Deaths And Funerals William Johns 87 Armco veteran dies
William F. Johns 87 of 102 Shafer St died at Middletown Hospital after 10 months of failing health. A 50 year Armco Steel employee, he lived in Middletown 58 years, survived by wife Myrtle four daughters two brothers nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Dr. C A Montgomery 75 retired dentist dies at home in Chautauqua after two months ill. He leaves wife Margaret two sons Frank and John two daughters Betty Hacker and Mary Homan. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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William F. Johns
Shafer St
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Johns
Middletown
Dresden
Ohio
East Side
Armco Steel Corp
Myrtle
Ira Mangus
Columbus
Ada Smith
Hollywood
Califf
John Davis
Roy Fouts
Harry
Mark
Riggs
E.H. Hammon
Woodside Cemetery
C. A. Montgomery
Charles Arthur Montgomery
10Th Ave
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Monroe
Western Reserve Dental College
Cleveland
Margaret
Frank
John
Cincinnati
Betty Hacker
Mary Homan
Carlisle
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Florida
Police Officer Bandy Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Morrow policeman William Guy Bandy aged 42 died yesterday of a heart attack at his Mill Street home. He had served the force for several years and formerly worked in the grocery business. His wife Fairy runs a local beauty parlor. Surviving are daughter Mrs Deloris Allison of Morrow and son Don at home, plus brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at Church of God with burial in Clarksville Cemetery after calling hours at Vale Funeral Home.
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Morrow
William Guy Bandy
Mill Street
Fairy
Deloris Allison
Don
Church of God
Clarksville
the Vale Funeral
Astrex Tonic Tablets Claims Iron Boost For Vigor
Advertises Astrex Tonic Tablets as an iron containing remedy for men and women over 40 to feel younger and more energetic. Promotes an 8 day trial size and an economy size with savings, available at druggists.
Notable death notices across several cities from AP briefed obituaries
Thomas E. Wildson 90 longtime Wilson & Co chairman died. He promoted 4 H Club work and began in meat packing in 1887 born London Ontario. Kenneth Cooke Brownell 55 chairman of American Smelting and Refining Co died yesterday with firm since 1927 born Everett Washington. John Abbink 68 former McGraw Hill president died Sunday heart attack managing director National Planning Assn consultant to State Dept. Bert Woodcock 52 head of ISU Safety Education Dept died yesterday of heart attack born Bagley Minnesota.
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Associated Press Chicago
Thomas E. Wildson
Wilson & Co
Wilson
London
Ont
New York
Kenneth Cooke Brownell
American Smelting and Refining Co
Brownell
Iowa
Bert Woodcock
Iowa State Teachers College
Woodcock
Iowa Public Safety Department
Bagley
Minn
Franklin Council Grapples with Flooding Area Jurisdiction
Franklin special meeting heard resident David Specht show flood damage from higher ground north of Lar-El subdivision. Council determined it lacks full control over the land unless water is piped toward the subdivision. City manager to have the engineer assess if South End Restaurant lies within city limits and to pursue a storm drain project on the east side of Rt. 25.
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Franklin
John
Lar-El
David Specht
John Heintz
S. Dixie iHwy
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
Rt. 25
van Horn Street
Bryant Street
Last Officer Of Volunteers Dies
Nathan A. McCoy Sr. dies at 86 in Mt. Carmel Hospital days after a fall. A former captain of the 4th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, he served in Puerto Rico for nine months and fought at Guayama and Las Pumas. He chaired Franklin County Democratic executive committee 1926–1929 and was Columbus postmaster 1933–1944, leaving three sons.
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Columbus, Ohio
4Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Nathan A. McCoy Sr
Mt. Carmel
4Th Ohio Infantry
James Nathan Alford Gilmore McCoy
Commission
James
Gilmore
McCoy
Puerto Rico
Guayma
Las Pumas
Democratic Party
Franklin County
Columbus Leon
Patrolman Held In Fund Theft Case In Cleveland
A South Euclid patrolman James F Corrigan was jailed after admitting to stealing city funds and breaking into a gas station. Mayor George J Urban said felony charges would be filed after a four week probe into missing swimming pool funds and traffic fines. Corrigan worked overnight in the police radio room and had served a year and a half on the force.
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Cleveland
Euclid
George J. Urban
James F. Corrgan
Corrigan
SAC Base Abduction Case Targeted at Lockbourne AFB
A 7-year-old boy abducted and maimed in Columbus, discovered injuries not life threatening, is guiding investigators to Lockbourne Air Force Base. A windshield SAC emblem sticker linked the suspect to the base. 200 suspect cars on base are being checked amid screening of 7,000+ vehicle records. A joint Franklin County sheriff and Columbus police task force leads the inquiry.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Lockbourne
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
South Side
Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies
Columbus Detectives
Man Almost Killed By Assassin In Panama
Ruben Miro, a 43 year old Panamanian lawyer who had promised to reveal details about President Jose Antonio Remon’s 1955 assassination, survived a car gun attack outside his brother Ricardo’s home. He suffered wounds to the left chest, right arm, and a bullet lodged in the right buttock, and drove himself to a hospital with non serious condition. The incident followed a prior acquittal of Miro and six others in the Remon murder case.
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Panama
Ruben Miro
Jose Antonio Remon
Ricardo
Ruben
Theother
Miro
Remon
Man Burns Inside Car in Sterling Affair
The burned body of a man was found in a flaming car parked off an isolated road in Sterling. Police identified the car as owned by David R. Drinkwater of Lancaster. Drinkwater, 33, unemployed, left home yesterday and did not return. Investigators sought to determine whether death was murder, accident, or self-inflicted.
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Drinkwater
Woman, 46, Loses Leg in Rt 744 Crash Near Jacksonburg
Helen Marie Stevens of 2306 Arlington Ave is in satisfactory condition after doctors amputated her left leg at Middletown Hospital following a Sunday collision on Route 744 near Jacksonburg. She also sustained possible skull injuries.
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Helen Marie Stevens
Arlington Ave
Stevens
Jacksonburg
Middletown Hospital
Ohio certifies South Carolina insurer compliant for 1957
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies South Carolina Insurance Company of Columbia as compliant and authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. The 1957 year end figures show assets 5,318.60 liabilities 6,595,701.02 net assets 2,159,617.58 paid-up capital 1,500,000.00 surplus 659,617.58 income 4,754,324.54 expenditures 3,975,859.19. Dated July 1, 1958 and signed by Arthur L. Vorys, Superintendent.
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State OF Ohio
Department OF Insurance
State of
Ohio
South Carolina Insurance Company
Columbia
South Carolina
Columbus
Arthur L Vorys
Insurance of
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C. T. Atkinson, M.D
Federal Savings and Loan
J. F. Stewart, M.D
Sizzie
David Bratus
New York Central
Harry White
David
Bernard
Heintz
Civil Defense
Bueau
Carl Minnick
National City Managers Assoc
Dallas
Tex
Lewis Drugs
Lars
Olds
Oldsmobile
Metropolitan
Heber Jones, Inc
N. Verity Parkway
S.M.L
Maverik
Levi
Val
Bates
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