Edith Hosey dies after 48 years in Middletown residence
Edith Lawson Hosey 39 died at Schultz Nursing Home Dayton after two years of declining health. A longtime Middletown resident, she taught Sunday School at First Methodist for 20 years, helped found Sherman School PTA, and earned a Red Cross citation in WWI plus continued work in WWII. Survived by two daughters, two sisters, three brothers, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral 10:39 a.m. Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 7–9 p.m. today at Garden Manor Nursing Home with Rosary at 7:30 p.m.
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Edith Lawson Hosey
Middletown
Schultz Nursing Home
Dayton
Hosey
Stanley Street
Dayton Nursing Home
First, Methodist Church
Kemp
Sherman School Pta
Garden Manor
Hill
P. Lor- Nard Tobacco Co
Ella Hecht
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
John Adams Funeral Services Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for John Adams age 4 of Winchester Kentucky are set for tomorrow at 2 p m with burial in Winchester Cemetery. Adams died yesterday at his home from an apparent heart attack. Survivors include two sons Homer and Clarence of Middletown.
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John Adams
Winchester
Winchester Cemetery
Adams
Homer
Clarence
Middletown
Mrs Catherine Hill 90 Dies After Illness
Mrs Catherine Hill aged 90 of 2107 Wayne Ave Middletown dies after a prolonged illness. The longtime resident passed away yesterday at an area hospital with family by her side. Funeral arrangements are pending with the Middletown Funeral Home.
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Catherine Hill
Wayne Ave
Middletown
Funeral services for Claude Horn 55 at Riggs Funeral Home
Funeral services for Claude Horn 55 of 21 Rooks Lane will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Riggs Funeral Home with Rev. Henry C. Howard officiating. He died Sunday from burns suffered rescucing his daughter in law and her two children from a house fire in Franklin on August 7. Survivors include four sons Robert Claude Jr J B and daughter Betty Lou Fultz of Middletown, four sisters Ada Cole Stella Ashley Addie Ashley Brucie Morn and three grandchildren. Visitation is 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery.
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Claude ‘Horn
Rooks la
Franklin
Riggs Funeral Home
Henry C. Howard
Woodsuie Cemetery
John S Lyons 61 Middletown resident dies at hospital
John Samuel Sam Lyons age 61 of 612 Wicoff St Middletown died at 1 a m at Middletown Hospital after a stay since July 27 He was born in Menifee County Kentucky and lived in Middletown since 1911 He worked 27 years at Armco Steel Corp power plant Surviving are his wife Kathryn C four daughters Anita Wood Martha Irving Jean Rader John Lyons and Pau Lyons at home ten grandchildren two brothers LeRoy and Clay and three sisters Ora Lovely Springboro Pearl A Barnes Middletown
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John Samuel
Sam Lyons
Wicoff St
Middletown Hospital
Siice
Menifee County
Middletown
Lyons
Armco Steel Corp
Kathryn C
Anita Wood
Martha Irving
Jean Rader
John Lyons
Paua Lyons
LeRoy
Clay
Ora Lovely
Springboro
Pearl A. Bames
Mid
Dad Held in Dayton Tot Death Homicide Probe
Glenn Earl Magness 25 is detained in Dayton on investigation of homicide after police say he admitted tossing his six month old daughter Betty Sue onto a sofa and into a bassinet before she died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Detectives report bruises on the infant and the coroner rules the death homicide. He is held without charge.
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Dayton Ohio
Glenn Earl Magness
Betty Sue
Good Samaritan Hospital
J. D. Reay
Robert Zipf
Magness
Funeral services for Mary Lou Igo scheduled in Houston
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lou Igo of Houston Texas will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Mc Coy Leffier Funeral Home with Dr C E Wintringham officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Dletown
Mary Lou Igo
Houston
Texas
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Man Albert Nickerson 49 Dies At Miown Hospital
Albert Nickerson a Middletown resident and Rathman Troup Furniture Co. carpet finisher died at 3 45 p m yesterday at Miown Hospital He was born in Paris Alabama and leaves wife Georgie parents Mr and Mrs Clem Nickerson of Dayton a son Raymond two daughters Mrs Dorothy Jennings and Mrs Jo ann Williams a brother Robert and a sister Mrs Clemmie Sharrer nine grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with Bailey Funeral Home
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Albert Nickerson
Baltimore St
Miown Hospital
Paris
Ala
Nickerson
Middletown
Rathman Troup Furniture Co
Bethel Ame Church
Georgie
Clem Nickerson
Dayton
Raymond
Mrs. Robert Palmer Rites Scheduled in Jackson Ky
Mrs. Robert Palmer 69 of Jackson Kentucky died at 2 p m Sunday at her home. She was mother of Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs David Gibbs of Middletown. Survived by her husband Robert one son two daughters and two stepdaughters Mrs Roy Fox and Mrs Ernest Patrick both of Middletown.
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Robert Palmer
Jackson
Elmer Wilson
David Gibbs
Middletown
Robert
Roy Fox
Ernest Patrick
Obituaries for Hensley King Ladder from Campbell Colligan Becket
Obituaries list four residents with ages and addresses. Mrs Mary Hensley aged 49 of 9 Kirk Ave to have services at 2 pm Thursday. Joseph King aged 85 of 32 Linden St to have services at 9 am Thursday. Rudolph B Ladder aged 90 of 163 Becket St to have services at 9 30 am tomorrow.
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Mary Hensley
Kirk Ave
Campbell
Joseph King
Linden St
Colligan
Rudolph B. Ladder
Becket, St
Missionary Radio Founder To Speak At Franklin Meeting
The Rev Don Luttrell founder and director of WIVV missionary radio will lead a 730 p m program at Franklin First Baptist Church 16 W Second St with trumpet and vocal music an address and films of the station and evangelistic tours Luttrell is accompanied by his step brother Dave Porritt who has just returned from a tour of 11 islands where they held 101 radio rallies WIVV built in 1936 on Vieques island east of Puerto Rico is led by Luttrell
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Don Lutrell
West Indies
Franklin First Baptist Church
Second St
Mr. Luttrell
Dave Porritt
WIVV
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Luttrell
Disturbance Charges Anticipated Against Dewey Bloomer
Butler County deputies report possible charges of menace and threat against Dewey Bloomer for allegedly threatening Mr and Mrs Ray Cornett and Mrs Fred Bloomer with a shotgun and a knife around 845 p.m. yesterday An incident led Fred Rice to reportedly disarm Bloomer and Bloomer was booked on intoxication at Middletown police department last night
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Dewey Bloomer
Locust St
Excello
Butler County
Ray Cornett
Hickory Sr
Fred Bloomer
Bloomer
Fred Rice
Hickory St
Middletown
Holstein Cow Delivers 153-Pound Calf in Texas
Cleburne farmer Elme Woodard reports a Holstein cow gave birth to a 153 pound calf near here on Monday. He notes the typical Holstein calf at birth weighs about six pounds.
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Cleburne, Tex
Elme Woodard
First Church of God sponsors Aug trip to Cincinnati Zoo
The Sunday School at First Church of God Lith Avenue and Lincoln Street will sponsor a public trip to the Cincinnati Zoo on August 27. Reservations may be made by calling Stewart Thomas or Cashus News Stand in GA area codes.
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First Church of God
Lith Avenue
Lincoln Street
Cincinnati Zoo
Stewart Thomas
Cashus
Greenland Land Surface Ice Coverage
About 85 percent of Green lands 40 000 square mile surface is glacier ice covering most of the area.
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Greenland
AP Drama Critic Mark Barron Dies at 55 in Bellevue
Mark Barron 55 longtime Associated Press drama critic and war correspondent died at Bellevue Hospital after long illness. Born in Waco Texas he worked for Baylor University Waco Times Herald Morning Telegraph New York Times Herald Tribune Theater Guild and AP. He covered Ethiopian war in 1935 and served in U S Army in World War II earning several decorations. He married Erin O'Brien Moore in 1936. later married Belle Shikarides in 1998 and is survived by son Simeon 9.
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NEW York
Mark Barron
Associated Press
Bellevue Hospital
Barron
Waco
Tex
Baylor University
Waco Times- Herald
Morning Telegraph
New York Times
The
Herald Tribune
Theater Guild
London
New Yorker
U.S
Battle of the Ardennnes
Palmee Academique
Erin O'Brien-Moore
Belle Shikarides
Simeon
Attorneys Named To State Committees
Hamilton and Middletown lawyers from Butler County have been named to Ohio State Bar Association standing committees. Paul A. Baden and Andrew W. Cherney join the negligence law panel, Louis J. Hofstadter serves probate and juvenile law, Jack A. Casper is on workers compensation, and Maxwell Finkleman on domestic relations. Finkleman also serves on the council of delegates.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio State Bar Association
Paul A. Baden
Andrew W. Cherney
Louis J. Hofstadter
Jack A. Casper
Workmen's Compensation
Maxwell Finklemen
Middletown
Finkleman
Association
Council of Delegates
Germantown Man Hurt in Two Car Crash at Main Street
A Germantown Road man, Edd Byrd, 49, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a head laceration after his car, while he reportedly had a green light, collided with Alex Fultz's car at Second Ave and Main St. Byrd was cited for an operator's license. A passenger, Sturgeon Wells, complained of an arm injury. Damages were estimated at 650 dollars with Fultz's car sustaining most of the impact.
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Second Avenue
Main Street
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Edd Byrd
Germantown Rd
Alex Fultz
Oxford State Road
Byrd
Sturgeon Wells
Central Ave
Fultz
Vandals Hit Two Drive-Ins and a Service Station
Police reported vandals struck adjoining Dairy Queen and A and W drive ins on S Main Street early this morning. Burglars ransacked the root beer stand through a north side window but nothing was taken. They also invaded Lawson's Sunoco Service at 610 S Verity Parkway and escaped with about $40 from a cigarette vending machine.
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Dairy Queen
S. Main Street
Lawson
Sunoco
S. Verity Parkway
Missing file cabinet from Rev. Glenn LaVelle home
A rear door was forced between 9:30 a.m. and 11 p.m. yesterday at the home of Rev. Glenn LaVelle 1707 Taylor Ave. A house was ransacked and a desk contents scattered. A 35 millimeter camera and flash attachment were reported stolen.
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Glenn LaVelle
Taylor Ave
Thirteen Drivers Fined In Trenton Court
In Trenton Mayor Harry Stretcher's court thirteen drivers were fined for speeding. Names and fines include Carson Topeka $13 Herbert Mays $10 Garrett Knorr $11 Alfred Jones $13 Gilbert Adams $13 Larry Schock $15 William Wilmer $10 Dean Chenault $10 Merl Durbin $10 Howard Bright $8 William Alexander $13 Hershel Fields $10 James Simmons $10 plus Simmons $25 with $15 suspended for no operator's license and Raymond Kline $10 for running a red light.
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Trenton
Thireen
Harry Stretcher
Carson Topeka
Waynesville
Herbert Mays
Baltimore St
Middletown
Garrett Knorr
Miamisburg
Alfred Jones
Eisenhower Drive
Gilbert Adams
Hamilton
Larry D. Schock
Germantown
William S. Wilmer
Flemming
Dean Chenault
Stanley St
Merl F. Durbin
S. Third St
Howard Bright
Third St
William K. Alexander
Garfield St
Hershel Fields
Miami St
James Simmons
Tytus Ave
Simmons
ND Splits Eight 1892 Electoral Votes Among Parties
North Dakota allocated its three 1892 presidential electoral votes to the Democratic, Republican, and People's Party tickets in a rare three-way split reflecting regional party strength.
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North Dakota
People’s Party
Conservatives Rally to Aid Nixon as Goldwater Sees Gains
Senator Barry Goldwater reports volunteers from Republican conservative groups are increasing efforts for the GOP ticket. Nixon campaigns in Greensboro as Kennedy pushes for a Senate wage bill passage and medical leave debates. A Virginia plan for a conservative ticket is rejected by Byrd and Goldwater while South Carolina pledges electoral support. Nixon talks with Helen Hayes and others in a Celebrities-for-Nixon group.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Greensboro
N.C
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Meriden
Conn
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Helen Hayes
George Murphy
James R. Shepley
Time Magazine
Pat
Franklin Court Docket Is Light
Judge J. T. Riley in an abbreviated Franklin court session fined Howard Willoughby 31 of Independence Ky 15 and cost for reckless operation. Lesser fines of 10 were levied against John McGuire of McGuire Lane and Fred Smith 19 36 E Fourth St for dog related offenses and other minor counts.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Howard Willoughby
Independence
John McGuire
McGuire Lane
Fred Smith
Agers Plan Birthday Party
Mrs. Ida Gilmore guests of honor at the Golden Age Club meeting tomorrow at 1 pm at the Civic Association. Gilmore, the club’s oldest member, just turned 92 and August birthdays and anniversaries will be celebrated during the party.
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Ida Gilmore
First Ave
The
Civic Association
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Rimersburg
Lee Lawson
Vandergriff
James Lawson
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Neal
Riggs Funeral
C. FE. Wintringham
John Dobrozsi
Claude Horn
John S. Lyons
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Krogers
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Verity
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Central Avenue
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Viola Ferguson
Eighth Ave
Ralph J. Carroll
Henderson Oil CO
Woodlawn Ave
William E. Miller
House
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Franklin Court
Agers
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Homer D. Leffler
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