Deaths And Funerals Harry T Strodtbeck
Harry T Strodtbeck 71 former Middletown contractor died at 4 30 am at his Mt Vernon Ohio home after a long illness Born in Middletown in 1885 he lived there until 1921 He was a Presbyterian and a member of the Middletown Flks Lodge Surviving include a daughter Mrs Brad Williams of Oberlin three sisters two brothers and one grandson Funeral 1 30 Monday at Dowds Funeral Home Mt Vernon Rev Rodger Sillars will officiate Burial in Mound View Cemetery Memorial contributions to Cancer Society. Friends may call at the Stubbs Funeral Home Saturday prior to burial in Lebanon Cemetery
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Harry T. Strodtbeck
Middletown
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Mr. Strodtbeck
Presbyterian Church
Flks Lodge
Brad Williams
Oberlin
Lewis Reiner
Gertrude Strodtbeck
Louise Strodibeck
John
Frank
Dowds
Rodger RB. Sillars
Mound View Cemetery
Obituary of Frank C Sears Middletown grocer 70
Frank Curtis Sears age 70 of 1402 Girard Ave died at 2 30 a m today at Middletown Hospital after illness lasting ten years and a week of serious illness He was born in Zoria Ohio and lived in Middletown fifty years a retired grocer who worked for Kroger and A P stores He is survived by his widow Lottie one daughter Geneva Crawford two brothers Arthur and Forest two sisters Lillian Taylor and Viola Mortice and one grandchild Funeral services set for 10 a m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Rev Jerome Schulz with burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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Frank Curtis Sears
Girard Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Sears
Zoria
Ohio
Middletown
Kroger
A&p
Lottie
Geneva Crawford
Middleetown
Arthur
Middletown J
Forest
Lebanon
Lillian Taylor
Viola Mortice
Pennsylvania
McCoy-Leffler
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Bertha Pepper Rites Pending in Ohio
Mrs Bertha Pepper 57 died at 2 40 am yesterday at Glenhaven Nursing Home Dayton. She had lived in Columbus in recent years. Survived by two daughters Dora Barton Albuquerque New Mexico and Gladys Pepper Columbus a son Frank Columbus a sister Dorothy Supinger Lebanon and a brother Welton Hizer Lebanon. Services set for 2 pm.
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Bertha Pepper
Waynesville
Bertha F. Pepper
Glenhaven
Dayton
Columbus
Dora Barton
Alburquerque
N. M
Gladys Pepper
Frank
Dorothy Supinger
Lebanon
Welton Hizer
Edward S. Ross 78 dies at Middletown Hospital
Edward S. Ross of Lorraine Drive dies at 3 20 p m Friday in Middletown Hospital. A former Ashland Kentucky post office employee retired 12 years ago. Surviving include a daughter in Franklin and Porter Ross of Middletown. Service set Sunday at Catlettsburg Kentucky Methodist Church with burial in Ross Cemetery. Arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Edward S. Ross
Lorraine Drive
Middletown Hospital
Ashland
Porter Ross
Middletown
Methodist Church
Catlettsburg
Ross Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Tolstoy Kin Tolstoya-Yesenina Dies in Moscow
Sofya Andreyevna Tolstoya-Yesenina 57, granddaughter of Leo Tolstoy, died yesterday. She directed the Tolstoy State Museum in Moscow. Dr Cornelius Weygandt 85, Penn English professor emeritus, died Wednesday in Wolfboro New Hampshire. He joined Penn in 1897 and retired in 1952. born in Philadelphia.
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Moscow
Sofya Andreyevna Tolstoya-Yesenina
Leo Tolstoy
Literary Gazette
Tolstoy
Wolfboro
N.H
Cornelius Weygandt
Ergeritus
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Philadelphia
Men Gather for Evening Program at New Hope Baptist Church
Three hundred men are expected from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at New Hope Baptist Church for a special program with two minute discussions led by group members Deacon Garry Williams chairs the event. Members of Friendship Baptist will attend Miami Baptist services in Milford Ohio at 3 p.m. Sunday. Transportation will depart at 2 p.m. from the local church. At 7:30 p.m. Sunday Phillips Chapel CME Church members will join Friendship Baptist for services. Revival at First Church of God starts Sunday at 7:30 p.m. nightly through the next Sunday with Rev Patrick Heart from Columbus as guest evangelist. W M Reynolds serves as pastor.
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New Hope Baptist Charch
Garry Williams
Friendship Baptist Church
Miami Baptist Church
Milford
Ohio
B. D. Parrish
Phillips Chapel Cme
First Church of God
Patrick Heart
Columbus
W. M. Reynolds
Otterbein's Proxy Named As Bishop
Dr J Gordon Howard president of Otterbein College Westerville Ohio since 1945 named Bishop of Pittsburgh in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. He succeeds Dr Paw E V Shannon who died in May and will direct the church's east central area including Virginia Florida West Virginia Western Pennsylvania Erie and New York conferences. No Otterbein successor announced.
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Dayton
Ohio
J. Gordon Howard
Otterbein College
Westerville
Pittsburgh
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paw E. V.shannon
Shannon
Dave T. Gregory
Howard
Virginia
Florida
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York
Dr. Howard
Otterbein
Car overturns after hitting tree injuring two youths
A 1950 model car left Highland Street and Selden Avenue, jumped a curb, struck a 30 foot tree, and overturned. Mitchell amen 17 Middletown Rt. 3 escaped with minor injuries. Wesley Pusley 17 and Betty Lehman 16 suffered abrasions and were treated at Middletown Hospital. Police cited others in separate crashes including George Marshall for driving without a license.
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Highland Street
Selden Avenue
Mitchell Amen
Middletown
Betty Lehman
Francis Lehman
Lylburn Rd
Middletown Hospital
Highland St
Merriman
James Grostick
Yankee Rd
Marshall
Traffic incidents report minor damage city police
Five additional traffic mishaps were reported to city police. All involved parties sustained minor damage and no serious injuries were noted. Patrols attended the scenes to document the cases.
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Vecterdar
Man Injured In Franklin Three Car Accident
A Franklin man, Hayes Macy 56, was admitted to Middletown Hospital with possible rib and arm injuries after a three car collision on U S 25 north of Franklin in front of the Victory Motel. Willard Stevens 35 of Dayton and Carl Heneernees 57 of Franklin were involved. Stevens was treated and released for bruises. Total damage listed at 950 dollars.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Victory Motel
U. S. 25
Here
Hayes Macy
Franklin Rt. 1
Macy
Willard E. Stevens
Dayton
Stevens
Carl B. Hen Eernees
Pennyroyal Rd
St .Elizabeth Hospital
Middletown Hospital Records July Births at 236
Hospital births reached a July high of 236, surpassing June’s 226 and the 1956 September peak of 232. Butler County accounted for 167 of July births with 73 girls and 65 boys in Middletown, plus births across West Middletown, Trenton, Hamilton, and Excello. Warren, Preble, Montgomery, and Hamilton Counties contributed the remainder. The July 1956 total was 189, with 122 boys and 114 girls.
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Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Middletown
West Middletown
Trenton
Hamilton
Excello
Warren County
Franklin
Lebanon
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Springboro
Mason
Carlisle
Foster
Oregonia
Preble County
Montgomery County
Hamilton County
Middletown Girls and Morrow Boy Attend Ohio Workshop
Two Middletown girls Mary Ann Morgan and Zella Mae Gentry and Basil Ballard of Little Miami School attended the first Ohio High School Student Council Workshop in Athens Ohio. Six model councils were set up for practice sessions with sponsor Thomas Somerville from Morrow assisting.
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Middletown
Morrow
Athens
Ohio
Mary Ann Morgan
Zella Mae Gentry
Basil Ballard
Little Miami
Thomas Somerville
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Ily
The
Cancer Society
Stubbs
Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral
Apyes
Grand Bottling Co
Hamilton, Ohio
Guardian Angel
Reeves Oye Ras
Frank C. Sears
Columbia
Marian Jean Boggs
Harvard St
Webb Funeral Home
Anna G. Kirven
Main St
St. Mary Church
Margaret Louise Pierson
Oxford Rt
Marshall-Smith Funeral Home
Associated Press
Colored News
Terry Mayne
Army Set
Jack Mayne
Eldora Dr
Jerry Davis
Winona
Jerry
Terry
Asher
Walker’s Shoe Store
Walker
Aigen Mane
Walker Shoes
Central Ave
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