Death of Walter Ruble Sr longtime Middletown Journal supervisor
Walter E. Ruble Sr., 67, of 1701 Taylor Ave., a Middletown Journal employee for 13 years and supervisor of motor routes for four years, died of cancer at Middletown Hospital. Native of Rockport Indiana, he lived in Middletown 40 years and earlier ran taxi and bus services and owned restaurants. Survived by wife Mary, son Walter Jr., daughter Mrs William Cunningham, and five grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visiting hours tomorrow 2–9 p.m.
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Walter E. Ruble Sr
Taylor Ave
Middletown Journal
Middletown Hospital
Ruble
Journal
The
Franklin
Springboro
Rockport
Ind
Middletown
Lakeside
Ortman- Stewart Co
Mother Godwin's
N. Broad Street
Mary
Walter E. Jr
William Cunningham
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
A. C. Pitts
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Abbie Ehrman Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Abbie Ehrman aged 77, of 206 South Main Street, died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since December 18. Born in Stockdale and a 16 year Middletown resident, she leaves daughter Lois Frisbie and sons William and Charles, with three grandchildren. Private services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Beaver Methodist Church with burial in Beaver Cemetery. calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. today at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Abbie Ehrman
Main St
Middletown Hospital
Ehrman
Stockdale
Middletown
Fritz
Lois Frisbie
William
Charles
Gallipolis
Beaver
McCoy‘Leffler
Mrs Mary Jackson Widow of Bachmann Partner Dies in Virginia
Mrs Mary E Jackson widow of Archie Jackson and former partner of John Bachmann at Bachmanns Tavern died of a heart attack Monday at Hampton Virginia Hospital after a one day illness. She lived eight years in Cambridge City Indiana and last year moved to Hampton to live with her daughter Betty Jane Wilson. Three grandchildren survive. Funeral services are set for Friday at Lloyd Hallard Funeral Home Richmond Indiana with burial in the family lot near Greenfield Indiana.
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Mary E. Jackson
Archie Jackson
John Bachmann
Bachmann
Oakley M Ridge 95 retired barber and photographer dies
Oakley M Ridge of Waynesville aged 95 died yesterday in a Waynesville nursing home after a period of illness. A barber for 50 years in Oakley, he later worked as a professional photographer specializing in family gatherings and public events. He was a pioneer, using early flash powder and tripod gear and also played the cornet and directed the old Waynes...
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Waynesville
Oakley Malone Ridge
Mr. Ridge
Waynesville Resident Dies After Return to Ohio
After living years in California, a Waynesville man returned five years ago to settle on Third Street. Survived by wife Edna and son Kenneth of Youngstown Arizona. Funeral services Friday at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery at Corwin. Home tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Harry E Jones Sr dies at home in Cincinnati
Mason Harris Jones Sr. age 9 died Monday at his Cincinnati home. Survived by wife Wilda and daughter Betty Yung. Funeral at Gallimore Funeral Home tomorrow with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Gussie Pottenger aged 66 of New Haven will have services Friday at 2 p.m. Joyce M Saylor age 19 of Hamilton to have services tomorrow at 1 p.m. Brown-Dawson establishment.
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Mason
Harry E. Jones Sr
Cincinnati
Wilda
Daugher
Betty Yung
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Gussie Pottenger
Paddy's Run Road
New Haven
Joyce M. Saylor
Parkamo Ave
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Obituary notices for Phil lips Mueller and Dabney
Morgan Phillips 60 longtime Labor general secretary and socialist figure died Tuesday after years of ill health. Dr Charles R Mueller 71 former VA medical chief died of a heart attack. William C Dabney Sr 68 retired head of a leading paint maker and co founder of Jones Dabney Co who merged with Devoe Reynolds in 1938.
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London
Morgan Phillips
Britain
Labor Party
Washington
Charles R. Mueller
Veterans Administration
Louisville
William C. Dabney Sr
Jones Dabney Co
Devoe & Reynolds Co
Historic Trees in Bahamas Taken in Month-Old Heist
In Nassau Bahamas AP report three ficus benjamina saplings planted last month by President Kennedy Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Diefenbaker were dug out Monday by thieves The authorities say the thieves intend to replant the trees elsewhere and that evidence points to a deliberate act during a conference location statements and investigations continue
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
England
John Diefenbaker
Distillation of Sewage Could Boost Water Supply
Cincinnati AP reports Dr. Kenneth C. Hickman of the Rochester Institute of Technology told the American Chemical Society meeting that distilling a portion of sewage plant output could multiply water supply three to seven times after losses. He noted 5 to 25 percent distillation could provide a much larger supply, though cost remains a factor.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth C. Hickman
Rochester
N.Y
Hickman
Zulu belief says ancestral snake spirit accompanies men
The Zulus of South Africa hold that every man is escorted by an ancestral spirit in the form of a snake that travels underground. When the snake dies, the man dies as well.
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South Africa
Cable snaps as Constellation carrier injured men
Ten crewmen aboard the carrier Constellation were injured during a landing test when a steel arresting cable snapped and whipped across the deck. Two sailors lost both legs, another lost one, with others sustaining broken limbs and cuts. The incident, 110 miles west of San Diego, followed prior fatal and injury-heavy accidents on the 75,000 ton ship, including a devastating Brooklyn Navy Yard fire in 1960 and two deaths in 1961.
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San Diego
Calif
Constellation
Comdr
Hls. Matthews
Coronado
Matthews
Miramar Naval Air Station
D. Bucknam
Grand Island
N.Y
Ens
Leroy G. Hudson
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Not His Day To Rob Peachtree Bank
Chamblee Georgia detective Capt Ted Wayne reports Roy Alton Lane 38 attempted to rob Peachtree Bank and Trust Co. Tuesday. Lane waved a pistol and ordered money in a sack but had no sack. A bank employee searched for one. Lane collapsed and bank employees tied him up with a rope he brought. Lane was held for investigation of attempted bank robbery.
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Chamblee
Ted Wayne
Roy Alton Lane
Peachtree Bank & Trust Co
Wayne
Lane
Negro candidate leads Deerfield Beach primary race
Emanuel Knowles 28, the first Black candidate for the Deerfield Beach City Commission, received the most votes in a six-person field. The top five finishers advance to the January 29 general election for three seats. Knowles tallied 748 votes, with Robert Craig 686 and incumbent James Michell 684.
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Fin
Emanuel Knowles
Knowles
Miami
Robert Craig
James Michell
Ohio Sailor Injured by Snapped Arresting Cable
A Geauga County sailor suffered compound fractures of both legs when a steel arresting cable on the aircraft carrier Constellation snapped during a landing. Aviation Electrician 2nd Class D. L. Skykorn of Burton, Ohio, was injured.
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Calif
Geauga County
Ohio
Constellation
Aviation Electrician
D.L. Skykorn
Burton
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