Deaths And Funerals Andrew F Bush 63
Andrew F Bush 63 of 2306 Woodbim Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 2 20 pm after a two day stay. He worked 22 years at the city Water Works as a stationary engineer. Survived by wife daughter Phyllis McKee Middletown a brother Walter Sparks Franklin and other relatives. Services 2 pm Friday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with Rev Sears officiating burial Miltonville Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.
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Andrew F. Bush
Woodbim Ave
Middletown Hospital
Bush
City Water Works
Wolfe County
Phyllis McKee
Middletown
Walter Sparks
Franklin
McCoy-Leffler
Sears
Miltonville Cemery
Hendrix Downing 69 Dies After Middletown Hospital Stay
Hendrix Downing 69 of 109 Trenton Place Trenton died yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since December 10. Retired in 1961 from Aeronca Carp he lived in Middletown 46 years. Survived by wife Belva three sons Herschel Cordell Darrell two daughters Wilma Donahue Janis Deah sister Zella Back three brothers Oxford George Noah 17 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Visitation 2 PM at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard. Burial in Cemetery. May call at home tomorrow from 2 PM.
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Hendrix Downing
Trenton Place
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Downing
Aeronca Carp
Middletown
Belva
Herschel and
Cordell
Darrell
Springfield
Wilma Donahue
Hamilton
Janis Deah
Zella Back
Oxford
George
Noah
Korea
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Obituary: Harry D Harrison 93 Middletown resident
Harry D Harrison age 93 of 2911 Oxford Ave died at 1 45 pm yesterday at Middletown hospital after a four day stay. He recently moved from Batavia to Middletown five months ago. Survived by four daughters Mrs Viola Ellis Middletown Mrs Virgie Gansman and Mrs V iir Loyd Batavia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Harrison
Oxford Ave
Middletown Hospital
Harrison
Batavia
Middletown
Viola Ellis
Virgie Gansman
V@iir Loyd
Services for Mrs Betty Pitts set for Thursday
Funeral services for Betty May Pitts 27 of 1618 Taylor Ave. will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Ramah Johnson officiating. Burial follows in Woodside Cemetery. She died yesterday at her residence. Survived by husband Floyd a son Donald at home her mother Gladys Eidson of San Diego Calif three sisters Eleanor Maddox Barbara Hackney and Esther Lowery and two brothers Donald Eldson and James Eldson.
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Betty May Pitts
Taylor Ave
McCoy-Leffler
Ramah Johnson
Woodside Cemetery
Calif
Eleanor Maddox
Barbara Hackney
Middletown
Esther Lowery
Franklin
Donald Eldson
James Eldson
San Diego
Services for Charles W. Grimes Held at Tobias Home
Funeral services for Charles W. Grimes 47 of 50 State St will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Tobias Funeral Home Dayton with burial in David's Cemetery. Grimes a World War II veteran and machinist at Dayton Steel Foundry died Sunday at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. He is survived by Rosemary and Floyd Grimes of West Union his parents three daughters Sharon Teresa and Rachael at home three sons Larry Charles and David at home three sisters Helen Grimes Mrs Ruth Arnold both of West Union and Mrs George Scott of Manchester and two brothers Hubert of Kettering and Vernon of West Union.
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Springboro
Charles W. Grimes
State St
Tobias
Dayton
David's Cemetery
Grimes
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton Steel Foundry
Rosemary
Floyd Grimes
West Union
Sharon
Teresa
Rachael
Larry
Charles
David
Helen Grimes
Ruth Arnold
George Scott
Manchester
Hubert
Kettering
Vernon l
Waynesville Woman Sherman Wilson Dies at 88
Sherman Wilson 88 of Waynesville died yesterday. Survived by daughter Louise Geneva Smart of Xenia sister and a grandchild. Services set at Stubbs Funeral Home with viewing tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Waynesville
Sherman Wilson
Louise
Geneva Smart
Xenia
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Obituary Notices for John Dougle and Velmer Hubbard
John Dougle 68 of 617 Chestnut Street dies. services today at Second Baptist Church. Velmer Hubbard 47 of 131 N F Street to have services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Webb.
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John Dougle
Chestnut St
Second Baptist Church
Velmer Hubbard
N. F St
Webb
Duchess of DuPont Dies After Long Illness
Margaret F. duPont aged 69 widow of a former duPont Co. president died Monday after a long illness. Her husband Lam met duPont, who also served as General Motors board chairman, died in 1952. Also Providence report: Warren A. Cole 79 founder of Lambda Chi Alpha legal fraternity in 1909 died Monday.
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Wilmington
Del
Margaret F. duPont
duPont Co
Lammet
General Motors Corp
Providence, R.I
Warren A. Cole
Lambda Chi Alpha Legal Fraternity
Television Columnist Hal Humphrey Dies at 56
Los Angeles AP report states Hal Humphrey, 56, syndicated TV columnist for the Los Angeles Times whose work appeared in more than 80 newspapers, died Monday night likely from a heart attack. He began at the Los Angeles Mirror in 1948, moved to the Times after the Mirror folded, and earlier served as Billboard Magazine associate editor in New York. His TV column ran three times weekly in The Middletown Journal since December 1958.
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LOS Angeles
Hal Humphrey
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Mirror
The
Times
Mirror
Humphrey
Billboard Magazine
New York
Middletown Journal
Boxcar Hits Auto Injures Hamilton Woman and Child
A boxcar struck the auto of 64 year old Hamilton resident Irene Bernard at the East Avenue Penn Central crossing. The car with her one year old granddaughter Jackie Herbst aboard was carried several feet on the tracks. Mrs Bernard suffered a broken right arm and a lacerated knee and was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. The granddaughter received treatment for possible eye injuries and was discharged.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Irene Bernard
M. C St
Bernard
Jackie Herbst
East Avenue
Penn Central
Eagles Lodge presents gifts to Doty House and Auxiliary
The Eagles Lodge at 65th anniversary presented a tape recorder to Doty House pre-adult workshop and a record player to the lodge auxiliary on its first anniversary. Herbert Kidd presides over Aerie 528 and Mrs Carl Hall leads the auxiliary.
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Eagles Lodge
Doty House
Center For
Eagles
Ladies
Herbert Kidd
Aerie
Carl Hall
YMCA Plans Ski Weekend For Families At Bellefontaine
The YMCA adult program department schedules a family ski weekend January 10 11 12 at Kirkmont Lodge and Valley Hi Ski Resort near Bellefontaine. Twenty nine people have registered to date with lodging available. Room and board for the weekend is 10 per person. Total cost for one person including meals lessons rope tows and equipment for two days is 28. Registrations end January 7.
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YMCA
Kirkmont Lodge
Valley Hi
Bellefontaine
Don Davis
Davis
Fire reports and near misses in two city addresses
At 2 05 p m Mrs W D Bryant at 601 Gladys Drive smelled smoke and feared a fire from the fireplace but no damage occurred. At 3 25 p m children on the second floor at 1103 Young St played with a flame in a pan in a garage owned by Fred Wilson and no damage resulted.
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Gladys Drive
W. D. Bryant
Young St
Fred Wilson
Lutherans Consider Allowing Children Communion Before Confirmation
A joint Lutheran commission proposed letting children receive Holy Communion before confirmation, shifting the traditional age 12 to 14 cutoff. The plan aims to address modern youth needs and was prepared for 17,000 congregations across three major Lutheran bodies with about 9 million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lutheran Reported
C. Richard Evenson
Minneapolis
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Kiwanians To See Football Highlights
Highlights of 1967 college professional and bowl games will be shown at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. The film is sponsored by Investors Diversified Services of Minneapolis. John McClure will be the program chairman.
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Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Investors Diversified Services of
Minneapolis
John ©. McClure
Fire Causes Massive Damage at Massillon Shopping Center
In Perry Heights Massillon area a fire Monday night caused about 200000 dollars in damage to a shopping center. An IGA Supermarket was gutted and spread to a drug store and a barbershop. other stores received smoke damage. No injuries were reported and crews from several departments fought the blaze into midnight. The cause was not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, Ohio
Massillon
Medical Arts
Perry Heights
Jackson
Richville
Avondale
Reedurban
Bitter Winds Delay Grand Teton Winter Climb
Sub zero winds and 80 mile per hour gusts forced 27 climbers including three women to backtrack after 300 yards at Moose Meadows base camp. Paul Petzoldt led 15 climbers aiming to attack Middle Teton Glacier 2000 feet below the summit as a second group led by George Lowe attempted an east face route.
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Jackson
Wyo
Grand Teton Peak
Moose Meadows
Timberline
Paul Petzoldt
Lander
George Lowe
Salt Lake City
Grand Teton National Park
Lowe
Rick Horn
Area Family In Nation Home Survey
Area families will be part of a nationwide Census Bureau survey on home buying plans for 1969 and recent three month activity. The survey measures buying expectations and home repairs to guide economic growth, with data kept confidential and used only for statistics. Local interviewer: Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson.
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U.S
Census Bureau
Hubert A. Yerkey
Bureau
Detroit
Yerkey
Elizabeth Henderson
Local Man Awarded Bronze Star for Southeast Asia Service
Air Force Maj. Thomas Gwinn husband of Marilyn Easterling and son of Mrs. R. A. Easterling 2706 Roosevelt Ave. receives the Bronze Star with medals and the Air Force commendation medal for service in Southeast Asia from Jan 28 to Dec 28, 1967. He is a pilot with the 347th Tactical Fighter Wing stationed at Yokota Air Base near Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Thomas Gwinn
Marilyn Easterling
R. A. Easterling
Roosevelt Ave
Air Force Commendation
Southeast Asia
Maj. Gwinn
347Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Yokota Air Force Base
Tokyo
Copper Tubing Theft Strikes Local Building Site
Police report from Norm Wooly Construction notes 390 feet of copper tubing stolen last weekend from the new Berkeley Electric building on University Boulevard. The haul includes 300 feet of naif-inch 60 feet of one inch and 30 feet of four-inch tubing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkeley Electric
University Boulevard
Norm Wooly Construction Co
Outlook for Steel Stocks Amid Imports and Prices
Investment column assesses steel equities with rising imports and price cuts pressuring margins. Armco could benefit from expansion, Republic Steel faces Midwest pressure, U S Steel limited by scale. Dividend safety favors holding for income while awaiting stabilizing demand and potential import quotas.
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Bethlehem
Armco
Nomstee
Republic Steel
Midwest
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Eva Elam
Miami
Fla
Carl
Lester
Gilbert and
Jesse
Cincinnati
Moore Funeral Home
Harry Harrison
O.K
City Loan
Betty Pitts
Charles Grims
Food Market
Yankee Road
Stan Sorrell
Chal Harkrader
Ken Sorrell
Edie Streibick
Lutheran Church
United Church
Congregation
Oman
Sunnyvale
Area Family In
Nation Home Survey
Central Ave
Rober E. Spear
Africa Steel
F.M
U. S. Steel
R.B
Big Steel
NEW Life Temple
Trenton Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
Christ
Dean Sheets
Ohio
Mississippi River
North America
McCoy LeFfLer
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
National
Order OF the Golden Rule
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