Deaths And Funerals Wiley Carmichael Sr. Dies
Wiley D Carmichael Sr 82 of 1601 Oberon Drive died at 8 p m yesterday at Dayton VA Hospital He was a retired crane operator for Armco Steel Corp from 1912 to 1945 Spanish American War veteran Middletown resident since 1909 he served as the citys first humane officer He taught Sunday School and read the Bible many years Surviving wife Lillie two sons Wiley Jr and Thomas a brother three sisters two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services at 2 p m Wednesday at McCoy Leifler Funeral Home Rev Preston Theall officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Clyde Miller officiating Burial home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley D. Carmichael Sr
Oberon Drive
Dayton VA
Mr. Carmichael
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Carmichael
Church O the Nazarene
Lillie
Wiley Jr
Thomas
Merchant Marine
Albert
Fish Creek
Wis
G. B. Carter
Antigo
Robert Newnetty
C. C. Gose
Morehead
MceCoy-Leifler
Preston Theall
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Alice Leasure Rites Held at Local Funeral Home
The funeral service for Mrs. Alice Leasure, 89, of 900 Kensington Street, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. H H Jung officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today from 5 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home after dying Friday at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Leasure
Kensington St
McCoy - Leffler
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Leasure
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Effie Peck Dies at 73 in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Effie L Peck 73 of 502 Burton Road died at 1 15 am at Middletown Hospital after four months illness. Former Raymond Bay Co employee and War Mothers member, she belonged to Prosser Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Husband Curtis Sr. died 1961. Survived by five sons Clyde Curtis Jr Leslie Robert and Dr E C Peck ten grandchildren and two brothers Oscar and Luther Mason. Services set for 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler.
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Effie L. Peck
Burton Road
Middletown Hospital
Peck
Raymond Bay Co
War Mothers and Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Curtis Sr
Clyde and
Curtis Jr
Middletown
Leslie
Reseda
Calif
Robert
Trenton
E.C. Peck
West Middletown
Oscar
Luther Mason
Standford
McCoy-Leffler
Death notice for Harry Sharit at Baker Rest Home
Harry Sharit aged 78 died at 6 30 a m today at Baker Rest Home Hamilton after living at the Chase Hotel last May. Born in Germantown he was a former Cincinnati Gas and Electric employee. His wife Cora died in 1959. Surviving sons Paul of Middletown and Heber of Cincinnati and two grandchildren. Services set for 1 p m with Paul McMauley officiating. Burial Wednesday from 3 to 5.
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Harry Sharit
Baker Rest Home
Hamilton
Chase Hotel
Paul McMauley
Woodside Cemetery
August Singer 80 Rossberg Native Blacksmith Dies in Greenville
August Gus Singer age 80 of Rossberg and native of Middletown died Saturday in a Greenville rest home after a 10 day stay. Born in Middletown he lived there until his 1910 marriage and worked as a blacksmith at the old McSherry Works now Miami Cabinet Co building. Survived by wife Nina a sister Mrs Aldie Lloyd a brother Albert of Middletown and seven children.
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August
Gus) Singer
Rossberg
Middletown
Greenville
Mr. Singer
McSherry Works
Miami Cabinet Co
Nina
Aldie Lloyd
Albert
Bother
Audrey Betzler, 76, Franklin resident, dies after home fall
Mrs Audrey Betzler, 76, of 420 Park Ave Franklin died 10 45 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital from injuries after a home fall Jan 16 She was born in Carlisle and lived most of her life here She belonged to First Presbyterian Church and the Franklin Cooking Club Her husband William died in 1956 Survived by two sons Allen Franklin and Charles Columbus Services at Anglesby Funeral Home Wednesday with Rev Carl Siegwarth officiating Burial in Carlisle Cemetery Visiting hours tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Audrey Betzler
Park Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Mary Mullins Dies at 64 in Morrow
Mary Mullins 64 of 6450 Lake Morrow Road died Saturday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilming ton. She was a Baptist Church member and honorary Morrow VFW Auxiliary. Survived by husband Edward a son James three daughters Ethel Barton Blanchester Millie Ballard Pleasant Plain Fonetta Cook Morrow and seven grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday at Vale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. al home today after 3 p.m.
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Mary Mullins Morrow
Mary S.S. Mullins
Lake Morrow Road
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Mullins
The
Baptist Church
Morrow
VFW
Edward
James
Ethel Barton
Blanchester
Millie Ballard
Pleasant Plain
Fonetta Cook
Vale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Funeral
Austerity Drive To Continue In Ohio Government
Rhodes administration spokesmen said austerity will extend into boards and commissions as Richard Krabach orders a survey of operations to find job eliminations and cut costs. Most layoffs from the first wave are permanent, with only essential roles rehired. About 4,000 workers were let go since last Sept. 17. The governor cited a potential 19,000 civil workers, but aides say only about 10 percent would be replaced. Officials noted possible state contact offices in major cities to attract industry, with Ohio promising to be a new site for firms willing to relocate.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
Boards and Commissions
Richard Krabach
Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Ing
George Wilson
Washington
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ohio
Deaths in four states noted in AP notices
Dr. Humphrey D. Wolfe 69 specialist in urology died after heart surgery in Woodstown New Jersey He joined DuPont Co in 1933 and retired in 1958 Born in Howard County Maryland Julian LaRose Harris 88 Pulitzer Prize winning editor and son of Joel Chandler Harris died in Atlanta Georgia After editing the Columbus Enquirer Sun he won a 1926 Pulitzer for editor ial criticism of the Ku Klux Klan Whitford H Shelton 77 University of Pittsburgh emeritus professor died in Rockville Maryland A longtime faculty head of modern languages born Mt Pleasant Iowa Frank G Leyfang 73 balloon designer and manufacturer died in Atlantic City New Jersey Born Findlay Ohio Elizabeth Foster Mann novelist died in Washington D C Writing as Elizabeth Foster she authored The Islanders and Singing Beach
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Woodstown
N.J
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Wole
DuPont Co
Howard County
Maryland
Atlanta
Julian LaRose Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Columbus
Enquirer Sun
Harris
Pulittzer
Savannah
Rockville
Whitford H. Shelton
University of Pittsburgh
Faculity
Department of
Mt Pleasant
Iowa
Atlantic City
Frank G. Leyfang
Findlay
Ohio
Washington
Elizabeth Foster Mann
Elizabeth Foster
Obituary Notice for Yer Aged 78 at Home
Yer 78 died Saturday at his home 12 N East St. He was a retired carpenter. Surviving three sons Everett and Marion of Lebanon Horace of Morrow a brother Melville of Mason two sisters Mrs Iva Osborne of Lebanon and Mrs Elizabeth Apgar of Cincinnati seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Friends may call at the memorial home today after 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yer
N. East St
Everett
Marion
Lebanon
Horace
Morrow
Melville
Mason
Iva Osborne
Elizabeth Apgar
Cincinnati
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Obituary notices list three local services tomorrow
Clarence E. Barnes of 2289 Venice Blvd. is slated for a 2 p.m. service tomorrow at Zettler. Mrs. Mary L. Harrison of 2077 Parrish Ave. will have a 2 p.m. service tomorrow at Brown-Dawson. Mrs. Mary Weislagel of 607 Pry tania Ave. will attend a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Barnes
Venice Blvd
Zettler
Mary L. Harrison
Parrish Ave
Brown-Dawson
Mary Weislagel
Prytania Ave
St. Mary's Church
Sisters Die Under Ice In Lake Four Sisters perished on lake
BABYLON NY AP Four sisters died under the ice on a lake as the oldest girl 11 was saved by Paul Barnard Suffolk County policeman after hearing a scream while feeding ducks His 2 year old son watched as he rescued Lorraine Corridan 11 hours later the bodies of her sisters Louise 3 Mary Ann Patricia 7 and Kathleen 10 were recovered from the ice Frank Corridan and his wife were nearby with their other children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
N.Y
Paul Barnard
Suffolk County
Frank Corridan
Barnard
Lorraine Corridan
Lorraine
Louise
Mary Anne
Patricia
Kathleen
Best Scout Displays Selected in Local Scout Week
Best Scout Week displays named with Pack 25 at Johnsons Market and Pack 2 at The Ascension Church tied for first in the Cub Scout division. Troop 88 won the Scout division for Office Outfitters sponsorship. About 300 boys from 20 troops and 5 Explorer units took part in a Pokey Griffith District fitness rally at Middletown High School Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Pta
Johnsons Market
Church For the Ascension
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Aeronca Management Club
Office Outfitters
Griffith
Middletown High School
Middletown man reports burglary on Yankee Road
Rodney Smith reported to deputies that a shotgun valued at 75 dollars two windows a door latch and two window screens were stolen from his house on Middletown Route 1 box 213 A Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Smith
Somerville
Jacksonburg Road
Sheriff's
Middletown Rt. 1
Yankee Road
Three Boys Drown At Suburban Lake In Bristol Township
In Philadelphia area, three boys aged 7 and 8 died after plunging through ice while playing. Rescue teams recovered Daniel and Stephen Graziosa, 8, and Sidney Taylor, 7, from the man made Langenfelder Lake in Bristol Township about eight hours after they vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Daniel
Stephen Graziosa
Sidney Taylor
Langenfelder Lake
Bristol Township
Bossa Nova Arrives in Ohio Dance Class Crowd
Cincinnati AP report notes 150 members of the Ohio Dance Masters Association learning new steps including Bossa Nova. Teachers from New York say the latest trend shifts quickly, while Fox Trot remains popular with adults and children, in a discussion contrasting dances and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Dance, Masters Association
Bill Deformato
New York
Canada
Vatican sees softer line as Slipyi released by Kremlin
Vatican hailed the release of Ukrainian Archbishop Josyf Slipyi after 18 years of Soviet imprisonment as a sign of improved Vatican Kremlin relations though tensions remain. Pope John XXIII privately welcomed Slipyi, wept with joy, and Kyiv’s archbishop’s freedom sparked hopes of wider church releases. Moscow signaled conciliation amid Ecumenical Council openings and limited dialogue with Rome.
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Vatican City
Josyf Slipyi
Vatican
Kremlin
John XXIII
Slipyi
Lwow
Prvate
Fredom
Vatican Oficials
Middletown unit members attend Crusade training in Columbus
Five Middletonians joined a two day Columbus session to prepare for the American Cancer Society Crusade in April. Attendees included Mrs. Weber R. Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thorsteinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Cooper. The Ohio division trustee meeting plus Crusade training drew about 400 to a Southern Hotel dinner. Guest speaker was Arno H. Johnson of J Walter Thompson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Cancer Society
Weber R. Sheley
Middletown - Butler County
E. H. Thorsteinson
Ohio
Alan B. Cooper
Ohio Division
Southern Hotel
Arno H. Johnson
J. Walter Thompson Co
New York
Stroessner Leads Paraguay Vote in Early Returns
General Alfredo Stroessner led unofficial returns in Paraguay's Sunday election, with lead margins up to 8-1. The 50-year-old artilleryman was assured of a new five year term as president, as women voting for the first time outnumbered men. Stroessner has governed for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Stroessner
FASTEETH powder advertised for false teeth support
An advertising item promotes FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to reduce embarrassment from plate wobble. It claims to improve grip, comfort and freshness, and encourages readers to purchase FASTE at counters everywhere.
Twirlers Take Honors at Carlisle Meet Across Ages
A Carlisle USTA twirling competition Saturday crowned winners across age groups from six to seventeen. Notable champions include Debbie Freeze and Rhonda Napier with multiple top placements, while Lydia Maxwell and Cheryl Mathis earned firsts in their divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USTA
Carlisle
Ollows
Debbie Elrod
Melody Bray
Joan Holweger
Mona Hornbeck
Judy Fletcher
Steve Johnson
Martha Zimmerman
Kay Belcher
Lydia Maxwell
Becky Gillespie
Shirley Buchanan
Lizette Johnson
Diana Bolin
Paula Marcum
Kathy Kieswetter
Bonnie Fletcher
Cheryl Mathis
LeAnne Fawns
Debbie Freeze
Rhonda Sue Napier
Debbie Surgerner
Sharon Nikell
Shaun Birch
Donne Armstrong
Regina Jackson
Vicky Surgener
Barbara Beck
Dessie Harsh
Sue Napier
Kathy O’friel
Kenneth I unites Scots and Picts in 843 A D rule
Kenneth I becomes the first monarch to govern both Scots and Picts, achieving a united rule in 843 A D, marking a pivotal moment in early medieval Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth I
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Anglesby Funeral Home
Carl Siegwarth
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Arthur E. Saw
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
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Grand Ave
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Eeewt
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