Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Citizens
Tony Kavicky 79 of 1201 Lind St died 2 40 p m at Middletown Hospital after long illness born in Czechoslovakia worked for Armco Steel 1913 1953 member National Slovak Society and St John s Church survived by wife Antonette sister Julia Hotarick Middletown brother Martin Czechoslovakia Mass 9 a m Monday St John s Church burial Woodside Cemetery call at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m Rosary 7 30 p m Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home Miamisburg arrangements incomplete
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Tony Kavicky
Lind St
Middletown Hospital
Kavicky
Czechoslovakia
Armco Steel Corp
National Solvak Society
St. John’s Church
Antoinette
Julia Hotarick
Middletown
Martin
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Alma C. Rau
Sherman Ave
Franklin Mrs Christine Hopkins 55 from Main Street
Christine Hopkins aged 55 of 633 North Main is listed in Franklin records in a community notice. The entry records her residence and age for local archival purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Christine Hopkins
N. Main St
Edward D Gregory 84 dead after heart attack in Franklin
Edward D Gregory 84 of 120 E Second St Franklin was dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He retired from Middletown Ice and Coal Co six years ago. Survived by brother Everett Franklin and sisters Mrs Laura Woods and Mrs Pearl Brown. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Anglesby Funeral Home Rev Eddie Bates officiating. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Funeral home hours today 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Edward D Gregory
E. Second St
Middletown Hospital
Gregory
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Everett
Laura Woods
Pearl Brown
Anglesby Funeral Home
Eddie Bates
Springboro Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Rachel Basford Held in Salt Lick
Services for 80 year old Mrs. Rachel Basford of Moorehead Kentucky, formerly of Middletown, will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Baptist Church in Salt Lick Kentucky. She died Tuesday in Moorehead. Surviving are her daughter Mrs. Fanny Basford of Middletown, son Will of Moorehead, three sisters, a brother and seven grandchildren.
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Rachel Basford
Moorehead
Middletown
Baptist Church
Salt Lick
Basford
Fanny Basford
Will
Obituary notices list local residents with upcoming services
Andrew Hill age 69 of 1735 N Derexa Drive has services at 9 30 a m tomorrow Webb. Mrs Cassie Ramsey age 77 of 321 Washington St has services. Isaac Himes age 86 of 411 Millikin St has services at 9 30 a m Saturday Webb. Charles Hansel age 27 of 351 Rockford Drive has services at 10 30 a m tomorrow Marshall Smith. Howard Eicher age 63 of Fairfield has private services tomorrow Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hill
N. Derexa Drive
Webb
Cassie Ramsey
Washington St
Isaac Himes
Millikin St
Charles Hansel
Rockford Drive
Marshall- Smith
Howard Eicher
Fairfield
Campbell
Muffler Noise Leads To Pot Rap
Two Middletown men were arrested after police halted their car on a loud muffler complaint. Jettie H. Bailey, 21, of 1207 Elm St, and James Sims, 23, of 1012 Hanover Ave, both of Middletown, were charged with narcotics offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Jettie H., Bailey
Elm St
James ©. Sims
Hanover Ave
Mid
Alataun
Jerry Rubin Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct
Chicago AP report states Jerry C Rubin, previously convicted on federal charges for crossing state lines to seize riot, pleaded guilty to state disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $2,000, with concurrent timing to a prior disorderly conduct sentence. four others faced charges and fines, and some were released on bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jerry C Rubin
Sims
Rubin
Miner i, Wilson
Alexandria
Criminal Probe Asked In School Retirement
Franklin County Prosecutor C Howard Johnson urged seating a special grand jury to probe irregularities in the School Employees Retirement System based on State Auditor Roger Clouds report. He warned up to 40 witnesses may testify. The inquiry centers on misrepresentations and illicit loans tied to former SERS officials and Crofters Inc involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
C. Howard Johnson
SERS
Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Special Grand Jury
Roger Cloud
James B. Lore
Cloud
Gerald Donahue
Attorney General
Sidney Griffith
Harry Groban
Crofters, Inc
Wildlife Fund names first woman member
In Morges Switzerland AP Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands is elected the first woman member of the World Wildlife Fund board. The board president is Prince Bernhard. other members include Prince Philip. The fund aims to raise money to create nature reserves and protect endangered animals and birds. The election occurred on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morges
Switzerland
World Wildlife Fund
Beatrix of
Netherlands
I.s
Prince Bernhard
Prince Philip
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Chlorine Gas Sickness Hits 27 At Sandpiper Swim Club
Springfield Ohio AP reports 27 people overcame by escaping chlorine gas at the Sandpiper Swim Club. Twenty five released after Mercy Medical Center treatment while two children remain in fair condition. Officials say two chlorinators faulty caused gas release. club evacuated and health department closed premises for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Sandpiper
Mercy Medical Center
Medical Font
Cynthia DeWitt
Mercury poisoning eyed as bald eagle danger grows
Interior Department officials warn mercury compounds threaten the bald eagle beyond pesticides. Research near Laurel Maryland will test two dead eagles for mercury absorbed from fish. Great Lakes contamination cited with Canada and U S industries contributing up to 750000 pounds yearly. Earlier, dieldrin pesticide poisoning was detected in eagles last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Wisconsin
Laurel
Minnesota
Eugene Dustnnoni
Great Lakes
Canada
United States
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Coded addresses mail speeds eyed by postal study
The Post Office and researchers explore abbreviated addresses to speed mail, noting LSM operators read addresses at 60 letters a minute and must recall numeric codes. Experiments consider shorter work cycles, variable sorting speeds, and voice or television aided sorting to reduce mental load.
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Washington
LSM
National Bureau of Standards
Post Office
Area Students Perform In MU Music Workshop
Fourteen area students join Miami University music workshop in Oxford. From Jamestown Jamaica Road and Crescent Lane to Moreland Drive participants gather for orchestra chorus and band units. The program runs Sunday with concerts at 1 30 p m under George Seltzer and John C Wabrick, followed by chorus at 2 30 and band at 3 30 led by Nicholas A. Recchia and others.
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Lake Ave
George Seltzer
Miami
Univercituru Sumphar
John C. Wabrick
Nicholas A 2Eecia
Kanas
Susan J. Doi
Fisher Ave
Karen Berneman
Highview Road
Samuel C Minge
Grand
Marilyn J. McIntosh
Milton End
William
McIntosh
Milton Road
Trenton
Chris H. En
Hyena Eats Tire Rubber At Malawi Airport
In Blantyre Malawi AP reports a car owner found large ragged holes punched through two tires while parked at Mlange airport. Experts from a major tire maker examined the damage and concluded the holes were partly eaten by a hungry hyena.
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Blantyre
Malawi
Mlange
Ohioan Gets Electric Chair For Murder
Ernest Borders, 24, of Cleveland, convicted of first degree murder in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court and sentenced to die in the electric chair on November 19. A six member jury deliberated six hours before a guilty verdict without mercy. Judge Joseph Nahra imposed the sentence for the Thanksgiving shooting death of Marvin Bell, 20, in the General Motors Fisher Body Plant parking lot. A co-defendant, Larry Kincaid, was killed last February in a gun battle with police. A third man, Aaron Williams, is being sought.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Ernest Borders
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Merley
Joseph Nahra
Borders
Marvin Bell
General Motors Corp
Fisher
Larry Kincaid
Aaron Williams
Stolen Whisky Recovered At Local Hotel Break-in
A resident of the U.S. Hotels court this morning to answer a charge of intoxication after officers searched his room last night. Police found one of two whisky bottles reported taken from the Horseshoe Bar in the same building. Cashier reported $13.13 missing and two whisky bottles from the backbar.
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U.S
Four Thousand Expected At Summer Institute Meet
Nearly 4,000 people are expected to attend the summer meeting of the American Institute of Cooperation at Ohio State University August 25. The conference will focus on cooperative education and the role of cooperatives in rural development community affairs and environmental control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
American Institute of Cooperation
Ohio State University
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Mrs
Alma Rau
Gephart-Schmidt Funeral Home
Miamisburg
Edward D. Gregory
Jerry Rubin
Donald Fleming
Columbia Station
Lorain County
Louis
Lorain
Wildwood Lake
Flemings
Middle Town
America
Laura L. Lower
Linwood Road
Susan G. Runyon
Julie Drive
Ted H Williams
Martz
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Felicia Warburg Sarnoff
New York
State Supreme Court
Frederick Backer
Robert Sarnoff
RCA Corp
Roosevelt
Grand Ave
Redwood
BER Cimere
Interbank
Bankamericarq
Moon Hi
Gross Lumber CO
Carlisle
Decostone
McGee's
Vannest
Manchester Rd
Grand & Gideon
Vail
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
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