Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Area
Obituaries list Madeline Egelston 79 Middletown died at 4 30 pm at Middletown Hospital long-time resident born Mariba Ky survived by sister Mrs Pearl Ledford and four brothers, services Monday Crawford Street First Church of God burial Middletown Cemetery arrangements by Angiesby Funeral Home no visitations Also listings for Mrs Lucy Stall Dayton and several others with funeral details and addresses including Emmett Williams Nora Sadowski William Singleton Berence Garrett Melba Savage with service times and churches named.
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Madeline Egelston
Aberdeen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Egelston
Mariba
Middletown
Newton
Pearl Ledford
Arliss Askins
Dayton
Ezra Askins
Bruce Askins
Richmond
Calif
Luther Askins
Frankfort
Crawford Street
Emmett Williams
le Sourdsville West Chester Road
Lack
Nora Sadowski
Westfield Ave
Eas Church
William Singleton
Bank St
Tomorow
Webb
Bierence Garrett
S. 12Th St
Melba Savage
W. Fairway Drive
Peter's Church
Norma Reichenbach Rites Held at McCoy Leffler
Norma Jéan Reichenbach 3% of 916 Lafay ette Ave. will have services at 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial is in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Women of the Moose will conduct a service Sunday at 7:30 p.m. She died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
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Norma Jéan Reichenbach
Lafayette Ave
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Women of the Moose
Reichenbach
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Louise Kadie 83 Died at Franklin Home
Mrs Louise Kadie aged 83 died at her Franklin home after years of failing health. Survived by husband George three daughters Ruth Schilder Mary Kelly and Catherine Schoen and three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 0:30 am Monday at St Marys Church burial in Miamisburg Cemetery.
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Franklin
Louise Kadie
George
Ruth Schilder
Mary Kelly
Catherine Schoen
Miamisburg
St. Mary's Church
Erie Lackawanna chief executive William White dies
William White, 70, chairman and chief executive officer of the Erie Lackawanna Railroad since 1963, died Thursday of a heart attack in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, Ohio
William White
The
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Man Fined For Trespassing In Hamilton Court
Wesley Dale Wallace twenty one of 1814 Tylus Avenue was fined fifty dollars and costs and given a suspended jail sentence in Hamilton Municipal Court yesterday on a trespassing charge. Wallace had been arrested Sunday night by St Clair Township Police Chief Darrell Collins on trespassing in Hickory Flat Cemetery near Overpeck after the gates were locked.
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Wesley Dale Wallace
Tylus Ave
Hamilton
Wallace
St. Clair Township
Darrell Collins
Hickory Flat
Overpeck
Suit and Coat Stolen in Dale Burglary
A suit and top coat valued at 85 dollars were stolen during a burglary at 208 High Street Dale between 8 20 and 11 40 p m yesterday. Police said a second story window was broken to gain entry.
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Franklin
Dale
High St
Israel and Syria clash over Damascus air battle
Israeli Mirage jets fought Syrian MIG 21s in a dogfight above Damascus while ground forces exchanged heavy tank and mortar fire along the desert frontier south of the Sea of Galilee. Both sides claimed downing two enemy aircraft. Syria said a third Israeli jet was hit.
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Tel
Aviv
Israel
Syria
Damascus
Sea of Galilee
Local Girl Competes In Regionals
Teri Senior, 16, Middletown High junior and JA sales vice president, travels from 14 Santa Fe Road to Columbus for two days of regional Junior Achievement Best Salesman competition. She will face 38 JA salesmen from five states. regional winner advances to Cleveland for the national contest with a $1,000 prize at stake.
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Teri Senior
William Senior
Santa Fe Road
Columbus
Miss Senior
Middletown
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Sales & Marketing Executive International
Asco
Plane Crash Report Details 1966 Dayton Fatality
The Civil Aeronautics Board released a Washington report on the April 8 1966 Dayton area crash. Pilot Ralph King 32 of Fairfield and passenger David Wilmer of Hamilton were killed when a Cessna 1708 collided with trees. Weather was worse than forecast with low ceiling fog and snow. pilot continued flight into adverse conditions despite a telephone weather briefing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Dayton
Ralph King
Fairfield
David Wilmer
Hamilton
Car Vandalism Reported at Local Used Car Lot
Keith Wray of Bellbrook reports to Butler County deputies that vandals slashed the top of a 1966 convertible at Robert Bair Motors, 6249 Germantown Road, Peatown. Damage estimated at 125 dollars. Report filed by Middletown police with sheriff's office.
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Keith Wray
Bellbrook
Ohio
Butler County
Robert Bair Motors
Germantown Road
Peatiown
Middletown
Bobby Baker Sentenced To One To Three Years In Prison
Former Senate aide Bobby Baker receives a prison term of one to three years on each nonduplicating count with sentences to run concurrently. He plans to appeal the convictions on income tax evasion theft and conspiracy. Baker testified about his finances and connections to Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kerr during the trial.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
Ve Gasch
Gasch
Senate Democrats
Lyndon B. Johnson
Presi
Johnson
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
California Savings and Loan Company
Kerr
Seth C Taft Enters Cleveland Mayoral Race
Cleveland AP Seth C Taft the grandson of President Taft and nephew of Senator Taft announced his bid for the Cleveland mayoralty. The 44 year old attorney has previously shunned major party boss efforts and may run as an independent or Republican under a new mold with Yale classmate John Lindsay as a model.
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Cleveland
Seth C. Taft
United States
William Howard Taft
Ohio Senate
Taft
Ohio
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
New York
John V. Lindsay
Yale
Bonds Might Cut Problems Rhodes Claims
Gov James A. Rhodes argued that approving the Ohio Bond Commission Constitutional amendment on May 2 would lower insurance rates for industry and homeowners by enabling a $1 million fire training academy for Ohio’s 35,000 firefighters. He said ratings bureaus would reward trained departments and that the academy’s site is yet to be chosen.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Motorist Hits Royal Marines Column in Scotland
An AP report from Eaglesham Scotland says a motorist struck a column of 14 Royal Marines marching along a country lane Thursday night killing one and seriously injuring six others. The car was badly damaged but the driver was unhurt.
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Eaglesham
Scotland
Royal Marines
OU President Alden trips under study by auditors
Ohio University President Vernin Alden and other officials face a state audit of flights in university owned planes. State Auditor Roger Cloud ordered the examination, with Rex Haecker and John Fox handling the OU review. Alden denies private audits, says trips were for university business and alumni functions.
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Alden
Columbus
Ohio
Vernion Alden
Ohio University
Roger Cloud
Florida
General University
Cloud
Rex E. Haecker
Haecker
John Fox
Cleveland
Cincinnati Teachers Balk Longer Day
Cincinnati teachers oppose adding one more class daily next fall citing longer days without more hiring. The Cincinnati Teachers Union voted unanimously against the plan, with potential withholding of services or strike discussed as officials weigh a budget driven by an operating levy defeat. High school students would take nine classes a day and junior high eight, while the school day length remains the same.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Union
Cincinnati Teachers Association
Carl Sulek
Board of Education
Milk Truck Forced Off Highway Near Oxford Middletown
A milk truck carrying 2400 gallons was forced off Rt 503 by an unidentified car that left the scene. Howard Hughes of Richmond Indiana, 57, swerved off the right shoulder and struck a pole and wire fence around 1 10 p.m. No connection seen to the National Farmers Organization action.
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Rt. 503
Howard ©. Hughes
Richmond
Ind
Oxford-Middletown Road
R .L. Saunders
Post 9
National Farmers Organization
Witnesses Place Laskey Near Scene in Bowman's Death
Two prosecution witnesses testified that Posteal Laskey Jr. was near the location where Barbara Bowman was found dying early on August 14, 1966, as Laskey faces first degree murder charges in her death. Cab driver Sol Thompson and Irene Aultz placed him at or near the crime scene, while the defense argues mistaken identity with an alibi.
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Cincinnati
Posteal Laskey Jr
Barbara Bowman
Laskey
Miss Bowman
Sol Thompson
Irene Aultz
Lark Cafe
Thompson
Bowman
Price Hill
Iity
West End
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Lucy E. Stall
Elles Smith
Lebanon
Roberts Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Mason
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Ali So
Morton
Vera Jamieson
Norma Reichenbach
Mrs. Louise Kadie
Riverside Auto Insurance
David A. Lewis
Rtenet
Verity and Girards
Liberal Met
Tangy Cole Slaw
Rhodes
Integrity
Jack Booth
Belvedere
Isis
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Weedside
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Lowrey
A.O.C
Men’s Wear
Auer Central and Main
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