Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area Obituaries 1965
Jones M Cahill 69 a Middletown native died in Gadsden Alabama. He worked for Armco until 1945 then led Republic Steel in Gadsden. Survived by wife Virginia four sons a daughter sisters and brothers. Burial in Gadsden and Hamilton relatives note. Services in Riggs Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also listed Butler County deaths William Smith 77 at Golden Years Nursing Home Oxford with services planned.
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Jones M. Cahill Jones M. Cahill
Middletown
Gadsden
Ala
Cahill
Armco Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Virginia
William
Jones Jr
Marietta
Thomas
Nebraska
L. T. Cahill
Cleveland
Alice Hunter
Clarence
Hamilton
Riggs Funeral Home
Russell Chrisman
Woodside Cemetery
Death of Jess C. Shreve in Trenton
Jess C. Shreve 86 of 300 W. Rogers Sr. Trenton was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 8 40 p m yesterday after a heart attack at home. He retired in 1950 after 30 years as a millwright at the Ford Motor Co plant in Hamilton. He was born in Winchester Ohio.
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Jess C. Shreve
W. Rogers Sr
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Shreve
Ford Motor Co
Hamilton
Winchester
Ohio
Cincinnati Council Reelects Bachrach Mayor
Walton H. Bachrach was reelected to a third two year term as Cincinnati mayor. He is a Republican and will serve under the city manager form of government with the council electing the mayor from its members. The role is largely ceremonial and presiding over council.
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Cincinnati
Walton H. Bachrach
Cuban Christmas goods assured by Cuban official
Cuban Interior Minister Manuel Luzardo said there will be no lack of Christmas goods this year and listed items like wines and nuts. He announced strict distribution controls on food toys for the season, with each child under 13 limited to one toy over three pesos and two under three pesos, while imported toys under 30 cents face no restriction.
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Miami
Fla
Manuel Luzardo
Luzardo
Interian
Deadline Set For Medicare Enrollment Threshold
Washington AP reports a March 31 deadline for persons 65 and older to enroll in the voluntary medical insurance phase of the new health care program. Those turning 65 after Dec 31 have three months after their birthday month to enroll. The plan, starting July 1, offers basic hospital insurance and covers doctor bills and medical costs at a monthly premium.
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Washington
Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Injured Slightly In 2 Car Crash
Four persons were injured slightly in a three car crash at N Clinton Street and Columbia Avenue causing 1550 dollars damage. Deloris Knapp and Dedria Knapp were minor injuries. William Tickel and Bob Fromm minor injuries. Knapp cited for failure to yield.
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N. Clinton Street
Columbia Avenue
Deloris Knapp
Logan Ave
Dedria Ann Knapp
William Tickel
Hughes St
Bob Fromm
Columbia Ave
Knapp
Clinton Street
Columbia
Tickel
Richard Detrick
Elm St
Franklin
Miss Knapp
Two Drivers Face Charges After Afternoon Crashes
Russell Pergram 40 of Middle town Rt 1 and Charles Daily 17 of Miamisburg collided on N Verity Parkway near Tytus Avenue at 2 10 p m causing 325 dollars in damage Daily charged with changing lanes when unsafe Pauline Lacy 7763 Dubois Road Franklin and Carl M May es 41 of 2212 Lamberton St in 300 block of Charles Street at 12 59 p m with 185 dollars damage Hayes cited for failing to maintain assured clear distance.
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Russell Pergram
Middletown Rt. 1
Charles Daily
Miamisburg
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Pauline Lacy
Dubois Road
Franklin
Carl M. Mayes
Lamberton St
Charles Street
Hayes
Court Cuts Confession Conviction
In Akron Ohio AP two US Supreme Court appeals reduced the murder charge against Joseph T. McLeod a 25 year old Toledo man. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received a life term eligible for parole in 10 years with four years already served.
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Akron, Ohio
US Supreme Court
Toledo
Joseph T. McLeod
Summit County
Common Pleas Court
Claude V. D. Emmons
McLeod
Ohio
Albert E. Moore
Springfield Township
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio High Tribunal
Bishop Albers Dies After Long Illness at 74
The Most Rev Joseph H Albers bishop of the Lansing diocese since 1937 died after a long illness at age 74. The Lansing diocese covers 15 counties in southwestern Michigan with about 220000 members. Surviving are three sisters in Cincinnati and a brother William deceased 1954 founder of Albers Super Markets chain.
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Lansing
Mich
Joseph H. Albers
Michigan
Albers
Cincinnati
Helen
Clara Albers
Henrietta Bissmeyer
William
Albers Super Markets
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Mock Trials New Goal Of State Y Program
State YMCA leaders Hi Y and Tri Hi Y along with area attorneys gathered to discuss a pilot Youth in Government program. Judge C William ONeill urged backing to broaden mock trials from four cities to 16 next year and eventually all Ohio cities. Middletown to host two clubs staging a mock trial in January with Anthony Valen leading local efforts.
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YMCA
Ohio
Hi-Y
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Dayton
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Youth In Government
O'Neill
Anthony Valen
Middletown
Robert Wells
Judge O'Neill
Frank Reid
Dayton Oakwood Ymca
Birth Control Issue Reported Still Open
Vatican sources report a new Vatican II draft advises further study of contraception, keeping the issue “more than open.” It notes past teachings remain valid while allowing possible future changes and signals an interim statement from Pope Paul VI next Tuesday as the modern world schema is promulgated.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
MDs May Balk On Medicare
More than 50,000 doctors will refuse to participate in the federal Medicare program according to Harry E. Northam executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. The group formed in 1943 to represent doctors business needs and claims 15,000 members. Dissenting doctors will not strike but will reject direct federal payments for medical services.
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Chicago
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Harry E. Northam
Northam
East Germany Sends 5000 Bicycles to Vietnam as Gift
East Germany announced a solidarity gift of 5000 bicycles to the Vietnamese people. The bikes, valued at about 1 million marks or 75 000 dollars, are described as the most expensive aid East Germany has given to Vietnam to date.
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Berlin
East Germany
ADN
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