Restaurant owner Russell Emley dies after illness on porch
Russell Emley 63 died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a suspected heart attack at his home 406 Charles. He was found on the porch next door at Frank Denisi’s residence by Georgetown College student George Donisi. Coroner Garret Boone ordered autopsy. Emley ran a small restaurant since 1928, born in Miamisburg. Surviving sisters Mary Tilton Middletown and Gertrude Tilton Dayton. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home. burial Hillgrove Cemetery, Miamisburg. Visitation Friday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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David Russell Emley
Middletown Hospital
Charles
Emley
Frank Denisi
George Donisi
Georgetown College
Garret Boone
Charles Street
Gardner
Miamisburg
Mary Tilton
Middletown
Gertrude Tilton
Dayton
McCoy-Leffler
H. H. Jung
Hillgrove Cemetery
King dies after apparent heart attack in Springboro
Dayton native Mr. King aged by obituary details died after four days of illness following a heart attack. He lived with his father Carroll King in Springboro and is also survived by brother Cecil of Corwin. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visiting hours Friday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Mr. King
Dayton
Springboro
Carroll King
Cecil
Corwin
Anglesby Funeral Home
Services for Mr and Mrs Harley Pence Held in Florida
Mr and Mrs Harley Pence both aged 58 died of accidental suffocation while asleep in their New Port Richey Florida home. Funeral and burial were set for Saturday in New Port Richey. Mrs Pence was sister to Florence Selby Norma Holt and Oakley Kidd, Middletown residents, and a Cincinnati native.
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Harley Pence
New Port Richey
Fla
Mrs Laura Gross dies at 4 p m at Franklin home
Mrs Laura A Gross known as Grandma died at her Franklin residence 25 S River St after months of ill health. She was born near Carlisle and lived in Franklin most of her life. Survived by a Cincinnati brother Wilbur Chamberlin two Carlisle sisters Edna Chamberlin and Hazel Updyke plus 15 grandchildren 35 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Eaton Funeral Home with Carlisle burial.
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Franklin
Laura A
Grandma) Gross
S. River St
Eaton Funeral Home
Carlisle Cemetery
Funeral
Franklin man dies at 47 in Springboro address listed
Robert D. King 47 of 407 Main St Springboro died at 8 30 am today. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral arrangements are pending with local funeral home. News dispatch from Arkansas notes a shop window sign in Trumann reading Our lingerie is the forest. Smart women wear nothing else.
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Franklin
Robert D. King
S. Main St
Springboro
Trumann, Ark
Ken LaGrone
The
Truman Democrat
Miss Olive Flower 89 Dies Dean at Oxford College
Miss Olive Flower 89 dies. Longtime Oxford College for Women and Miami University official served as dean after merger and authored History of Oxford College for Women. Born Proctorville Ohio she earned degrees from Oxford College Smith College. Burial at Oxford. Services today at Marshall-Smith Funeral Home.
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Olive Flower
Oxford
Oxford College For Women
Miami University
Marshall - Smith
Oxford Cemetery
Oxford College
Smith College
Miss Flower
Miami
Proctorville
Ohio
Deaths From Across Nation Include Politician and Cartoonist
Albert G. Simms aged 82 former New Mexico Republican congressman 1929 31 died Tuesday. Cliff Sterrett 81 famed Polly and Her Pals creator died Tuesday of cancer. Charles FE Crede 51 California Institute of Technology mechanical engineering professor died after long illness. Gustavus Green 9 builder of Britain s first successful airplane engine died Tuesday having perfected a 60 horsepower engine in 1908.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Albert G. Simms
Congress
New Mexico
Simms
Washington, Ark
Bronxville
N.Y
Cliff Sterrett
King Features Syndicate
Polly
Sterrett
Old
New York Journal
Fergus Falls
Minn
Pasadena
Calif
Charles FE. Crede
California Institute of Technology
London
Gustavus Green
Britain
James Lyle 61 Dies After Illness at Armco Steel
James William Lyle 61 of 1223 Prospect Ave died at Middletown Hospital after illness on the job at Armco Steel Corp. He had worked 38 years as a shearman in the cast processing department. He held top Masonic posts including master of Starlight Lodges AF&AM and grand lecturer for Ohio Masonic Lodges. Survived by wife Laura son James daughter Thelma Bibbs mother Pearl Echols two brothers three sisters. Services at New Era Baptist Church with multiple Masonic and Eastern Star observances. burial at Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements Bailey Funeral Home.
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James William Lyle
Prospect Ave
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Lyle
Winder
Starlight Lodges
Af& AM
Ohio Masonic Lodges
Af&am
Rainbow Consistory
Dayton
New Era Baptist Church
Laura
James
Thelma Bibbs
Cincinnati
Pearl Echols
Thomas
Walter
Minnie Preyer
Pic
Woodside Cemetery
Eastern Star
Bailey Funeral Home
Youth nabbed carrying razor after game at Middleschool
A 16 year old boy was arrested by police after being found with a straight razor following the Middletown High School basketball game last night. Juvenile officers said he was arrested and searched near Girard Avenue and Curtis Street amid complaints of juveniles gathering near the school after games.
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Middletown
Girard Avenue
Curtis Street
Graham Movie Scheduled At Watch Night
Billy Graham's Mr. Texas will be shown tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church during a watch night party hosted by Rev. Jack Hughen. The event invites Central Baptist Church members and the general public. The film follows emotional conflicts among those involved in Houston area empire building and is described as the first religious western. A nursery and games will be provided for children.
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Billy Graham
Texas
Calvary Baptist Church
Jack Hughen
Central Baptist Church
Houston
Tex
Commission Sets Meeting to Close 1964 Books
City commissioners will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. to close the books for 1964 and prepare for next year's business. Transfer of funds to next year's accounts will be the main order of business.
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Tranfer
Millett seeks changes on student enrollment policy
Millett, chancellor of Ohio's Board of Regents, asks for early next year changes to enrollment rules. Proposals would let colleges decide if students enroll on main campuses or branches and allow admissions of graduates from any state. He ties reforms to branch campus expansion and a $250 million capital bond, pending voter approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Reagents
John D. Millett
Miami University
Millett
106Th General Assembly
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