Death of Alexander Jacot at 81 in Apple Creek
Alexander Jacot, 81, died at 4 p.m. yesterday at the home of his niece Mrs. Lou Maurer in Apple Creek near Wooster after a two day hospital stay. He is survived by brothers David W. Jacot of Middletown Charles and Henry and sister Miss Marie Jacot. Funeral services will be held at the McComas Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with burial in Apple Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Jacot
Lou Maurer
Apple Creek
Wooster
Mr. Jacot
David W. Jacot
Middletown
Charles
Henry
Miss
Marie Jacot
McComas Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Angeline Lacy
Mrs Susan Angeline Lacy 71 of 403 McKinley Street will have funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Hearne Funeral Home Campton Ky with burial there Friends may call at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 pm She died Thursday at County Hospital Gallipolis Ohio after a long illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Angeline Lacy
McKinley St
Hearne Funeral Home
Campton
McCoy-Leffler
Mrs Helen Keeler Dies At Camden Home
Mrs Helen Johan na Keeler 38 of Camden Rt 2 died at 550 p m Thursday after four months illness She was born in Bayonne N J and married to Ralph Keeler A member of St Mary Catholic Church and St Ann Altar Society Survived by son Franklin daughter Cheryl Ann father John Hrebengar sister Mrs Paul Ulrich brother John Hrebengay Jr Requiem High Mass at St Marys Church 104 m Monday Burial in Fairmount Cemetery Rosary recited Sunday at 8 p m at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Helen Johanna Keeler
Rt. 2
John Hrebengar
Hamilton Rt. 1
Paul Ulrich
McGonigle
Ohio
John Hrebengay Jr
Ft. Thomas
St. Mary's Church
Fairmount Cemetery
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral
Puckett Sentenced to Term for Springboro Store Break-In
William C. Puckett 26 of Dayton received a 1 to 15 year sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary from Warren County Common Pleas Judge Warren C. Young after being found guilty of airing and entering Fyler's department store in Springboro by injury. He awaits trial on another breaking and entering charge at Fedders Feed and Supply in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
William C. Puckett
Dayton
Ohio
Warren County Common Pleas
Warren C. Young
Puckett
Fyler’s
Springboro
Fedders Feed & Supply
Franklins
Samp S Taylor 81 dies in Middletown Ky services set
Samp S Taylor 81 of 1627 Smith Ave Middletown died 8 25 p m Thursday at Middletown Hospital after two weeks illness He was born in Campton Ky retired from town School Board later with Woodside Cemetery Assn He married Lillian and had three daughters and three sons Surviving relatives include Mrs Damon Hartness and six others Funeral services 3 15 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard and burial in Woodside Cemetery Memorial services by Middletown IOOF Sunday 7 30 p m
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Robert Leight
Columbia Ave
Eed Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Leight
Beattice
Robert D. Leight
Anchorage
Alaska
Martha Jane Sweet
St Petersburg
Fila
Joseph R. Cox
West Middletown
Margarete Minor
Graham Layer
Middletown
William
San Diego
Calif
Mark
Tom
Jack Leight
Sparks
Nev
McCoy-Leffler
William Wright
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Samp S. Taylor
Smith Ave
Middletown Hospital
Campton
Fearing
Woodside Cemetery Assn
Ioof Lodge
Zachariah
Meadowlawn Church of God
Lillian
Eileen
Patsy
Damon Hartness
George
Ward
John
John Moore
Baptist, Ky
Ballard Taylor
Stillwater
George Taylor
Earl Perry
Richard Mardis
Gary
Ind
Henry Howard
Woodside
Middletown Lodge
IOOF
Empty Hamilton Building Burns
A vacant apartment building at 905 N. E St. burned yesterday causing about 5 000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief George Schlotterbeck said the blaze smoldered unseen for some time and the cause is undetermined. The structure belongs to John Dees of Hamilton Richmond Road.
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Hamilton
George Schlotterbeck
N. E St
Schilotterbeck
John Dees
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Miami Professor to Lead Session at Chicago Folklore Meeting
Dr. John Ball of Miami University English faculty will preside over a session on A Program for American Folklore at the American Studies Association joint meeting with the American Folklore Society in Chicago on December 28. Participants include Richard N. Dorson Stith Thompson, William Hugh Jansen, and representatives from Northwestern University Swarthmore College Indiana University. Ball heads Miami University 1959 sesquicentennial observance planning.
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Oxford
John Ball
Miami University
Department of English
American Studies Assn
American Folklore Society
Chicago
Richard N. Dorson
Stith Thompson
Indiana University
William Hugh Jansen
University of Kentucky
Northwestern University
Swarthmore College
Ball
Miami
Services for Mill Victim Set Saturday
Ensley Reck 57 of 3704 Grand Ave. will be honored Saturday at 2 p.m. at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev. Russell W. Calloway officiating and burial in Woodside Cemetery. The victim died after an Armco Steel Corp accident when a drive strap broke from a mill drive shaft lifting him between the coupling and pinion hub. He had worked there 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley Reck
Grand Ave
Wilson Memorial Home
Russell W. Calloway
Woodside
Beck
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Armco Distributes Christmas Gift Checks to Workers
Armco Steel Corp officials handed out Christmas gift checks in the Middletown Hamilton area totaling about 111000. About 8220 active workers 578 retirees and 148 Armco in military service shared the gift now in its 20th year. Each person received a dollar per year of continuous Armco service with a $5 minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Middletown
Hamilton
Scouts Visit Otterbein Home With Christmas Gift
Girl Scout troop from Maple Park plans to bring a Christmas present to an adopted girl at Otterbein Home tomorrow. They will distribute home made cookies to other residents. Tonight they host a Christmas party at 7 at Lynn Bennett’s home on Gage Drive under Mrs Ray Ashton and Miss Donna Shrout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
Otterbein
Lynn Bennett
Gage Drive
Ray Ashton
Donna Shrout
Christmas Lights Burn Over Street Fire Damages
Firemen were called to the 1000 block of Central Avenue at 7 20 p m for Christmas lights across the street on fire due to a short circuit. No damage reported. Larry Combs 1, of 1325 Sycamore St, suffered a bruised head and was taken to Middletown Hospital after emergency squad aid.
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Company 1
Central Avenue
Larry Combs
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Two Hamilton Traffic Deaths Raise County Toll
Two Hamilton traffic deaths, one last night and one early this morning, push Butler County’s toll to 41 for the year. Patrick Bishop, 31, operator of Pat's Auto Service, died from chest and internal injuries after being crushed between his wrecker and a car. The crash also involved Luther M. Hurst, who was charged with driving while intoxicated. Mrs. Carmella M. Vitale, 66, of Hamilton, died at Mercy Hospital from head injuries after being struck on Grand Boulevard while en route to St. Veronica Church. The tally for Hamilton this year rises to five deaths, versus seven at the same point last year.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Patrick Bishop
S. 12Th St
Pat
Auto Service
Bishop
William F. Galvin
Shaffer Ave
Cincinnati
Luther M. Hurst
Dixie Hwy
Fairfield
Galvin
Hurst
Mercy Hospital
Carmella M. Vitale
Russell E. Church
Lincoln Ave
Grand Boulevard
Schuler Avenue
St. Veronica Church
Colligan Funeral Home
Woman killed in Celina crash near Ohio 29
Mrs. Luedvina Stachler, 46, of Indianapolis, died Thursday when the car driven by her husband Alfred, 49, rear ended a truck three miles east of Celina on Ohio 29. Alfred Stachler is in serious condition at Ottis Hospital.
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Celina
Ohio
Luedvina Stachler
Indianapolis
Alfred
Here
Stacher
Ottis Hospital
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Waynesville
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Lytle
Glenn Brock
Mary Marshall
Will Pine
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Mrs
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Helen Keeler
Central Ave
Rockers
Lane Cedar Chests
Hassocks
Aito
Frank A. Meder
Belle Ave
Meder
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Princess Gardner
Gahina
Ross’ Mens Dept
Gillette
Ross’ Cosmetics
Dexter
Ross’ Notions—Main
Floor
Scoop
Ross
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