Death notices for Frank Quiett and others in Middletown area
Frank Quiett 54 owner of Quiett Construction Co died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his home on Fleming Road. Survived by wife Della two daughters Carolyn Conover Brenda a son John sister and brother plus numerous grandchildren. Services Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also notices for Opal Metsker and other survivors list services and burial plans in Franklin Langdon and Sugar Grove Cemeteries.
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Frank Quiett
The
Quiett Construction Co
Middletown Hospital
Flemming Road
Mr. Quiett
Carlisle
Middletown
Della
Carolyn Conover
Brenda
John
Raymond Florence
Clarence
Franklin
McCoy-Leffler Funearl
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Opal Beatrice Metsker
Bundy Apartments
Apt
McCoy-Leffler
Sugar Grove
West Alexandria
Metsker
Gloria Morris
Services for Arthur Burton Funeral Details
Services for Arthur Burton 53 of 5065 Mossman Road will be held 2 p.m. Friday at Clayton Street Church of God with Revs Jack Adams and Haskel Jenkins officiating. Burial at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. and at church after Friday noon. Burton died Monday at Middletown Hospital. Survivors include son Elbert of Trenton and daughter Betty Downs of Middletown.
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Arthur Burton
Mossman Road
Clayton Street Church of God
Jack Adams
Haskel Jenkins
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Burton
Middletown Hospital
Elbert
Trenton
Betty Downs
Middletown
Funeral rites set for Frank Bush in Middletown area
Frank Bush aged 68 of 1509 Church Street died at 8 40 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital. A retired Gross Lumber Co. employee since 1962 in Carlisle, he is survived by his wife Aura two sons Bobby and Bill both in Middletown six daughters Mrs Mattie Reed of Middletown Mrs Nora Marcum of Hamilton Mrs Ann Lane of Ross Mrs Pauline Hurst and others.
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Frank Bush
Church St
Middletown
Hospital
Gross Lumber Co
Carlisle
Aura
Bobby
Bill
Middletowns
Mattie Reed
Nora Marcum
Hamilton
Ann Lane
Ross
Pauline Hurst
Moberly Rites Held for Middletown Man at Holy Trinity
Carl J. Moberly 40 of 108 McKinley St. died at Middletown Hospital at 3 p.m. yesterday after a seven year illness. Born in Hillsboro he lived in Middletown 25 years and worked 20 years as an electrician for Sorg Paper Co. He was a member of Papermakers Local 112 AFL-CIO. Survived by wife Viola two sons Michael and David and daughter Marylin all at home a brother Daryl of Zanesville and two sisters Betty Wilmouth Dayton and Virginia Pitzer Wilmington. Mass of the Resurrection to be sung at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Holy Trinity Church. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Rosary recited tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark St. with visiting 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Moberly
McKinley St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Moberly
Hillsboro
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
Local 112
Afl-Cio
Viola
Michael
David
Marylin
Daryl
Zanesville
Betty Wilmouth
Dayton
Virginia Pitzer
Wilmington
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Services for Paul Ringer Held in Dayton
Services for Paul Ringer 26 of Dayton a native of Middletown were held today at Bowman Funeral Home Dayton followed by burial in Greencastle Cemetery Ringer died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Garfield Ringer Jr and four sisters all living in Dayton
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Paul Ringer
Dayton
Middletown
Bowman Funeral Home
Greencastle
Ringer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Garfield Ringer Jr
Edith Moyer Rites Planned in Germantown Church
Services for Edith Moyer 66 of 12 S Circle Drive are set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at The Good Shepherd United Methodist Church with Rev J C Herbert officiating. Burial will follow at Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call at Join Arpo Funeral Home today from 5 to 9 p.m. She died Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by husband Charles two daughters Dorothy Swanson Butler Pa and Mary Clark Germantowny and three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Barbara Jackson
Lima
Margie Hargrove
Franklin
Lula Jones
Manchester
McKinley
Will
Eaton Funeral Home
John Carter
Bill Wilson
Langdon Cemetery
Marcum
Germantown
Edith Moyer
S. Circle Drive
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
J.C. Herbert
Germantown Cemetery
Join Arpo
Moyer
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Charles
Dorothy Swanson
Butler
Mary Clark
Germantowny
Police Probe Strangulation in Cleveland Widow
Police investigated the strangulation of 19 year old widow Mrs. Alice Wilson found Tuesday in her apartment. Wilson, mother of three, was the citys 141st homicide victim of the year.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Alice Wison
Body of Charles Hansel Found After Boat Crash
The body of 27 year old Charles Hansel of 351 Rockford Drive Hamilton was recovered from the Ohio River Tuesday night. He drowned after his family's inboard runabout collided with a coal barge near the Columbia power plant by Cleves. His wife Sandra 24 son Christopher 6 and neighbor Mark Schell 13 were hospitalized. Mrs Hansel remains in fair condition. The Schell boy reported the barge blended into the night and a man on the dock helped pull them aboard. The barge attendant urged Hansel to save his family first. Hansel was last seen clinging to a floating cushion.
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Charles Hansel
Rockford Drive
Hamilton
Ohio River
Columbia
Cleves
Sandra
Christopher
Mark Schell
St. George Hospital
Cincinnati
Hansel
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Schell
River Tragedy Claims 18-Year-Old West Chester Youth
An 18-year-old West Chester boy, Victor Iles, drowned in the Little Miami River near Foster while swimming with two friends. Rescue squads found him around 7:48 p.m. and his funeral is planned for Friday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in West Chester Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, a brother, a sister, and grandparents in Tennessee and California.
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Lebanon
West Chester
Little Miami
Foster
Victor Iles
Porter Hes
Bardean Road
Warren County
Maineville
Mason and Loveland
David
Debra
Chester Iles
Tennessee
Russell Meox
California
Oswald
Hope Graham Bring Attention To July 4 Festivities
Washington prepares for Independence Day with a national celebration led by Bob Hope and Billy Graham. An interfaith memorial features Bishop Sheen and Rabbi Tanenbaum, with Kate Smith and E. V. Hill among speakers. Festivities include the Festival of American Folklife, park performances by Armed Forces bands, and a grand fireworks display over monuments.
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Arkansas
Washington
United States
America
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
Graham Wil
Linlecoln Memorial
Fulton J. Sheen
Mare H. Tanenbaum
E. V.hill
Watts
Los Angeles
Kate Smith
Smithsonian Institution
Armed Forces Lands
National Archives
Washington Monument
Mischley Heads Cincinnati Hospital Council Presidency
Walter A. Mischley administrator of Middletown Hospital has become president of the Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council. He has served on the executive committee and as president-elect for the past year. Richard L. Duncan of Oxford is named president-elect and trustee representative from Shriners Burns Mitchley Institute. Duncan also serves as Fort Hamilton Hospital trustee and formerly comptroller of the Community Chest and Council of the Greater Cincinnati Area. Since retirement he has advised the Cincinnati Zoo director. The Hospital Council includes 31 hospitals across southwestern Ohio northern Kentucky and Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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Walter A. Mischley
Middletown Hospital
Greater Cincinnati Hospital
Utter County
Richard L. Duncan
Oxford
Shriners Burns Mitchley Institute
Cin
Ohio man sentenced to two 15 year terms in bank robbery
An 18 year old Cleveland man received concurrent 15 year prison terms for a 1614 dollar bank robbery at Cleveland Trust and for assaulting an FBI agent during arrest attempts. His brother, 20, got five years probation on related assault charges.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
C. Connell
FBI
William A. Lewis
Cleveland Trust Co
Lewis
James
Editor Appointed Urbana College Public Info Director
Urbana College names Rich ard D. Martin 29 city editor of the Springfield News as director of public information. Announcement comes from President Paul A. Zehner.
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Urbana, Ohio
Richard D. Martin
The
Springfield News
Urbana College
Paul A. Zehner
Mansfield voters reject 15 mill operating levy
Mansfield Ohio Monroe Township voters rejected the Lucas Seavel District operating levy 374 to 361 on Tuesday. The district sought renewal of nine mills and six additional mills, amid a contentious local ballot measure.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Monroe Township
Lucas Seavel
Gilligan Attacks Ohio Loan Scandal And Treasurers
Democrat John J. Gilligan blasted alleged state treasury loan problems as venal mispractice. He called for an independent probe into short term unsecured loans, cited possible Medicaid cuts for mental hospital patients, and warned ongoing Ohio issues beyond treasurer troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Cincinnati
Treasury Office
Roger Cloud
Michigan
Spen
Union Rubber Workers Hall
Treasury
Stolen Cigarettes Recovered After Market Break-In
Police recovered 65 cartons of cigarettes stolen from Liberal Market early today but three youths fled after tossing a concrete block through a plate glass window. A&P and Kroger stores were broken into in the past week. Officers Hall and Hess chased the trio in the market lot at 1:30 a.m. and found a broken south side window and a concrete block inside. Recovered cigarettes valued at 214.59 dollars.
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A&p
Kroger
Wayne Hall
Russell Hess
Go-Cart Field Fire Extinguished Near Grounds
Hamilton Overpeck firemen extinguished a large grass fire in a field near the Butler County Go-Cart grounds on Augspurger Road near Woodsdale at about 7 15 p m yesterday. Police said the cause was not determined and no property was damaged.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Augspurger Road
Woodsdale
John Mullins
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Mrs. Opal Metsker
M Spa
First State Bank
Lansing
Kan
River Claims
Hope
Graham
Mischley
Cincy Council
Ohioan
Glaser
Rogers Optical Dept
Central Ave
Perry
Perry Como
International Hotel
Las Vegas
New York
Como
St As Honey
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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