Deaths and Funerals Dominate Springfield Area Notices
Multiple obituary notices from Springfield area report the deaths of Margaret Armstrong 94 of Springfield and Boone Jackson 79 of Lebanon, with extensive survivors. Emerson P. Murphy 74 of Middletown dies at a service station. services set for Monday at Joseph R. Baker Home. Additional services listed for Margaret Armstrong’s relatives in Middletown and Mason, with burial details at Highland County and St Peter Lutheran Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Armstrong
Springfield
H. V. Mercer
Alta Secrist
Middletown
Yesteran
Springfeld
Mrs Elva M Allen 77 of Springboro Lebanon dies
Mrs Elva M Allen aged 77 of 5800 Springboro Lebanon Road died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a two week stay. A Warren County native she belonged to WCTU Springboro EUB Church Mothers Club Lebanon Farmers Club and Clear Creek Gardeners Club. Survived by husband Charles and son Merle at home. Funeral Saturday at Angiesby Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Elva M. Allen
Springboro
Lebanon Road
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Allen
Warren County
WCTU
EUB Church
Franklin man Roger E. Cooke dies at 67
Roger E. Cooke 67 of 515 Anderson St. Franklin died at 11 a.m. yesterday after illness since June. A WWI veteran and retired carpenter, he leaves wife Ruth, three sons Roger Jr Richard R Edward, four daughters Helen Davis Barbara McKeever Ruth Kennedy Sandra Kirby, two sisters Daisy Barker Grace Taylor, and 26 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Marys Church. Burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call Angles by Funeral Home tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Cooke Franklin
Roger E. Cooke
Anderson St
Cooke
The
War Veterans Association
Ruth
Roger Jr
Franklin
Richard
Phoenix
Ariz
R. Edward
Miamisburg
Helen Davis
Dayton
Barbara McKeever
Red Lion
Ruth Kennedy
Sandra Kirby
Daisy Barker
Grace Taylor
St. Mary's Church
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Anglesby Funeral Home
Camden man Earl Dillon died after long illness
Earl W. Dillon 67 of Hamilton and longtime Camden resident died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was a retired carpenter and is survived by a wife Mary Lou two sons Henry Flo and Richard two daughters Marie Moore Frances Wing Judith Angel a brother George two sisters and many grandchildren. Services were to be held Saturday at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. The family will receive visitors tomorrow evening from seven to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Jackson
Cincinnati Ave
Lebanon
Clayton Jackson
Dorothy Lane
Johnson
Lebanon Cemetery
Jackson
Lillie
Lucian Or Mason
Ernest
Robert
Ellis and
Wade
Cincinnati
Edith Morrison
Columbus
Berncie Aulick
Mason
Maxine Begley
Maineville
Boyd
Beldon
Kentucky
Leona Lovely
Emerson P. Murphy
Hannah Drive
Middletown Hospital
Sutphin Street
Murphy
P. Lorillard Co
Union
Maud
Middletown
Marguerite
Lois Amatuli
Mary Watson
Richard
la Crescenta
Calif
Eugene
William Specht
Joseph R. Baker
Krug Kilater
Camden
Earl W. Dillon
Hamilton
Marylou
Henry
Belleview
Flo
Daughers
Marie Moore
Frances Wing
West Elkton
Judith Angel
George
Virginia
Mabel Cobb
Minnie Overstreet
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Funeral
Sallie Mae Tharp
S. Lafayette St
R.C. New & Sons
Somerville
Tharp
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Marshall
Edward
New Paris
Leon
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Mary Bradway
Margaret Kalugner
Virginia Beech
Ind
Rosetta Poock
Piqua
Clarabelle Willen
Kettering
Ruth Gibbs
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Towns
Obituaries and funeral notices from Waynesville Camden Lindenwald and Hamilton areas list Minnie Frost Sallie Mae Tharp and others with service times, burial places, and survivors. Additional deaths include John T Bryden in Toronto and sculptor Paul Manship in New York, with brief biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
John T. Bryden
North American Life Assurance Co
Lester B. Pearson
New York
Paul Manship
Woodrow Wilson
Geneva
Prometheus
Rockefeller Plaza
Camps Help Scouts Told at Third Annual Promotion Dinner
Sixty seven Scoutmasters and troop committee chairmen attended the Mound Builders' Area Council camp promotion dinner at the American Legion Auditorium. Wayne LeCrone former assistant national director of the camping service of the Boy Scouts of America spoke on how camping builds character citizenship and fitness through the patrol method and how a Scout gains his place in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders’ Area Council
American Legion Auditorium
Wayne LeCrone
Camping Service
Boy Scouts of America
Khrushchev Reported In Middling Condition
Former Premier Nikita Khrushchev, 71, is in a Moscow hospital for Kremlin leaders with reports listing gall stones or kidney stones as possible ailments. Official spokesmen declined comment, saying he is a private citizen on pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Reda Adzhubei
Bus Collision Kills Three Children and Driver
A rural intersection crash in Brooksville Florida involving a school bus and a rock truck killed the bus driver and three students. Authorities warned the death toll could rise and several injured were taken to area hospitals. The wreck occurred at State 41 and US 98, about six miles east of Brooksville.
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Brooksville
Fla
Sheriff's Office
Sim Loman
Tampa
Florida
Nine Die as Mine Collision Triggers Tragedy in Rotherham
An accident at the Silverwood coal mine in Rotherham Poland left nine miners dead and twenty one injured after two vehicles collided two thousand five hundred feet underground.
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Rotherham, Pogland
Silverwood
Fire damages William Johnson residence at 15 dollars
Fire crews responded to 2201 Whittier Street at 7 25 p m yesterday for a wiring short in a utility closet causing 15 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Whittier St
William Johnson
Bowling Green Man Killed in Castalia Crash
Charles Sanders twenty of Bowling Green died in an early morning car truck collision on U S 6 southwest of Castalia Ohio. The report notes hazardous driving conditions and the wreck occurred near the highway shoulder.
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Castalia
Ohio
Charles Sanders
Bowling Green
U.S. 6
Here
Mansfield Father Of 6 Is Killed In Viet Nam
Charles J. Bair a 30 year old Specialist Six and a father of six was killed in Vietnam when his helicopter was shot down. He enlisted at 17 and had served in Korea in 1951. His wife Esther Bair recalled his wish to be buried at Arlington Cemetery.
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Mansfield
Viet Nam
Ohio
Ime
Arlington Cemetery
Esther Bair
Spec
Charles J. Bair
Bair
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Mercer
Ottawa
William Armstrong
Howard Armstrong
Highland County
Lee Kreider
Springboro Cemetery
Mrs. Powell
Butler County
Heart Association
South Broad
Elva Allen
Fiore Fine
Gruaily Itoud
S&t
Bulova
Mrs
Minnie Frost
Waynesville
Mrs. Sallie Tharp
James Gray
Fourth St
Lindenwald Baptist Church
Carrie Ballinger
Pershing Ave
Brown-Dawson
Axel Peterson
Powell Convalescent Home
Brown-Dawsa
Holden Byers
Woodrow S
Cahill
Lou Fields
Bradenton
Brookville
Aed
Ots Adams
Fairfield Nursing Home
Campbell
Nora Stieg
Campbell Ave
HS le Bay Verity Pkvy
Woodside
Obert Konthier
Mgr
Adzhubei
Alexei
Science and Life
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev Hospital
Short
Mary C. Lord
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Duane
Womens Loafers
House of Quality Shoes
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Vradelis
Eaf
RCA Portable
RADIO
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