Obituaries for Bailey Frazier Kovacs list
Mrs Geneva L Bailey 69 of 4130 Merlyn Dr Franklin dies. Services at Riggs Funeral Home 10 30 am Wednesday with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends call today 3 9 and 7 9 pm. Earl Frazier 71 of Florida former Middletown dies at Indian River Hospital Vero Beach Fla survived by wife Anna and 6+ relatives. Arrangements incomplete at McCody Leffler Funeral Home Burlington Ontario. Kovacs Middletown Army veteran employed by Armco Steel and later in Canada. Services 10 am Saturday Wilson Schramm Memorial Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home at 5 Clark St hosts viewing Friday 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Geneva Bailey
Geneva L. Bailey
Merlyn Drive
Franklin
Herbert W. Goodman
West Middletown
Riggs Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey
Barbara Park Convalescent Home
Earl Frazier
Florida
Middletown
Indian River Hospital
Vero Beach
Fla
Frazier
Kentucky
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Anna
Lloyd
James
Baltimore
Jerry Wetzel
Hildreth Dixon
Virginia Scholl
Springfield
Jean Carrozza
Arthur
Hattie Powers
Georgia
McCody-Leffler Funeral Home
Burlington
Ontario
Kovacs
American Legion
Armco Steel Corp
Jimmy
Stella Katona
Simcoe
Joseph A. Kovacs Sr
Robert
Gaber Katona Jr
Susan Phillips
Mary Lawson
Wilson- Schramm
Robert Lowick
Clark St
Obituary: Joseph Kovacs Jr. Dies in Simcoe Ontario
Joseph Kovacs Jr. aged 43 of Simcoe Ontario and Middletown native died on April 20. The obituary notes his origins and residence with limited available details.
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Joseph Albert Kovacs Jr
Simcoe
Ontario
Middletown
Local business ads showcase eateries and shops in 1948
A montage of local promotions highlights Bill Knapp's Restaurant opening in Battle Creek and expanding in Michigan, plus Mother’s Day gift ideas at The Pickwick Shoppe, Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio fashion tips, wedding stationery from Office Outfitters, summer wardrobe at Filson's Inc, Norris Music sales on pianos and organs, ED's Tropical Fish Shop featuring colorful saltwater varieties and expert hobby guidance.
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Bill Knapp
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Knapp
Bill Knapp's
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Mary
Filson'’S Inc
Baynard Wells 79 services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Baynard Wells of 2104 Baltimore Street died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dayton. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial to follow. Survivors include four stepdaughters Myrtle Dinglewich Hamilton Versie Henderson Monrovia Dessie Whitaker Cincinnati and Nellie Knight Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baynard Wells
Baltimore St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Wells
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Myrtle Dinglewich
Hamilton
Versie Henderson
Monrovia
Ind
Dessie Whitaker
Cincinnati
Nellie Knight
Tucson, Ariz
Obituaries Notice for James McRoberts and Cecil DuVall
James McRoberts aged 38 of 86 Meadow Drive is to be honored with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb. Cecil DuVall aged 65 of 755 Sanders Drive is scheduled for services at 9:30 a.m.
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James McRoberts
Meadow Drive
Webb
Cecil DuVall
Sanders Drive
Charley Weaver Actor Cliff Arquette Suffering Heart Attack
Cliff Arquette famous as Charley Weaver on television was hospitalized after a heart attack. The 66 year old was found on the San Bernardino Freeway by a patrol officer and taken to a hospital where he rested comfortably in the coronary care unit awaiting tests.
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West Covina
Calif
Cliff Arquette
Charley Weaver
Arquette
San Bernardino
California Highway Patrol
Memorial clock shot in Waynesville vandalism probe
The village memorial clock at the First National Bank, installed to honor George E. Riley, was found shot through its face after three weeks. Riley served the bank as director and later vice president for 28 years. The $8,500 four sided clock, a gift from his daughter Perle Riley, may have been targeted. a reward is offered for information.
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Waynesville
First National Bank
George E. Riley
Perle Riley
Tny
Orientation day camp set by Brownie 1123 and Troop 804
Brownie Troop 1123 and Troop 804 plan an orientation day camp at Camp Middlemoor on Thursday with a picnic supper. Troop 1123 hosted Junior Troop 770 at Camp Stonybrook last weekend. Leaders listed: Mrs. Thomas E. Leight, Mrs. Donald McCormick, Mrs. Paul Christiansen, and Mrs. John Yaste.
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Wilson School
Camp Middlemoor
Camp Stonybrook
Thomas E. Leight
Donald McCormick
Paul Christiansen
John Yaste
Shaker Heights Youth Dies After Oxford Fire and Car Crash
Don Leonard Conway 20, undergoing burns from Miami University residence hall blaze on October 3, died in a Cleveland auto accident last Saturday. Funeral held at Jesu Church University Heights with burial in All Souls Cemetery. Survived by parents John J. and Mrs. Conway, brothers John L. and James, and sister Marianne.
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Oxford
Shaker Heights
Miami University
Cleveland
Don Leonard Conway
Jesu Church
University Heights
All Souls
Conway
Logan Lodge
Miami
James Conway
John J. Conway
John L. Conway
Marianne Conway
Middletown High Band to Discuss Special in Sight and Sound 1972
Middletown High School band associates meet tonight at 7 30 p m in the band room to plan the Special in Sight and Sound event featuring area high school bands and the annual band banquet set for Saturday at 6 30 p m in the cafeteria. Chairmen are Mr and Mrs Howard Bartlett and attendance is for band members and parents only.
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Middletown High School Band Associates
Middletown High School
Howard Bartlett
MHS
Methodist Group Plans Paper Drive
The Amanda United Methodist Church youth group will hold a paper drive starting at 10 a.m. Saturday. Papers can be delivered to the church or picked up by Donald Stahl or the Rev Don Kochersberger. Proceeds fund summer camp and other youth projects.
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Amanda United Methodist Church
Donald Stahl
Don Kochersberger
Zoo Society Asks Aid for Ape House Drive
The Cincinnati Zoological Society extends its 1972 membership drive beyond Cincinnati to raise funds for an ape house. Chairwoman Mrs. Lloyd Cockerham of Middletown urges $15 family memberships with year round entertainment and education benefits including eight week youth lectures and free admissions.
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Cincinnati Zoological Society
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Zoo
Lloyd Cockerham
Linn Road
Middletown Rt. 3
Sam
Samantha
Taxi Firm Being Sued Over Middletown Cab Injury
Midleton couple Stella and Lloyd Moore seek 25000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court for injuries Mrs Moore says she suffered when a 77 Taxi Co cab lost control on Oxford State Road January 11 while passing a truck. Charles Brown named as employee defendant.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Stella Moore
Lloyd
Rufus St
77 Taxi Co., Inc
S. Broad St
Charles Brown
Garfield St
Oxford State Road
Trenton
Loyalty Day Program Set by VFEFW in Cincinnati-Dayton
VFEFW outlines an April 29 Loyalty Day program at Miami Valley VFW Post 3809 on Cin cinnati Dayton Road Coles Road. The event opens with a 6 15 p m cocktail hour then dinner and dance chaired by Tex Williams who notes Loyalty Day originated as a counter offensive against May Day demonstrations.
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Miami Valley
VFW
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Coles Road
Tex Williams
Cub Pack 9 Circus Delights Excello Meeting at Amanda School
Cub Pack 9 from Excello hosted a Cub Scout circus and awards night at Amanda Elementary School. Each den performed a ring act with side shows, games, food and prizes. Cubs receiving awards included Robbie Shearer Roy Peters II and Danny Smith. Webelos awardees were Jim Neely Jeff Meadows Robin Arnette Craig Farrish Steve Garrison Allen and Raymond Smith Perry Handschuk Jim Robinson and Erik Salyer.
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Pack 9
Excello
Amanda Elementary
Robbie Shearer
Roy Peters II
Danny Smith
Webelos
Jim Neely
Jeff Meadows
Robin Arnette
Craig Farrish
Steve Garrison
Allen
Raymond Smith
Perry Handschuk
Jim Robinson
Erik Salyer
Basement Fire at Doris Patterson Home
A basement fire at 1202 Prospect Ave yesterday at 6 38 p m started when children playing with matches ignited materials. No injuries or property damage reported. Fire department responded and controlled the blaze.
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Prospect Ave
Doris Patterson
Fat Cop Defends His Extra Beef
Patrolman Walter Corley faced a weigh in during New York Citys first compulsory weight loss program under Commissioner Murphy Fourteen of 245 officers weighed in at Rodmans Neck in the Bronx and were ordered to diet Corley at 242 pounds joked about being a beefy cop while noting a seven pound allowance and an extra 10 percent margin in the chart
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New York
Walter Corley
Corley
Patrick V. Murphy
Rodman
Bronx
Health Club Suit Over Exercise Machine Injuries Filed
A Middletown woman and her husband sue Spa Health Resort Club and Welton Manufacturing Co. plus Start Inc. and Terrace Hills Inc. for 44007 damages claiming a faulty low-Teller exercise machine caused head injuries and a brain concussion when a wall was struck after use. The incident followed her joining the club on April 10 1970.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Spa Health Resort Club
Central Ave
Lucille Manley
James S. Manley
Yankee Road
Welton Manufacturing Co
Dallas
Tex
Start Inc
Spa
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Delhi
Royal Canadian Legion Unit
Joseph Kovacs Jr
Eth
Charlotte
Pickwick
Mother
Hattie Carnegie
Norris Music
Story and Clark
Winter
Lowrey
Williamson
William Sonziegler Inc
North Broad ST
Cary and the Princess
Cary Grant
Princess Alexandra of England
Manhattan
Methodist Group
Zoo Society
Itizens Savings and Loan
S. Breiel Blvd
VFEFW
Fat Cop
DODDS
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bob) Steller
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Jackson Lane
Ohio
Charles B. Dill
Arthur Wilson
Ation
Liefs
Meloy Leffler
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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