Death notices of Rev Simmonds and others in Middletown region
Obituary notices report the death of Rev James P. Simmonds 83 a former First Methodist pastor 1941 1947 with funeral in Cincinnati and memorials to Bethesda Hospital plus details on survivors and visitations. Also listed are the deaths of George L. Cuddy 54 Middletown and Mrs Lillian Edmonds 89 Portland Ore with service details burial locations and surviving relatives.
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Lillian Edmonds
Middletown
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
High Mass for Mrs Magdalene Kremer Held in Kentucky
Mrs Magdalene Kremer 90 mother of Edward Kremer of Franklin is to be honored with a high mass at St Therese Church Southgate Kentucky at 9 a m Monday Burial follows at St Stephen Cemetery Fort Thomas Friends may call at Cobl ing Funeral Home Fort Thomas Sunday 3 to 9 a m Died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a three week stay Survivors include two sons Edward Franklin and Robert Fort Thomas a daughter Mrs Ceclia Helmer Cincinnati two brothers Michael Ackerman Chicago Nicholas Ackerman Camp Springs Ky a sister Miss Josephine Ackerman Newport Ky six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Dletown
Douglas Nichols
Franklin
David
Middletown
James
Denzil
Lothair
Mildred Gibson
Margaret Bellamy
Pineville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jim Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Requiers
Magdalene (Lene) Kremer
Edward J. Kremer
St. Therese
Southgate
St. Stephen
Fort Thomas
Edward
Robert
Ceclia Helmer
Cincinnati
Michael Ackerman
Chicago
Nicholas Ackerman
Camp Springs
Josephine Ackerman
Newport, Ky
Franklin OB: J C Abrams 26
J C Abrams of 508-A Weidner Road is listed in this Franklin notice.
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Franklin
J.C. Abrams
Weidner Road
New Millionaires Rise From Modern Ventures
The piece argues that making a million is achievable today in new fields with innovation. It profiles Glen Logue, Jim Ling, Bob Rod, and the Switzer brothers who built successful ventures from small starts, showing adaptiveness and enterprise. The note endorses free enterprise and invites banking advice from the author’s firm.
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Jim Ling
Dallas
Ling Ectrics
Ling-Temco-Vought
Bob Rod
Acoustica
Switzer Brothers
Neighorhood
Boy Dies After Heart Operation
11-year-old Ricky Bowermaster, son of Rev. Richard Earl Bowermaster, died after open heart surgery at Colorado General Hospital in Denver. He had moved with his parents from Franklin to Colorado Springs three years ago where his father pastors High and Park Baptist Church. Surviving are his parents two brothers Danny and Philip two sisters Mary and Ellen paternal grandparents Earl Bowermaster of Franklin and maternal grandparents James Mason of La Grange Kentucky Arrangements are incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Richard E
Ricky) Bowermaster
Richard Earl Bowermaster
Colorado Springs
Cole
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Bowermaster
High and Park Baptist Church
Danny
Philip
Mary
Ellen
Earl Bowermaster
James Mason
la Grange
Anglesby
Obituary: Mr. Abrams Dies After Long Illness
Mr. Abrams died at home after a long illness. He attended Springboro schools and served in the Navy from 1962 to 1966. Born in Kentucky, he is survived by his parents Charles and Mrs Abrams of Franklin and four brothers Clayton Red Lion Elbert James Franklin Ivory Lebanon. Services a.m. Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. Dale Chambers officiating burial in Springboro Cemetery. Viewing hours 5 to 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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Abrams
Springboro
Navy
Kentucky
Abrams Charles Abrams
Franklin Rt. 1
Clayton
Red Lion
Elbert and
James
Franklin
Ivory
Lebanon
Anglesby Funeral Home
Dale Chambers
Beasley Rites Set for Camden Resident Stanley M Beasley
Services for Stanley M Beasley 72 retired gunsmith who died of a heart attack at his West Central Avenue home will be held at Nein Funeral Home Sunday. The Rev Raymond Withlin will officiate burial follows at Fairmount. He was born locally and worked 21 years for Standard Register Co Dayton. Survived by his wife Sarah three daughters Eleanor Blevins Helen House Louise Doty a sister Elsie Paullus three great grandchildren and one grandson. The funeral home will open tomorrow at 3.
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Sarah
Eleanor Blevins
Helen House
Louise Doty
Camden
Elsie Paullus
Eaton
Robert L. Morrow 81 Somerville resident dies
Robert L. Morrow 81 of Somerville died Wednesday at Powell Convalescent Home Hamilton. He moved to Somerville in 1936 after farming Camden and retired in 1952 as a self employed truck driver. Survived by wife Marie 1964 death a son James Somerville a sister Belle Orr Eaton two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services Saturday at Inman Funeral Home burial in Somerville Cemetery. Funeral home Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Somerville
Robert L. Morrow
Powell
Hamilton
Funeral
Funeral services for Pfc. Richard Mullins
Services for Army Pfc. Richard A. Mullins 20 son of Mr and Mrs C B Mullins Weisenberger Road will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow at the Oswald Memorial Home Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery with graveside military rites He was killed July 23 in Vietnam where he had been stationed four months Funeral home today from 4 to p m
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Lebanon
Army
Richard A. Mullins
C. B. Mullins
Weisenberger Road
Oswald
Mullins
Vietnam
Sirhan’s Lawyer Opposes Relaxing Gag Order in Kennedy Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's defense attorney urged the Los Angeles Superior Court not to modify the peremptory ban on statements by principals in the Kennedy assassination case. Judge Schauer will hear arguments as prosecutors seek revocation or modification of the order. Security will be the tightest for Sirhan's trial, with searches for all visitors, armed guards, and an armor plate glass partition.
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Los Angeles
Russell E. Parsons
Robert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Kennedy
Richard Schauer
Parsons
Schauer
Arthur L. Alarcon
Dist. Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Parsos
Sirhan
Israel
Middle East
America
Hitler and Eva Braun Died By Cyanide In 1945
Soviet officer Lev Bezymensky's book reports a 1945 autopsy found both Hitler and Eva Braun died from self-administered potassium cyanide. The Times notes the claim revises earlier portrayals. Stalin allegedly suppressed the Soviet findings. The autopsy also matched dental X rays to identify the bodies.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
New York Times
Lev Aleksandrovich Bezymensky
Hitler
Braun
Times
Harrison E. Salisbury
William L. Shirer
J. R. Trevor-Roper
Bezymensky
The
West
Joseph Stalin
Fritz Echtmann
North Vietnamese Leader Calls U.S. Peace Proposals Impudent
Paris AP reports Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for North Vietnam, denounces U S peace proposals as prompts for intensified warfare. He cites 4,000 new U S troops in South Vietnam and warns U S leaders bear full responsibility for war consequences. He also criticizes Vice President Humphrey's comments as revealing U S embarrassment.
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Paris
United States
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Secretar
Dean Rusk
Johnson
South Vietnam
Ion
North Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
Cial Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
MU Official Opposes Negotiations On University Benefits
Miami University vice president Lloyd Goggin testified to a legislative study committee that wage rates holidays vacations and sick leave should not be settled through negotiations with labor. He urged binding talks only on job related issues and supported keeping the Ferguson Act with mediation between schools and employees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Asday
Lloyd Goggin
Miami University
State Univer Ties
Charles Turner 70 Hamilton Man Pronounced Dead
Charles Turner of Hamilton aged 70 died on arrival at Mercy Hospital yesterday at 10 40 am He was brother to Floyd Turner of Franklin and survived by his wife Alice two sons including Luther of Jacksonburg seven daughters three other brothers four sisters 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Services are 10 am Monday at Brown Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton with burial at Greenwood Cemetery The funeral home will be open Sunday from 4 to 9 pm.
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Miamitown
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Grace Storey Simmonds
Richard E. Simmonds Jr
Bolton Funeral Home
Harrison Ave
Westwood
Bethesda Hospital
Charlie Turner
Hamilton
Floyd Turner
Franklin
Mercy Hospital
Alice
Luther
Jacksonburg
Brown - Dawson Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Obituaries for Bond Alford and Cade with funeral details
General Bond, 63, of 225 S West St, will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Webb. Raymond Alford, 73, of 142 Gordon Ave, to attend service at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Webb. Miss Maggie Cade, 59, of 1128 Ludlow St, graveside services due 2 p.m. tomorrow at New Vienna.
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General Bond
S. West St
Webb
Raymond Alford
Gordon Ave
Maggie Cade
Ludlow St
New Vienna
Farrar Newberry former Woodmen of the World chief dies
Adelphia Ark. Farrar Newberry 81 long time president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society for 12 years until retiring in 1955 died Wednesday. Maurice Spector 70 Canadian Communist party founder and later chairman died Thursday of cancer in New York.
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ARE Adelphia
Ark
Farrar Newberry
Woodmen
The
World Life Insurance Society
New York
Maurice Spector
Communist Party
Police Briefs Stolen Souvenirs From Car Cited
Gregory Salee of 501 Stanley Street reported $30 worth of souvenirs stolen from his car.
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Gregory Salee
Stanley St
Burglars Target Taft Elementary Break in Fails
Early today burglars attempted to break into Taft Elementary School on Verity Parkway by breaking a window and cutting a screen but failed. A 23 year old woman was treated at Middletown Hospital last night after reportedly taking an overdose of sleeping pills. Dorothy Abner, 61, of 710 Granada Ave, suffered a broken wrist and hip after slipping and falling in front of 10 S Broad St.
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Taft Elementary School
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Dorothy Abner
Granada Ave
S. Broad St
Registration At Madison Is Set
Schedule changes and registration of new students will be held at Madison High School Aug. 14 29 according to Walker Williamson guidance counselor at Madison.
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Madison High School
Walker Williamson
Madison
Britain expands self-service fuel after hours
London reports that over 200 gas stations now offer self-service pumping after normal hours, expanding access for motorists. The move broadens choices for drivers seeking late night fuel and marks a shift in service norms across the industry.
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London
Britain
Lawn mower stolen from residence during move
Don Farquex, 31, of 611 Richardson Drive reports a lawn mower valued at 10 dollars taken from 1508 Woodlawn Ave while he moved out. He provided no further details.
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Don Farquex
Richardson Drive
Woodlawn Ave
Rock damages windshield of car on Columbia Ave
Charles Weidner reports an unknown person threw a rock at his auto parked in front of 909 Columbia Ave, breaking the windshield. No suspects named or arrests listed. Police urged any witnesses to come forward.
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Charles Weidner
Columbia Ave
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James P. Simmonds
First Methodist
Hyde Park Community
Northwestern University
Mt. Healthy
Riverside
Springfield
Urbania
Dayton Madisonville
George Cuddy
George L. Cuddy
Brentwood St
Cuddy
Aeronca Corp
American Legion
Hazard
Edna
Alma
Virginia
Brenda
Black Collins
West Middletown
Cleve Nance
Viper, Ky
Paul Nichols
Mid
Oregon
Edmonds
Clarence
Central Avenue
Marcella McCaul
Tomah, Wise
Benjamin
Alfred
George
Robert Graman
Addie Esselman
Hayfever
Vanest
Magdalene Kremer
al Kremer
Park Drive
J. C. Abrams
Speaking
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
Milionares
Horatio Algier
Glen Logue
Florida
Boy
Stanley Beasley
Pfc
Richard Mullins
Mio Gail
Reichschancellery
Berlin
N. Viels
Herschel] Sigall
Council 21
American Federation of State
Girard Ave
Central Baptist Church
Middletown, Ohio
Harold Thompson
Gary Wolfinbarger
Stan Evanko
Eels
STE
S. Verity Puy
Florsheim
Ganges
Texaco
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