy Angels Church (Cromes). -Martha E. Marshall, 93, of RR Thursday; services 1530. p.m. (Cromes).
ST. MARYS-Keith Hole, 18, of 240 N. Lynn Thursday; services 1:30 p.m. Monday (Yoder-Long Folk). -Bertha E.
Neargarder, 73, of 802 a st on yesterday; services 10 a.m. Monday at Holy Rosary Church (Yoder-Long Folk). WILMINGTON Ernest E. Burbage, 47, of 125 Sparta Thursday; services 1:30 p.m. County GOP chief opens law office Charles D.
Ross, Montgomery County Republican Party chairman, has established his own law office to specialize in land mortgages. Ross left the law firm Young Alexander the first week of August. He had been a partner in the for two years. He salary yesterday he will have more flexibility in an independent office. Earlier this year Ross withdrew his name from consideration for the Ohio Republican Party chairmanship, saying 1 he could not afford to accept the limited salary of the position.
Gilligan to head telethon in Ohio COLUMBUS (AP) Gov. John J. Gilligan will be Ohio's chairman for the Democratic Robbery motive in death, beating Robbery was listed as the motive yesterday by Montgomery County sheriff's detectives WSU appoints physics chairman Dr. Paul J. Wolfe, associate professor, has been appointed chairman of the physics Univer- ment at Wright State sity.
He had been serving as acting chairman for the last year. Wolfe a me to WSU in from Case Western Reserve University where he received B.S., M.S. and PH.D. degrees in He and his wife, Carolyn, and two children live in Mapleridge Drive in Fairborn. Wolfe son Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wolfe of Woodville in the Thursday night slaying of a Jefferson Twp. man and the beating of his wife. The victim, William Eyler, 76, was apparently bound with a pair of suspenders, beaten and strangled, and in his the wife couple's was home at 4330 Caylor Road at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, according to the Montgomery County Coroner's office.
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10 Saturday to 10 Rikes UD plans dormitory The University of Dayton will reopen its University Hall dormitory on the west campus this fall. The dormitory will be opened because the number of freshmen students entering the university this fall exceeds the projected 1,200, according to Joseph McLaughlin, director of information services. Also this year, the university is requiring sophom*ores to live in dormitories. All of the dormitories will be filled to capacity, McLaughlin said. University Hall is expected to accommodate 200 students.
The hall has been closed for a year East Dayton woman is stabbed to death An East Dayton woman was the cause of death as multiple her stab wounds. found stabbed to death in still Police are searching for home, yesterday, morning, Montgomery ac- suspects and a motive for the cording slaying. County Coroner's Office. The victim, Mrs. Eva Mitchell, 58, of 2131 E.
First was Data systems last children seen at alive 10:15 by her p.m. two Thursday director named night. Air Force Col. Herbert J. SusHer body was discovered in kin has been named director of bed at 8:30 a.m.
yesterday by a data systems at the Defense cleaning woman. Electronics Supply Center The coroner a determined (DESC). BULLOCK, Everett 79, of 532 Irving yesterday; services 10 a.m. Monday at St. Peter Church, Lexington, Ky.
(Meyer Boehmer, Dayton). EILERMAN, Mrs. Marguerite 66, of 263 Billwood Road, Thursday; services 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Helen Catholic Church (Meyer Boehmer).
EYLER, William 72, of 4330 Kayl lor Road, Thursday (Ullmer). FEIGER, Rolland 69, of 28 Aloha Drive, Moraine, Thursday; services 10:30 a.m. Monday at Faith Baptist Church (Swart, West Carrollton). HALL, Burley 80, of 2187 Milesburn Drive, yesterday (Ullmer). HOOPER, Mrs.
Callie 79, of 215 McDaniel yesterday; services 1 p.m. Monday (Meyer Boehmer). MARTIN, Willie 51, of 6729 Pyramid Thursday; services 1 p.m. Monday (Martin). MESS, Arthur G.
77, of 244 Schenck Oakwood, yesterday; services 10:15 a.m. Monday at Church of the Holy Angels (Meyer Boehmer). MITCHELL, Mrs. Eva Lee, 58, of 2131 E. First Thursday; services 1 p.m.
Monday (Hoyne, Third). PHILLIPS, Erma 73, of 249 Pointview Thursday) services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Findlay (Kirkpatrick, Findley.) REESE, Paul, of 420 Erbaugh Wednesday; services 1 p.m. Monday at the Wayman AME Church (Townsend-Jones, RICH, John 55, of 8 Grenfeld Place, Kettering, Thursday; services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Ascension Church (Tobias).
Deaths elsewhere WALTERS, Herbert Sanford "Hub," 81, former U.S. senator from Tennessee and Democratic party stalwart; in Knoxville. WELCH, Harry Foster, 74, voice of the movie and television cartoon character Popeye the Sailor; in Blowing Rock, N.C. STROUND, Clarence 66, early radio and television comedian and former vaudeville star; in Dallas. HESS, Walter Rudolph, 92, the Swiss physiologist who won the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1949; in Zurich.
Wee burglar won't be prosecuted MIAMI (UPI) Police decided not to proseucte a 7-yearold second grader who had burglarized 21 homes and spent his loot on ice cream and candy. The culprit who stole as much as $300 in valuables per home in the last six weeks was released to the custody of his grandmother. The grandmother spanked the youngster when she learned of his activities. Dade County detective Phil Cowart said the boy burst into tears when he was caught Thursday. "He knew it was wrong," said Cowart, who also has a 7-yearold son.
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