Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Services for Mrs. Glenna Marie Helton 64 of Crawford Street will be held at 10 am Wednesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Father John Jennings officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. She died Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Survivors include husband Harlan son Fred sister Mrs. Florence Korn and a grandchild. Funeral services for Larry Phillips 28 brother of Mrs. Karl Adkins of 3207 Tytus Ave will be held tomorrow in Medina after a head on crash on Ohio 57 that killed the other driver. Phillips resided with his parents Mr and Mrs. John Phillips in Medina. Abe Barker 71 of 136 East Fifth Street died Sunday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a March 14 admission. survived by wife Daisy three sons John Ronald Ted three daughters Lillian Barbara Dolores seven grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday Anglesby Funeral Home with Dr. H S Gesner officiating. Burial Woodhill. Calling hours Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Glenna Marie Helton
Crawford St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
John Jennings
Woodside Cemetery
Helton
Middletown Hospital
Harlan
Fred
Middletown
Florence Korn
Kingman, Ariz
Larry Phillips
Karl Adkins
Tytus Ave
Medina
Phillips
Ohio 57
John Phillips
Franklin
Abe Barker
E. Fifth St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Barker
Armco Steel Corp
Daisy
John
Peasttown Heights
Ronald
Drumwright
Okla
Ted
Lillian, Beavers
Barbara Lindsey
Germantown
Dolores Mays
James
Monroe
Tude
Robert
Anglesby Funeral Home
H. S. Gesner
Woodhill Cemetery
Susong Brother Dies at 68 in Columbus
Buster Susong aged 68, brother of Gordon Susong of Middletown, died Sunday at Grant Hospital Columbus. Services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at NeNab Funeral Home Columbus with visiting hours Tuesday.
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Buster Susong
Gordon Susong
Middletown
Grant Hospital
Columbus
NeNab Funeral Home
George Tarver 79 dies in Middletown hospice care
George Tarver aged 79 of West Chester and formerly Middle Town died at 10 45 p m Sunday at Middletown Hospital. There are no immediate survivors. Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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George Tarver
West Chester
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Bailey Funeral Home
Wells Infant and Several Obituaries Listed
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wells of 2702 Tylersville Road graveside services today in Greenwood Miss Alma Wagner 8 of 228 Heaton Street Mass of the Resurrection 10 am Wednesday at St Stephen's Church Mrs Carol Smediey 36 of 719 South Fourth Street services 2 pm Wednesday Colligan Mrs Ora Turner 82 of 602 Cleveland Avenue services 10 am Wednesday Klaus-Weigel Hubert Corless 48 of Millville services 2 pm Tuesday Klaus-Weigel Mrs Bessie Bayman 85 of 320 North Second Street services 10 am Tuesday Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wells
Tylersville Road
Greenwood
Alma Wagner
Heaton St
St. Stephen's Church
Carol Smediey
S. Fourth St
Colligan
Ora Turner
Cleveland Ave
Klaus- Weigel
Hubert Corless
Millville
Bessie Bayman
Second St
Campbell
Court Rules Voters Can Veto Housing in California
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 3 decision, held that states may allow voter vetoes on public housing projects. Justice Black stated the measure targets democracy, not bias, and ensures community voice. Justices Marshall, Brennan, and Blackmun dissented.
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Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
California
Black
Warren E. Burger
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Burger
William O. Douglas
Princess Anne fifth in Badminton Horse Trials
Princess Anne finished fifth in the Badminton Horse Trials, a gruelling event in England. Queen Elizabeth presented her one of the silver statues for top 12 finishers as Britain’s riders competed in the national test of horsemanship.
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Badminton
England
Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Chinese Banker Dr T V Soong Dies In San Francisco
Dr T V Soong longtime financial brain of the Nationalist government and trusted aide to Chiang Kai shek dies at 77 after collapsing at a friend's apartment following dinner in San Francisco. Soong born in Shanghai in 1889 studied at Harvard and led major banks in China before WWII. He later remained active in banking and shipping abroad, including the United States.
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San Francisco
T. V. Soong
Chiang Kai-shek
Henry Turkel
Soong
New York City
Edward EU
Bank of Canton
Shanghai
Harvard University
China
Charles Jones Soong
Bank of China
Chiang Kaishek
H. H. Kung
United States
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Japan
Chiang
Taiwan
Comedian Fontaine declares bankruptcy in public CNBC style
Arlington MA AP Comedian Fontaine Crazy Googenheim of the Jackie Gleason Show announces at a news conference he will petition for bankruptcy. Attorney Francis Bellotti calls it poor financial management with liabilities around 850000. IRS seizes his Winchester home valued at 88500, to be auctioned May 25. Fontaine hopes a return to TV on a weekly syndicated children's show after settling finances.
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Arlington
Mass
Frank Fontaine
Crazy Googenheim
Jackie Gleason
Fontaine
Massachusetts
Francis X. Bellotti
Bellotti
Internal Revenue Service
Winchester
Nixon claims worst of inflation is behind us
President Nixon told the 50th annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Constitution Hall that inflation has been cut in half and the economy is entering a solid, sustainable expansion. He urged confidence against isolationist voices while noting wage-price trends improved from over 6 percent in 1969 to 2.7 percent in early 1971.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Nixon
United States Chamber of Commerce
Constitution Hall
Southeast Asia
Insurance chiefs push tax deduction for auto premiums
Cincinnati AP report shows Robert V. McGowan of North Attleboro urges Congress to let individuals deduct automobile insurance premiums on 1971 tax returns. He cites rising costs, uninsured drivers, and a long-standing tax precedent for employer health insurance to close the coverage gap.
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National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Congress
Robert V. McGowan
North Attleboro
Mass
Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
America
McGowan
Iyn
Department of Ton
Mansfield Seeks Narrow Path Against Draft Extension
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield predicted strong opposition to a two year draft extension amid Vietnam war debates. The Armed Services Committee will act this week on a bill extending the draft and ending deferments for college students. Mansfield favors ending the draft or limiting to one year, and notes many casualties are draftees. Senator Hatfield also presses for an all volunteer force.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Mansfield
South Vietnam
U.S
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ove
Nixon and Mao Seek Meeting in Peking Reports Say
Life Magazine quotes Edgar Snow that Chairman Mao Tse-tung wants a Nixon meeting in Peking while Nixon desires a China visit and to withdraw from Vietnam. The piece notes Nixon’s aim to secure Southeast Asia independence, Taiwan settlement, and China’s UN return, with possible French influence from De Gaulle and a belief that stable world order requires mainland China.
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Nnst
China
Mao
Tse-tung
Nixon
Peking
Life Magazine
Edgar Snow
U.S.A
New York
Asia
Snow
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Taiwan
United Nations
Red China
Charles DeGaulle
France
Life
White House
Hugh Sidey
America
Russia
Middle East
Sidey
March births at Middletown Hospital total 145
One hundred forty five babies were born at Middletown Hospital during March, including 78 boys and 67 girls. Middletown residents accounted for 9 births, Franklin 16, with Carlisle 7, Trenton 5, and 4 births each in Lebanon Springboro German town. Other communities listed include Monroe Miamisburg Mason Oregonia Somerville Dayton Hamilton Clarksville Pleasant Plain and Washington Court House, with one each.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Carlisle
Trenton
Lebanon
Springboro
Germantown
Monroe
Miamisburg
Mason
Oregonia
Somerville
Dayton
Hamilton
Clarksville
Pleasant Plain
Washington Court House
Faulty wiring blamed for Franklin residence fire
Franklin fire investigators ruled faulty wiring near a living room window caused the Thursday morning blaze at the Ron Murphy home. Firemen initially suspecting a cigarette found wiring to be the ignition source. The living room and kitchen suffered heavy damage while heat and smoke affected the entire house.
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Franklin
Ron Murphy
Three Women Treated After Suspected Drug Overdoses
Three women were treated at Middletown Hospital for possible drug overdoses after police investigated two reported sleeping pill overdoses of 10 pills each and a third who claimed she took 10 aspirin tablets in a soft drink. One woman said the sleeping pills were taken by mistake.
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Middletown Hospital
Rogers Leaves For London Then Mideast Peace Bid
Secretary of State William P. Rogers flew from Andrews Air Force Base to London for SEATO and CENTO talks before visiting Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Israel to press a peace plan. Cairo warned progress hinges on clear Arab-Israeli solutions. He will return to Washington around May 9 with a Rome stop en route to meet Pope Paul and Italian leaders.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
London
Mideast
Egypt
Cairo
Rogers Arives
Andrews Air Force Base
Rogers
SEATO
Central Treaty Organization
Cento —Parley
Ankara
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Lebanon
Israeli
Rome
Pope Paul
Pipestem Resort Built in West Virginia With $14 Million Aid
The Pipestem resort in West Virginia was funded by federal grants and loans totaling fourteen million dollars.
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Pipestem
West Virginia
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Rowan and Martin
Harold Botterill
Chapel Bramton
Miss Carne
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Walter K. Mears
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
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Dean& Barry
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Dean & Barry Wade
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