Deaths and Funerals in Middletown area
Multiple obituaries listed for 1967 figures. Mrs Eva DeBiasi 69 of 2705 Roosevelt Ave died at Middletown Hospital. Requiem High Mass 9:30 am Friday at St John s Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Katheryn M McLain 81 died at Middletown Hospital. Requiem Mass 9:30 am Saturday Holy Trinity Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Estella May McClung 88 of 7589 Bethany Road died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. memorial rites at Holy Trinity or Woodside Cemetery. details ongoing. Burial and visitation plans at Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home and McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home as noted.
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Eva DeBiasi
Roosevelt Ave
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Katheryn M. McLain
N. Highview Drive
Wilson-Schramm
Mid- Home
Clark St
Dletown Hospital
Estella May McClung
Bethany Road
Middletown
Rt. 1
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
McLain
Middletown Telephone Co
Ohio Bell Co
Glen
William
Thomas
Ruth McConaughy
Eleanor Hutchinson
Denver
Mary Dunphy
Hamilton
Holy Trinity Church
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
New Snow Covers Ohio With Varying Totals
Areas of Ohio reported new snowfalls near four inches overnight in Toledo and Sandusky while other regions saw freezing rain. Hazards appeared in the northeast central and southeast as mild melting began at dawn. Heavy snow warnings remained in the northwest and extended to the northeast corner with forecasts of continued accumulation.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Toledo
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Columbus
Obituary Notices for Beckett McNally Turner Suter Happ
Henry Beckett age 80 of Milford New Jersey formerly Hamilton Community Church Manhattan NY. Robert McNally Jr age 22 of Tuley Road scheduled services 10 am Friday at First Church of the Nazarene. Mrs Lillian Turner age 28 Gordon Avenue services 10 am Saturday Brown Dawon. Edith Suter age 82 Virginia Avenue services 2 pm Friday Webb. Elizabeth Happ age 81 Harrison Avenue services today Proeschel.
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Henry Beckett
Milford, N. J
Hamilton Community Church
Manhattan, NY
Robert McNally Jr
Tuley Road
First Church of the Nazarene
Lillian Turner
Gordon Ave
Brown-Dawson
Edith Suter
Virginia Ave
Webb
Elizabeth Happ
Harrison Ave
Proeschel
Police Briefs Report Break-Ins and Vandalism in City
Robert Wolford of 3602 Manchester Road found major parts from his 1964 car scattered along the lane to his home yesterday though no parts appeared missing. Intruders took meat beer and wine from Jim's Carry Out at 1204 Asew Street. Additional break-ins at 710 14th Ave reported by Jesse Lain and a bedroom at 2005 Van Ave reported by Charles Patterson had no items reported missing.
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Robert Wolford
Manchester Road
Jim’s Carry Out
Askew St
14Th Ave
Jesse Lain
van Ave
Charles Patterson
Harrison's Agency Joins Insurance Associates
The William Harrison Insurance Agency at 25 N Main St will merge into Insurance Associates at 16 N Main St effective tomorrow. Insurance Associates formed from four former agencies led by Thomas C. Jones William T. Snider William Long and Robert Grimes. The Harrison building will be razed after Cincinnati Gas and Electric erects a new seven story office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison
N. Main St
Insurance Associates
Thomas C. Jones
William T. Snider
William Long
Robert Grimes
Harrison
W.T. Harrison
W. Allan Harrison
N. Main Street
McGee Ave
Denison University
N. Main
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Central and Main
Frank Messer & Sons
Cg&e
Messer
Barker and Shriver Named to Fed’s Cincinnati Board
Edward W. Barker president of First National Bank of Middletown and Dr Phillip R. Shriver president of Miami University were reappointed to three year terms on the Cincinnati board by the Federal Reserve System. Barker, active in local civic groups and banking, holds multiple directorships and resides in Middletown. Graham E. Marx was named chairman of the Cincinnati branch for 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Barker
Fred
First National Bank of C. MacFee Jr
Middletown
Federal Engineer Operating Division
Reserve Bank of Cleveland
General Electric Co
Cincinnatis
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami University
Federal Reserve System
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Barker
First National
Butler County Bankers Association
Ohio Bankers Association
Civic Association
Board of Education
Boy Scouts of America
Brown’s Run Country Club
Bank
Magnode Products of
Trenton
The
Moon Equipment Co
Middletown Area
Roads Blamed In Collision On Crawford Street
A 6:40 a.m. collision on Crawford Street at Woodlawn Avenue injured four people treated at Middletown Hospital. Mrs. Theresa Dunn 24 of 124 Crawford St. struck the rear of a southbound car driven by Robert C. Hester 28 of 770 Julia Drive Franklin. Dunn had mouth and knee injuries while Hester and two passengers Phyllis Hester 25 and Emmett Terry 25 of 1425 Central Ave. sustained face and neck injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Theresa Dunn
Crawford St
Robert C. Hester
Julia Drive
Franklin
Pentagon admits goof on antiwar rally photo timing
The Pentagon says an Air Force photo of the November 15 Moratorium crowd near the Washington Monument was taken between 3:05 and 4:00 p.m. not at 2:30 as first announced. Officials say the image shows a late pass and cannot confirm early attendance figures amid estimates from 250,000 to higher totals.
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Washington
Pentagon
Washington Monument
Air Force
Dreyfus to Push New Drug for Depression Relief
New York AP report notes multibillionaire Jack J. Dreyfus Jr., founder of Dreyfus & Co. and the Dreyfus Fund, plans to retire tomorrow to devote full time to D.P.H. He says the drug known as Dilantin may ease fear, low mood, irritability, and anger, though it may be habit forming. He emphasizes humanitarian motives and says he already works 18 hours daily on D.P.H. He first discovered its mood effects after obtaining a prescription years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
D.P.H
Jack J. Dreyfus Jr
Dreyfus & Co
Dreyfus Fund
Dreyfus
Combat Operations Suspended For New Year Truce
American and South Vietnamese forces halt combat for 24 hours in a New Year truce after reporting over 200 enemy killed during Viet Cong cease fire. The Viet Cong 72-hour halt began Tuesday at 1 am while allied truces started Wednesday at 6 pm. South Vietnamese headquarters paused 50 battalion-size offensives, and U S air and artillery strikes were suspended though recon patrols continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Wholesale Prices Climb in 1969 amid Inflation Debate
Government data show wholesale prices rose 4.7 percent in 1969, the steepest in two decades, fueling debate over Nixon policies. AFL-CIO economist Nathaniel Goldfinger warns of continued higher living costs, while Labor Secretary Shultz says budget cuts and tight money are starting to work. Nixon signs tax reform, signaling tougher federal restraint to offset revenue losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Nathaniel Goldfinger
Afl-Cio
George P. Shultz
White House
Shultz
Suit Up Drink Up Free Booze Contested In Arkansas Store
In Hot Springs Arkansas Frank Patterson owner of Park Avenue Men's Wear gives free cocktails to customers sparking a dispute with Alcoholic Beverage Control Director Joe Gaspard who cites a 1935 law banning drinking in public places. Patterson argues his store is private property and insists two drinks per customer, with plans for a second store near Dallas. The issue may require court action.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Frank Patterson
Joe Gaspard
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Patterson c
Gaspard
Patterson
Park Avenue
Dallas
Tex
Navy cautions on contractor claims threaten ship program
Witnesses told a House Senate subcommittee that contractor cost claims exceeding 1 billion dollars threaten the Navy’s existence by inflating shipbuilding costs. Gordon Rule and Admiral Moorer urged strict scrutiny of claims, central civilian control of procurement, and tougher action to curb baseless demands.
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Washington
Chief of Naval Operations
Thomas H. Moorer
Navy
Gordon W. Rule
Navy Procurement Control
House
Senate
Rule
Moorer
Naval Materiel Command
Secretary of the Navy
Middletown Toastmasters Elect New Officers
Joseph Moffa of 4006 Grand Ave was installed last night as president of Middletown Toastmasters Club 723 in the CG&E Building on Todhunter Road. Also installed were Ray Hanna educational vice president Lavern Talley administrative vice president Vernon Helton secretary Mike Lane treasurer and Everett Metzger sergeant at arms with James Rockovich topicmaster and Robert Forsythe toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moffa
Grand Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Leroy Meier
Cg&e
Todhunter Road
Ray Hanna
Lavern Talley
Vernon Helton
Mike Lane
Everett Metzger
James Rockovich
Robert Forsythe
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Emmett
McCoy-Leffler
Katheryn McLain
Antonio
Anthony
Frederick
Sabina Hall
Mary Massimo
Adamo
Antonio Galasso
Italy
Petronilla Galasso
Anna Galasso
Estella McClung
Lee
Joining Associates
First National Bank
Miami
Ument
Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
Belvedere
Lim
Bill Simmons
Tiffin
Riegel School
Seneca County
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