Deaths and Funerals Kelly Borders Dies in Middletown
Kelly S Borders 50 of 1801 Sheffield St died after an apparent heart attack. His wife Ruth was hospitalized in serious condition after also suffering a heart attack. He served in World War II and worked as a press operator at Atlas Casting Co. in Germantown. He leaves a widow two daughters son a half brother a sister and five half sisters and a grandchild. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with viewing times at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly S. Borders
Sheffield St
Ruth
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Philippine Islands
Atlastie Casting Co
Germantown
Jenny Menning
Lorain
Jeanne
Steven
Wilbur
Blanche Strauss
Chicago
Carrie Guffey
Lola Blankenship
Sorta Highley
Salt Lick
Edith Tieffa
Denver
Colo
Mae Richardson
Los Angeles
Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home
Middletown man, 41, dies after illness at home
Robert Charles DeHaven of 1601 Lawn Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 11:30 p.m. He had worked at Armco Steel Corp for 16 years, served in the Navy during the Korean War, and was a Veterans of Foreign Wars member. Surviving are his wife Bertha, four daughters, and his grandmother. Services are at 10 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Robert Charles DeHaven
Lawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
DeHaven
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bertha
Margo
Peggy
Donna
Myrtle
Myrtle DeHaven
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Nan Long in Monroe
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Nan Long aged 60 of 7894 Kyles Station Road will be sung tomorrow at noon at Seven Dolors Church Monroe Burial will be in North Monroe Cemetery Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home today from 3 to Survivors include three brothers Simon Dillon of St Louis James Dillon and Jack Dillon of Ireland
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Nan Long
Kyles Station Road
Seven Dolors
Monroe
North Monroe
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Long
Simon Dillon
St. Louis
James
Jack Dillon
Ireand
Death of Philip Rizzo 91 of Hamilton and Middletown
Philip Rizzo aged 91 died at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton at 10 30 am yesterday He was the last of the Rizzo brothers who ran S Rizzo and Sons fruit and grocery on Central Ave Survived by wife five daughters two sons and two grandchildren He was a member of Eagles Aeries 528 and St John Church Requiem High Mass 930 am Friday at St John Church Rev John Jennings officiating Memorials to the church preferred Arrangements by the Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rizzo
Stanley St
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Rizzo Brothers
Central Avenue
S. Rizzo and Sons
Agostina Rizzo
Ed Dorenbusch
Middletown
Russ, Boario
Dayton
Robert Bukely
Frances Minor
Columbus
Josephine Rizzo
Salvatore
Indianapolis
Harry
John
Philip Rizzo Jr
Rizzo
Eagles Aeries 528
St. John Church
John Jennings
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Francis Sargent Dies After Snow Shoveling Heart Attack
Francis Chester Sargent aged 57 of 716 Crawford Street died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 2 33 p m after a heart attack suffered while shoveling snow at the Wilmore Apartments on Tytus Avenue. He was born in
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Francis Chester Sargent
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Wilmore Apartments
Tytus Avenue
Mr. Sargent
Obituary: Middletown Resident Served in Ohio National Guard
Virginia native and longtime Middletown resident served 11 years in the Ohio National Guard before World War II. Survived by two sons Robert and Franz of Glendale California, sister Mrs Margaret Sharits who shared his home, and brothers Rigas Shaffer of Dayton and Milford Sargent of Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Middletown
Ohio National Guard
Robert
Franz
Glendale
Calif
Margaret Sharits
Rigas Shaffer
Dayton
Milford Sargent
McCoy-Leffler
Services for Mrs Helen Shope Held at West Portsmouth
Mrs. Helen Shope 49 of 839 16th Ave died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. A funeral will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Roger Davis Funeral Home in West Portsmouth with viewing today. Burial follows at Worleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shope
16Th Ave
Roger Davis
Portsmouth
Worleys Cemetery
Shope
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Death Notice for Charles Spivey Jr. in Williamsdale Area
Charles Sam Spivey Jr., 48, of 3590 Hamilton Trenton Road died 12 15 a m at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a year plus as a car inspector for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad He served in World War II Survived by wife Nancy seven sons David Ronald William Gregory Larry George Daniel and Dianne Barre mother Emily Hollingsworth three brothers two sisters and step relatives Services 2 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church Williamsdale with burial Miltonville Cemetery McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Charles
Sam) Spivey Jr
Hamilton - Trenton Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Spivey
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nancy
David
Ronald
William
Gregory
Larry
Williamsdale
George
Daniel
Middletown
Dianne Barre
Emily Hollingsworth
Grayhall
Kenneth
Park
St. Louis
James
Katherine Peters
Connorsville
Ind
Goldie Schneider
Geneva Spivey
Linda Fitzwater
Dayton
Donald Neely
Bill Schouse
First Baptist Church
Bill Botts
Miltonville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Services for Ralph Whitaker Held in Leesburg Florida
Ralph Whitaker 63 owner of Ralphs Lakeshore Trailer Park in Leesburg Florida dies yesterday in Leesburg. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Byers Funeral Home Leesburg. Survived by son Douglas Franklin daughter Mary Richmond Ind brother Orville Kentucky and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitaker
Stanley Whitaker
Flora Monce
Middletown
Byers
Leesburg
Fla
Whitaker
Ralph
Douglas
Franklin
Mary
Richmond
Ind
Orville
Kentucky
Obituary Notices for Four Local Residents
Delbert Dunnihoo 68 of 1358 Maple Ave. has a service at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb. Mrs Dora Harding 75 formerly of 1813 Alstatter Ave. has a service tomorrow in Berea Kentucky. Mrs Theresa Gosmeyer 92 of 2770 Hilda Ave. has a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow at St Ann Church. Peter Medecke 76 of 1930 Alstatter Ave. has a service at 2 p.m. Friday Brown Dawsons funeral home.
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Delbert Dunnihoo
Maple Ave
Webb
Dora Harding
Alstatter Ave
Berea
Theresa Gosmeyer
Hilda Ave
St. Ann’s
Peter Medecke
Brown-Dawson
Early 17th Century Saltworks Built at Cape Charles
Virginia settlers established the first New World saltworks in 1614 at Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore. Output was sporadic and the venture lasted only a few years.
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Cape Charles
Virginia
Jail Riots Prompt Clean Up at Warren County Jail
Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace said inmates at the 125 year old Warren County jail staged a riot earlier in the week. Prisoners tore up living quarters, started a fire, and fights left one inmate hospitalized and others injured. Five men were placed in the drunk tank as deputies restored order.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Wallace
Sheriff’s Deputies
Middletown Safety Council mulls student traffic program
The Middletown Area Safety Council discussed a bicycle safety program for grades three to six, a possible high school defensive driving course, and a junior safety council. They deferred road-improvement decisions and reviewed traffic violation referrals and new signals.
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Traffic Committee
Middletown Area Safety Council
The
Civic Association
James Schaffner
Middletown
Cole Again Heads Y M C A Board
Guerney Cole Jr. was installed as president of the YMCA board of directors at a noon meeting in the YMCA building. Cole, Armco Steel Corp. compensation and benefits director, begins his second term with Ray Brown first vice president Dr. Richard Dietz second vice president Charles Beck Jr. treasurer and Susanne Ware secretary. Dietz will serve a first one year term, while the others retain their prior offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerney Cole Jr
Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
Cole
Armco Steel Corp
Ember Board
Ray Brown
Richard Dietz
Charles Beck Jr
Susanne Ware
Dietz
Judge dismisses rabbit hunting case over crowded shotgun
In Greensboro North Carolina District Judge Kenneth Carrington dismissed charges against D T Mays for hunting rabbits with an overloaded shotgun after declaring he did not want to see any more good citizens in court. The case arose when a wildlife protector found Mays’ shotgun held four shells, one more than state law allows, though Mays claimed a plug kept it to three rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Kenneth Carrington
Richard Dailey
D. T. Mays
Mays
German Railways to Launch Truck Piggyback Service
West Germanys state rail system introduces a piggyback truck service to ease pressure on transport firms, claiming to be the first of its kind in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Federal Railways
Europe
City to Clear Christmas Trees From Curbs by Tomorrow
Parks director John Paschal said a six person crew with two trucks will finish curbside tree collection by tomorrow evening. Trees left out after a Jan 5 strike were partly collected yesterday. north of Central Ave. are to be cleared today and south of Central Ave. tomorrow, then sent to the landfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paschal
Parks and Recreation
Paschal
Smith Park
Central Ave
Marco Polo Enshrined at Kun Yam Temple in Macao
The Temple of Kun Yam in Macao, dating to 1627, houses nine Buddha images in a glass case. One figure is said to represent Marco Polo, who reportedly embraced Buddhism.
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Macao
Kun Yam
Marco Polo
Ex-Policemen Protest Editorial In Monroe
In Monroe three former policemen who quit last June protested to the Village Council over an editorial in the Lemon Monroe Observer. The piece accused councilmen of blocking police reappointments by demanding all or nothing from the mayor. The officers had walked out after a clash between Ray Freshour and Mayor Gordon Reed, then returned but were kept on temporary status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thornton
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe Observer
The
Observer
Ray Freshour
Gordon Reed
Freshour
Bob Hale
Hale
Donald M. Linkous
Ballroom Dancing Classes Offered Tonight
A seven session series begins this evening in the Park Administration Building at 1400 Highland Street. Joan Ritter teaches. beginners meet 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and advanced 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. The course costs $7 per person and is co sponsored by the park department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Administration
Highland St
Joan Ritter
Park Department
Mayor Reed Quiet As Council Edits Draft
One councilman said the editorial arrives as the council and the mayor near an agreement. Linkous skipped the meeting to attend the Ohio Association of Township Trustees annual session in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Linkous
Columbus
Ohio Association of Township Trustees
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Kelly Borders
Robert C. DeHaven
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Ramah Johnson
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Nan Long
Francis Sargent
Dale Lawson
Lefferson
Paul Potts
Winton St
Clifford
Meddox
Mary Phillips
Malvern
Charles Ray
Regent Dr
Corey
Corner Orchard
Roosevelt
Rink
Mrs
Charles Spivey
Warren
Kathleen Krumm
Journal
Ohio Safety
Warren C. Nelson
Ohio 122
Trenton-Franklin Road
Ben
SAT
SUN
Jet
Jacksonburg
Filson
Jamey Miller
Sam Whittlesy
Whittlesy
Force
BANK
Americard
Shoppers
G&g
Midtown Center
Bill Harrison
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