Deaths and Funerals Mrs Minnie Delaney 1009 14th Ave
Mrs Minnie Delaney aged 1009 14th Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week there. A native of Ireland she lived in Middletown since 1928, active in veterans groups and led the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary Middletown Chapter 33. She leaves a son Joseph and two daughters plus five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home visitation today with Rosary this evening. Contributions to American Cancer Society requested.
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Minnie Delaney
14Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Delaney
Ireland
Middletown
Cincinnati
War Mothers
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
Joseph
L. B. Hornback
H. F. Mann
Toledo
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Rosar
Mrs Frances S Flagg Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Frances S Flagg of 316 Yankee Road died at 5 15 am at home after a year long illness. She was born in Lock Haven Pa and had lived in Middletown 40 years. Survived by two sisters Rose Williams and Helen Giese of Lock Haven and a niece and nephew raised by the Flaggs. Services 10 am Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Dr Austin Whitmore officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to charity suggested.
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Frances S. Flagg
Yankee Road
Flagg
Lockaven
Middletown
Harold
Rose Williams
Helen Giese
Lock Hay- Lock Haven
Arden Swope
Kathryp Swope
Sunbury
McCoy- Leffler
Austin Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Waynesville Woman Martha Gingerich Dies at 57
Mrs. Martha Gingerich of Waynesville aged 57 died at Middletown Hospital at 3 a.m. today after a period of illness. She was a longtime Middletown Journal correspondent. Survivors include her husband and other family members.
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Waynesville
Martha Gingerich
Waynes-villett
Middletown Journal
Middletown Hospital
Gingerich
Services for Stace B. Craig 85 Waynesville
Stace B. Craig aged 85 of Waynesville Rt. 1 died Saturday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Spring Valley Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. He is survived by seven daughters, five sons, fourteen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
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Waynesville
Stace B. Craig
Spring Valley
Doris Peyton
Nettie Craig
Waynesville Rt
Howard
Louis
Victor
Xenia
John
Springfield
Martin
Hopkins 98 dies. services set at Woods Road Church
James Hopkins 98 father of Viola Baker of 323 E Fourth St. will be honored with a 2 p.m. service at Woods Road Church officiated by Rev. John Wolfe. Burial follows at Woodhill Cemetery. Call hours are 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Eat on Funeral Home. He died Saturday at home and was a Spanish American War veteran.
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Franklin
James Hopkins
Viola Baker
Fourth St
Woods Road
John Wolfe
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral
Hopkins
Sturday
Mrs Dezzie Lankford Rites Set For Tomorrow
Mrs. Dezzie Lankford, aged 59, of 1038 Heoven Ave., is to be remembered in services at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Webb.
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Dezzie Lankford
Heoven
Webb
Man Injured In City Wreck
One person sustained injuries after a vehicle left the road, struck a bridge and overturned in the 4800 block of Roosevelt Avenue. Mac A. Wilburn, 35, of 4616 Roosevelt Avenue, received treatment for a head cut and was released from Middletown Hospital. police reported 13 cars damaged totaling 4275 dollars with a 400 dollar damage to Wilburn’s car.
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Mac A. Wilburn
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown Hospital
Deaths in Minneapolis and Chicago Highlight Two Prominent Figures
Ralph Humphrey 60 brother of Vice President Hubert Humphrey died of cancer at a Minneapolis hospital after operating the family drug store in Huron for years. Ronald S Crane 81 emeritus professor of English at the University of Chicago died at home after a long illness.
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Minneapolis
Ralph Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Huron
D.D
Chicago
Ronald S. Crane
University of Chicago
Twirling Team Members Win National Trophies
Shirley's lor team from Ohio with six girls trained four months won national NBTA titles as 11 to 14 year olds. Debbie Freeze 11, Judy Scott 11, Peggy Huening 14, Pam Sigman 14, Sabra Tay 13 competed with Sandusky Decker 13 and Ann Evans 13 among Middletown contenders.
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Shirley
Lor
Inter- Blue Diamonds
USTA
Sandusky Decker
Paulding
NBTA
Ann Evans
Middletown
Salo
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Ohio
Betty Aldridge
Debbie Freeze
Peggy Huening
Judy Scott
Pam Sigman
Sabra Tay
Franklin Man Charged After Two-Car Crash
Franklin resident James J. Conkins 27 fled the scene after striking two parked cars Saturday night. He first struck John Donnely Jr.’s car in the A&P lot then rammed Frank Fraysur’s car on East Fifth Street, causing total losses and damage to Fraysur’s wife’s vehicle.
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Franklin
James J. Conkins
E. Fourth St
A&p
John K. Donnely Jr
Windridge Court
Middletown
Donnely
Conkins
Sceen
East Fifth Street
Frank Fraysur
E. Fifth
Fraysur
Search For Attacker In Hamilton Assault Case
Police continue to hunt a Black male, 20 to 25, about 5 feet 10 inches, 130 pounds, wearing a black hat, who twice assaulted and robbed a 75-year-old Hamilton woman in her home. The victim is hospitalized with facial bruises and throat marks. four one dollar coins were stolen.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Strange Balloon Displays Unreadable Lettering
Cecil Runyan of 2801 Central Ave reports a small balloon drifted into his rose garden yesterday. He says the balloon appears ordinary but the mysterious lettering on it puzzles him and he will keep it to help identify its origin.
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Cecil Runyan
Central Ave
Three Courses Set for New Middletown Branch Program
Miami University Middletown announces three non credit courses starting Sept 18. A 10 week French for travelers class Mondays 7 to 8 pm costs 20 dollars. an 8 week secretarial procedures course Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm costs 25 dollars. a six week philosophy class Tuesdays 10 30 am to noon costs 15 dollars.
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Miami University
Middletown
Typewriter Stolen From Armco Center Burglary
Police report a typewriter was stolen from Armco Center. An adding machine was found abandoned outside. A soft drink machine was broken into during the burglary. Entry came via a second floor window and roof access through an air vent. Police recovered the adding machine during patrol. a young man nearby fled as officers arrived.
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Armco Center
Thelves
Tear Gas Fails To Stop Miami River Park Assault
A 21 year old woman was assaulted after accepting a ride from a man in his 30s at Miami River Park around 3 am. The attacker twisted her arm, a tear gas pistol discharged injuring her leg, and he drove away on Panama Avenue where she escaped by jumping out.
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Miami River Park
Panama Avenue
Thefts From Cars Reported In Franklin
Franklin police investigated two theft from parked cars in three days. A radio was stolen from Eugene Baughn of 1112 S River St whose car was in the driveway. A $40 battery and several wrenches were taken from Cecil Anderson at 7026 Howard Lane from a car parked at Fry's Garage on Sixth Street.
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Franklin
Eugene Baughn
S. River St
Baughn
Cecil Anderson
Howard Lane
Fry
Sixth Street
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Waynesville Methodist Church
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Stubbs
American Cancer Society
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Stace Craig
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Singer
Singer Today
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THE
Singer Company
Ene
HFC
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M. B. Efthiemicum
Sts. Constantine & Helen
Wayne State University
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