Co Owner Of Roller Haven Dies At 56
Vernon Adams 56 of 4300 Central Ave co owner of Roller Haven skating rink and retired grocer died of cancer at Middletown Hospital after eight weeks as a patient. He owned a Crescent Boulevard and Auburn Street grocery. the business began in 1929 by his father. Adams was known as Gramps at the rink and retired last August due to ill health. He was born in Zachariah Kentucky and lived in Middletown 28 years. Surviving include wife Kathryn two sons Devon and Donald a daughter Mrs. Kenneth Miller a sister Mrs. Elsie Hov el a brother Leonnard and five grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Crawford Street First Church of God. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Joseph R. Baker & Long Funeral Home Friday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. and at church after Saturday noon.
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Vernon Adams
Central Ave
Roller Haven
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Adams
Crescent Boulevard
Auburn Street
Ariah
Middletown
Crawford Street
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Long Funeral Home
Veterans Club
Bethel Ame Church
Hobartville
Willa Mae
Mattie Fuller
Annie Henderson
Atlanta
Lizzie Gray
Glendale
Jimmie Lou Smith
Cleveland
Bethel Ame
Gaar Davis
Jordan Hall
Mrs. Eulah Mae Fullen dies in Middletown diabetes coma
Mrs. Eulah Mae Fullen, 44, died at 1:30 a.m. at Middletown Hospital after her husband found her in an apparent diabetic coma at home 1209 Baltimore St. An autopsy will determine the cause. Born in West Liberty, Ky, she had lived in Middletown 30 years. Survived by husband Ray and daughter Tabor Rae. Services Friday at Riggs Funeral Home, burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Eulah Mae Fullen
Middletown Hospital
Baltimore St
Ray
Middletown
Tabor Rae
Riggs
Woodside Cemetery
Obituary: Robert Harris 69 of Plum Ave dies after illness
Robert Harris, 69, of 1516 Plum Ave., died at 3 55 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a three month illness. He retired in 1957 following a 35 year career in Armco Steel Corp building and yards department and was a member of the Armco community.
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Robert Harris
Plum Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Harris
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Obituary: Lendon Edward Nichols 63 Middletown resident
Lendon Edward Nichols 63 of 1 Sherman Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 3 15 p m yesterday after two years illness He was born in McGoffin County Kentucky and lived in Middletown since 19 He served in the Army during World War He is survived by wife Myrtle two daughters Mrs Winnie Hays and Mrs Dorothy Langdon of Cincinnati a son Lloyd in the Navy two stepsons James and Fred Patterson of Middletown a brother Alex Jackson Ky one sister Miss Winnie Nichols Hazard Ky and 10 grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Brandenburg officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery tomorrow with visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Lendon Edward Nichols
Sherman Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr Nichols
McGoffin County
Middletown
Myrtle
Winnie Hays
Dorothy Langdon
Cincinnati
Lloyd
Navy
James
Fred Patterson
Alex
Jackson
Winnie Nichols
Hazard
McCoy - Leffler
Eugene Brandenburg
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Services for Mrs Carrie Conley at Second Baptist Church
Mrs Carrie Conley, 63, of 917 Ninth Ave, will be buried or memorialized in a service at 2 p m Friday at Second Baptist Church officiated by Rev Rollen F Hans. Friends may call at Jordan Hall Funeral Home tomorrow evening from 6 to 10 and at the church after Friday noon. She died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Conley
Ninth Ave
Second Baptist Church
Rollen F. Hans
Jordan Hall
Infant Bradley Franklin Stillborn in Franklin
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Grant Bradley Jr of 747 Martha Drive was stillborn at 1040 am yesterday. Surviving are the parents maternal grandparents Alger Stickleman of Franklin and paternal grandparents Grant Bradley Sr of Miamisburg. Graveside services were held today at Woodhill Cemetery Arlington conducted by Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Grant Bradley Jr
Martha Drive
Middletown Hospital
Alger Stickleman
Grant Bradlley Sr
Miamisburg
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton, Funeral Home
Obituary notices from Otterbein Home and area deaths
Lebanon Carl Brinson 72 Otterbein Home died 5 20 p m yesterday in Middletown survived by wife Esther and a brother Roy of Muncie Ind Services at Otterbein Home Chapel 1 p m Friday burial Otterbein arrangements by Oswald Memorial Home Also Lucretia McDaniels 65 De Kalb formerly Hamilton services 10 a m tomorrow Webb Breve J Gum 63 1521 Hamilton Richmond Road services 1 p m tomorrow Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church Minnie Ellen Bryant 73 1320 Old Oxford Road services 2 p m Friday Brown Dawson
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Lebanon
Carl Brinson
Otterbein
Middletown
Roy
Muncie
Ind
Otterbein Home
Oswald
Lucretia McDaniels
de Kalb
Hamilton
Webb
J. Gum
Richmond Road
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Minnie Ellen Bryant
Old
Oxford Road
Brown-Dawson
Obituary notices for notable clergy and scholars across cities
In Dallas Texas Bishop Hiram A Boaz 95 founder and former president of Southern Methodist University died Tuesday He served as the school s first vice president from 1911 to 1913 and as president from 1929 to 1922 when he was made a bishop and assigned to the Orient In Biella Italy Count Oreste Rivetti 74 an alien woolen industrialist died Tuesday after a long illness In Berkeley California Dr Ferdinand D Lessing 79 author of the world s first Mongolian English dictionary and professor emeritus at UC Berkeley died Sunday He was born in Essen and earlier worked at the Ethnological Museum in Berlin before joining the university faculty in 1935 He retired in 1949 In Farmington Connecticut Sir William Lawrie Welsh 70 a retired British air marshal died Tuesday He came to the United States during World War II to represent the RAF on the Combined Chiefs of Staff After the war he worked with BOAC and the British motor industry Also noted is a light note about an armadillo crossing a creek by gulping air to float or walking along the creek bed when the stream is narrow.
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Dallas
Tex
Hiram A. Boaz
Southern Methodist University
Boaz
Orient
Biella
Italy
Oreste Rivetti
Alian
Berkeley
Calif
Ferdinand D. Lessing
RAF
Combined Chiefs of Staff
British Overseas Airways
British Motor Industry
Weavers Barred From NBC Show Over Loyalty Oath
New York AP A folk quartet The Weavers was barred from appearing on NBC Jack Paar program after members refused to sign loyalty statements denying Communist Party membership. NBC cited two members had refused to testify to a congressional committee. The group condemned the demand as an intrusion on patriotism and private business.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Jack ‘Paar
NBC
Milton Brown
The
Weavers
Communist Party
Brown
Fred Hellerman
Quartet
Lee Oat
Ronnie Gilbert
Erik Dariz
Hellerman
Two Children Die In Ciney Blaze In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati fire killed four year old Joseph Moellinger and his three year old brother Scott in a second floor Fairmount apartment. Parents escaped with an infant as heat and smoke blocked access. Fire officials said a clothes cupboard heated by a night light caused ignition. building damage was about $5,000.
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Cincinnati
Fairmount
Joseph Moellinger
Scott
County Signs Hospital Contracts For Indigent Care
Harding told county commissioners new per diem rates for indigent care contracts are set by the state and require state approval. Mercy Hospital 25.75, Fort Hamilton 27.56, Middletown 25.34, Hughes Memorial 14.44, McCullough Hyde Oxford 27, etc. Also notes consideration of Butler County as a site for a proposed IRS data processing center.
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McCullough - Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer M. Coplin
Butler County
IRS
Councilmen Are Sworn In At Germantown
Mayor Ross Brewer swore in four new Germantown councilmen Eugene A. Michael Maurice F Getter Harry E Coppock and William Martin for the new year. Re-elected council members Ross Winning and Robert Adams also took oaths. Adams named council chairman after winning the most votes in the November election. Brewer began his second term after taking the oath from City Solicitor Harriet Wetta.
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Germantown
Ross Brewer
Eugene A. Michael
Maurice F. Getter
Harry E. Coppock
William Martin
Ross Winning
Robert Adams
Brewer
Harriet ‘Wetta
Labor Leader Picked Cleveland Board President
In Cleveland Walter L. Davis, education director of the Retail Store Employees Union AFL-CIO, was chosen as the new president of the Cleveland Board of Education. The appointment signals a shift in local education leadership and union influence.
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Cleveland(ap
Cleveland Board of Education
Walter L. Davis
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Charles Moore
New Council
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Jack Tracy
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William Smith
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Mickey) Mayer
Tracy
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