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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1958

Page

3

Deaths And Funerals

Alpha Etter 84 a Germantown resident died at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a six day stay born in Prebie County he retired from farming and contracting in 1937 survived by his wife Dora three daughters Lynette Rice Laura Fisher and Carrie Macy three sons Raymond Paul and Donald all of Franklin three brothers Irvin William and Ad. Services set for 2 p m at Maple Park United Brethren Church burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Funeral home visitations today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. burial at Woodsides Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p m at Schramm Funeral Home. other death notice mentions Mrs Rossi from Middletown with survivors including a sister and five grandchildren.

Alpha Alf Theodore Etter Germantown Rt. 1 St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Prebie County Dora Lynette Rice Laura Fisher Carrie Macy Middletown Raymond Paul Donald Franklin Irvin P’qua William Maple Park Woodside Schramm Rossi Middletown Hospital Italy American Citizens’ Club Diamanda Donisi Cincinnati

Mrs Rossi to Be Honored in Solemn Requiem High Mass

A solemn requiem high mass for Mrs Pasqualina Rossi, 58, of 706 Malvern Street, will be sung at 9 30 p m Monday at Holy Trinity Church with friends and relatives expected to attend.

Pasqualina Rossi Malvern St Holy Trinity

Binoculars Admasquerade Sparks Mock Murder Charge

A spoof crime ad circulates claiming a former mental patient was charged for a Lake Michigan murder as elderly neighbors watched through binoculars. The piece ends as a promotion for WWII binoculars at Richie’s Pawn Shop in Middletown Ohio.

Chicago BPS Lake Michigan Richie Central Ave Middletown Ohio

Services for Ray Cross Held in Lebanon

Ray Cross retired farmer of Leba Route 2 dies Wednesday night at home. Funeral services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call today afternoon. He is survived by daughter Mrs Ross Settlemire of Lebanon.

Ray Lima

Ruth Frisch of Franklin Dies at 62

Mrs Ruth Frisch 62 of 247 Allen St Franklin died at 6 10 am yesterday at a nursing home after a long illness She was the widow of Harry Frisch a printer who died in 1952 A brother Harry Millard of Franklin survives Services set for 2 30 pm Sunday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery Visitation tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm.

Ruth Frisch Franklin Ruth Frisch Allen St Harry Frisch Harry Millard Franklin Anglesby Springboro

Graveside Services at Lima Shawnee Cemetery

Graveside services are scheduled for 2 30 p m at Lima Shawnee Cemetery this afternoon.

Jurors Chosen From Same Family Pair in Civil Suit

In Pennsylvania 2407 names were screened and Harrison Anthony and his wife Hazel were both selected for jury service. They sit on the same 12 person civil damage trial panel with opposing attorneys agreeing to its composition. The trial judge Frank L. Pinola is noted as a high school classmate of Anthony.

Jim Thorpe Harrison B. Anthony Hazel Frank L. Pinola Anthony

Whiffletree Described as Wagon Harness Component

A whiffletree is identified as a part of a wagon or a component within a set of horse harnesses.

Kiwanis Leader Praises Middletown Club At Noon Meeting

Kiwanis Governor Norman Painter of Cleveland hailed Middletown club past presidents at a noon meeting in the Manchester Hotel. He lauded work of three former lieutenant governors and noted the club as one of the finest in the Ohio District.

Kiwanis Norman Painter Cleveland Middletown Club Manchester Hotel Ohio David T. Selvar Howard Murray Glenn Durrell Oxford Ohio Kiwanis District Miami

Infant Robison FRANKLIN obituary notes death and services

Infant Robison daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Robison died after premature birth at Middletown Hospital. Survived by a brother and sister, maternal grandparents Charles Deckard and wife, paternal grandparents Fred and wife. Graveside service at Woodhill Cemetery with Rev. Howard Spitnale. Arrangements by Anglesby Funeral Home. Mrs Gladys Simmonds Rahiser, 50, private services, Webb Funeral Home.

Franklin Phyllis Diane William Robison Legion Howard Spitnale Anglesby

Elmer C. Mattix 82 Eaton farmer dies after long illness

Elmer C. Mattix 82 of 918 E Somers St Eaton died yesterday morning at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a long illness. He was a retired Preble County farmer. Survived by wife Catherine two sons Joseph and Paul two daughters Myrtle Sarver Jones and June Ovall a stepson Clifford Sears and three brothers George Roy Amos. Services set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill.

Eaton Elmer C. Mattix E. Somers St Grandview Hospital Dayton Preble County Catherine Joseph Middle Town Paul Inglewood Calif Myrtle Sarver ‘Jones June Ovall Clifford Sears Richmond Ind George Roy Amos Mattix Barnes Funeral Home Mound Hill Cemetery Funeral

William O'Hara Eaton dies. Lima native and veteran

William O Hara Eaton aged 8 a Pieble County native and former Lima businessman died yesterday morning at the Governor Harris homestead. A Spanish-American War veteran and member of the St. Petersburg Elks Lodge he leaves nephews and nieces as survivors. Services set for 10:30 a m tomorrow at Barnes General Home in Eaton.

Eaton William O'Hara Pieble County Lima Governor Harris St. Petersburg Fla Elks Lodge Barnes General

William Blizzard dies at 65 noted UMW leader and treason trial figure

William Blizzard a 65 year old former United Mine Workers district president and prominent coal miners organizer died of cancer. He rose to fame after a treason charge linked to clashes with sheriffs deputies and guards but was acquitted. He served 33 years as the UMW legislative representative before retiring in 1955.

Charleston W. Va William Blizzard United Mine Workers District West Virginia UMW Kanawha County Prescott, Ariz Henry Tass China Newburgh, N. Y

Youth Dies In Operation

In Louisville a 20 year old man Leon Masden who received a kidney from his twin Leonard at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston in June 1957 died last night Doctors said the transplanted kidney developed disease and caused his death The Masden family earlier learned Leon had diseased kidneys and had only a month to live before the transplant was performed

Louisville Leon Masden Shepherdsville Leon Leonard Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston

Camden Cafe Loses Permit

State liquor board suspends Oasis at 11 N Main St Camden for 70 days from Aug 11 to Oct 19 for possession of gambling devices and allowing gambling. Helen Chrisman operates the cafe. A separate excise tax case against W A and Mildred L Courtney dba Bill's East End Cafe was dismissed after payment. The Ferris wheel debuted as main attraction at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.

State Board of Liquor Control Oasis N. Main St Camden Helen Chrisman W.A Mildred L. Courtney Bill East End Crawford St Middletown Chicago

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Alpha T. Etter Myrtle Parke Sorm Carlock Ill Christian Church Carlock Christian Church Governor Lands Club Marty Moore R. M. Pierson W.S. Wilmer Fenton Chew Harry Lewis E. J. Goldschmidt R.l.davidson L.P. Smith Ross Robison Gladys Simmonds Rahiser Southern Hills Blvd Webb Funeral Home Oxfords Associated Press Uuchjoimn Fe Bra A. B.C Ross’ Girdles Sale! Mens Sport Faille Suit Ross’ Hosiery Oun Fahnay Camden Cafe Cool Wash Ross’ Menswear Jantzen Jantzen Jastex Ross’ Girlswear
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