Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Walter H. Brown 76 a retired mail carrier died at Middletown Hospital after 11 days as a patient He lived at 16 Baltimore St and carried mail 1923 1953 He was a life member of Elks Lodge 257 Surviving wife Cecilia Requiem High Mass at St Johns Church burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Elks service and Rosary noted Walter Smith a Cincinnati Gas Electric Co worker died age ? Surviving wife Isabel and son Donald plus step son Jack Cottmeyer five grandchildren and two sisters Services at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home at 1 30 pm Monday Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Walter H. Brown
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Brown
Middletown
Meadowlawn
Elks Lodge
Cecilia
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Elks
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Trenton
Smith
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Elza Abraham
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
de Austin Whitmore
Funeral
Paul Smith Found Dead At Home After Heart Attack
Paul Smith 63 of 17 Shafer Street was found dead about 5 p m yesterday by his wife returning from work. He had a history of heart disease and apparently died yesterday morning of a heart attack. He had been in failing health five years. For the past 25 years he had
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Paul 5. Smith
Shafer St
Prudential Insurance Co
Kent State to Honor Millett and Others at Summer Commencement
Dr. John D. Millett, former Miami University president and first chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, will receive an honorary LL.D. and deliver the address. Judge Albert L. Cacis of Portage County Common Pleas Court will also receive an LL.D. Dr. Joseph Cohen of the University of Colorado will receive an LHD for humane letters.
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John D. Millett
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio Board of Regents
Kent State ‘University
Millett
Albert L. Cacis
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cohen
University of Colorado
Ex Middie Gridder Dies in Army Service
Middletown serviceman Jeffery H. Phillips 25 died at Walter Reed Hospital after illness in Formosa about ten weeks earlier. He was a Middletown native, 1957 Middletown High School graduate, and former halfback on the 1956 football team, also on the track team. Survived by mother Phyllis Phillips and brother Dean K. Jr.. father Dean K. Phillips (died 1960) preceded him. Arrangements at Wilson Memorial Home.
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Middletown
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Formosa
Jeffery H. Phillips
Phyllis Phillips
S. Main St
Middletown High School
Dean K. Phillips
Dean K. Jr
Wilson Memorial Home
Today In History Highlights Big Events Across Years
On August 21, 1964 the day notes Lincoln Douglas debates began in Ottawa Illinois in 1858. Drake struck oil near Titusville Pennsylvania in 1859 starting the gasoline era. Other items mention the Somme battles, the Kiska evacuation, and regional political changes worldwide.
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Associated Press
Lincoln-Douglas
Ottawa
Ill
Senate
Judge Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Edward L. Drake
Titusville
The
Sommere
Red Army
Russia
Dniper
Navy
Kiska
Aleutian
Labor Party
Peiping
Britain
Red China
Fukien
South Viet Nam
Middletown Toastmasters nominate officers for 1964 65
The Middletown Toastmasters Club at Eastern Bowling Lanes nominated officers for 1964 65 and set September 10 for the election at the same venue. Nominations covered president and other posts with multiple candidates per role. The meeting included a talk on The Happiest People and awards for best speaker.
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Middletown
Lloyd Nolan
Earl Brewer
Bob Root
Leroy Meier
Townsley Promoted At Armco
James G. Townsley is appointed superintendent of rolling at Armco Middletown Works. He will oversee the hot strip mill cold strip mill and roll turning departments. Townsley joined Armco in 1947 and has held multiple posts before his 1961 promotion. He resides at 305 Eastline Drive.
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James G. Townsley
Middletown
D. S. Holstein
Armen Steel Corp
Townsley
Townsiey
Armco
Middletown Works
Eastline Drive
Tokyo Rain Suppresses Undergarment Tribe at Airport
Tokyo officials urge modest dress after a heat wave boosts sightings of travelers in underwear at Narita. Police appeal to visitors to wear pants as rains ease the drought and cooling weather returns. International concerns frame the issue ahead of IMF talks and the Olympics.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
International Monetary Fund
Japan
Debbie Rogers and Joanne Russell Bury Twin Funeral Rites
At Forest Lawn two girls Deborah Lee Rogers and Joanne Russell were honored in twin funeral services after a bus crash near San Clemente killed six others. Adams of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans spoke of a fateful bus argument that preceded the deadly wreck.
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Glendale
Alif
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Ralph M. Hoopes
Valley Presbyterian Church
Debbie
Joanne
Ment
Deborah Lee Rogers
Rogers
Mise Evans
Joanne Russell
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Sleepy Lads Charged In Yacht Theft
Two youths from a reform school were charged with stealing a 75 ton yacht Wild Ventura after it was intercepted off Holyhead by Royal Navy and RAF pursuit. They were found snoozing aboard as police sought Charles Wilson, a train robbery suspect believed to be aboard.
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Holyhead
Wales
Royal Navy
Irish Sea
Charles Wson
Royal Air Force
British Railways
Eunice Shriver Hospitalized in Philadelphia
Eunice Kennedy Shriver, sister of the late President Kennedy, is hospitalized in Philadelphia with a satisfactory condition reported by the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Her husband Sargent Shriver, head of the Peace Corps, said the exact illness is unknown as tests are conducted after she fell ill at Philadelphia International Airport before a flight to Boston following a day camp visit.
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Philadelphia
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Kennedy
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Sargent Shriver
U. S. Peace Corps
Shriver
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Air Force Plane Crashes in Peru Killing Two Crew
A US Air Force two engine plane crashed in rugged mountains near Rioja in north central Peru during a search for a missing Peruvian air force helicopter. Both crewmen were killed, according to La Prensa of Lima.
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Lima
Peru
Rioja
la Prense
Virginia census of 1624 marks early colonial record
The colony of Virginia conducted its first census in 1624, establishing an early count of settlers and resources. This survey documented households and inhabitants amid the initial English settlement era.
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Virginia
FTC postpones cigarette health warnings six months
The Federal Trade Commission agrees to a six month delay in the order requiring health warnings on cigarette packages. The new effective date shifts to July 1, 1965, instead of January 1, 1965. Chairman Dixon notes the postponement aims to aid House Commerce Committee consideration of smoking and health legislation.
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Federal Trade Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Dixon
Luther L. Terry
FTC
Automobile registrations rise to 95 million by 1976
The American Automobile Association forecasts 95 million passenger cars registered in the nation by 1976, up from about 68 million today.
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American Automobile Association
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Walter Brown
Paul S. Smith
Streifthau’s
Williamson Ziegier Furnace CO
Broad GA
Miller
Westinghouse
Stead ‘Erleble
Che
Tee Central
Ohio
Middie Gridder
South Arabia
Sultanates
Sheikdoms
Emrates
Aden
al Ittihad
James Townsley
U.S. 101
San Clemente
Tijuana
Mexico
Eunice Shriver
Auto Home
LON Insurance Agency
Central
Washington
Harris
Dodds Monuments Vexity Pkwy
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Mollywood
Glamour
Central Ave
Simplex
Misses & Little Boys
Spalding
Calumet
Winthrop, Jr
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