Practical Nurse Lorene Moore Stewart 39 dies in Middletown
Lorene Moore Stewart 39 a practical nurse died at 1115 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after illnesses since January with cancer. A Middletown native she lived at 315 Harlan Street and had worked for Aeronca Manufacturing Corp before nursing. She was a member of First Church of God. Surviving: mother Mrs Mable Moore Byrd three sisters and six brothers. Services 230 p m Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home officiated by Rev Herschel Caudill and Rev Henry Howard. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Lorene Moore Stewart
Middletown Hospital
Stewart
Harlan St
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Middletown
First Church of God
Mable Moore Byrd
Harland Street
Myrle Williams
Delores Jean South
Ruby Lovely
Kalama- 200
Mich
James
Paul
Albert
Orville
Robert
Gerald Moore
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Laura Thompson obituary notice from Maud area
Mrs Laura Emma Thompson 83 died yesterday at her son George Thomp s home on 2nd Street Maud. Services 11 a m Friday Gallimore Funeral Home burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m tomorrow. Only survivor is her son who recently hosted her. LP3 ADD OBITS CORA E.
Obituaries and funeral notices from Indiana area listings
Edward A Lancaster 67 of 316 N and St services incomplete at Colligan Funeral Home Mrs Edna Vanwhy 61 of 1301 Western Ave services 2 p m to morrow Klaus Funeral Home Mrs Florence McClellan 83 formerly of Hamilton services 2 p m tomorrow Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Mrs Francis Miller 443 Harrison Ave services Saturday Elkhart Ind
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Edward A. Lancaster
N. and
Colligan Funeral Home
Edna Vanwhy
Western Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
Florence McClellan
Hamilton
Griesmer-Grim ‘Funeral Home
Francis Miller
Harrison Ave
Elkhart
Ind
Deaths Across Nations Prompt Condolences and Notices
The Associated Press reports notable deaths including Mrs. Thelma Chrys ler Foy a New York society leader and fashion icon born in Salt Lake City who died yesterday Julio Lozano Diaz former Honduran president again acting head of state died age 72 in Miami Marco Calamar former Roman naval chief of staff died in Rome at 55 Frank Henry Riester Kentucky bred racing pioneer died at 79 in Louisville He initiated saliva tests in thoroughbred racing and was born in Bond Indiana.
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New York
Byron C.foy
Walter P. Chrysler
Foy
Thelma Chrysler
Salt Lake City
Miami
Fla
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Honduras
Diaz
Ramon Villedas Morales
Rome
Marco Calamar
Naval Chief
Naval
Louisville
Frank Henry Riester
Kentucky
Bond
Ind
Welch May Be Named TVA Boss
The Chattanooga Times reports President Eisenhower may appoint Dr. Frank J. Welch to the Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors to fill one of two vacancies. Welch, 65, is a Kentucky educator and economist, dean of Kentucky University agriculture and extension chief, and a conservative Democrat. The term ends May 18, 1960.
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Tenn
Chattanooga Times
Eisenhower
Frank J. Welch
Kentucky
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
Raymond Paty
Harry A. Curtis
Arnold R. Jones
Curty
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Welch
White House
Paty
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Experimental Station
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Winfield
Tex
Tanker World Splendor Sinking in the Mediterranean
The 25000 ton Lib erian tanker World Splendor was sinking in the Mediterranean after two explosions 60 miles east of Gibraltar. Survivors were picked up by a British admiralty tug and evacuated to safety. Gibraltar reported 32 injured men arriving yesterday.
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London
Mediterranean
Niarchos Group
Gibraltar
Southampton
England
Persian Gulf
Chinese Plan to Move 300000 From Canton
Reports from Hong Kong indicate Chinese Communist officials plan to relocate about 300000 people from Canton before January 1 to address food shortages and high unemployment. A Cantonese traveler confirmed the plan and its intent calling it a solution to the current crisis.
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Hong Kong
Canton
West Carrollton infant death ruled accidental skull fracture
An eight month old boy Elza Lee Vest Jr. died from a fractured skull after an accident at home. Coroner Dr. Robert Zipf ruled the death accidental and said the injury occurred weeks earlier when the child fell from a crib railing. The mother said she found the head underwater in a kitchen pan.
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West Carrollton
Montgomery County
Robert E. Zipf
Elza Lee Vest Jr
Elza Lee Vest
Willowview Dr
Helen Jeanine Vest
Stephen Lee
Zipf
Poisoned Man Dies in Middletown Hospital
A 52 year old Middletown man Homer Conyer died at Middletown Hospital at 8 15 pm after a hospital diagnosis of a large hernia He believed he had been poisoned and an autopsy was planned for the day Coroner Dr Garrret J Boone said death may be natural but tests will continue If poisoning is indicated further tests could take months Conyer a native of Clay County Georgia had lived in Middletown 12 years worked for Blumberg Cohen Co He is survived by his wife Willie Lee of Albany Georgia a son Homer Lewis of Newark New Jersey four daughters all of Albany and Middletown and five sisters in Georgia Florida and Pennsylvania Funeral arrangements are with Bailey Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Homer Conyer
Hudson Ave
Butler County Coroer
Garret J. Boone
Conyer
Boone
Clay County
Blumberg & Cohen Co
Willie Lee
Albany
MGM Accused Of Hiring Reds
Hollywood reads the AFI Film Council charges against 20th Century Fox and MGM over hiring pro-Communist technicians for foreign-made American-interest films in France and Italy. Fox and MGM gave brief comments while the council warned of publicizing titles and informing patriotic groups. Pat Somerset, SAG executive, provided the report from Europe.
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Af! Film Council
20Th Century -Fox
MGM Studios
France
Italy
20Th Century- Fox
MGM i
American Legion
Pat Somerset
Screen Actors Guild
Europe
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Pitching and Hitting Feats
Bob Keegan of the White Sox pitched a no hitter against Washington as the Senators won the opener 5 to 4. Stan Musial of the Cardinals hit two home runs and went 5 for 7 lifting his season average to .339 in a twi night sweep over the Giants.
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White Sox
Washington
Senators
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Giants
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