Deaths And Funerals William Romans Dies In Middletown
William Frank Romans 75 of 2115 Crescent Blvd Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a week. He worked 48 years for Gardner Division of Diamond International Corp before retiring. Survived by wife Nancy seven sons including Arnold and Edel in Middletown 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 a m at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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William Frank Romans
Crescent Blvd
Middletown Hospital
Romans
Gardner
Diamond International Corp
Morgan County
Ans
Middletown
Nancy
Arnold
Watertown
N. Y
Edel
Arthur
Harlan
Ernie
Willard
Walter
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Kent Moorehead
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Sue
Raymond
Lebanon
Carl Dickerson
Cincinnati
Clarence Cox
Walter Johnson
Russell, Ky
Alta Johnson
Richmond
Eva Gilfoyle
Silver Grove
Lonnie
Villa Grove
Ill
Roy
Ironton
Noble Vaughn
del Gividen
Frenchburg
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
George Davis 93 Dies After Illness in Middletown
George Davis 93 of 9545 Staley Road Franklin died at 12 35 a m at Middletown Hospital after months of declining health. A barber for 60 years before retiring a decade ago he practiced 40 years in the Middletown area. He leaves five daughters, Mrs Herbert Armitage and Mrs Gaynelle Forsythe of Waynesville, Mrs Dora Short, Mrs Ruby Jolliff, and Mrs Susie Congleton, all of Albuquerque, N M, and two sons Russell of Albuquerque and others.
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George Davis
Staley Road
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Davis
Middletown
Herbert Armitage
Gaynelle Forsythe
Waynesville
Dora Short
Ruby Jolliff
Susie Congleton
Albuquerque
N.M
Russell
Albuquer
Safe Taken From Store In Camden
A 500 pound safe containing between 1000 and 1100 dollars in cash checks and change was stolen from Porter's grocery in Camden. Burglars pried open the front door and rolled the safe to a vehicle in the alley. Mr and Mrs Elmer Zimmerman reported the break in at 545 am. Deputies have no leads.
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Camden
Porter’s
Preble County
John Porter
Cottage St
Hubcap theft reported at Bob's Service Station
Gerald Vance of West Chester reported to Butler County sheriff's deputies that four hubcaps valued at 45 dollars were stolen from Bob's Service Station in Maud.
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Hamilton
Bob
Maud
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Gerald Vance
Barrett Road
West Chester
Mrs Blanche Layland Dies in Franklin At 74
Mrs Blanche Layland 74 of 10 W Fifth St Franklin died at 3 45 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after moving from Coshocton to be with daughter Mrs William Kastetter. Survived by son William of Coshocton two brothers Frank Smart and Robert Smart four sisters Grace Gwilliams Evelyn Center Ruth Smart Mary Smart and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Blanche Layland
Fifth St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Layland
Coshocton
William Kastetter
William
Robert Smart
Frank Smart
Canal Lewisville
Ohio
Grace Gwilliams
Connorsville
Evelyn Center
Willard
Obituary Notices for Five Local Residents
Paul F. Potters 81 of 45 North Seventh Street services 10 a.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church. Fred W. Hammel 62 of 829 Ross Avenue services 10 a.m. Saturday Krigel. Lawrence A. Maham 81 of 909 Allen Avenue services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Webb. August Koehler 82 of 222 South E Street services 2 p.m. tomorrow Webb.
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Paul F. Potters
N. Seventh St
First Methodist
Fred W. Hammel
Ross Ave
Krigel
Lawrence A. Maham
Allen Ave
Webb
August Koehler
S. E St
West Elkton Legislator Pier son Stricken On I 70
West Elkton Ohio state Rep. Joe Pierson, 60, suffered a heart attack while driving on Interstate 70 near Brookville. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton where his condition was listed as serious. Pierson serves on the agriculture and finance committees.
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West Elkton
Joe Pierson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Preble County
Brookville
State Highway Patrol
Pierson
Agriculture and Finance
Tragic ChILLd Hangs Self in Ohio Basement
In Massillon Ohio a 3 year old boy Randall J Bucher climbed a chair slipped and hanged on a diaper bag strap. He was found by his mother Betty Bucher in the basement of their home on Wednesday.
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Massillon, Ohio
Randall J. Bucher
Betty Bucher
DJ In Payola Scandal Dies
Palm Springs California reporting Alan J. Freed 43 top rock n roll DJ dies after payola scandal ending career. Freed had admitted in 1959 accepting bribes to promote records on his shows and had been hospitalized weeks earlier with uremia.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Alan J. Freed
Freed
West Coast
New York
Rites for Mrs Brown Held Saturday in Blanchester
Services for Mrs Ethel McKinney Brown wife of Congressman Clarence J Brown of Blanchester will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Eichelberger Smith Funeral Home Blanchester Burial will be in IOOF Cemetery Blanchester Mrs Brown 71 died of a heart ailment at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont She had hip fracture repaired in December She born Woodville near Blanchester and was a Blanchester High School graduate Attended Miami University taught in local one room schools Her survivors include son Clarence Jr Urbana two daughters Mrs L M Dearing Studio City Calif and Mrs Robert A Haines Terrace Park and six grandchildren
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Ethel McKinney Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Eichelberger- Smith
IOOF
Brown
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Mrs. Brown
Woodville
Blanchester High School
Washington
Miami University
Oxford
Blanchester Eastern Star
20Th Century Club
Congressional Club
Washington, D. C
Clarence Jr
Urbana
L. M. Dearing
Studio City
Calif
Robert A. Haines
Terrace Park
City Firemen Respond to Smoke at Garfield School
Three units of the Middle town fire department rushed to Garfield School at 8:55 last night after smoke was seen in the basement. No fire was reported and damage was estimated at 35 dollars from a overheated motor. Earlier, a car owned by Phillip Barr of Dayton caught fire at 4505 Central Ave. at 6:37 p.m. with backfire cited as the cause, resulting in 75 dollars damage.
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Middletown
Garfield School
Phillip Barr
Dayton
Central Ave
Sub Rescues 2 Men After Plane Ditched
The nuclear submarine Triton rescued two Sarasota men, Harry Chance and Donald Horton, after a civilian charter plane ditched 100 miles southeast of Nassau, Bahamas. The third occupant, John Stenko, remains missing as search crews press on at daylight with six planes, a helicopter, and surface craft.
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Sarasota
Fla
Triton
Atantic
Air Force
Harry Chance
Donald Horton
Nassau
Bahamas
John Stenko
Police Briefs: Vandalism and Theft Reported in City
Alvin Arnold said two youths threw ice balls at his truck on Verity Parkway at Lincoln Street and broke a mirror valued at 15. Charles M. Carpenter reported a tachometer stolen from his car worth 4. Willie Banks said four rolls of cyclone fence were taken from the rear of his home valued at 80. Police believe a burglar fled Combs Service Station on Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue after prying open a soda machine. nothing was taken.
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Alvin Arnold
Verity Parkway
Lincoln Street
Charles M. Carpenter
Spencer Lane
Willie Banks
Baltimore St
Buralar
Combs
Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
Breakin at Dr Washington's Office on Main Street
The basement door of Dr. E. W. Washington's office at 911 S Main St was forced with a screwdriver but nothing was taken. No injuries reported and police began an inquiry into the break in.
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E. W. Washington
S. Main St
Virginia Church Admits Nigerian Students Despite Deacon Opposition
The First Baptist Church of Richmond voted to grant full membership to two Nigerian students, Adebokun Oshoniyi and Bisi Adegbile, defying a deacons' recommendation for watch care. The decision prompted a six month study of membership policy.
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Richmond
Virginia
All White
First Baptist Church
Dore F. Adams
The
Baptist World Alliance
Adams
Adebokun Oshoniyi
Bisi Adegbile
Virginia Union University
Jaycees Enlist 80 For Junior High Career Day Sessions
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces eighty speakers from 23 fields will join Career Day at Amanda McKinley and Roosevelt junior highs. Chairs William E. Riggs and J Edward Seamon say sessions run January 26 to 29 with student choice and counselor guidance.
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Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
William E. Riggs
J. Edward Seamon
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Amanda Junior High
Lemon - Monroe Junior High
McKinley Junior High
Roosevelt Junior High
Abel Says Industry Favors Foe
Abel claims industry sympathy for incumbent USW president David J. McDonald while sources say the steel trade largely stays out of the Feb 9 election. Abel cites editorials and comments by Tom Campbell and Walter F. Carey as evidence.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
J. W. Abel
Tom Campbell
Iron Age
Walter F. Carey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Abel
USW
McDonald
Campbell
Carey
Driver Cited In Franklin After Two Accidents
Two Franklin crashes caused 240 dollars in damage to four cars. At 5:20 p.m. Edna S. Warmoth attempted a lane change at W Second Street and River Street and struck Reva M. Creech. Warmoth was cited for changing lanes when unsafe. A second collision at 6:03 p.m. involved Jimmy J. Artis hitting a parked car at 580 David Boulevard.
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Franklin
Edna S. Warmoth
Ann Drive
W. Second Street
River Street
Reva M. Creech
Ninth St
Chautauqua
David Blvd
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William F. Romans
Ucu
Es Verity Phuyv
14 Ave
Robert Koninier, Wiig
Mrs
Alan Freed
Payola
Congressman Brown
City Firemen
Chance
Horton
Stenko
Georgetown
British Guiana
Seree Ss
Eee Klondikes
Brezel Blvd
Crawford ST
Trenton
Virginia Church
Board of Deacons
Sons of Baptist Ministers
Nigeria
Theo
FON
Freeman's
Gene’s Market Preble County Line Rd
Greathouse
Sale Greathouse
Cricketeer
Varsity Town Griffon
Griffon
Henley House
Varsity Town
Charich House
Alligator
Varsity
Griffon Igf
Gulf Stream Griffon
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