Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Area
Three obituary notices detail Margaret Daniels 76 of Middletown with 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, Elsie Long 67 of Middletown, and a third unnamed man from Elmo Place. Daniels survived by three sons and five daughters, Long by husband Robert and two sons. Funeral details note St John’s Church requiem high mass and Woodside Cemetery burial, with arrangements by Joseph R. Baker & Sons.
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Margaret Daniels
Hill Ave
Daniels
Middletown
Kentucky
Russell
Arnold
Herbert
Mickletown
Fray Wills
John Piersall
William Waugh
John Trent
Danville Lovelace
Steve Wills
Henry
Forest Wills
Salt Lick
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
John Red Stewart 73 Dies at Middletown Hospital
John Red Stewart, 73, of 513 Lincoln St., died at 12 20 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Dec 10. He was a retired Aeronca employee and World War I veteran. Survived by step mother Julia Stewart, three sisters Bertha Smith, Lorene Hawkins, and Aithia Hammonds. Funeral arrangements by Jordan Hall Funeral Home.
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John
Red) Stewart
Lincoln St
Middletown Hospital
Aeronca
American Legion Blythe-Williams
Stone Lodge
F&am
PHA
Miami
Troy
Ohio
Amer Shriner Temple
Silver Leaf
Ippoe
Julia Stewart
Middletown
Bertha Smith
Lorene Hawkins
Aithia Hammonds
Detroit
Jordan Hall
Mrs Minnie Bryant Dies Following Surgery in Charleston
Mrs Minnie Bryant seventy mother of W D Bryant dies at Memorial Hospital Charleston after surgery. Survived by two sons and a daughter. Services Friday at Nickell Funeral Home Railville with burial there.
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Minnie Bryant
W. D. Bryant
Gladys Dr
Charleston
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Nickell Funeral Home
Rainelle
Franklin-Samuel Mindlin obituary notice
Samuel Mindlin died yesterday at his home 117 South River Street. Survived by son Sandee of Middletown and daughter Mrs Herman Zeff of Cincinnati. Also survived by brother Abe of Franklin New Jersey, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p.m. today at Beth Abraham Cemetery Chapel Dayton with burial in Beth Abraham Cemetery. Marker Funeral Home Dayton in charge.
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Elmo Pl
McComb
Stokes Dairy
Middletown
Missouri
Sarah
W. Ed
Gladys Betz
Fairborn
William C
Phoenix, Ariz
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Franklin
Samuel Mindlin
S. River St
Sandee
Herman Zeff
Cincinnati
Abe
Franklin, N.J
Beth Abraham
Dayton
Beth Abraham Cemetery
Marker Funeral Home
Emma Shepherd 78 dies of heart attack in Franklin
Mrs Emma Shepherd aged 78 died of a heart attack at 6 30 a m at her home 612 Anderson Street Arthur Her survivors include five sons Russell Delbert Birchel Roy and Charles all of Cincinnati two brothers Grover C McCreary of Middletown and William McCreary of Franklin and three sisters Flora Callahan Martha Pennington and Marie Neill Services will be held 2 p m Saturday at the Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Wheeling
W. Va
Middletown
War Mothers
Robert
William
Mack
Dayton
Marian Martin
Ruth Mary Wilson
Audrey Melampy
Mason
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Franklin
Emma Shepherd
Anderson St
Arthur
Russell
Delbert
Hamton
Birchel
Roy
Charles
Cincinnati
Grover C. McCreary
William McCreary
Flora Callahan
Martha Pennington
Miamisburg
Marie Neill
Orlando
Fla
East Orchard
Albert Swartzel
Orion E
William H
Germantown
John Arpp
Senator Thurmond's Wife Dies in Bethesda Surgery
Mrs. Jean Crouch Thurmond, 33, wife of Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, died after a second brain operation at NIH Bethesda. She had undergone prior surgery in September for a brain tumor after partial paralysis. The couple married November 7, 1947 when he was governor. she had previously served as his secretary.
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Washington
Jean Crouch Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Thurmonds
Canton Musician Union Leader William Geib Dies
William Geib, 61, president of the Canton Federation of Musicians, died Tuesday after a heart attack in Canton Ohio.
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Canton, Ohio
William Geib
Canton Federation of Musicians
Woman and Premature Baby Die After Car Strike
In Dayton at St. Elizabeth Hospital doctors fought to save a young woman and her two months premature baby born by caesarean after a car struck her on Washington Street Bridge. The mother died around 9:30 am and the infant died about 10 minutes later. Payton Bivins, 58, of Dayton, reported the hit and stopped after striking the woman.
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Dayton, Ohio
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington Street Bridge
Obituary for Carmi W. Jarvis at Zettler Funeral Home
Carmi W. Jarvis, 58, of 644 Forest Ave., will be honored with a 3 p.m. service tomorrow at Zettler Funeral Home.
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Carmi W. Jarvis
Forest Ave
Zettler Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Mrs George H. Collingwood and Stanley F. Baker
Mrs George H. Collingwood, 64, mother of CBS news commentator Charles C. Collingwood, died Monday. Her husband, a forestry expert with the Library of Congress and the American Forestry Assn., died in 1958. She was born in Centerville, Michigan. Also, Stanley F. Baker, 63, operator of a credit advisory bureau in New York City and native of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, died Tuesday.
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Washington
George H. Collingwood
Charles C. Collingwood
Columbia Broadcasting System
Library of Congress
American Forestry Assn
Centerville
Mich
Nantucket
Mass
Stanley F. Baker
New York City
Woonsocket, R. I
Army commander weighs charges over sharig incident
Army officials consider bringing charges against Capt. John W. McEnery of Cheyenne Wyoming and two sergeants after a sharig incident at Camp Casey last Saturday night. The commander summoned company captains to warn against a repeat, with a decision promised in a few days.
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Skowronek
John W. McEnery
Cheyenne
Wyo
Camp Casey
Army reports two enlisted men killed in action
The Army identified Ist. Sgt. Ora Curnutie of Chillicothe Ohio and Sgt. Harry Saunders of Kansas City Missouri as the men involved. The two women, both registered prostitutes, were caught attempting to wake GIs in their barracks after crawling through a hole in the camp fence.
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Army
Ora Curnutie
Chillicothe
Ohio
Harry Saunders
Kansas City
Rayburn Observes 78th Birthday With Congratulatory Rush
House Speaker Sam Rayburn turns 78 as telegrams and letters arrive at his office. Colleagues plan to greet him before the new session opens and attend two downtown honors, a Dallas couple’s reception, and a Women's National Press Club dinner.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Dave Miller
Dallas
Tex
The
Women’s National Press Club
Plane Missing After Coast-to-Coast Flight
A plane left New York at 11 52 p m bound for Miami with fuel to 7 06 a m and was due in Miami at 4 36 a m. Reports say the aircraft missing triggered a large search along the coast. A NAS crash near the Gulf killed 42 aboard on a Miami to New Orleans flight. most bodies and wreckage remain unrecovered.
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Miami
New York
NAS
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Indian blood percentage quoted in Mexico population note
A report states that nearly three out of every ten people in Mexico, among a population of 22 million, are wholly of Indian blood.
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Mexico
Wounded bank robber Turner arraigned at hospital bedside
Pleas Turner, 41, of 126 Carlton Ave., wounded in a bank holdup near Miamitown, is listed in critical condition at Cincinnati General Hospital. A federal hearing was held at his bedside after he was shot by Patrolman Richard Bowman during a car pursuit. Turner was arraigned on a federal bank robbery charge and held on 15000 bond with a February 5 hearing scheduled.
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Hamilton
Turner
Carlton Ave
Cincinnati General Hospital
Richard Bowman
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Hamilton County
Ohio 128
U.S. 52
Miamitown
Meyner Becomes A Favorite Son
New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner gains status as a favorite son candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. State leaders pledged New Jersey’s 41 delegates to support Meyner at the Los Angeles national convention next June. National Committeeman David T. Wilentz called the governor a serious contender.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Los Angeles
David T. Wilentz
Perth Amboy
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Mrs. Elsie Long
Elsie Long
Bryant St
Charles FE. McComb
Charles E. McComb
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Iith Ave
A.M
John Stewart
Ira J. Smith
Lebanon
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
James L. Brown
Oswald
Mr. Brown
Senator Thurmond
Payton Bivins
Bivins
Associated Press
Sam
Rayburn
Plaza
First National Bank of Hamilton
Meyner
McCoyLeffler Funeral Home
Homer D Leffler
Pinecree
McCoy-Leffler
McCoy- Leffler
Ine
Ross
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