Deaths And Funerals Pearl Highley 586 Somerville
Mrs Pearl Highley 586 Greenbush Road Somerville Rt 1 died at home at 1 am Thursday after illness since August 1 She belonged to Yankee Road Church of God and lived here 34 years coming from Mt Sterling Ky Surviving husband Millard daughter Edna Kienzle Oxford Ohio two sons Vernon and John Highley Middletown one sister Elsie Walters Middletown and 12 grandchildren Services 10 am Saturday Yankee Road Church of God Rev Rodney Williams officiating burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Highley
Greenbush Road
Somerville
Yankee Road
Church of God
Mt. Sterling
Millard
Edna Kienzle
Oxford
Vernon
John Highley
Middletown
Elsie Walters
Yankee Road Church
Girl Found Murdered In Basement In Washington Heights
A 16 year old schoolgirl Lillian Mojica was found murdered Thursday in the basement of her Washington Heights home. Her body showed signs of burning bludgeoning and Venetian blind cord fragments. Her brother Richard 15 and several neighbors and boarders were questioned. The victim was last seen leaving for work at a hospital around 6 a.m. Thursday.
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New York
Washington Heights
Lillian Mojica
Richard
Mojica
Services for Mrs Lizzie Benton Held in Dayton
Mrs Lizzie Benton 74 of Union Road Dayton died at Miami Valley Hospital from burns in a fire at Lykins Kentucky. Funeral services were at Wilson Detial Home at 2 p.m. with burial in Invite County. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m. She was born near Lykins and lived in Dayton eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Benton
Union Road
Dayton
Wilson de Tial
Benton
Miami Valley Hospital
Lykins
Josiah Eakle Eaton Dies After Brief Illness
Josiah Eakle Jr aged eight of Eaton Rt. 1 died after a brief illness. He was a retired traction line motorman. Survived by sister Mrs. Cora Smith of Eaton and brother Charlies Eakle of West Alexandria plus two half-brothers and two half-sisters. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery New Lexington. viewing at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Josiah
Joe) Eakle
Eaton Rt. 1
Traction Line
Cora Smith
Charlies Eakle
West Alexandria
Barnes Funeral Home
Sugar Grove
New Lexington
Mrs. Jennie Wills Rites Held At Springboro
Mrs. Jennie N. Wills, 82, died at 4 a m yesterday at Orchard Rest Home Lebanon after a year there. She lived with daughter Mrs. Robert Roser of Lebanon previously. A Springboro native and Springboro Methodist Church member, she leaves three brothers Charles Null Springboro Louis Null Farmersville and Arthur Null Mountain Home Tenn. Burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin followed a Saturday service at Springboro Methodist Church. Friends may call Anglesby Funeral Home today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jennie N. Wills
Orchard Rest
Lebanon
Robert Roser
Wills
Springboro
Obituary Notices for Malicotte and Jackson
Brack Malicotte 75 of 301 Cherry Ave Hamilton dies age 75. Services held 10 a m Saturday at Brown Dawon Funeral. Lawrence Albert Jackson 74 of College Corner dies. Services at 2 p m Monday at Miller Funeral Home.
Retired Brig. Gen. Pearson Menoher Dies at 66
Southern Pines N C veteran officer Brig. Gen Pearson Menoher a West Point classmate of President Eisenhower and temporary commander of the 24th Division in Korea died Wednesday Born at Ft Monroe Virginia he was 66.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Pearson ‘Menoher
West Point
Eisenhower
24Th
Ft. Monroe
Deaf man killed by freight train in Meigs County
William Shoemaker, 58, of Cheshire, was killed instantly when struck by a freight train Thursday while walking on the tracks near the Gallia Meigs county line. Relatives said he was totally deaf.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
William
Shoemaker
Cheshire
Meigs County
Gallia- Meigs County
Courthouse Study Divided Into Three Groups
Hamilton Special report on the common pleas subcommittee for a new Butler courthouse splitting into three groups to study court needs, other county offices, and jail requirements. Judge Cramer leads. finance may consider private funding or bonds. Sparse turnout noted at yesterday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Citizens Committee
Butler
Cramer
Jobs Again For 150 Men At Republic
The Republic Corp recalls 150 employees to work when the No 2 blast furnace resumes production next week at Youngstown plant. District manager J H Graft announced the return after No 2 has been banked since December. No 1 furnace already operates with 1 260 tons daily capacity. No 2 holds 1 160 tons. Three other furnaces stay idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic Corp
Youngstown
J. H. Graft
Republic
Suspect in Mercy Hospital nurse murder gulped needle
Shirley E Campbell 20 of 1922 Dixie Hwy is charged with first degree murder in the death of Miss Sylvesta Gertrude Andy 20 a Mercy Hospital nursing student. Campbell reportedly swallowed a needle in his Butler County jail cell while sewing moccasins. doctors expect natural passage as Sheriff Paul Pell continues the investigation.
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Hamilton
Shirley Edward Campbell
Dixie Hwy
Mercy Hospital
Campbell
Butler County
Sheriff's
Paul Pell
Sylvesta Gertrude Andy
Piqua
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Style Show Set At Armco Center
A style show displaying the latest fashions will be held at Armco Center March 2 at 3 p m. Sponsored by the Senior Usher Board and the No 12 choir of Second Baptist Church. Models from Middletown Hamilton and Springfield. Mrs Mary Farmer of Franklin is chairman.
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Armco Center
No. 12
Sencod Baptist Church
Middletown
Hamilton
Springfield
Mary Farmer
Franklin
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