Deaths and Funerals in Trenton and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries listed with ages and residences from Trenton and surrounding towns. Mary Ann Chamberlain, 25, of 406 Brelsford St., died at Memorial Hospital New York City after a brain tumor, survived by son Charles Jr and several relatives. Delores Ginter, 62, of 3102 Hillinois Ave., Middletown, and other relatives noted. Services and burial details given for each. Queenie Lord, 73, of 503 Highland St., memorials requested, previously active in bowling. Additional notices include Rosaleen Nairn and Rebecca Staton with service details and family survivors.
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Mary Ann Chamberlain
Brelsford St
Trenton
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Chamberlan
Charles Jr
Vincenza McGarvey
Michael McGarvey
James Carroll
Holy Name Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
Thompson of Woodson Ill 26 Grandchildren Mourned
Thompson of Woodson Ill. leaves behind 26 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
Rev H Charles March, former pastor, dies in Ohio
The Rev. H Charles March, 44, former pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Trenton, died of a heart attack at his Fairport Harbor home. Surviving are his wife Carolyn, mother Mrs. Charles March of Chicago, and brother Richard of Chicago. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at First Lutheran Church, Fairport Harbor, with burial there. Memorials suggested to St. Peter's Lutheran Church or to the heart fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles March
H. Charles March
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Trenton
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Carolyn
Chicago
Richard
First Lutheran
Reynolds Nairn services for Reynold Nairn
Funeral services are planned for Reynold Red Nairn 70 of 2403 Browning Street with details pending. The obituary notes his long residence in the community and family will receive relatives as arrangements are announced.
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Reynold Nairn
Reynold (Red) Nairn
Browning St
Services for Mrs Pearl Waites Set Friday
Services for Mrs Pearl Waites 81 of 2020 Hill Ave will be held at 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Waldo Berlekamp officiating Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery The funeral home will be open Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m for calling hours Mrs Waites died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Ginter
Hlllnois Ave
Middletown Hospital
Germantown
Raymond
John
David
Kenneth
Gerald
Carlisle
Ruth
Harrison MecQuinn
Clarence Cox
Wabash
Ind
Martin Cox
California
Mid- Woodhill
Franklin Dletown Hospital
Rosaleen Nairn
MccCoy- Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Moose Lodge
Nairn
Lincoln - Mercury
Tytus Avenue
Pearl Waites
Hill Ave
McCoy-Leffler
Waldo Berlekamp
Camden farmer Samuel Boomershine dies in Bradenton Florida
Samuel H. Boomershine 87 a former Camden resident and retired farmer died Tuesday at his Bradenton Florida home. Survived by wife Cora a daughter Mrs Mabel Hoffman of Deale Md and a sister Mrs Orpha Koons of Camden. Services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at the R C Nevn Sons Funeral Home. Burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Samuel H. Boomershine
Bradenton
Fla
Cora
Mabel Hoffman
Deale
Orpha Koons
R.C. Nevn& Sons
Funeral held in Fairmount Cemetery funeral home Friday
The service will be in Fairmount Cemetery with arrangements handled by the local funeral home on Friday starting at 7. Friends and relatives are invited to attend any time during the service window.
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Fairmount Cemetery
Mary Brooks 72 Dies. Services Planned in Dayton
Mrs. Mary Brooks 72 of Rt 3 Waynesville died Tuesday. Survived by daughter Madonna Crutchfield of Waynesville son Howard Stevens of Union, step daughter and six step sons, four brothers. Services at 1 p.m. Thursday Schlientz Moore Funeral Home Dayton. Burial in Vandalia. Viewing Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brooks
Waynesville
Mary E. Brooks
Rt. 3
Madonna Crutchfield
Howard Stevens
Union
Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home
Dayton
Vandalia
Hartman services set for Thursday in Somerville
Floyd L Hartman 64 of 240 Mill St Somerville dies after heart attack at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. Funeral 2 p m Thursday Inman Funeral Home burial Fairmound Cemetery West Elkton. Survived by three brothers Wesley Merle Paul and two Somerville sisters. Ray Howard 55 and Peter Bellman 81 also noted with funeral services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Floyd L. Hartman
Mill St
Inman Funeral Home
Fairmound
West Elkton
Hartman
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Wesley
Merle
Paul
Camden
Clara Crank
Ruth Helsley
Ray Howard
Stillwell-Beckett Road
Webb
Peter Bellman
River Road
Colligan Funeral Home
Burglars Take TV Stereo and Gun From Home
Items valued at 680 dollars were stolen from Moses Guyton at 613 17th Ave. Burglars broke a rear window to enter yesterday, taking a stereo, a television, and a revolver, police were told last night.
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Moses Guyton
17Th Ave
Armstrong sees space program aid Earth environment gains
Neil Armstrong told the Mid America Show in Columbus that awareness of Earth’s fragility may be the key payoff of space exploration. He cited photos from space as shrinking Earth, urged using space tech to solve waste and pollution, and predicted satellites delivering home libraries and weather control. He also noted space walks once served to remove trash, humorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Neil Armstrong
Mid America
Armstrong
Armstong
University of Cincinnati
Earth
New York City
Wapakoneta
Outer Space
Paper ballots chosen for Democratic delegate selection
Secretary of State Ted Brown declares no alternative but to use paper ballots in the May Democratic primary to select 153 delegates and 78 alternates. Attorney General William Brown notes constitutional requirement for direct vote and opposes listing all delegates on voting machines. Fragmented plan could cost counties about 2 million dollars statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
William Brown
Secretary of State
Franklin County Board of Elections
Banks Warn Depositors of Confidence Games
Bank officials and city detectives warn depositors about confidence schemes. A woman received a call claiming a bank survey about her balance, but officials deny any such survey. Lt Poling cautions that banks themselves will contact customers, not third parties, and urges reporting suspicious calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Neill
First National
Barnitz Bank
Middletown
Ed Poling
Poling
Acting police chief named in Franklin
Franklin police sergeant Charles Harbach named acting chief after his brother Frank Harbach, the department’s chief, suffered a heart attack and remains in serious condition at Middletown Hospital. Officials expect no timetable for the chief’s return.
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Franklin
Charles Harbach
The
Franklin Police
Harbach
Frank
Middletown Hospital
Fire and medical calls report two ill persons
Yesterday at 6 39 p m a fire crew responded to 1910 Vance Street where Billy Jean King aged 38 was ill and transported by ambulance to Mid dletown Hospital for treatment. Today at 1 37 a m Andrew Craig aged 76 was ill at 1820 Winona Drive and admitted to hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance St
Billy Jean King
Middletown Hospital
Winona Drive
Andrew Craig
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Mr. Nairn
Rebecca Staton
Staton
Scranton
Elza
James
New Breman
Arnold
Lexington
Queenie Lord
Highland St
Grace Moore
G. Walters
Beulah Weber
Niblick
Fort Lauderdale
Hazel McGraw
Friends
Silver Bay
Minn
Betty
Mildred Pence
Jean
Lord
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Mrs. Chamberlain
Mrs. Pearl Waites
Samuel Boomershine
Malekula Island
New Hebrides
Lebanon
Brown
First National Bank
America
Dr Pepper
Dr Pepper Company
Dallas
Texas
Milnot
National Law
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