Deaths And Funerals William Huff 90
William Huff 90 of 1328 Manchester Ave died 3 30 am at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after two weeks as a patient. The Middletown fixture known as the lawyer with Our portfolio rose from a Kentucky circus court clerk in Booneville 1914 1920. Surviving two sons a step son two daughters a stepdaughter 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 1030 pm at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2 7 and 9 pm.
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William Huff
Manchester Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Huff
Middletown
Booneville
Adam
San Bernadino
Calif
Henry
Battle Creek
Mich
Earl Meeks
Lula Birdsong
Maude Huff
Reva Carroll
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Services for Maggie Lynch in Waynesville tomorrow
The 68 year old Maggie Lynch of Waynesville will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home. Burial follows at Miami Cemetery in Corwin. Friends may call today from 2 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Waynesville
Maggie Lynch
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Obituary Notice for Ira Miller 92 Middletown Resident
Ira Miller 92, of 1500 Woodlawn Ave, pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 5 45 pm yesterday after six months illness. Born in Franklin, long time Middletown area resident, former Armco Steel stainless steel department employee 1909 1942. Survived by three sisters Myrtle Schrock Trenton Blanche Garwood Wolf Point Mont Mae Penrod Dayton. Services 10 am Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bergdall, burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Ira Miller
Woodlawn Avé
Middletown Hospital
Miller
Armco Steel Corp
Stainless Steel
Franklin
Middletown Area
Mary
Myrtle Schrock
Trenton
Blanche Garwood
Wolf Point
Mont
Mae Penrod
Mrs Devona H Campbell services in Eaton
Funeral services for Mrs Devona H Campbell 54 of Camden Rt 1 are set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Congregational Christian Church Eaton with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton Friends may call at Girton Schmidt Memorial Home Eaton today after 2 p m She is survived by her husband Wallace and a son Keith both at home
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Camden
Devona H. Campbell
Camden Rt. 1
Congregational Christian Church
Eaton
Mound Hill Cemetery
Girton-Schmidt
Campbell
Cleveland Curi
Wallace
Keith
Henry L. Smith Dies of Apparent Heart Attack in Middletown
Henry L. Smith 56 of 617 Lew is Pace collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack yesterday while talking to Carl Peyton in an alley behind 802 15th Ave. He was pronounced dead at 7 p.m. at Middletown Hospital. Smith worked in the Gardner Division of Diamond National Corp and was a Bethel AME Church member. He was born in Autauga County Alabama and lived in Middletown 22 years. Surviving: wife Willie two children Will of Montgomery and Dorothy Houser of Alabama two foster daughters Irene and Eileen Williams and sister Bertha Jackson of Columbus Georgia. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Henry L. Smith
Lewis Pace
15Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Smith
Carl Peyton
15Th Avenue
Mr. Smith
Bethel Ame Church
Gardner Division
Diamond National Corp
Autauga County
Ala
Middletown
Willie
Will
Montgomery
Dorothy Houser
Alabama
Irene
Eileen Williams
Bertha Jackson
Columbus
Bailey Funeral Home
Death of Samuel E. Chapman in Hamilton
Samuel E. Chapman aged 67 of Hamilton died at 2 30 p m yesterday at Mercy Hospital. Survived by wife Gladys two sons Homer Fairfield and Harry Hamilton and four grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Monday at Proesche Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Bethany. Home viewing Sunday from 4 to 9 p m.
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Samuel E. Chapman
Hamilton
Charles
Leland Chapman
Bethany
Mercy Hospital
Gladys
Homer
Fairfield
Harry
Spring Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary notices for Thornhill and Daily
Band leader Claude Martin Thornhill 56 died at home after a heart attack. Illinois Supreme Court Justice Joseph E Daily 77 died in a Chicago hospital after surgery.
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Caldwell
Claude Martin Thornhill
Chicago
Joseph E. Daily
Illinois Supreme Court
Obituary Notices for Sam Chapman and Anna Leither
Sam Chapman aged 67 of 2120 Pleasant Ave. is listed for a 2 p.m. Monday service. Mrs Anna Leither, 79 of 1890 Hancock Ave., has a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow at St Veronica's Church.
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Sam Chapman
Pleasant Ave
Anna Leither
Hancock Ave
St Veronica's Church
Independence Hall Draws Thousands for Weekend Tours
In Philadelphia crowds gather at Independence Hall on Chestnut Street where the Declaration was signed 189 years ago. U S Attorney General Nicholas de Katzenbach will speak at Monday ceremonies commemorating the 1776 summer events. The Liberty Bell hangs in the hall, mute after a long crack, and the building served as capitol during the Revolution and later for Articles of Confederation drafting and the 1787 Constitution.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Independence Hall
George Wash
Ington
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Nicholas de Katzenbach
Pennsylvania
Jobless Rate Edges Up In June Amid Stable Downturn
The unemployment rate rose to 4.7 percent in June from 4.6 percent in May, with women up and men slightly down. Teen unemployment remains high, while total nonfarm employment reached a record 67,459,000, about 500,000 higher than May and 1.9 million above a year ago. Agricultural employment fell about 300,000, and total unemployment stood at 4,287,000.
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Labor Department
Aeronca Report Wins Merit Award in 1964 Survey
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp received a Merit Award from Financial World for its 16 page annual report. The designation cited content design and typography from over 5000 entries. The report, supervised by J Knight Goodman and prepared under S J Kuderer, features analyses of activities plans and major product pictures.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Financial World
Aeronca
Richard 4. Anderson
S. J. Kuderer
FBI Names New Area Boss in Southern Ohio
Southern Ohio's FBI chief William B. Soyars Jr. arrives to oversee 42 counties and 7 million residents. He notes the district's strength and vows no horses or togas in this region while stressing a strong fight against bank robbers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
FBI
William B. Soyars Jr
Soyars
Arizona
Phoenix
Provincetown Beats Beatniks Ban Debate in Cape Cod Town
Provincetown Massachusetts struggles with a petition to ban beatniks as townsfolk fail to define the term legally. Town officials tabled the measure amid lines about a rising summer influx labeled beat by locals. Residents describe beatniks as freeloading visitors from New York and Boston who arrive with little and avoid work or bathing.
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Cape Cod
William McCaffrey
Evelyn Bent
Provincetown Advocate
Greenwich Village
Boston
McCaffrey
Silver Shirt Founder Pelley Is Dead At 75
William Dudley Pelley, author, editor, and founder of the Silver Shirt League, died at 75 in Indiana. He was convicted of sedition in 1942 for propaganda aiding the Nazi party and served time in Terre Haute penitentiary. He founded the Asheville based group after 1933 and was paroled in 1950.
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Noblesville, Ind
William Dudley Pelley
Pelley
Indianapolis
Galilean
Silver Shirt League
Asheville
Adolph Hitler
Germany
United States
Terre Haute
Shrine plans rise as old State House gains revival
The city bought the building for $70,000 in 1818 and in 1824 the Marquis de Lafayette visited the United States prompting a push to restore the site as a shrine. Today the structure is part of Independence National Historical Park and is maintained by the government.
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State House
William Penn
Marquis de Lafayette
United States
Old State House
Independence National Historical Park
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ESON
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Central Ave
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John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
Washington
J. Knight Goodman
Ed D. Mason
the Dispatch
University of North Carolina
Richmond
Marine Corps
W. B. Soyars JR
Provincetown. Mass
Provincetown
New York
Rogers
Optical Dept
Silver Shirt
Butler County
Wilbur E. Beach
Middle Point
Viola Florence Hammel
Viola Fiorence Gerlack
Elizabeth Louise Gerlack
Minor
Viola Fiorence Hammel
John C. Berch
Mary Fench
John C. Beach
Mary F. Beach
Durbin E. Beach
Madison Township
Hetzier Road
John Hepting
Jonn Hepting
Hetzler Road
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Dodds Monuments
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