Deaths and Funerals Across Cities Reported
Edward Doench 53 a Armco veteran died at his home after failing health since December 1957. He worked as furnace tender at Armco Steel and held a 25 year pin. Survived by wife Beulah two daughters and a son serving in Army. Arrangements incomplete. Also listed are obituaries for Herbert Yardley Alfred Barker Jacob Meister A Merle Hooper Elizabeth Foreman Lewis Thomas Biddison and William Coughlin with brief funeral or death notices across Hamilton Washington London New York Mount Dora Baltimore and Buffalo.
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Edward V.abel Doench
Armco
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Armco Steel Corp
Doench
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eagles Lodge
Beulah
Dennie Brown
Hanz Fahlbusch
Cincinnati
Edward G. Doench
U.S. Army
Ft. Knox
George Sticklen
Hobart Hopper
Everett Sams
Middletown
Riggs Funeral Home
Washington
Herbert Osborne Yardley
United States
Worthington
Ind
London
Alfred Vere Barker
Barker
Connies
NEW York(ap
Jacob Mester
Yiddishe Kultur
Poland
Mount Doba
Fla
A. Merle Hooper
Toledo
Ohio
Baltimore
Elizabeth Foreman Lewis
John A. Lewis
China
Thomas Nichols Biddison
Buffalo
N.Y
William S. Coughlin
International League Baseball Writers
Buffalo Courier-Express
The
Courier-Express
Buffalo Baseball Bisons
William Coldiron 91 Greensburg resident dies at home
William Taylor Coldiron 91 of Greensburg Indiana died at 11 45 a m yesterday at his daughter’s home on Decker Road Franklin He was a woodsman born in Wolfe County Kentucky and a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Surviving wife Nancy four daughters a son 51 grandchildren 133 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren Services will be at 10 a m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Stanley L Fish of Cincinnati officiating Burial is Woodside Cemetery The body will be taken to daughter Mrs Vertie Hopkins Franklin Saturday afternoon for visitation until 8 30 a m Monday
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William Taylor Coldiron
Greensburg
Ind
Vertie Hopkins
Decker Road
Franklin
Wolfe County
Kentucky
Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints
Nancy
Edith Williamson
Hines
W. Va
Ada Jameson
Ellen Kellison
Renick
Mary L. Coldiron
Vernon
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Stanley L. Fish
Woman Leaves Hospital Returns As Crash Victim
Mrs. Nora Cox 72 of 934 East Ave left Ft Hamilton Hospital then entered Mercy Hospital minutes later after a three car collision. Cab driver Ray Barger 47 of 1023 Sipple St suffered possible chest injuries. granddaughter Judy Leitsch 17 of 1017 Harmon Ave had facial cuts. Police: Bekemeier 946 Ross Ave crossed center line, causing the crash involving the taxis and another eastbound car.
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Ray Barger
Sipple St
Judy Leitsch
Harmon Ave
Barger
Main Street
C Street
Calvin Bekemeier
Ross Ave
Wiliam Biehl
Sunset Dr
Bekemeier
Ground swim meet crowns city youth champions at three pools
Over 400 youngsters competed in yesterday's playground swim meet sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Winners emerged in each division across Sunset, Yankee and Douglas pools with numerous names from Sun set Wildwood Gardner Lincoln Barnitz and Goldman listed among top finishers in freestyle backstroke and relay events.
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Lincoln
Barnitz
Michigan
Sunset
Wildwood
Gardner
Yankee
Goldman
Coty
Douglas
Sycamore
Department of Parks and Recreation
Study Group Named In County Plan
An early step toward a regional Butler County planning commission was taken with the appointment of a study committee to draft a charter and by laws. Mayors R L Brown Jacksonburg Randel Coning Seven Mile Glenn Douglas Oxford Gordon Reed Monroe Thuriel Nagle Millville William Holden Fairfield City were named to the committee with Holden as acting chair. The next meeting is set for Thursday August 28 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce club room at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton. Robert Richardson a planning commission head said the group will operate regionally to avoid overlapping with other boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
R. L. Brown
Jacksonburg
Randel Coning
Seven Mile
Glenn Douglas
Oxford
Gordon Reed
Monroe
Thuriel Nagle
Millville
William Holden
Fairfied City
Holden
Chamber of Commerce Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Robert Richardson
Butler County Planning Commission
Frrom Hamilton
Venezuela Seeks Larger Share of Oil Profits in Elections
In Caracas, Accion Democratica led by Romulo Betancourt pledges higher oil and iron profits for Venezuela to lift living standards amid poverty and illiteracy. Betancourt argues dictatorship risks, cites 300000 in mountain shacks and 6.2 million illiterate nationwide while promising reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
A’cion Democratica
United States
Accion Democratica
Islwwcky
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Associated Press
Latin America
Crash Victim Remains Serious After Dayton Wreck
Grace EF Spoerlein of 2663 Rugby Road Dayton remained in serious condition at Middletown Hospital from injuries in a Wednesday auto accident on the Franklin Trenton Road. Attendants reported a skull fracture a broken left ankle and internal injuries after she was pinned in the wreckage for about 15 minutes when her car veered off the road and struck a concrete bridge abutment.
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Grace EF
Spoerlein
Rugby Rd
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Franklin-Trenton
Douglas Pool Winners List by Age Groups
Winners listed by age groups include Under 9 Bradley Moore of Michigan. Under 12 John Moore of Douglas Carol Jean Watts of Doty Irving Gregory of Douglas Steve Meadows of Michigan and Ted Mosley of Michigan. Under 15 Charles Arnold of Michigan Lois Gregory of Douglas and Joyce Bryant of Michigan. Under 18 Donald Baker of Michigan Jim Gates of Michigan Charles Henderson of Michigan Pendergrass of Michigan and the Michigan relay team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Bradley Moore
Michigan
John Moore
Carol Jean Watts
Doty
Irving Gregory
Steve Meadows
Ted Mosley
Charles Arnold
Lois Gregory
Joyce Bryant
Donald Baker
Jim Gates
Charles Henderson
Pendergrass
Song Sings Swan Song in Deportation Bid
Federal authorities allege Song B Kim entered the United States illegally seven years ago. The 24 year old opera baritone plans to be shipped back to Korea this weekend, ending his attempts for a Metropolitan Opera audition in New York. He previously worked as a shipping clerk in Los Angeles and sang with the San Francisco Opera chorus before arrest in Los Angeles and transfer for deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
Song
Kim
Korea
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Los Angeles
San Francisco Opera
Lawyer for Capone Era Gangster Cleared in Check Charge
Los Angeles AP reported the late gangster Al Capone's attorney Abraham Teitelbaum pleaded not guilty to a bad check charge. His trial is scheduled for September 29 in Municipal Court after a recent arrest for cashing a $100 worthless check at a market.
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Los Angeles
al Capone
Abraham Teitelbaum
Public reads over twenty billion hours of daily and Sunday papers
The article notes that the American public spends more than 20 billion hours annually reading its daily and Sunday newspapers, highlighting the massive engagement with print media.
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Edward Doench
Cornelius C. Gilbert
Paoli Ave
Campbell Funeral Home
Martha Brock
Long St
Marc W. Matre
High St
William T. Coldiron
Pittsburgh Paints
Norris Wood Products
Shaker Rd
Americe Ey Eater
Connie Nicholas
Indianapolis
Forrest Teel
Frank Symmes
Sunset Pool
Joan Carlson
Paul Nenni
Wilson
Tim Phillips
Maple Park
Ellen Hays
Will Draut
Sandy Cole
Tom Thurman
Helen Sarris
Sandy Kelly
Ed Wallis
Mary Kay Hutson
Tom Draut
Janet Shaff'1
Kay Kelly
Jim Forster
Sewell Hayes
Fleming
Judge Ledford
Miami
Sharon Cowgall
Tim Goforth
Gary Barker
Wilson J
Yankee Pool
Micky Burdge
Jimmy Mail
Cindy Slough
Larry Abner
Joan Ruff
Denny Shibley
Marilyn Mittenholzer
Snerman
Bill Johnson
Bill
Tron
Popular Front
Pantie
Ross’ Lingerie
Womens Fame
RED Cross
Joyce
Sandler
Ross’ Shoe Dept
S.m.l.xl
Ross’ Menswear——Main
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