Deaths And Funerals Henri Schnabl 68, Middletown music teacher
Henri Schnabl 68 instrumental music teacher in Middletown for years died early today at Middletown Hospital after a period of ill health. Born in Germany he studied music in Mannheim Ohio State Cincinnati and Chicago. Survived by wife two sons and siblings. funeral arrangements set at McCoy Leffler with services Monday.
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Henri Schnabl
Erie Ave
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Kloesterle
Germany
Mr. Schwab
College of Music
Mannheim
Ohio State University
Block School of Music
Chicago
Maple Park
Spring Hill
Wildwood
Jefferson
Schnabl
Portsmouth
Eastern Kentucky Teachers’ College
Bellevue
Lemon Township
Private services for Arnold C. Adams at McCoy-Leffler
Arnold C. Adams 57 a longtime Armco Steel Corp employee died Tuesday at his home on 37 Main Street. Private services will be held Friday at 10 a m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Walter G. Weber of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Soldiers' Lot Woodside Cemetery with no visitations.
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McCoy - Leffler
Arnold C. Adams
Armco Steel Corp
Main St
Walter G. Weber
First Baptist Church
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Florence Cotty Dies at 74 in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Florence Cotty, 74, of 2600 Wilbraham Road, died at 4 30 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after a year of illness. She joined the Golden Age Club and was admitted January 3.
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Florence Cotty
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
Cotty
Golden Age Club
Obituary of Robert E. Kimble of Middletown
Robert E. Kimble 73 of 303 Shafer St. died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. He retired as a machinist in 1956 from Clayton Lambert Co. Born in Hamilton, he lived in Middletown 53 years. Survived by Grace his wife, a son Robert, two sisters Mabel Young and Mrs Ronald Gill, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Robert E. Kimble
Shafer St
Middletown Hospital
Kimble
Clayton Lambert Co
Hamilton
Middletown
First Methodist
Grace
Robert
Mabel Young
Ronald Gill
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Donald Cryer
Woodside Cemetery
Walter H. Lyle dies at 71 in Cincinnati hospital
Walter H. Lyle, 71, of 220 Woodlawn Ave, died at 11 40 a m yesterday at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after four years frailing health. His wife Georgie Ann survives with two daughters Mrs Chris Well and Mrs Dorothy Hoover of Middletown, a son Charles of Trenton, a sister Mrs Annie Minnix of Roanoke, Va, and two grandchildren. Services set for 10 am Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may eat at the funeral home 17 to 9 p m.
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arlington Cemetery
Cincinnati
Covington
William
LaVerne
Middletown
Glen M
Slidell
Lucy Grizzell
McCoy - Leffler
M. A. Alexander
Woodside Cemetery
Walter H. Lyle
Woodlawn Ave
Holmes Hospital
Lyle
Armco Steel Corp
No. 1
Roanoke
Georgie
Ann
Chris Well
Dorothy Hoover
Charles
Trenton
Annie Minnix
McCoy-Leffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Mrs Elsie Glancy MORROW Funeral Saturday at Yale
Mrs Elsie Glancy 76 native of Warren County and longtime Morrow resident died of a heart attack during surgery in Cincinnati. Services Saturday at 2 pm at Yale Funeral Home. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by daughter Ruby LaFollette two sons Mae and Thomas Glancy two sisters two brothers 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Morrow
Yale
Elsie Glancy
Warren County
Epp Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Lebanon Cemetery
Ruby LaFollette
Mae Glancy
Lebanon Rt. 1
Thomas Glancy
Ida Sherwood
Middletown
Lottie Stokes
Dayton
Walter McCandless
Harry McCandless
Funeral services for HH Claude Manson in Newark
Claude Manson 79 of Brownsville dies at home. Funeral set Friday at 2:30 p.m. Criss Brothers Funeral Home Newark with Cedar Cemetery Brownsville burial. Wife Bernice, four sons, another daughter, five sisters survive. He was postmaster for 23 years and retired since 1951. His daughter Helen Shrider, Miami Univ registrar, is married to basketball coach Richard Shrider.
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Oxford
Claude Manson
Brownsville
Helen M. Shrider
Criss Brothers
Newark
Shrider
Miami University
Miami
Richard G. Shrider
Bernice
Death Notice Harold L. Roberts Lebanon Soldier
Staff Sgt. Harold L. Roberts 31 died Monday at Camp Lejeune Hospital from a lung ailment. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Luke Roberts and two brothers Mitchell and Lowell. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Oswald Me church following arrival details.
Purse snatch attempt ends in elderly woman’s death
In Hamilton 87 year old Frances Becker died after a purse snatching attempt caused a fall on the sidewalk, then a second fall at her home that led to a concussion. An autopsy will determine if the second fall contributed to her death. Becker had been in ill health prior to the incident.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Frances Becker
S. Front St
Garret Boone
Butler County
Memorial service details at Hillsboro burial
Obituary fragment notes burial in Hillsboro Kentucky and a visitation window at the memorial home tomorrow from 7 to 9 PM. No names or event specifics provided beyond location and times.
Obituary Notice for Joel M. Bertram
Joel M. Bertram, 92, of 4290 Tylersville Road Liberty Kentucky, is listed for services tomorrow in this local notice. Details remain concise, acknowledging his residence and imminent funeral arrangement.
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Joel M. Bertram
Tylersville Road
Liberty
William R. Perkins dies at 84 publisher of Sioux City Journal
William R. Perkins 84 publisher of the Sioux City Journal died after a long illness in Sioux City Iowa. David D. Congleton 55 who directed or helped design much of the U S military construction in England during World War II also died Wednesday in Lexington Kentucky.
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Sioux City
Iowa
William R. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Lexington
David D. Congleton
U.S
England
Middletown High speech students compete in district NFL debate
Nine Middletown High School participants enter the Western Ohio District National Forensic League contest at Bexley High School. Debaters Tim Walker Bill Havemann Bob Davison and Don Lennie tackle the resolution on federal grants to equalize school opportunities.
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Middletown High School
Ohio
National Forensic League
Bexley High School
Tim Walker
Bill Havemann
Bob Davison
Don Lennie
Vicki Mackall
Brain ‘Berman
Jerry Ratliff
Marcia Letts
Glenda Morgan
John Akerman
DIRTIEST TRICK YET IN POWER CUT FOR REPAIR
Philadelphia Electric Co repair crew cut power to 30 homes in northeast Philadelphia during a routine repair Tuesday. The outage silenced radios and televisions as astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. prepared for launch, with countdown at 25 seconds before power was restored and Glenn soared over Africa.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Co
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Africa
League Voters Discuss Tariff Policy at Unit Meetings
Midletown LWV unit groups met to study the Trade Agreements Act in Congress. They urged lowering tariffs to expand U S sales abroad and warned the European common market poses a threat to U S products. Some opposed federal grants for injury claims in a low tariff policy. Meetings were hosted at three local homes.
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Middletown League of Women Voters
Congress
U. S
U.S
Unit
United States
Edward Hopple
Central Ave
Robert Cordray
Aberdeen Drive
Howard Cromwell
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Miami, Fla
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Milton Friedman
Plummer
Lady Sylvia
Pence’s Market
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