Deaths And Funerals Joseph Fabrizi
Joseph Fabrizzi 87 of 2015 Logan St pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Born in Rome, he lived in Middletown 60 years, retired 20 years ago. Survived only by his wife Brigida. Requiem High Mass 9:30 am Friday at St John’s Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 pm. Rosary 7:30 pm tomorrow. Funeral services at 2 pm Friday at Rigg Funeral Home, Rev Wilson officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Joseph Fabriz
Joseph Fabrizzi
Logan St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Fabrizzi
Rome
Italy
Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Armco Steel Corp
Brigida
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Rigg Funeral Home
A. M
Wilson
Mattie Wasson
Young St
Tired Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Bailey Funeral Home
Wasson
Mrs Clara Gray 91 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Clara Belle Gray aged 91 died at 9 20 am at Middletown Hospital after admission November 26 from Janet Nursing Home where she had been a patient for years Her husband Walling died in 1962 She is survived by son Waldo of Somerville brother Archie Settles of Middletown nine grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and two great great but text ends.
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Clara Belle Gray
Middletown Hospital
Janet Nursing Home
Christmas Could Be Death Day for Ohio Traffic Safety Plea
Ohio Highway Safety Director Warren C. Nelson urged drivers to be careful on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. He warned up to 22 could be killed and 800 injured if motorists do not exercise caution. He noted five death-free days so far this year and urged a safe, considerate holiday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
Danish paleontologist Dr. Eigil Nielsen dies at 58
Copenhagen AP reports Dr. Eigil Nielsen a Danish paleontologist known for identifying in 1931 a Greenland fossil as the missing link between fish and amphibians died Tuesday. He helped establish one of zoology's pivotal transitional forms and advanced early vertebrate evolution studies.
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Copenhagen
Eigil Nielsen
Nielsen
Greenland
Charles University, Prague Born 1348, Europe’s First North of Alps
Prague Czechoslovakia's Charles IV University, founded in 1348, is noted as the first university in Europe north of the Alps and east of France.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Charles IV University
Europe
Alps
France
Scranton Sees Will for Middle East Peace After Tour
Former Governor William Scranton reported to President-elect Nixon from a six-country Middle East tour. He said leaders aim for a peace settlement, with Israel facing border fire in the Beisan Valley and Jordan noting no casualties. Scranton stressed broad desire for peace and discussed talks with UN envoy Jarring as best path to settlement.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Middle East
Beisan
Jordan
Scranton
Israel
Pennsylvania
Iran
Lebanon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Jobs Hit High Spot in November Labor Report
The nation saw total employment reach 7.6 million in November with the jobless rate dropping to 3.3 percent. Average hourly earnings were $2.92 and the average weekly earnings fell to $109.21 as the work week shortened slightly.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Harold Goldstein
Human Relations Award Is Given to Francis A Coy
The 1969 National Human Relations Award of the National Conference of Christians and Jews goes to Francis A Coy president of the May Co in Cleveland. Announcement was made in New York by Dr Sterling W Brown conference president.
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Cleveland, Ohio
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Francis A. Coy
The
May Co
Cleveland
New York
Sterling W Brown
Mothers Of Twins Honor Gerri Hart At Church Event
Fourteen members of the Middletown Mothers of Twins Club met at the Church of the Ascension and paid recognition to Gerri Hart at Station WPFB for her help during the past year. A Christmas program by Lubbers School of Dance accompanied the gathering and club members presented clothing to Mrs. Hart to be delivered to Cherokee Indians in North Carolina.
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Middletown
Mothers of Twins Club
Church of the Ascension
Gerri Hart
WPFB
Lubbers School of Dance
Mrs. Hart
North Carolina
Sportsmen Elect New President
Dean E. Chenault 909 Stanley St life insurance executive was named president of the Middletown Sportsmen's Club at the annual election. William H. Bach as vice president Jack Rosenfelder secretary and Melvin Kelso treasurer were elected. Directors for three years include Bob Wendt Harry Schultz and Bach. The club reports 1 017125 targets set in 1968 a record year and a fourth place national finish. A Christmas party for members families is planned for Dec 22 at 2 pm.
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Dean E. Chenault
Stanley St. Life Insurance
Middletown Sportsmen's Club, Inc
William H. Bach
Jack Rosenfelder
Melvin Kelso
Bob Wendt
Harry Schultz
Bach
Ray Lentz
Don Schenck
Paul King
James Ingram
Earl Gehron
Clarence Straussburger
Police Briefs: multiple vehicle and home thefts reported
Four wheelwheel spinner hubcaps valued at 108 dollars were stolen from a car owned by Donald Armstrong of 2212 Sheffield Sr. Lois Ratliff of 3308 Corta Via reported a gold pocket watch worth 100 dollars and a five dollar bill taken from her home. Elmer Melampy said thieves used a service truck behind the Melampy Store on Central Avenue, damaging it and leaving concrete debris.
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Donald Armstrong
Sheffield Sr
Lois Ratliff
Corta
Elmer Melampy
Melampy
Central Avenue
Nixon forms Urban Problems Council viewed as first step
New Orleans reports that the White House creates a Council on Urban Problems as part of a push for a national urban policy. Moynihan named as special assistant for urban affairs while League official Healy expects an executive policy arm to aid planning and action at the federal level.
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New Orleans
White House
Healy
America
Jury Dismissed In Incest Case in Butler County
A Butler County Common Pleas jury was dismissed after failing to reach a verdict in the incest case against a South Middletown man. The defendant faced charges tied to an alleged July assault on his stepdaughter.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Maewing
Hill Ave
Middletown
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Gary Mitchell
Verity Parkway
Arthur J. Fiehrer
South Middletown
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Detroit
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