46 THE JOURNAL HERALD Thursday, June 15, 1972 DAYTON, OHIO Man dies in house fire WEST MILTON Fire that Adams of 56 N. swept through a two-story house the living room here Tuesday night took the life of a man who remained in his guished a fire home while other members of the kitchen around his family escaped. Adams' wife and Firemen found Marion G. home, but he Main St. dead in to attempt to make a telephone after they extin- call.
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RD. TERVILLE Classified Ads Call 223-1515 Valley Deaths BROOKVILLE-MRS. Anna V. Stoner, 81, of RR2, Tuesday; funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at brookville Church of the Brethren (HOLP, New Lebanon).
EATON-Artie M. Turner, 88, of E. Main Tuesday; funeral 10 a.m. Saturday (Hoyne, E. Third Dayton).
EATON Glenn Burcham, 64, of 1411 Williams Parkway, yesterday; funeral 1:30 p.m., Saturday (Girton-Schmidt). O. Bennett, 77, of 615 S. Line Drive, Tuesday at Wilmington; funeral 1 p.m. Saturday (Oswald, Lebanon).
MASON-Mrs. Elizabeth Himes, 86, of 113 W. Church Monday; funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow (Oswald, Lebanon). Albert Dill, 89, of 108 Kings Mill Road, Tuesday at Dayton; funeral 10 a.m.
Saturday (Oswald, Lebanon). PIQUA-Mrs. Gussie Lee Boyer, 69, of 307 Broadway, Tuesday; funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow (Madison). PIQUA Rex M.
Denman, 73, of 439 Miami yesterday; funeral 10 a.m., tomorrow (Jamieson). WEST MILTON-Marion G. Adams, 58, of 56 N. Main Tuesday; funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow (Miller-Ream).
WILMINGTON-Mrs. Lucretia M. Buckley (Thatcher), 84, of 44 N. Mulberry Tuesday; funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow (Marsh).
Man killed as auto hits parked car A 24-year-old Dayton man was killed last night after the car in which he was riding struck a parked car in North Dayton. E. Tyree, of 35 McPhearson Street, died at 7:42 p.m. at Good Samaritan Hospital, the Montgomery County coroner reported. Tyree was a passenger in an auto driven by his cousin, Marshall Lee Tyree, 23, of 1627 Mack when the car struck a parked vehicle in front of 342 Troy the coroner said.
Marshall Lee Tyree was not injured, police said. Deaths Elsewhere PHILBIN, Philip 74, who served in the House of Representatives and former chairman of the House Armed Services Committee; in Bolton, Mass. STUMP, Felix 77, retired who was commander of a U.S. aircraft carrier task force in World War II and a former commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific; in Bethesda, Md.
MERGENTHALER. Herman 85, son of the inventor of the linotype which revolutionized printing; in Harrison, N.Y. I Sale Prices Dayton Deaths BANDY, Edward Bruce, 80, of 925 Linden yesterday; funeral 10 a.m., Saturday (Meyer Boehmer). BELL, Mrs. Lacie 79, of 40 E.
Helena Tuesday; funeral 1 p.m., Saturday at Bethel Baptist Church (Smith). BOGGS, Mrs. Martha 63, of 2119 Bellefontaine Tuesday; funeral 1:30 p.m., tomorrow (Hoyne, E. Third CREMEANS, Ralph 49, formerly of Fairborn, Tuesday at Flint, funeral 1 p.m., tomorrow (Burcham, Fairborn). DUNN, John.
44, of 120 S. Western Apt. Monday; funeral 1 p.m., tomorrow at Louisville, Ky. (McLin, Dayton). EASLEY, Robert, 65, of 60 N.
Decker yesterday; funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday (Bowman). FISHER, Frank 63, of 1217 Fairway Court, Miamisburg, yesterday; funeral 10:30 a.m., at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church (Harris). FREDERICK, Mrs. Katherine, 73, of 1528 Chapel terday; funeral 10:30 a.m.
tornorrow (Magetti). GILBERT, Finley Ross, three-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert of 253 Landmark Court, Fairborn, Tuesday; graveside services 10 a.m., tomorrow at Glen Haven Memorial Gardens (Morris Sons). HARRISON, Mrs.
Margaret, 55, of 1327 W. Stewart Tuesday; funeral 11 a.m., (Bowman). HATFIELD, Raymond 58, of 237 Pointview Tuesday; funeral 10:30 a.m., tomorrow at Pillar of Truth Church (Hoyne, Salem HOWELL, Thomas 54, of 1599 Beaver Valley Road, yesterday (Routsong). LYBROOK, William 76, of 122 neral Leann 10:30 Drive, Tuesday; tomorrow fu- a.m., (Schlientz Moore). McCREA, Mrs.
Pearl, 83, of 1710 John Glenn Road, Tuesday at Bethany Lutheran Village; funeral 1:30 p.m., Saturday (Roberts). OLIVER, George 67, of 1735-N. Gettysburg Tuesday; funeral 10 a.m., Saturday (Baker). ROPATSAKOS, Nick, 54, of 616 Salem Monday at Washington Manor Nursing Home; funeral 1 p.m., Saturday (Heslop, Martins Ferry, SALTER, Robert, 40, of 4115 Free Pike, Apt. 15, Monday; funeral 11 a.m., today at Holy Trinity Baptist Church, Youngstown (McLin, Dayton).
TATE, Gilmore, 53, of 2704 Springmont Tuesday; funeral 1 p.m., tomorrow (Tobias). SNYDER, George of Trinity yesterday; private services Saturday (Routsong). WAITS, Martell, 73, of 38 Greenwood Tuesday; funeral 1 p.m., Saturday (Tobias). WITHROW, Howard 82, of 5200 Philadelphia Drive, Harri- Good thru Saturday son Tuesday; funeral 1:39 p.m., tomorrow (Baker). YANISHEFSKY, Irving, 70, 01 228 Tuesday; fu neral 2:30 p.m., tomorrow at Beth Abraham Cemetery (Marker Heller).
YIKE, Arnold 0., 64, of 465 Grand Tuesday; funeral 1:30 p.m., tomorrow (Roberts). Vann funeral slated Friday WASHINGTON (AP) John Paul Vann, a senior American adviser to South Vietnam who was killed in a helicopter crash last week will be buried tomorrow in Arlington Memorial Cemetery. Vann, 47, who served in Vietnam both as a military officer and civilian a vis continuously since 1962, was checking the situation at the embattled city of Kontum last Friday when his helicopter went down in flames. State Dept. officials said the funeral service will be held at 11 a.m.
at the Army chapel at Ft. Myer. The burial will follow immediately afterward. Vann was considered one of the most knowledgeable Americans in Vietnam and was an early and often unpopular advocate of the idea of strengthening South Vietnamese military capabilities. 3.
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