Norman Beatty 54 World War II veteran dies at home
Norman Everett Beatty 54 longtime Middletown driver for 77 Taxi Inc. died unexpectedly at his home at 2132 Brentwood Street after ill health. He served in World War II and is survived by wife Margaret, two sons Norman and Thomas, four daughters, siblings, six grandchildren, and other relatives. Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 7 and 9 p.m. Services Friday at 10 a.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery handled by Kraeer Funeral Home.
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Norman EF. Beatty
Norman Everett Beatty
Taxi Inc
Brentwood St
Beatty
Middletown
Margaret
Norman
Thomas
Rachelle Kakaris
Bonnie Faugh
Services for Elijah Gibson Held in Beattyville
Elijah Gibson age 89 father of Leonard Gibson dies in Winchester Kentucky. Funeral services set for tomorrow noon at Newnam Funeral Home Beattyville with burial in Winchester. Surviving are seven other sons and four other daughters. Also named Mrs Lawinda Carson of Springboro and Mrs Alice Mahony of Lebanon.
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Elijah Gibson
Leonard Gibson
Lawinda Carson
Springboro
Alice Mahony
Lebanon
Newnam Funeral Home
Beattyville
Winchester
Gibson
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Lennie of Pompano Beach
Mrs Margaret Lennie 75 of Pompano Beach Fla died yesterday at Holy Cross Hospital Pompano Beach at 10 pm She is survived by her husband Campbell and three grandchildren Services and burial will be held tomorrow in Pompano Beach arrangements are being made by local funeral home
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Margaret Lennie
Pompano Beach
Fla
Arthur M. Lennie
Santa Fe Road
Holy Cross Hospital
Lennie
Campbell
Tomorow
Pompanm Beach
Arthur Myers 86 dies in Middletown after six months ill
Arthur FE Myers age 86 of 910 Malvern Street died at 6 45 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after six months of failing health. A retired coal miner he lived in Middletown 18 months moving from Hazard Kentucky. Survived by three daughters Grace Trammell Vina Rowland Lora Hatmaker a son Paul a sister Laura Pressler two brothers Albert Jr Frank 31 grandchildren 68 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services set for 11 am Friday at Maggard Funeral Home Hazard with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Local arrangements by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Arthur FE. Myers
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Myers
Middletown
Hazard
Grace Trammell
Vina Rowland
Paducah
Lora Hatmaker
Paul
Laura Pressler
Cambridge City
Ind
Albert Jr
Frank
Knoxville
Maggard Funeral Home
Riverside
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Asa B. Smith Rites Planned in Grand Avenue Church
Asa B. Smith 68 of 4115 Riverview Drive died at 7 05 p m after a long illness in Dayton. He retired in 1962 after 33 years with the McCall Corp in Dayton and was a World War I veteran. Surviving wife Irene and sister Grace Castle of New Carlisle. Services 2 p m Friday at Grand Avenue Church of God with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m and at church Friday after 1 p m.
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Asa B. Smith
Riverview Drive
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Smith
McCall Corp
Dayton
Springfield
Middletown
Irene
Grace Castle
New Carlisle
Grand Avenue Church
Riggs Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Charles Strong and Charles Wallen
Charles Strong age 80 of 1314 Bon Alexander Ave to be served at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb services. Charles Wallen age 87 Greenwood Manor Nursing Home to be served today with Campbell and Cleda Rittenhouse of 39 2169 Cardinal Ave Ross and service set for 10 am Friday by Colligan.
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Charles Strong
Bonacker
Webb
Charles Wallen
Greenwood Manor Nursing Home
Campbell
Cleda Rittenhouse
Cardinal Ave
Ross
Colligan
Rein deer King Carl J. Lamen Dies at 85 in Alaska Meat Trade
Carl J. Lamen and nickname the "Reindeer King" of Alaska died Monday at age 85. He spent five decades in the reindeer meat business, earning fame for his extensive work in the industry.
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Seattle
Carl J. Lamen
Alaska
Intrepid Atlantic Crossings Remembered In Sailors Feats
New York AP recalls bold Atlantic crossings by small boats and odd vessels. Capt Thomas Crapo and wife sailed from New Bedford to England in 49 days aboard a 19 foot boat. Alfred Johnson sailed a 20 foot dory to Aberystwyth and Liverpool. Howard Blackburn rowed to refuge and later sailed to Gloucester.
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New York
Robert Manry
Atlantic
John H. Akerman
New Bedford
Mass
Standard Times
Thomas Crapo
Crapos
Vineyard Haven
Chatham
Penzance
England
Gloucester
Alfred Johnson
Castle
Wales
Liverpool
Howard Blackburn
Newfoundland
Klondike
Scilly Isles
Lisbon
Tagus River
Azores
Madeiras
Canaries
New Jersey
George Harbo
Frank Samuelson
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Rhodes Denies Job Boost Claims by Rhodes In Ohio
State Rep. Harry H Mellwain charged Governor James A Rhodes falsely claimed a 208,000 job gain. He cited an Aug. 2 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland study showing Ohio added only 14,000 jobs from 10 through 194, with population rising 135,000. Mellwain spoke at a Butteree Young Democrats meeting in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Harry H Mellwain
Cincinnati
Mcllwain
The
Federal Reserve Bank of
Police Briefs Report Local Incidents And Arrests
Police arrested Elbert Hall 43 of Hamilton on N Verity Parkway and Panama Avenue for driving while intoxicated. Eddie Lawson 1508 Woodlawn Avenue reported a power saw stolen from the Church of God basement. A 14 year old was arrested at Gallaher Drug Co 1100 Central Ave for shoplifting records. A purse valued at 20 owned by Margo Pardonner 2828 Shortie St was stolen from a car on Corta Via last night.
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Elbert Hall
Hamilton
N. Verity Parkway
Panama Avenue
Eddie Lawson
Woodlawn Ave
Church of God
Garfield St
Gallaher Drug Co
Central Ave
Margo Pardonner
Shortie St
Corta
Rights Challenge Over Oswald Weapons Sparks Government Forfeiture
The United States moves to seize the rifle and pistol linked to President Kennedy's assassination. John King claims he bought the guns from Marina Oswald for 10000 dollars, while a Justice Department spokesman cites national security and a pending bill to justify administrative forfeiture.
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Washington
John J. Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
Congress
Attorney General
Warren Commission
John King
Oswald
Marina Oswald
Justice Department
King
Parma Heights man charged in wiretapping case
U S District Court charges filed against George P Shea for illegal wiretapping of his home to monitor his wife Catherine calls. The complaint lists two counts of wiretapping in September 1962 and one count of conspiracy. Detective A Gray Baker is charged with three counts for aiding Shea. The Sheas divorced after the incident and have no children.
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Cleveland (Ap
U. S
A. Gray Baker
Aaron Detective Agency
Shea
Asst
A. S. Atty
Harry E. Pickering
Sheas
Three Thefts Reported To Sheriff
Three thefts were reported to the sheriff yesterday including metal sides from a gasoline pump owned by Wayne Township. Trustee Clarence Hoffman could not estimate the cost of the two yellow metal panels taken from a pump on Jacksonburg Road. Mrs Mack Toler reported clothes stolen from a backyard clothes line valued at $15. Charles Brandenburg reported a $200 portable battery charger missing from his service station at Trenton Franklin and Germantown roads.
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Wayne Township
Clarence Hoffman
Tolbert Road
John B. Mullins
Jacksonburg Road
Oxford - Middletown Road
Mack Toler
Oxford State Road
Charles Brandenburg
Barry Improving After Spine Surgery Recovery Report
Barry Goldwater, who had surgery last month to fix an old spinal injury, is described as making a slow but steady recovery in Phoenix. The report notes ongoing medical observation and cautious optimism about his condition.
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Barry
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Faster Teeth Denture Aid Promises Firmer Fit
Clinically tested powder FASTEETH claims to improve denture effectiveness by up to 35 percent. It is described as an alkaline non acid formula that helps dentures feel more secure without a gummy taste. Available at drug counters.
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Doran
Dog owner pays fine to save his dog
Tobie Nixon, 30, paid $13 to settle a bench warrant and a suspended fine after court actions over harboring a vicious dog. The dog attacked a 10-year-old boy in front of Nixon’s home, triggering state ordinance charges and a series of court orders. Nixon chose to pay the fines and keep the dog.
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Tobie Nixon
Carolina Ave
Nixon
J. T. Lamb
J. A. Casper
Casper
Lamb
Election Set For Kiefaber Workers in Hamilton
The National Labor Relations Board set August 24 as the date for a union representation vote among 20 employees of W. H. Kiefaber Co. in Hamilton. The ballot will decide if workers join Truck Drivers Chauffeurs and Helpers Local 100, an affiliate of the Teamsters Union.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
W. H Kiefaber Co
Hamilton
Teamsters’ Union
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