Deaths And Funerals Highlight Middletown Obituaries
Middletown bereavement notes include Nancy Bryan Ti as wife of George and mother of Phillip and Dr Robert Stome with a Cincinnati link. Also memorials for Clella Stamper Emma Pointer Joseph Raeth Paul Crech Russell Feeback Carl Gressel Elizabeth Weaver and William Nolan with local church rites and private cemetery services. Emily Lowe a noted artist and philanthropist dies in New York at 71. Henry Voorhees a retired executive of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dies in AFIELD Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pointer
Central Ave
Proeschel
Joseph Raeth
Oxford
Chicago
Paul Crech
Marshall-Smith
Russell Feeback
Pascal Ave
Brown-Dawson
Carl Gressel
Kahn l Ave
Cahill
Elizabeth Weaver
S. Second St
Zettler
William Nolan
Ave
St Ann's
New York
Emily Lowe
Conn
Henry E Voorhees
Jvnct
Baltimore’ '& Ohio Railroad
Obed Good Services Set for Thursday at Jordan Chapel
Obed Good, 4, of 12 Sixth Ave, will receive at 1 pm Thursday at Jordan Memorial Chapel with Rev James Holloman officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Priests may call at the chapel tomorrow from 6 to 8 pm. Mr. Good died in Drake Memorial Hospital Cincinnati. Not previously listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ave
Jordan Memorial Chapel
James Holloman
Woodside Cemetery
Good
Drake Memorial
Cn Cinnati
Ballots Ready for YMCA Board Elections in 1967
Official ballots will be mailed to YMCA members next week for the 1967 board of directors election. Ballots must be returned by 6 p.m. January 14, with nine voting members able to nominate additions by December 31 to the nominating and election committee chaired by Charles Beck Jr. and others. Incumbents include Mrs. Don Davey, Mrs. William Harrison Jr., Mrs. Gordon Hughes, Mrs. Walter Mischley, Robert Cordray, William Crellak, James Finley, W. C. Higdon, Dr. Robert Tennant, and the Rev. G. Walter Weber. additional nominees listed include Raymond W. Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Board of Directors
Charles Beck Jr
Susanne Ware
Frankers
William
Guerneyv Cole Jr
Robert Carson
Christopher F. Neely
Cary McVay
Two Auto Crashes Cause Minor Injuries in Middletown
Two separate wrecks in Middletown left pedestrians and drivers with minor injuries. Dorothy Boldes of 1724 Winton St declined treatment after a crash with a parked car owned by Williams Blevins at 1015 Orchard St. Damage listed as 00. Mrs Bolden faced a count of failing to keep an assured clear distance. Like Everhart of 1500 Plum St suffered minor injuries in a collision with William E. Piersall of 189 Fleming Rd in an alley behind the Everhart residence at 3 05 p.m. Damage 985, Everhart vehicle struck a telephone pole. Mrs Everhart charged with failing to yield. Other accidents involved Charles M. Davis of Southgate Ky and Ralph E. Lewis Sr. of 124 E. Second St Franklin at Armco Steel property on Lefferson Rd at 4 23 p.m. 5 damage. Charles Williams of 204 Miami Ave and Henry Hudson of 105 Fiat St Trenton on Main Street near Centra Avenue at 7 0 p.m. 100 damage.
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Middletown
Dorothy Boldes
Winton St
Williams Blevins
Orchard St
Bolden
Everhart
Plum St
William E. Piersall
Flemming Road
Armco Steel Corps
Lefferson Road
Charles Williams
Miami Ave
Henry Hudson
Fliat St
Trenton
Main Street
Centra Avenue
Two Men Found Dead From Monoxide in Xenia Car
In Xenia Ohio Richard Reed Jr 41 of Rt 2 was found dead in a car after at least four hours and Richard Colan 69 of Port William Clinton County was found nearby and dazed. Police investigated the carbon monoxide incident as a possible accidental death.
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Xenia
Ohio
Richard Reed Jr
Rt. 2
Richard Colan
Port William
Clinton County
Ruby Bothered By Sick Stomach
J Ruby, 55, troubled by a stomach ailment as he fights cancer with more drugs. He killed Lee Harvey Oswald two days after Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963. The Warren Commission named Oswald still, and Ruby remains in Parkland Hospital in serious condition with vomiting. He was admitted December 9 and faces a new trial for Oswald’s slaying if he recovers.
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Dallas
Tex
J .Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey ‘Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Oswald
Parkland Hospital
Kennedy
Middletown Real Estate Salesmen Elect New Officers
Over was elected ident of the Middletown Estate Salesman Association and will join the board of directors of the Real Estate Board for the coming year. Richard G. Lichtenstein was elected vice president, previously secretary, and will also serve on the board. Installation of officers will be at a luncheon January 18 at the Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Over
Middletown Estate Salesman Association
Middletown Board of Realtors, Inc
The
Civic Association
Over
BF. Sawyer & Son, Inc
Central Ave
Richard G. Lichtenstein
Harry A. Finkelman, Inc
Real, Estate Board
Perry Plank
Board of Realtors
Holiday Inn
Powell Probed Over $20 500 Salary in Education Probe
Rep Wayne L. Hays said Powell’s letter alleging demands to avoid scapegoating will be examined. Lionel Van Deerlin projected high odds of blocking Powell’s oath, while Powell offered to testify if travel vouchers and travel by all committee chairs are investigated and questions to Education and Labor staff stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Powell
Hays
Sumner Stone
New York
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Congress
Education and Labor Committee
State Treasurer Herbert reports $30,028 in receipts
Columbus AP reports State Treasurer John D. Herbert's reelection committee filed with the Secretary of State showing receipts of $30,028 and expenditures of all but $101 during the November campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Herbert
Ted W. Brown
Soviet Trial Places Five Year Call For Wortham Gilmour
Soviet prosecutor seeks a five year labor camp term for Buel Ray Wortham Jr for bear statue theft and currency fraud. Craddock M. Gilmour Jr faces 1111 dollars penalty for foreign currency charges. Art experts testify the 18 inch Lieberich statue is a priceless national treasure worth about 333 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Ussr
Buel Ray Wortham Jr
North Little Rock
Ark
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Wortham
Gilmour
Peet
Two Lorain Men Sentenced in Manslaughter Plea
Two Lorain men tied to a first degree murder case were each sentenced to 20 years in the Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to lesser manslaughter charges. Jose Fortanez, 23, and Luis R. Diaz, 20, received the terms as part of a December incident that killed Jackson, age 3, and injured his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Jose Fortanez
Luis R. Diaz
Jackson
Hamilton Man Charged With Murder
A 43 year old Hamilton man was booked on first degree murder for the knife slaying of Hattie C. Lewis 82 of 776 Williams Ave Lindenwald. The body was found yesterday morning. A knife wound to the left chest penetrated the heart. Police found two pocket knives one on the suspect and another in the house. A wallet with money was hidden under the kitchen stove. Mrs Lewis lived alone. her husband died years ago. A neighbor said she spoke with the victim Sunday and her sister delivered dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hattie C. Lewis
Williams Ave
Lindenwad
Roscoe Barnett
Brownie Rose
S. 13Th St
Ohio Draft Quota Set
The January selective service draft call in Ohio was for 1035 men. The larger gross call aimed to ensure filling the lower net figure, the explanation noted. The January gross call was 4.24, from which 2,122 actually entered service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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Mrs
Nancy Bryan
Ross
Bryan
St Pau
George
Phillip
West Islip
N.Y
Robert L. Stome
Cincinnati
Lucille Smythe
Konoxville
Tenn
Memorial
Robbagal
JL. C. Watts
Maineville
Clella Stamper
West Haven
Glenn Ave
Marie Fagett
Ruth Atkins
Huntington
W. Va
Heside Cemetery
Clifford Stearns
Petey
John Dobrozs! Jr. Ins. Inc
Piret Ave
Middietown
Manhattan Shirt Company
Manhattan
Man-Press
Man-Prest
Jade East
QNER
Main & Central
Mens Shop
Dohn’s
Irvin
Nikolai Lieberich
Alexander 11
Lieberich
Leninee
U. S
Union Sanitary
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Order OF the Golden Rule
McCoy-Leffler
Dohn's
Cohn’s
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