Deaths And Funerals Cyprian Slamka Dies After Long Illness
Cyprian Zip Slamka 46 of 511 15th Ave died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. A welder at Armco Steel before retiring in 1951, he was born in Middletown and belonged to St. John's Church and Eagles Lodge 528. Survived by three sisters and three brothers, high Requiem Mass set for Monday at St. John's, burial Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home calling hours Sunday with rosary at 7:30 p.m. Also noted: Mr Caudill died at Middletown Hospital with survivors including two daughters Freda and Pershilla and a son Jeffery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprian
Zip) Slamka
15Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Slamka
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
St. John's Church
Eagles Lodge
Josephine Bunnell
Mary Townsend
Ann Slamka
Steve
Charles
John
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Caudill
Fairbanks Box Board Co
Freda
Pershilla
Jeffery
Pershing Caudill Services Scheduled Monday
Pershing Caudill 41 of 1601 First Ave. will receive funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday at the Riggs Funeral Home with Revs. Clifford Hutchinson and Ira Amburgy officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Friends Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home prior to the service.
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Pershing Caudill
First Ave
Riggs
Clifford Hutchinson
Ira Amburgy
Woodside
Remembering Albert Dell A Retired Bank Clerk
Albert Dell 90 a retired First National Bank clerk died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton where he had lived as a resident patient for about ten years His wife Elizabeth died in 1958 and there are no immediate survivors His funeral liturgy will be at 9 am Monday at St Stephen's Church Hamilton with burial in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call at the Funeral Home 229 Dayton St Hamilton Sunday 7 to 9 pm
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Albert Dell
First National Bank
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Dell
Elizabeth
St. Stephen's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Dayton St
Fred Kissinger Rites Set At First Church of God Peasttown
Fred Kissinger 60 of 410 Hickory Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. A former Springboro resident and employee of Maxwell Paper Co since 1947 he belonged to the First Church of God at Peast town. Survived by wife Susan two step sons Virgil Harp Franklin and Robert Harp Dayton five step daughters Wilma Grimshaw Louisville Virginia Holaday Franklin Jeanette Carpenter Los Angeles Pauline Fedders Celina Elsie Nugent Alexandria Ky and half brother Thomas Roberts Altus Okla. Services 2 p.m. Monday at First Church of God Peasttown burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kissinger
Hickory St
Middletown Hospital
Kissinger
Springboro
Maxwell Paper Co
First Church of God At
Peasttown
Susan
Virgil Harp
Franklin
Robert Harp
Dayton
Wilma Grimshaw
Louisville
Virginia Holaday
Jeanette Carpenter
Los Angeles
Services for St Clair Wake in Middletown tomorrow
Services for St Clair Wake aged 73 of 826 Eighth Ave will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Jordan Funeral Home with Dr Gaar Davis officiating. Burial will be in Middletown Cemetery. Wake died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital. home today from 7 to 10 p.m.
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St. Clair Wake
Eighth Ave
Jordan Funeral Home
Gaar Davis
Middletown Cemetery
Wake
Middletown Hospital
Death notice for Charles F Beem aged 86 in Franklin
Charles F Beem 86 of 750 E Fourth St Franklin died at 1 30 p m yesterday at Middletown where he had been a patient since a stroke a week earlier He was born in Maplewood Ohio and farmed in Franklin for 53 years He was a member of the Miamisburg Junior OUAM Lodge Surviving are a son Sherman of Dayton and four daughters Mary Beam Sarah Arbaugh Ruth Barlton and Anna Phillips all of Franklin
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Franklin
Charles F. Beem
Fourth St
Middletown
Beam
Maplewood
Ohio
Franklin Area
Miamisburg
Ouam Lodge
Sherman
Dayton
Mary Beam
Sarah Arbaugh
Ruth Barlton
Anna Phillips
Frank
Saturn Rocket Will Be Tested
Space scientists assemble a new Saturn rocket for tests to study natural bending and vibration characteristics. The 172 foot tall booster includes functional tail fins for stability, and the first stage fuel tanks are extended by six feet to increase capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Funeral rites for Lin family held at Eaton Home
Service for Lin and family relatives was conducted Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Sieg warth officiating. Burial planned in Hillgrove Cemetery in Miamisburg. Lin leaves behind 14 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Pere Rogers dies after heart attack at home
Pere Rogers 74 was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at 13 E. Jackson St. He was a retired sales engineer for Delta Machine Tool Co. of Pittsburgh and member of Franklin First Methodist Church. Surviving wife Helen two daughters Jeanne MacIntyre and Bette Walther two sisters five grandchildren private services at Eaton Funeral Home burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Franklin First Methodist Church suggested.
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Franklin
Pere Rogers
Middletown Hospital
E. Jackson St
Rogers
Delta Machine Tool Co
Pittsburgh
Franklin First Methodist Church
Helen
Jeanne MacIntyre
Bette Walther
Dayton
W. S. Wilmer
Middletown
John Hamilton
Bellevue
Wash
Eaton Funeral Home
Gerstle Haggard
Woodside Cemtery
Funeral notices for local residents listed by name
Albert Dell aged 9 of 125 Buckeye Street has a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Stephen's Church. Alma P. Weyl aged 76 of 427 Williams Avenue has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Lucinda Nicholson aged 81 formerly of 4 North Third Street has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Herold T. Bauman aged 57 of 1722 Pleasant Avenue has a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Albert Dell
Buckeye St
St. Stephen's Church
Alma P. Weyl
Williams Ave
Zettler
Lucinda Nicholson
N. Third St
Colligan
Herold T. Bauman
Pleasant Ave
Klaus-Weigel
William Swift Daiuba, 72, Paris Ameri official
William Swift Daiuba, 72, a revised official with the Paris branch of the Ameri were reported in a terse obituary note. Details were sparse, but the report identified him as a long time member of the organization and noted his passing in the capital city.
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Nework
William Swift Daiuba
Paris
Ameri
Boy Finds 'Book' A $256 Story
In Middletown Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb told 19 year old Gary Clendenin that he would face a stiff sentence. Clendenin of 7148 Randall Road was arrested after speeding on S Main Street and fleeing officers. He cut through a supermarket lot to dodge a stop light, reached 95 mph, and passed two cars while running a red light. He was captured in a farm yard after a short pursuit. He faced five charges including speeding and careless driving, with a total fine of 256 dollars and a one year license suspension.
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J. T. Lamb
Franklin
Middletown
Gary Clendenin
Randall Road
State Patrol
S. Main Street
Clendenin
Engle’s Corner
Trenton
Mumford Named President of Arts and Letters Academy
Lewis Mumford, critic and historian of architecture and culture, is elected president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters succeeding Douglas Moore. Mumford, an academy member since 1955, is known for studies of city cultures and town planning. New inductees include Lillian Hellman Georgia O Keeffe Thomas Hart Benton Bruce Catton and Jacques Lipchitz.
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New York
Lewis Mumford
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Mumford
Douglas Moore
Academy
Honor Society of the Arts
Lillian Hellman
Georgia O'Keefe
Thomas Hart Benton
Bruce Catton
Jacques Lipchitz
Express Co. official dies after desert attack
Hartford AP report notes Col Graeme K Howard 66 retired Ford vice president died Thursday. Howard served 25 years with General Motors then left in 1948 to become a vice president and director of Ford’s International Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Express Co
Hartford
Conn
Graeme K. Howard
Ford Motor Co
Howard
General Motors Corp
Ford
International
Don Frisby Transfers to Houston Armco staff
Donald L. Frisby a sales promotion assistant for Armco International will transfer to Houston Texas to join the Houston sales staff of Armco's Sheffield Division on January 1. He joined Armco in 1946, studied at Miami University, and rejoined in 1948. He has served as publicity assistant and edited Armco International and resides at 109 Arnold Drive.
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Donald L. Frisby
Armco International Corp
Houston
Texas
Armco
Sheffield
Frisby
Miami University
Armco International
Arnold Drive
Architect Edward Durell Stone to design National Cultural Center
Renowned architect Edward Durell Stone is selected to design the National Cultural Center in Washington D C, a landmark project aimed at housing major cultural institutions and performances in the capital. The announcement highlights Stone’s modernist vision and previous public commissions as key qualifications for the national venue project.
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Edward Durell Stone
National Cultural Center
Washington D. C
Waynesville Chief Freed On $700 Bond Denies Roughing Up Women
Lebanon Waynesville Police Chief Beve Wyatt was released on a 700 dollar bond after two women Ruby Clark and Virginia Miller aged 17 accused him of assault. Wyatt said he questioned them at the Waynesville shopping center over a complaint from the Miller parents in law and only restrained Mrs Clark as she tried to drive away. He insisted no hitting occurred and that he placed her under arrest for disorderly conduct while warning the girl she could face juvenile court for abusive language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Waynesville
Beve Wyatt
Wyatt
Ruby Clark
Virginia Miller
Germantown
Marvin Lane
Demos Change Nomination Date
The Midlletown Democratic Club postponed nominating officers after a meeting at Nelva Center due to bad weather and a small turnout. The group will name nominees at its January 10 gathering, reported President John Minnich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Democratic Club
Nelva Center
John Minnich
Talk Judged Winner at Middletown Toastmasters Meeting
William Lutz president of Middletown Toastmasters Club won best speech honors at the club meeting last night held at J and J Bowling Lanes. Bob Moorehead served as toastmaster and Jim Wander was topicmaster.
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William Lutz
Middletown Toastmasters Club
J & J Bowling Lanes
Bob Moorehead
Jim Wander
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Self U S Service
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Union Sanitary
St. Clair
Charles E. Beam
Baldwin
Wu Er Baldwin
Tytus
Arts and Letters Academy Elects
Don Frisby
Donald Frisby
Demos
Tom Greene
Bangkok
Cindy
Santa
ELITE
Holiday Brick
Redskins
Cashews
Gay
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