Deaths And Funerals: Reider and Deaton
Two Middletown residents die within hours. Joan G. Reider 25 dies at Middletown Hospital after two weeks as patient. Surviving are wife Janet two daughters mother and siblings. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church with Woodside Cemetery burial. Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home handles arrangements. Mr Deaton born in Kentucky dies at Mount Vernon Ohio Hospital after six years there. surviving mother five brothers and one sister. Arrangements incomplete at ae Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Joan G. Reider
Elm St
Middletown Hospital
U.S. Air Force
Bright
Becher
Diamond National Corp
Middletown
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Deaton
Kentucky
Maggie Deaton
Sol
Arnold
Clyde Deaton
Fred
Detroit
Rey Noble
Franklin
Lily Taulbee
Carlisle
Ae Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Ancie T Deaton Involved In Brief Incident
Ancie Troy Deaton, 36, features in a local incident report. Details are limited but indicate Deaton’s involvement as a named party in an event under investigation by authorities.
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Ancie Troy Deaton
Miss Jessie McEwen Dies in Middletown at 76
Miss Jessie B. McEwen 76 formerly of 315 Harlan St died at 10 am yesterday at her sister Mrs Ola Pate 158 Harriett St Franklin after recent ill health following a fall breaking a hip She worked for P Lorillard Co and later as a binder for McCall Publishing Co in Dayton A Middletown resident for 40 years she came from Cruthersville Mo She was a Church of the Nazarene member Surviving are sisters Mrs Dan Byrd Middletown and Mrs Pate Funeral services 10 am Saturday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 pm
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Jessie B. McEwen
Harlan St
Ola Pate
Harriett St
Franklin
Miss McEwen
Fairview
Hamilton
P. Lorillard
Middletown
Cruthersville
The
Church of the Nazarene
Joseph R. Baker '& Sons Funeral
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary for SixYearOld John Richard Sparks
John Richard Sparks died at Middletown Hospital at 11 55 am after a long illness. The Middletown born kindergarten student is survived by his parents Jobin and Mrs Sparks two sisters Sharon Kay and Nancy Lee maternal grandparents Carl Pearce and his wife of Lake City Florida paternal grandmother Elizabeth Sparks of Sarasota Florida. Funeral services were held Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Eda Bobbitt officiating burial plans incomplete.
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John Richard Sparks
Jobin Sparks
Julia Drive
John Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Sharon Kay
Nancy Lee
Carl Pearce
Lake City
Fla
Elizabeth Sparks
Saraso
Hearing Set On Dispute Over Firemen's Ratings
The Civil Service Commission schedules a Feb 28 hearing from 7 to 9 p.m. on a dispute over fire department seniority ratings. Paul V. Gibbs requests review after being placed fourth. he claims William H. Trimble should not have received credit for a 1955 one-year leave. Trimble, appointed in 1954, took the leave and returned, with the commission ruling allowing credit for prior service, moving him to third and dropping Gibbs a notch. Civil service secretary William Cottrell noted the decision followed a legal opinion from Director of Law Tilmon Ellison.
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Paul V. Gibbs
Vannest Ave
Gibbs
William H.trimble
Curryer Road
Trimble
William Cottrell
Civil Service Secretary
Tilmon Ellison
Hoffman Vincent L 82 Farmersville resident dies in Dayton
Vincent L Hoffman 82 of 107 Walnut St Farmersville died at 945 am yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after two years of declining health He retired in 1954 after 32 years as a rural mail carrier He is survived by his wife Inez a daughter Vera Denison a son Dean two brothers Nevin and Arthur J seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home with ministers Paul Lembke and David
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Germantown
Vincent L Hoffman
Walnut St
Farmersville
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Farmersvillle
Masonic
IOOF
Inez
Vera Denison
Dean
West Carrollton
Nevin
Arthur J
California
John Arpp
Paul Lembke
David
Burial Details for Local Resident in Germantown
Schneider officiating. Burial will be in Germantown Cemetery. Home tomorrow after 2 P.M. service.
El Paso Mayor Telles Suggested as Costa Rica Envoy
El Paso's Raymond Telles, longtime local leader and Mexican American, is reportedly near confirmation as ambassador to Costa Rica. A former El Paso county clerk and two-time mayor, he notes Washington word is needed before a formal offer, highlighting a shared security partnership across the hemisphere. He educated at Texas Western College, served as Army officer in World War II and Korea, earning multiple medals, including the Bronze Star.
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EL Paso
Tex
Washingtton
Raymond Telles
Costa Rica
Telles
Washington
EF Pascan
Texas Western College
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Army Air Force
Thefts Reported in Local Incidents
Police logged thefts including 12 regulators for skin diving from Joe Manigus on Burton Road and a polio box containing about $3 from Consolidated Printing Co at 1729 Central Ave.
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Joe Manigus
Burton Road
Consolidated Printing Co
Central Ave
Lincoln Expert Returns To Miami For Talk Friday
Dr. Paul M. Angle a noted Lincoln authority from the Chicago Historical Society will speak at Miami University's Charter Day convocation Friday at 11 a m in Withrow Court Classes will be shortened for the event and a full dress procession will be held The program includes Otto Frohlichs Homage to Miami performed by the Miami Orchestra and A Cappella Singers Angle a Mansfield native and Miami alumnus is co author of works on Lincoln and has held major historical society posts He previously attended Oberlin and Illinois and has honorary degrees from Augustana Knox and Illinois colleges Miami President John D Mellett notes the talk will touch on the Lincoln period and the Civil War as they relate to Miami
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Paul M. Angle
Miami University
Miami
Abraham Lincoln
Withrow Court
Otto Frohlich
Angle
Chicago Historical Society
Abraham Lincoln Association
Illinois State Historical Library
Illinois State Historical Society
Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Mary Lincoln
Earl § Myers
Richard L. Bever
Handbook of Illinois History
Mansfield
Oberlin
Miami Grid
Vesta Verne Magee
Piqua
University of Illinois
Augustana
Knox
Illinois
John D. Milett
Anuie
Grenade Explodes Wounding 15 on Algiers Bus
A grenade exploded in a crowded Algiers bus on Wednesday wounding 15 passengers. The attack occurred in the city center and prompted police to launch investigations into the incident and those responsible.
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Algiers
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