Death notices for Mrs Lillie Fortune at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Lillie Fortune 64 of 1604 Grand Ave died at 12 40 am at Middletown Hospital where she had been patient since Nov 1 She born in Kentucky longtime Middletown resident Survived by husband Crawford daughters Mary Bowling Margaret Ensor Katherine Smith a son Crawford Jr three brothers five grandchildren and five more children Memorials to Cancer Society Funeral rites 10 am Friday Crawford Street First Church of God Woodside Cemetery details from McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and John Arpp Funeral Home pending further arrangements
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Lillie Fortune
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Fortune
Kentucky
Middletown
Crawford
Mary Bowling
Margaret Ensor
Ashland
Katherine Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Crawford, Jr
Buscher Funeral Services Held for Edward F Buscher
Edward F Buscher 57 of West Alexandria Rt 1 died Sunday night at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Church of the Visitation with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Rose two sons Charles Louisville Ky Raymond at home two daughters Rose Ann Feix West Alexandria Rt 1 and Frances Buschur at home his mother Mrs Anha Buschur Somerville two brothers Gregory Dayton Leo Somerville and a sister Mrs Tillie Marshall Dayton.
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EATON
Edward F. Buscher
West Alexandria
Church of the Visitation
Mound Hill Cemetery
Barnes Funeral
Buschur
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Preble County Highway Dept
Rose
Charles
Louisville
Raymond
Rose Ann Feix
West Alexandria Rt. 1
Frances Buschur
Anha Buschur
Somerville
Gregory
Leo
Tillie ,Marshall
Germantown Obituary for Frank Elmer Mack 76
Frank Elmer Mack 76 of Farmersville Rt. 1 died at 8 30 am yesterday at Eby Nursing Home Farm ersville after residing in Sunbury 16 months. He is survived by sister Mrs Minnie Ridenour of Middletown and brother George Pritchard of Arkansas. Services 2 30 pm Thursday John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Cemetery Rev Charles Messmer officiating. Friends may call tomorrow after 4 pm.
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Germantown
Frank Elmer Mack
Farmersville
Funeral services for Rufus Brown Sr in Lebanon
Rufus Brown Sr a 9 year retiree custodian of Lebanon Citizen National Bank dies at home on Pleasant Street. Services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Surviving sons Rufus Jr Joshua and Phillip all of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Rufus Brown
Lebanon Citizen National Bank
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Brown
Pleasant Street
Rufus, Jr
Joshua
Phillip
Fleming Dies After 18 Months Illness in Germantown
Lionel E Fleming 50 of 124 Comstock Ave Germantown died at 9 30 p m Sunday after 18 months of declining health He worked as a commercial artist for Bergen Patterson Art Associates in Dayton and was active in Boy Scout work A member of Knights of Pythias Lodge 409 St John s Church of Christ and the Germantown Fire Department Surviving are his wife Ruth A and three daughters including Mrs Robert Berenger of England and Mary
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Germantown
Lionel E. Flemming
Comstock Ave
Fleming
Bergen
Patterson Art Associates
Dayton
Knights of Pythias Lodge
St. John’s
Obituary Notices for Parker and Davis
Andrew Jackson Parker aged 84 of 623 Sycamore Street funeral services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Willie Davis aged 35 of 1912 St. Clair Street Williamsdale funeral services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at House Funeral Home London Kentucky
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Andrew Jackson Parker
Sycamore St
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Willie Davis
St. Clair St
Williamsdale
House Funeral Home
London
Oklahoma WWII general Key dies at 69 in Oklahoma City
Maj. Gen. W. S. Key retired, 69, former commander of the 45th Division and Ike staff member. He died Monday of a stroke. Key was an unsuccessful candidate for Oklahoma governor in 1938.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
W. S. Key
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
MU Graduate Aide Dies After Attack
Daniel N Lofgren 28 Miami University graduate assistant dies after a heart attack at his Oxford home less than four hours after an alleged attack Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Oxford Burial in Kent Ohio He taught business and prepared for an MBA while also teaching Introduction to Business He is survived by his wife son two sisters and his parents in Kent with his father an executive at Davey Tree Expert Co Biographical notes mention his Air Force service and Pi Kappa Alpha membership.
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Oxford
Daniel N. Lofgren
Miami University
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Kent
Ohio
Lofgren
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
W. Vine Street
Air Force
Miami
Westinghouse Corp
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Nancy Crawford
Lakewood
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Daniel T
F.F. Lofgren
Louise Lofgren
Donald Eckert
Beloit Wis
Davey Tree Expert Co
I Move Unites 76 Churches New Area Presbytery Formed
Bellefontaine minister Rev. James G. Patterson was elected first moderator of the new Miami Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A. The body meets at Fairmont Church Kettering uniting 76 western Ohio churches from six presbyteries. Middletonians elected Deener Smith and Rev. Robert Vander Hart among others. includes Dr. R W Galloway and Rev. Robert Ward and Carl Siegwarth and Rev. William Winch. Area churches merging include First Presbyterian Oakland First United Presbyterian and churches at Trenton Blue Ball Monroe Franklin Carlisle. Formed by merger of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A and United Presbyterian Church of North America. next meeting March 10 at Covenant Church Springfield.
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Bellefontaine
James G. Patterson
New Miami
United Presbyterian Church
Fairmont
Kettering
Ohio
R. W. Galloway
Ohio Presbyterian Homes
Robert Ward
Carl Siegwarth
Franklin
Christian Education Committee
William Winch
Blue Ball
National Missions Committee
Presbyterian Church In
U.S.A
United Presbytterian Church of North America
Presbytery
Covenant Church
Springfield
Seven homeless after Butler County fires in 3 incidents
In Butler County three fires yesterday and early today left seven people homeless. A Wood Station rural home owned by Virgil McWhorter, 2701 Pierson Rd, was destroyed, with loss around 11 400. Three McWhorter children and parents escaped, the father reentering to save 14 year old Jerry. The family stayed with relatives in Millville. Firefighters from Reily Township and Oxford Township prevented spread to a nearby garage. A second fire nearby at Belmont Addition alerted neighbors, with loss about 1 200 likely from a defective extension cord heater. Local residents aided the Delaney home’s occupants when flames began at 3 35 a m.
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Wood Station
McGonigle
Virgil McWhorter
Pierson Rd
Reily
Oxford Township
McWhorter
Jerry
Dean
James Robert
Butchie
Bernice
Sue
Judy
Millville
Esby Delaney
Fairfax Ave
Belmont Addition
Hamilton
Robert Srouse
Fairfield Township
Fire Starts From Overheated Stove Causes Damage
Fire at Ray Rindsberg residence 6900 Neanover Rd west of Somerville caused 200 dollars damage to chimney and attic. The blaze occurred about 1 57 p m Monday. Somerville deputies and the Somerville Fire Department responded.
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Ray Rindsberg
Neanover Rd
Somerville
Somerville Fire Department
Alimony Sought in Butler County Domestic Case
Everett Bush seeks alimony in a cross petition against Lula Bush in Butler County Domestic Relations Court. He alleges eight months of hospitalization at Hughes Memorial Hospital in Hamilton, claims permanent disability and no means of support. The couple married December 3, 1949 in Covington Kentucky and have no children.
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Everett Bush
Sheridan Ave
Lula Bush
Oxford State Rd
Middletown
Ity
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Covington
Multiple Custody Petitions Filed Across Town
A series of neglect and cruelty petitions were filed by Joyce Nickell against Lawrence Nickell, Jeanette Axford against Donald Axford, Helen Thomas against Delmar Thomas, Malcolm Paynter against Janet Paynter, Mickey McGuire against Elvera McGuire, Robert A. Davis against Rose Davis, and Barbara Balcher against James Balcher. Judge David Black presides. An 1660 census noted New Mexico populations of 24,000 with 1,000 Spaniards and 23,000 Pueblo Indians, plus Navajo and Apache not counted.
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Joyce Nickell
Windsor Rd
Lawrence Nicklell
Jeanette Axford
14Th Ave
Donald B. Axford
Helen Thomas
Earl Ave
Delmar Thomas
Malcolm Ray Paynter
Moore St
Janet Paynter
Hamilton
Mickey McGuire
Elvera McGuire
S. Broad St
Robert A. Davis
Rose Marie Davis
Woodlawn Ave
New Mexico
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John Arpp
England
Cancer Society
Edward F. Buschur
Frank E. Mack
Rufus Brown Sr
Lionel E. Fleming
Middletown Business College
Dial Garden
D’lynn Waldron
Pepper Pike
Basundhara Bir Bikram Shah
Nepal
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Katmandu
O & BS Christmas Club
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Cor. Nelbor, Vere & Tytus
I Move
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Oakland
Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Trenton
Monroe
Franklin and
Carlisle
Miami Presbytery
Shelby
Logan
Champaign
Clark
Green
Montgomery
Butler
Preble
Darke
Butler County
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Malvern St
James W. Balcher
David Black
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