Deaths And Funerals For Doris Longenecker And Tom Zecher
Funeral services and burial were held for Doris Longenecker 47 of Newark Delaware daughter of Mr and Mrs John Largen of Germantown. She died Sunday in Wilmington Delaware leaving husband Don daughter Ann and two sisters. Tom Zecher 64 formerly of Middletown died Tuesday at home in West Palm Beach Florida after an extended illness leaving sons Robert Fort Lauderdale Florida and William Georgia two sisters Mrs Helen Grimes Middletown and Mrs Louise Arkill Dayton and five grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will be held in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Longenecker
Newark
Del
John Largen
Germantown
Wilmington
Don
Ann
Tom Zecher
Middletown
West Palm Beach
Fla
Robert
Fort Lauderdale
William
Georgia
Helen Grimes
Louise Arkill
Dayton
Florida
Moorman, 81, Dayton. obituary notice
Ernest L. Moorman, 81, of Dayton, step father of Mrs Arlene Johnson and brother of Mrs Nora Skinner of Franklin, died Tuesday. A former Duriton Co. employee, he belonged to the Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society. Surviving are four grandchildren. Mass of the Resurrection will be sung at 10 a m Friday at St Marys Church, Dayton. Burial in Calvary Cemetery, Dayton. Friends may call at Westbrook Funeral Home, Dayton, Thursday 3 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Moorman
Dayton
Arlene Johnson
Nora Skinner
Franklin
Duriton Co
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Westbrook Funeral Home
Beulah Schaffer Services Set in Dayton
Beulah Schaffer sister of Shirley Denisi of Middletown will be honored with a 1 p.m. Thursday funeral at Meyer-Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton. Burial follows at Garden City Memorial Park Centerville. Friends may call Wednesday 4 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. She died Monday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Menifee County Kentucky, she lived in Dayton 31 years. Survivors include Donald of Dayton, Ima Goss and Marlene Massey of Pleasant Plain, Ronald of Goshen, and five other sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Schaffer
Shirley Denisi
Middletown
Meyer-Boehmer
Dayton
Garden City Memorial Park
Centerville
Schaffer
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Menifee County
Death of Mrs Pearl Simpson in Hamilton Nursing Home
Mrs Pearl Ronto Simpson 78 of Middletown died Tuesday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton where she had been a patient seven years. Survived by three sons Roscoe James Eugene Ronto all of Middletown two daughters Fannie Page of Middletown Annie Tucker of Indian Mound Tenn a brother Jack Ross Detroit 25 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren Services 10 a m Friday Eaton Funeral Home Franklin Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Funeral home Thursday 6 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ronto Simpson
Middletown
Logsdon
Hamilton
Roscoe
James
Eugene Ronto
Midletown
Fannie Page
Annie Tucker
Indian Mound
Tenn
Jack Ross
Detroit
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Services set for Mrs Carrie Brooks at Otterbein Chapel
The 86 year old Mrs Carrie P Brooks of Otterbein Home formerly of Dayton will be buried in Mason Cemetery. Visitation at Otterbein Chapel is Wednesday 7 45 to 9 p m and Thursday after 8 a m. She died Monday at Otterbein. Survived by three grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carrie P. Brooks
Otterbein
Dayton
Otterbein Chapel
Mason Cemetery
Brooks
Eva Louise Garder Rites Set at Oswald Funeral Home
Mrs. Eva Louise Garder 72 of 129 Clay St. Lebanon died Tuesday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. She leaves six daughters including Edna Lansing and Mary Beal of Dayton and Opal Kingery of Clarksville, two sons Denver of Xenia and Floyd of Wilmington, a brother Wilbur Trotter, a sister Ethel Howell, and 25 grandchildren with 25 great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Oswald Funeral Home. burial in Morrow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Eva Louise Garder
Clay St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Edna Lansing
Mary Beal
Dayton
Opal Kingery
Clarksville
Martha Wilt
Wilmington
Mary Hillard
Frances Gibson
Florida
Denver
Xenia
Floyd
Wilbur Trotter
Manchester
Ethel Howell
New Jerse
Oswald Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Funeral
William B. Whitaker obituary from Lebanon
William B. Whitaker 56 of 436 E Mulberry St died Monday at home from a heart attack. He worked at Lebanon Correctional Institution and belonged to the Masonic Lodge. Survived by wife Leona three sisters and two brothers. Services at West Side Church of God Thursday with a Masonic service at Oswald Funeral Home Arlington Memorial Gardens Mt Healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
William B. Whitaker
E. Mulberry St
Whitaker
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Masonic Lodge
Leona
Alberta Simpson
Josephine Pearson
Florida
Pearl Montgomery
Dayton
Harry
Robert
South Lebanon
West Side
Services for Mrs Antoinette Hale Weith
Mrs Antoinette Hale Weith 78 mother of journalist Bill Weith dies in Zion Ill and is buried in Algonquin Ill Funeral services will be held at Wait Ross Allanson Funeral Home Algonquin Ill She was born in Czechoslovakia and lived in the Chicago area most of her life Surviving are sons Edward Elmhurst Ill and Fred Algonquin Ill two grandchildren and three great
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Hale Weith
Journal
Bill Weith
Wait-Ross-Allanson
Algonquin
Ill
Weith
Zion, Ill
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Edward
Elmhurst
Fred
Obituaries and memorial services listed for several residents
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Roger Vennetton Fairfield services 10 a m Thursday Klaus Weigel. Clifford Weiland 65 1437 a m Washington Blvd memorial service 8 a m Sunday Trinity Episcopal Church. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Conway 213 Eaton Ave private services today Young. Jewett Millikin 72 530 Thomas Blvd services today Webb. Charles Cotton 88 New Miami services 10 a m Saturday New Miami United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Vennetton
Fairfield
Klaus- Weigel
Clifford Weiland
Washington Blvd
Trinity Episcopal Church
John Conway
Eaton Ave
Young
Jewett Millikin
Thomas Blvd
Webb
Charles Cotton
New Miami
New Miami United Methodist Church
Co Chairmen Named For Conference In Butler County
Robert Truck of the Middletown Area Safety Council and Frank Witt of the Hamilton Safety Council were named honorary co chairmen for the 27th Annual Butler County Regional Safety Conference to be held March 21 at Hamilton First Baptist Church. Co chairmen are Frank C. Neal and Charles Roesche. The theme is Safety For You in 72 with sections on church family homes traffic hospital fire prevention workmen's compensation industrial and school. Registration runs 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free luncheon 12 to 1 and a banquet at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Truck
Middletown
Red River Valley Winters Among Coldest South of Canada
The Red River Valley along the Minnesota North Dakota border is noted for extreme cold winters, routinely colder than areas just south of Canada, shaping local climate patterns and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canada
Monroe Council weighs remodel of Village Hall and bids
Monroe council considers remodeling the current Village Hall to ease crowding ahead of a potential November funding measure. The vote authorizes plans for remodeling and discusses moving the project forward. The panel also selects Quick Trash for disposal, approves a new police cruiser, and sets holiday guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Dale Foreman
Foreman
Johnson
Bob Holida
Rumpker's Trash Service
Quick Trash
Council
Coates Sales and Service
American Motors
Lebanon
Coates
Gene Siebert
Ex-Senator Graham, UN Mediator, Dies at 85 in North Carolina
Dr. Frank Porter Graham, former UNC president, U.S. senator, and U.N. mediator, died at 85 after a heart seizure following tests at UNC Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. Once a controversial liberal figure, he helped found the Consolidated University of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill, N.C
Frank Porter Graham
The
University of North Carolina
U.S
U.N
Graham
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Senate
Committee On Civil Rights
University
Chanel Hill
Consolidated University of North Carolina
North
Pie Eaters Here's Your Big Chance
A cream pie eating contest at Montgomery Ward on University Boulevard benefits the Heart Fund. No age limit, hands off rule, fastest finish wins. First prize a black and white portable TV, second prize a soft drink cooler. Register for 2 p.m. by calling the Heart Fund or Ward's. donation at least $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
University Boulevard
Middletown
The
Heart Fund
Ward
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Subway cars resold in New York at 213000 each
New subway cars in New York City were resold at a price of 213000 dollars per car. The sale highlights high costs for new rolling stock in the metropolitan transit system and reflects market dynamics for rail vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Women's fashion items on sale mix with colorful garments
A list of women’s wear including pantyhose bodysuits gowns slips and robes features various fabrics and trims. Items note lace fronts ribbed designs tricot gowns and cling free slips, with robes and casual shoes also listed and price cues scattered.
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Mrs. Pearl Simpson
Carrie Brooks
Mrs
Eva Carder
Antoinette Weith
Ted Kalinowski
Shamokin
American Cancer Society
Steven
Monroe
Greg Suit
Seth Johnson
Gordon Reed
Garver Road
Carolina State University
Raleigh
Woman's College In
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Porter Graham Foes
American Savings & Loan Assn
Citizens Savings & Loan Assn
Federal Savings & Loan
Washington
Pie Eaters
Union Saniterv
Wobley
Rothmoor
Reese
Eiene
Orig
Vassarette
Antron
M-L. Cie
Corningware Trio
Mabley
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