Earl Coddington Dies Rotary mower inventor
Earl Coddington 72 a native of West Middletown and longtime resident of St Petersburg Fla died Wednesday at a local hospital He designed and invented the first rotary power mower and retired from active operation about a year ago Surviving are his wife Theresa a son Air Force Staff Sgt Thomas Coddington in Germany a sister and six grandchildren Services will be Monday at 130 pm at the Anderson McQueen Funeral Home St Petersburg with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Link Coddington
Dan Costa Vesa
Petersburg
Fla
West Middletown
Machine & Manufacturing Co
St. Petersburg
Coddington
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Khorassan
L Theresa
Air Force
Thomas Coddington
Germany
William Jay
J. Albert Conrad
Anderson- McQueen
Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery
Middletown Man Dies After Illness at Steel Project
William Pawlusko 45 of 1739 Central Ave died at 1 15 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after becoming ill on the job Monday at Armoc Steel Corp Project 600. He had worked for Ohio Valley Riggers, a sub contractor on the project. Born in Edmonton Canada he had lived in Middletown since September 1966. Survived by wife Dorothy a stepson Clinton Riverton Wyo two brothers Michael and John Edmonton and sister Mary Kobyannik Edmonton. Arrangements incomplete at Schramm Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pawlusko
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Armoc Steel Corp
Ohio Valley Riggers
Pawlusko
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Middletown
Dorothy
Clinton
Riverton
Wyo
Michael
John
Mary Kobynnik
Schramm Funeral Home
Obituary of Frank Brelsford Leader in Middletown Civic Life
Frank M. Brelsford, 93, died Wednesday at the Masonic Home hospital in is aed ie tnaee of Trenton. Two of his three surviving daughters, Mrs. George Hunter and Mrs. Mae Boren, both of Dayton, were misidentified as Middletown residents in an earlier notice. Brelsford was a longtime civic and political figure in Middletown and a founder of the city’s Masonic Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Brelsford
Masonic Home
Trenton
Pierson Jr
Hamilton
Brelsford
George Hunter
Mae Boren
Dayton
Middletown
Masonic Lodge
Demory of Middletown Dies in Detroit at Home
James A. Demory a native Middletown resident died Wednesday at his Detroit home. Survived by two daughters Judy and Barbara of Northumberland Pa his mother Mrs Alpha Hamilton of Middletown a sister Mrs Elsie Hageman of Miami Fla a brother Richard of Detroit and three half brothers Earl Hamilton of Trenton Donald and Roland of Middletown. Services set for 10 am Monday at McCoy Selfie Funeral Home with Rev Russell Chrisman officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Demory
Detroit
Judy
Barbara
Northumberland
Alpha Hamilton
Middletown
Elsie Hage
Miami
Fla
Richard
Earl Hamilton
Trenton
Donald and
Roland
McCoy, Selfie
Russell Chrisman
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Florence Fritz Dies in Costa Mesa California
Mrs. Florence Frits Fritz, a 6, teacher of Mrs. Charles McConnell of 221 Garfield Street, died early today in Costa Mesa California. Survivors include two other daughters and one son, all of years and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Fritz
Charles McConnell
Garfield Sr
Costa Mesa
Calif
Services for Andrew Hardy at Vale Funeral Home
Services for 64 year old Andrew Hardy of Carlisle will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the Vale Funeral Home in Morrow. Burial details follow.
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Andrew Hardy
Carlisle
the Vale Funeral Home
Obituary notices list services for Webb Epperson and Melba Farmer
Orville Epperson, 77 of 225 Buckeye St, dies at Web. Services set for 10 am tomorrow. Colligan. Melba Farmer of New Miami also listed with a 10 am service tomorrow Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Orville Epperson
Buckeye St
Colligan
Melba Farmer
New Miami
Cahill
Pianist dies after two months illness
A pianist, devoted to Chopin, died Wednesday following a two month illness that left the musician weakened and unable to perform.
Outlaws At Trial Arrests Spark Court Action
In Batavia Ohio two of the three defendants were jailed after a two hour hearing. Judge Chris Rosenhoffer held Larry Kirby 21 in contempt for sticking out his tongue and for laughing during testimony. Peter J Carter 22 was arrested for disorderly conduct after spitting on three photographers. Larry Kirby had filed an assault and battery charge against Robert Stocker 33 tavern operator who had filed a disorderly conduct charge against outlaw David W Emery 2 of Dayton Emery failed to appear and his 55 dollar bond was forfeited Stocker defended that a tavern owner may use force to maintain order. The judge dismissed the charges against Kirby and Carter and Stocker said he would use force to maintain order.
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Batavia
Ohio
Chris Rosenhoffer
Larry Kirby
West Carrollton
Peter J. Carter
Columbus
Kirby
Robert, Stocker
Stocker
David W. Emery
Dayton
Emery
Salem police and firemen end picket at city hall
Members of the Salem Police and Firemen's Association have ended their demonstration at city hall after talks with Mayor Dean B. Cranmer. Representatives continue salary discussions as the action concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Ohio
Salem Police and Firemen's Association
Dean B. Cranmer
Linowitz or Vaughn eyed for top Latin policy post
President Johnson weighs Linowitz and Jack Vaughn for the Latin American policy chief post after Lincoln Gordon resigns as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. Gordon will lead Johns Hopkins University, while Vaughn's past as Peace Corps director and Linowitz's AOS leadership are cited as factors. Johnson praises Gordon’s impact on education as he departs for Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sol M. Linowitz
Peace Corps
Jack Hood Vaughn
Johnson
Lincoln Gordon
Gordon
Milton Eisenhower
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Jane W Gordon
Harvard
Brazil
White House
Crete
Linowitz
Inter-American Alliance For Progress Committee
Vaughn
State Department
Gordor
Chaiman
Xerox Corp
Trenton
N.J
Johns ‘Hopkins
Gorden
Educa
Alliance
Mexico
Columbus
University of Michigan
Baltimore News
Rhodes proposes Ohio Building Authority to fund capital improvements
Governor James A. Rhodes announced a plan for a constitutional amendment to create an Ohio Building Authority. The authority would oversee a long range capital program, fund projects via bonds, and be directed by the General Assembly with state backing for debt retirement. The measure aims to go to voters in the May 2 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Ted Gray
Wea
House
Charles Kurle
Ohn Building Authority
OBA
General Assembly
Jericature
Rhodes
Five Injured In Head-On Collision On Shawhan Road
A head-on crash on Shawhan Road near South Lebanon left five injured at 5:20 p.m. yesterday. Mrs Pauline Spray 48 of Lebanon Rt 1 suffered fractured ribs and was treated at Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati. Passengers Juanita McLemore and Pauline Sawyer of Lebanon Rt 1 sustained minor injuries. Margaret Herz of Waynesville twice treated. Driver Mrs Rossall Ertle of South Lebanon and her three children uninjured. Ertle treated for lip cut and further checks.
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Lebanon
Shawhan Road
Warren County
Pauline Spray
Lebanon Rt. 1
Epp Hospital Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Spray
Juanita McLemore
Phillips Road
Pauline Sawyer
Rt 1
Rossall Ertle
Snook Road
South Lebanon
Clinton County Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Former Miami Student Dies
Thomas H. Contosta, 18, of Lancaster, a Miami University freshman who withdrew at Thanksgiving for health reasons, died Tuesday evening. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Miles R Contosta and brother David Richard Contosta, a Miami senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Thomas H. Contosta
Lancaster
Miami University
Miles R. Contosta
David Richard Cantosta
Miami
Communications Talk Is Winner at Eastern Lanes
A talk on Communications won top Toastmasters Club speech honors at Eastern Lanes last night. John Wagner an Armco employee edged competitors Andy Kall and Basil Fleming with John Clarke as toastmaster and Robert McGehean as table topics master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
John Wagner
Armco
Andy Kall
Basil Fleming
John Clarke
Robert McGehean
Van Pleads Innocent In Wife's Death
Mack Jones age 66 of Delaware Ohio appeared in Municipal Court and pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the December 2 shooting of his wife Imogene at their home. He was bound over to the grand jury and released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Mack Jones
Imogene
Jones
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Earl Coddington
Daniel Doty
Mwilliam Pawlusko
Frank Brelsford
James Demory
Florence Frits
Coe Bst
Ae Peat Pa
Chopin
Moose Lodge
Jerry Taylor and
the Versatones
MOOSE
Latin America
Tration
U.S
Panama
Jack Vaughn
SOL, Linowitz
GOV
Margaret Herz
Hamilton Road
Waynesville
Communications
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins. Inc
First Ave
U. G
Van
Wife
Monthru
Jack Booth
Pharmacist
Solid State
Heleys M. O
Eves Reer
Kathleen Mellican
Phyllis Booth
Rena Jane James
Delma Par
Fountaineer
Billie Jean Dickey
Dortha Alexander
Francis Marts
Cella Brooks
GEM City
Twister
Prescription
Armco Major
Jack
Fanny Farmer
Boot
Pye
Central Avenue
Highview Center
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