Franklin businessman Sidney C Alexander dies at 87
Sidney C Alexander of 11 W Third St Franklin died 10 05 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a lengthy illness. He ran Alexander Hardware 1918 1938 and since 1940 developed downtown real estate. Born Ashville NC he lived in Franklin since 1913. Survived by son William two sisters and four grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 pm Anglesby Funeral Home with burial Woodhill Cemetery. Masonic service Wednesday 8 pm.
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Franklin
Sidney C. Alexander
Third St
Middletown Hospital
Alexander
Alexander Hardware
Ashville
N.C
Eastern Star Lodge 55
F&am
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Antioch Shrine
Dayton
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
William of
Lottie Gross
Minnie Golay
Fredericksburg
Anglesby Funeral Home
Gerstle Haggard
Woodhill Cemetery
Charles Spurgen Corley Funeral Service Details
Charles Spurgen Corley 73 of 4000 Lew is St died Saturday at home. Funeral service set for 2 p m tomorrow at Oxford State Road Church of God with Rev J T Roberts Jr officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours today 3-5 and 7-9 p m at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home and after 1 p m tomorrow at church. Corley was a retired employee of the Middletown Board of Education.
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Charles Spurgen Corley
Lewis St
Oxford State Road Church of God
J. T. Roberts Jr
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler
Corley
Middletown
Mrs Ethie Griffin Dies in Hamilton Hospital
Mrs Ethie Griffin of Green's Rest Home New Miami died at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton at 245 am. She is survived by son Mitchell Thomas of Springfield. Arrangements in charge of Bailey Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Ethie Griffin
Green's Rest Home
New Miami
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Harold A Root obituary in Middletown, 60, painter
Harold A Root, 60, of 2801 Lopane Ave, Middletown, died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 2 15 p m Sunday. A lifelong resident and self employed painter, he served in World War I. Survived by wife Ruth two sons Harold A Jr and John L both of Middletown four grandchildren two brothers Charles of Middletown and Arthur of Trenton and four sisters Miss Mamie Root of Middletown. Services set for Wednesday at 10 a m at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating burial place undecided. Friends may call tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p m.
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Harold A. Root
Lopane Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Root
Middletown
Ruth
Harold A. Jr
John L
Charles
Arthur
Trenton
Mamie Root
Wilson Memorial
G. Walter Weber
MRS Nannie Collett of Oregonia Dies at 81
Nannie Collett 81 of Oregonia Rt 1 died yesterday at her daughter's home Mrs Alta Danbury in Oregonia after living in the area about 40 years. Surviving are her son Bud Lebanon and daughter Myrtle Collett Oregonia plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Bethany Church Cemetery. Her home to be open after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Lebanon
Nannie Collett
Oregonia Rt. 1
Alta Danbury
Oregonia
Collett
Bud
Myrtle Collett
Oswald
Stanley Hogan Dies at 31 in Lebanon Home
Stanley E. Hogan, 31, of 480 Drexel Ave., Lebanon, died suddenly Saturday night at his home after being treated Saturday morning for the flu. Authorities continued to investigate the cause of death as of late Saturday.
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Lebanon
Stanley E. Hogan
Drexel Ave
National Y Honors Due Oxford Man
Oxford’s Howard N. Kramer earns national YMCA recognition for 15 years of Hi-Y leadership and youth work. His achievements will be featured in Hi-Y magazine Hi-Y Ways, and he received the jeweled Hi-Y pin the highest award.
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Oxford
Howard N. Kramer
YMCA
Kramer
Hamilton Ymca
John R Fisher
National Council of Ymca
S. Kramer
Darrtown
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hogan dies. Navy veteran, NC R Dayton worker
Mr. Hogan a Korean War veteran employed by National Cash Register in Dayton. Survived by wife Joan and son Donald, parents Elbert and Mrs. Hogan, two brothers Elbert Jr and Clarence, two sisters Agnes Bailey and Ruth Shultz. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm at Oswald with Max Mittelstedt and Rev H C Smith officiating. Burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens north of Lebanon. Friends may call after 4 pm tomorrow.
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Hogan
National Cash Register
Dayton
Joan
Donald
Elbert Hogan
South Lebanon
Elbert Jr
Morrow and
Clarence
Kentucky
Agnes Bailey
Indiana
Ruth Shultz
Lebanon
Oswald
Oswald Memorial Home, With the Rev. i Max Mittelstedt
H. C. Smith
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Lebannon
Mrs Mary Lou Turpin Rites Set In Carlisle
Services for Mrs Mary Lou Turpin, 46, of 791 Central Ave Carlisle, will be at 10 a m tomorrow at the Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m The Women of the Moose will conduct a service there today at 7 30 p m Mrs Turpin died Saturday at her home of an apparent heart attack.
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Franklin
Mary Lou Turpin
Central Ave
Carlisle
Anglesby
Women of the Moose
Turpin
Hamilton Deaths Chronicle Local Obituaries
Obituaries list multiple Hamilton area residents with ages and addresses. Lyman Williams 80 Colligan family private services. Joseph Stecher 72 Requiem High Mass at St Stephen's. Jane Bowling 78 Gardner Road services 2 p m tomorrow. Infant daughter of Victor Erdeman Jr. 5238 Dee Alva Drive Fairfield private services. Wade Logsdon 83 Second Street services 2 p m Wednesday. Minnie Smith 80 Ridgelawn Avenue services 1 30 p m Wednesday. Matteo Michael Cucinotta 91 Sycamore Street Requiem High Mass 9 a m tomorrow St Marys. Mary F Ante 91 Dixie Highway Requiem High Mass 9 a m Wednesday St Josephs. Novella Duncan 57 Fifth Street services Wednesday Maryville.
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Lyman Williams
Hamilton - Mason Road
Colligan
Joseph Stecher
N. 10Th St
St. Stephen's Church
Jane Bowling
Gardner Road
Brown - Dawson
Victor Erdeman Jr
Dee Alva Drive
Fairfield
Webb
Wade H. Logsdon
S. Second St
Minnie Smith
Ridgelawn Ave
Campbell
Matteo Michael Cucinotta
Sycamore St
St. Mary's Church
Mary F. Ante
Dixie Hwy
St. Joseph's Church
Novella Duncan
S. Fifth St
Maryville
Italian Picture Among Front-Runners For 1962 Oscars
The 1962 Academy Award nominations open with Italian film Divorce, Italian Style tipped for best picture and Marcello Mastroianni for best actor. The Longest Day is a strong contender, and Eugene ONeill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night cited for best picture. Lead actress contenders include Hepburn and Davis among others, with winners announced April 8.
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Hollywood
Marcello Mastro
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Gregory
Peck
Jack
Lemmon
Jason
Robards Jr
Robert
Preston
Peter
O'Toole
Mastoianni
Katharine Hepburn
Mardi Gras Show Raises 50000 for Catholic Charity
Hollywood star Jerry Lewis headlined a Mardi Gras style charity show that raised $50,000 for the Mary and Joseph League. The program featured singers dancers and a 90 member orchestra conducted by Walter Scharf with Lewis contributing weeks of prep work and funds from his own pocket.
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Hollywood
Mary and Joseph League
Jerry Lewis
Walter Scharf
Lewis
Good Weather Brings Smogless Weekend to Southern California
Los Angeles residents enjoyed a sunny three day weekend with temperatures near 82 degrees on Saturday and Sunday. Beached waters stayed in the 70s though riptides lurked below the surface. About 100 swimmers were rescued as traffic snarls slowed motorists along the 100 mile drive to Palm Springs.
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Los Angeles
Armco Researcher to Present Paper in Dallas
Armco Research engineer John C. d'Entremont will present a paper at the 92nd annual meeting of the American Institute for Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Engineers in Dallas Texas. His talk titled Optical Temperature Measurements for Liquid Iron comes from Armco Research melting and refining. The meeting runs today through Thursday at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
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Armco
John C. d’Entremont
American Institute For Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Engineers
Dallas
Texas
d’Entremont
Armco Research
Statler - Hilton
Deaths Across Cities Prompted by Long Illnesses
Herbert Asbury 717 author and former newspaperman died after a long illness. Dr W Wayne Babcock 90 pioneer in surgical techniques and long time Temple University surgeon died. Jack Belton 48 Irish Parliament member and former Dublin mayor died of a heart attack. Lester B Rawlins 54 KDKA general manager since 1952 died Saturday. Dr Eric R Jette 66 helped lay groundwork for U S nuclear weapons and died of cancer.
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New York
Herbert Asbury
Collier’s Magazine
New York City
Philadelphia
W. Wayne Babcock
Temple University School of Medicine
Dublin
Ireland
Jack Belton
Pittsburgh
Lester B. Rawlins
KDKA
Los Alamos
N.M
Eric R. Jette
U.S
Middletown Debaters Win Western Ohio District Sweepstakes Trophy
Ten members of Middletown High School speech department earned enough points to win the Western Ohio District Sweepstakes Trophy at Fairmont High School in Kettering. Toledo Whitmer High won overall tourney first place and will go to nationals in Houston in June.
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Middletown High School
Ohio
National Forensic League
Fairmont High School
Kettering
Middletown High
Toledo Whitmer High
Houston
Texas
Marcia Letts
Bill Havemann
Glenda Morgan
Tim Walker
MHS
Sam Sato
Bruce Domineck
Mike Bessel
Betty Marshall
Connie Stubbs
Karen Schrock
Jack Akerman
Akerman
David Ballard
Noted Indian Fighter Dies
Lt. Col. Charles H. Clinton 82 longtime veteran of Indian campaigns dies at Davis Monthan AFB hospital after a stroke. He enlisted in 1898 with the 33rd Michigan Infantry and fought at Bear Island Minnesota, the last Indian campaign. Clinton also fought in the Spanish American War and the Boxer Rebellion in China and served in France during World War I. During World War II he worked with the Selective Service Commission.
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Tucson
Ariz
Charles H. Clinton
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Clinton
33Rd
Michigan Infantry
Bear Island
Minn
China
France
Selective Service Commission
Skunk Trapped in Garbage Can Triggers Police Chase
Belvedere California police chief W S Woodington rushed to a report of a skunk stuck in a garbage can. Using a tong pole he toppled the can over a rock ledge, freeing the animal as it fled in one direction while the chief backed away in another.
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Belvedere
Calif
W. S. Woodington
Woodington
Rockefeller May Name Inquiry Board To Probe Paper Strike
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller floated appointing a board of inquiry with subpoena power to investigate the 80 day old newspaper strike in the city. Printers union leader Bertram Powers signaled a guarded response while Mayor Wagner and publishers offered no immediate comment. Rockefeller pledged action soon if talks fail and noted the dispute has reached a critical economic point.
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Rockefeller
Inquiry Board
NEW York (Ap
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Bertram A. Powers
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and Vandalism
Emerson Wentt reports his car stolen between 6 and 8 p m yesterday from the Lutheran Church on Broad Street. Cyril Bowley suffers $15 front window damage at 618 Moore Street from an unidentified incident yesterday. An unnamed driver allegedly knocked down a yield sign at Wicorf Street and Subhin Avenue early yesterday and fled. State Patrol arrests Steve Sanders 55 of 1513 Lamberton Street for driving while intoxicated early yesterday.
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Emerson Wentt
Hampton Place
Broad Street
Cyril Bowley
Moore St
Wicorf Street
Subhin Avenue
THE
State Patrol
Steve Sanders
Lamberton St
Rock shatters front windows of TOM DESKINS home
TOM DESKINS of 223 Park Street told police a rock was thrown through two small front windows while he watched TV Saturday night.
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Tom Deskins
Park St
Break in Window Reported at Armory Parking Lot
PTL. Paul Judd said a windshield was broken in his private car while parked at the National Guard Armory on Main Street Saturday night, details not specified.
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PTL
Paul Judd
National Guard Armory
Main Street
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Streifthau
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Star Bran Service
Dyan Err
Eddie Stigler
Mary L. Turpin
Jos.r.baker & Sons, Inc. Funeral Home
Manchester Ave
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Hollywood Awarts
Ianni
Mastroianni
Darryl F. Zanuck
Normandy
O’neill
Bette Davis
Baby Jane
Anne Bancroft
Geraldine Page
Lee Remick
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Santa Barbara
Schuck
Moe Holiday
Cherry Holiday
Hammond Chorg
Marshall Spinet
Spinet
Gough Lamb Cleaners
Gough Lamb
Worsted-Tex
Handmacker
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Jonathan Logan
Gough-Lamb
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