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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1957

Page

5

Pallbearers Named For Wilbur M Flory Rites

Wilbur M Flory longtime civic leader dies of a heart attack at home. Pallbearers include Leighton Goodman Joseph Woodruff Ralph Mull John Fitzgerald Charles McFadden Knight Goodman Thomas Deskins. Services 1 30 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Union City Indiana. Call 3 5 and 7 9 p m today. He helped merge Lemon and Middletown school systems and served on several committees.

Wilbur M. Flory Leighton Goodman Joseph Woodruff Ralph Mull John Fitzgerald Charles McFadden Knight Goodman Thomas Deskins Flory McCoy-Leffler Donald Arnold Union City Ind Lemon Township Citizens Butler County Sheffield St Butler County Furnace Co

Services for Mrs. Jean Neeley Held at Funeral Home

Mrs. Jean Neeley, 23, of 3127 Ottawa Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital from leukemia. Services set for 7 p.m. tomorrow at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev. H. A. Allen officiating. Burial will be in Horn Hill Cemetery, Lucky Fork Kentucky. The body will be at the funeral home 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Neeley was wife of Troy Neeley and mother of three children.

James R.rose Derinda Duncan Myrtle Tilton Roxie Bradshaw Miami Fla Ference Frisby Trenton Walter Stamp I. W. Rose Middletown Phoebe Mckenzie Tom Stamp Freedom Will Stamp LeRoy, Ill McCoy-Leffler Charles Lovell Woodside Cemetery Jean Neeley Ottawa St Middletown Hospital Wll Joseph R. Baker & Sons H. A. Allen Lucky Fork Horn Hill

Mrs Addie Rose 77 Dies After Hospital Stay

Mrs Addie Rose 77 of 4520 Central Ave died at 115 this morning at Middletown Hospital after long illness She was born in Frenchburg Kentucky and moved to Middletown from West Liberty in 1933 following the community move.

Addie Rose Central Ave Middletown Hospital Frenchburg Middletown West Liberty

Death notices Sam Mears 79 Chula Vista Calif

Word has been received of the Aug 24 death of Sam Mears 79 of Chula Vista California. He is the brother of four Middletown area residents. Surviving are his wife Edith a daughter Alberta of Chula Vista one grandson of Middletown three sisters Mrs Mary Selby of New York Mrs Alma Light and Mrs Nellie Boone of Middletown and two brothers Clyde of Middletown and Bert Mears of near Franklin. Services and burial will be from Palm Mortuary Escondido California.

Sam Mears Chula Vista Calif Mears Middletown Edith Alberta Mary Selby New York Alma Light Nellie Boone Clyde Bert Mears Franklin Palm Mortuary Escondido

Obituary Notices for Schroeder and Philbeck

Charles L. Schroeder age 69 of 220 N. F Street will lie in state prior to a Requiem High Mass at 9 am Thursday at St. Peter Church. Mrs Olive Marie Philbeck age 45 of 389 S. E Street will have services at 10 am tomorrow at Webb Funeral Home.

Charles L. Schroeder N. F St St. Peter Church Olive Marie Philbeck S. E St Webb Funeral Home

Notable deaths span Europe and Americas with varied careers

Leo Perutz a 72 year old Jewish author died Sunday in Ischl Austria. Howland Spencer a 67 year old New Yorker who exiled to the Bahamas because of a feud with Roosevelt died yesterday. Dr Donald W Gilbert 57 economist and former dean at University of Rochester died yesterday in Canandaigua New York. Valto Klemola 49 from Helsinki Finland, former veterinary assistant professor, died yesterday in Chicago while researching hide preservation.

Bad Ischl Austria Leo Perutz Chicago Valto Klemola Helsinki Finland University of Helsinki University of Chicago

Man Takes Off After Prowler Wounds Himself

Hamilton police report Carl Tackett 42 of 4223 Augspurger Road woke at 4 15 am to prowler noise. He fired a .22 rifle, wounded his toe, and sought treatment at Mercy Hospital.

Man Prowler Hamilton Carl Tackett Augspurger Rd Tackett Mercy Hospital

Cave-In Fatality Near Ravenna Drives Local Trenching Work Brief

Five miles north of here on Ohio 44 a dirt cave-in during sewer work killed two workers. Frank Zinnaman 52 of McElrath Park McQueen 29 of Cincinnati died when their auto crashed into the ditch as the cave-in occurred Monday. Robert A. Springfield Ohio reported the incident.

Ravenna Ohio Robert A Springfield Frank Zinnaman McElrath Park McQueen Cincinnati

Judge Donates Blood For Girl

Mrs Hatti Hill faced a speeding charge in Houston but the judge dismissed the case and offered to donate blood for her ill daughter Edith Ann. The 11 year old’s doctors found tumors hindering blood circulation and transfusions were needed. prosecutors and a public safety official also volunteered to donate.

Houston Tex Hatti Hill Sam Wisenthat Edith Ann

Red Baptist Ranks Swell in Soviet Union

The Moscow area Baptist pastor Rev. Yakov I. Shidkov told reporters that Soviet Baptist churches number about 4,000 with 10 000 to 15 000 new members annually. He spoke as the Baptist World Alliance Executive Committee opened a five day meeting in Hamilton with 120 delegates present.

Hamilton Moscow Soviet Union Yakov I. Shidkov Russia The Baptist World Alliance

Monroe's Band Near Camp End

Lemon Monroe band members totaling 146 wrap a five day drill session at Camp Kern near Lebanon under director Paul Morrow and William Betz. Daily four hour practices, music drills, recreation and church services shape fall and winter appearances as chaperones oversee camp activities.

Lemon-Monroe Camp Kern Lebanon Paul Morrow William Betz W. E. Davis Lemon&Monroe Lloyd i Fisher William l Lubberger Leonard Ihle Vernon Casperson Paul

Beer Rules Spark Church Center License Question in Wichita

Wichita officials clarify beer selling rules near churches and schools while licensing a community center linked to St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church. City Atty Fred Aley states no law bans dispensing beer inside church buildings despite proximity limits. License collector Frederick Dean notes a beer license issued to the St. Anthony's center.

Wichita Kan Fred Aley John Stevens Frederick Dean St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church

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