Auto strikes pole injuring driver near Erie and Dixie
Warren H. Baugh, 4, of 310 N. C St., was admitted to Mercy Hospital after his auto struck a utility pole on Erie Boulevard near Dixie Highway. Baugh told police he dozed at the wheel. car crossed a divider and hit a route sign before the pole. Nearby: Pere Marquette and Louis Joliet discovery of Kentucky territory in 1673.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurmilton
Erie Boulevard
Dixie Highway
Warren H. Baugh
N. C St
Mercy Hospital
Baugh
Kentucky
Pere Marquette
Louis Joliet
Death of James L. Brown longtime Lebanon laundry owner
James L. Brown 80 died at 8 am at his home 27 N East St Lebanon after months of ill health. He owned Brown's Lebanon Better Laundry Dry Cleaners for over 50 years and later managed Brown's Ready to Wear. Survived by a sister in Colorado and a sister in Jackson Ky. Funeral arrangements by Oswald and Joseph R Baker & Sons are incomplete.
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Lebanon
James L. Brown
Miami Valley
N. East St
Brown's
A. Dempsey
Eldon Shutts
Son
Pollie Smith
Jackson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Death Notice for John A. Carr in Detroit
John A. Carr aged 61 of Camden Route 1 died at 4 a m at Lynn Hospital Detroit after a week there and four years illness. He was born in Preble County. Survived by wife Lela four sons John Gratis Robert Albert Detroit James Trenton Mich a daughter Esther Mallo Trenton Mich two brothers Glen Dayton Morton Gratis and sister Winifred Carr Dayton. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Carr
Camden Rt. 1
Lynn Hospital
Detroit
Mr. Carr
Preble County
Lela
John
Gratis
Robert
Albert
James
Trenton
Mich
Esther Mallo
Glen
Dayton
Morton
Winifred Carr
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
William H. Morgan, Middletown resident, dies in Cincinnati hospital
William Henry Morgan, 57, a former Middletown resident and Armco employee, died at 6 10 a.m. today in a Cincinnati hospital. Born in Wales, he lived in Middletown for 30 years and belonged to Jefferson Lodge 90, F and AM. Survived by daughter Janet Perkins of Middletown, brother Cyril of Middletown, and two grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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William Henry Morgan
Middletown
Armco Employe
Cincinnati
Wales
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Janet Perkins
Cyril
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside
Middletown Woman Elizabeth Mullins Dies at 72
Elizabeth Mullins 72 of 207 Curtis St. died at 7 15 am at Middletown Hospital after a week’s stay. Born in Breathitt County Kentucky she had lived in Middletown 27 years. Survived by Shirelda Miller Fort Wayne Ind three sons Millard Middletown Lonnie Xenia Patrick Immobilee Fla four brothers Patrick Lewis John Eligh Howard all of Jack-
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Elizabeth Mullins
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Breathitt County
Middletown
Shirelda Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Millard
Lonnie
Xenia
Patrick
Immobilee
Fla
Lewis
John
Eligh Howard
Jack
Mrs Maud Stephen 79 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Maud Stephen 79 of 138 S Main St died at 955 am yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since December 29 She was born in Eaton a D A R member Survived by three sons Fred Rollie and William two brothers William Graham and Horace Grover a sister Annette Tannruther five grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral rites at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Wednesday conducted by Rev G Walter Weber Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton Visiting hours tomorrow 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm
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Maud Stephen
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Stephen
Eaton
The
Daughters of America
Fred
Rollie
Miamisburg
William
Fairview Acres
Warren County
William Graham
Camden
Horace Grover
Wyandotte
Mich
Annette Tannruether
Middletown
McCoy—Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Mound Hill Cemetery
George Turner 83 Dies After Heart Attack
George Turner 83 died at 8 50 a m after being admitted to Middletown Hospital following an apparent heart attack at his home 917 Ninth Ave He was a retired bricklayer and longtime resident of Middletown He belonged to Tried Stone Lodge 83 F AM Amer Temple 107 Dayton RAM 4 Dayton Miami Consistory Troy and the AME Church The only immediate survivor is a sister in Chicago Funeral arrangements are pending at Riggs Funeral Home.
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George Turner
Middletown Hospital
Ninth Ave
Middletown
Turner
Tried Stone Lodge
F&am
Amer Temple
Dayton
RAM
Miami
Troy
AME
Chicago
Riggs Funeral Home
Death notices and funeral services across Hamilton area
Gratis native Mrs Vannie Castle dies at Preble County Home and funeral services are set for Gratis and Hamilton residents. Multiple obituaries list local ages, addresses, and churches with services scheduled for tomorrow and today. International death reports include Stockholm actor Victor Sjoestroem and California executive Arthur Weems.
Notable Obituaries and Deaths Across Cities
The day featured multiple obituaries as figures such as Friedrich Adler in Zurich and George Alexander Walters in Stratford were noted for their historic roles and inventions. Monroe M. Goldstein and Doc Raschig, prominent in theater law and Freemasonry, respectively, also passed away in Beverly Hills and Indianapolis.
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Stratford, Conn
George Alexander Walters
Detroit
Canfield
Ont
Beverly Hills
Calif
Monroe M. Goldstein
Indianapolis
F. Elmer
Doc) Raschig
Supreme Council of
33Rd Negroe Masons
Sebald Award Applications Open for 1960 Seniors
A letter from C. D. Murray, general chairman, urges Middletown area high school seniors and parents to apply for the W. W. Sebald Self Reliance Award. Eight $1,500 prizes are given annually for work thrift and character. Slide programs raise awareness at Fenwick, Lemon-Monroe, and Middletown High Schools. Applications close January 20.
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C. D. Murray
Middletown
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fenwick High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Deger Named Chairman of Hospital Guild Unit
Paul Deger is named chairman of the Jaycees Community Guild committee to administer Middletown Hospital donations. The guild, formed in 1950 to honor loved ones, channels gifts to buy hospital equipment and furnishings, and has been run by the Jaycees since 1955 after being organized by Ed Sickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Deger
Jaycees
Annenberg
Chamber of Commerce
The
Middletown Hospital
Ed Sickle
Indianapolis Star Staff Reporter and Editorial Writer 1915 1947
A veteran Indianapolis Star journalist served as a reporter and editorial writer from 1915 through 1947. The long tenure covered World War I through the postwar era, shaping coverage of local and national events with analytical opinion pieces and frontline reporting.
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The
Indianapolis Star
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Rogers
Rogers Optical
Sanitone
Charles
James Brown
William H. Morgan
First National's Loan Department
First National
Park Place
First National Bank
Grand Avenue
Armco East
Ohio
Monroe, Ohio
Mrs. Maud Stephen
Mrs. Vannie Castle
Vannie Chrisman Castle
Zimmerman
Sam Kriedey
Fairview Cemetery
Butler County
Martin V. Frost
Wayne Ave
Hamilton
Klaus Funeral
William A. Gentile
Dixie Hwy
St. Mary Church
John S. Montaine
St. Stephen Church
Alfred F. Holbrook
Buckeye St
Charles FE. Meador
Edwin H. Meador
Devonshire Dr
Oxford
Marshall-Smith Funeral Home
Lawrence J. Beard
Franklin St
Klaus Funeral Home
Ethel Couch Farmer
S. F St
Webb Funeral Home
John N. Conrad
E. River Rd
Fairfield
Sacred Heart Church
Stockholm
Victor Sjoestroem
Newport Beach
Arthur Weems
General Artists Corp
Expansion Manpower, Inc
North Plankingeton Ae
Milwawukee
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
New York
Zurich
Switzerland
Friedrich Adler
Austria
Socialist International
Eavey Super Market
Cedar Hill Farms
Buttermilk
Eavey's
Merrit
Golden Quarters
Kingan
Reedy’s
Maxwell House
Joan of Are
NAVY
Polly
Mary Lou
Can
Hunt
Ohio Cobbler
Sebald
Deger
Bell-Ans
BELL
ANS
Grengebure
N.Y
Central Ave
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