Obituaries for Rose and Morgan in Franklin and Middletown
Tra Rose 92 of 491 John St Carlisle dies at home. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Mt Olive Baptist Church, burial Woodhill Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 at Anglesby Funeral Home. Rosanna Morgan 83 of 2705 Pennyroyal Road dies at home. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Middletown, burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 at Eaton Funeral Home. Survived by son Arthur, daughters Hulda Hanks and Florence Cassidy, sister Ida Morrison, 13 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Morgan Franklin
Rosanna Morgan
Pennyroyal Road
Arthur
Middletown
Hulda Hanks
Florence Cassidy
Ida Morrison
Wilmington
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Wit
Lynn Boulter
Woodside Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Funeral for Betty Jean Bush Scheduled at Anglesby
Betty Jean Bush six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs El bert Bush of 1115 E Fourth St will be held at 10 am Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Eddie Bates officiating Burial will follow Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m The girl died Wednesday.
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Franklin
Betty Jean Bush
Elbert Bush
Fourth St
Anglesby Funeral Home
Eddie Bates
Woodhill Cemetery
Death notices listing four local residents services tomorrow
Theodore Decker aged 92 of Shollenbarger Road. Minnie Hymer 56 of Parkamo Avenue. Joseph Menke 73 of Freeman Avenue. Dora Schott 76 of Indianapolis formerly Hamilton. Scheduled Masses and services listed at various churches for tomorrow morning.
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Theodore Decker
Shollenbarger Road
Marshall- Smith
Minnie Hymer
Parkamo
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Joseph Menke
Freeman Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Dora Schott
Indianapolis
Hamilton
St. Peter's Church
Deaths in Plymouth and Washington D C
Samuel E. Boys 94 longtime Plymouth Pilot-News president and general manager died after long illness. He was reputed the oldest active Indiana newspaperman. Joseph L. Ray 84 retired Singer Sewing Machine Co executive died Wednesday in Washington D C.
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Plymouth
Ind
Samuel E. Boys
National Gallery buys 15th century Flemish miniature postcard
Officials of the National Gallery of Art Washington confirm the purchase of a postcard-sized 15th century Flemish miniature for 616000 dollars. The acquisition highlights the museum's growing collection of early European miniature works.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington
Ticket Sale Brisk For Graham Film
A brisk advance shows publicity for Billy Graham's The Restless Ones at Middletown High School auditorium. Matinees are at 2 pm with evening shows 7 30 pm Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday. Tickets cost 1 for all and can be bought at First National Bank Barnitz Bank and box office or by phone 422 4168.
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Billy Graham
Middletown High School
Joe Lewis
First National
Barnitz
Lewis
Charles Reeder
Three PTOs Endorse School Tax Levy Endorsement
Three parent teacher organizations endorsed the school tax levy after talks by speakers. John Rosenberger presented at Spring Hill PTO, which endorsed the levy and contributed to the campaign. David Stitt spoke for the levy at Mayfield School PTO. Monroe Elementary PTO, led by Fred Finney, endorsed the levy and contributed $25 to campaign costs, with Supt. Howrd Cromwell speaking.
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John Rosenberger
Spring Hill Pto
David Stitt
Insurance Agency
Mayfield School
Fred Finney
Howrd Cromwell
Monroe Elementary Pto
Five Butler County auto injuries listed as fair condition
Five people seriously injured in Butler County auto crashes were re ported in fair condition on Thursday after initially being listed as critical. Names include Warren Slifer and Ruby Slifer of Germantown, Dan Drake of Dayton, John Chasteen of Reedin g, and Elizabeth Patterson of West Chester. two Miami University students were fatally injured in one crash.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Warren E. Slifer
Ruby
N. Main St
Germantown
Dan W. Drake
Dayton
John W. Chasteen
Reeding
Elizabeth Patterson
Ridgemont
West Chester
Silfer
Cincinnati-Dayton Pike
Maud-Hughes
Pisgah
Mops Heat Up Fire Drill At Mayfield School
Smoke rose from two hand mops near a water heater in the Mayfield Elementary boiler room on Burbank Street. Custodian Leonard Rogers alert a 9 am call. principal George Crout said there was smoke but no fire and ordered a fire drill for about 650 students who evacuated for 10 minutes before reentering after inspection by Chief Euclid Pierce.
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Mayfield Elementary
Burbank St
Mayfield
Leonard Rogers
George Crout
Euclid Pierce
Stolen $140 in Coins From Local Market
A set of $140 in coins including two Kennedy half dollars and a Canadian penny was stolen from Kelly's Market at 2900 Yankee Road. The theft occurred Wednesday night through a break in via a broken rear door glass. owner Clair Kelly reported no disturbance to the cash register.
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Kelly's Market
Yankee Road
Clair Kelly
Sheriff's Deputies
Paris designer debuts clear plastic dresses
Paris dress designer Daniel Hechter stages a tongue in cheek show with clear plastic dresses priced at $2 each. Models call it a joke, while a male spectator calls it terrific, as Hechter adds modesty via two horizontal bands and knee socks for one model.
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Paris
Daniel Hechter
Hechter
State agrees to fund care for ill infant Jenni Murray
In New Philadelphia Ohio the Murray family learned the state will cover about 150 dollars weekly for their 13 month old daughter Jenni Lucille, who suffers a rare lung deficiency requiring 21 hours of oxygen daily. The Crippled Children's service had ended support on March 22 after doctors deemed the illness incurable, but Rotary Club aid continues at least until June 1. Governor Rhodes intervened, and Assistant Welfare Director Robert Herndsons confirmed state involvement to keep Jenni alive while parents Robert and Ine Murray cope with near-poverty conditions and a part time bottling job paying 44 dollars weekly.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio
Robert
Murray
State Crippled Children’s Service
Jennie
Ine
Muray
Aetna Manufacturing C
Massillon
Intruder Talks Fast As 12 Gauge Threat Persists
Mrs. Cosby Blankenship awoke to a break in at 701 Pinta Ave near 2 a.m. when an intruder faced her with a cocked shotgun. He talked rapidly about living nearby and fled in a 1956 or 1957 car after backing toward the door. The sheriff’s sergeant found a cocked gun and a broken window frame from a baby stroller.
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Cosby Blankenship
Pinta Ave
Sheriff's Office
Fisher
Hawaii Becomes 50th State In 1959
Hawaii the Paradise of the Pacific achieved statehood in 1959 after approval by both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives marking its transition from territory to the 50th state.
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Hawaii
United States
Paradise of the Pacific
Senate
House
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