Mrs. Marie Knorr Dies After 54 Years in Middletown
Marie Knorr 904 First Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after long residency here since 1910 she was 54 years a native of St Peters Indiana member of St Johns Church Golden Age Club Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St Johns and Catholic Ladies of Columbus survived by husband Frank died 1962 two daughters a son a sister nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren funeral arrangements set with Rosary and Requiem High Mass at St Johns burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Marie Knorr
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
St. Peters, Ind
Knorr
Middletown
St. John’s Church
The
Golden Age Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John’s
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
Frank
Robert C. Mers
Chicago
Earl Pressler
Ralph
Harriet Lancidel
Dayton
Schramm
St. John's Church
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E. Hanford St
Columbus
Franklin
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Taylor
Franklin High School
Alice Bruce
Glenn Taylor Sr
Eric
Garret
Larry
Beverly Lee
Dianne
Hamilton
Frank D. Bruce
Joseph Taylor
David Lee Taylor
Jean Stuktenborg
Miamisburg
Nee ‘Tie Taylor
Anglesby Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
First Baptist Church
Springboro
Springboro Man Carl Shurkowich Dies in Los Angeles
Carl Shurkowich, 45, husband of Elizabeth Stanton of Springboro, died earlier this week in Los Angeles. Funeral services were to be held there. He is survived by three sons and his parents Mr and Mrs Irwin Skurkowich of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs W E Stanton of Springboro. W W Stanton and wife will visit their daughter in Los Angeles starting Monday.
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Springboro
Carl Shurkowich
Elizabeth Stanton
Los Angeles
Tis
Irwin Skurkowich
W. E. Stanton
Obituaries for Mrs Edna Howell East and Mrs Barbara Schneider
Two local women aged 81 and 76, both of Ohio addresses, will be buried after funeral services. Edna Howell East of 627 Main St. has a funeral Monday at 10:30 a.m. Klaus Weigel handling arrangements. Barbara Schneider of 3169 Benninghofen Ave. has a funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m. Klaus Weigel handling arrangements.
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Edna Howell East
Main St
Klaus Weigel
Barbara Schneider
Benninghofen Ave
Ill Woman Treated After Sudden Illness at Home
Emma Marshall, 35, of 816 15th Ave., was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday after reportedly becoming ill at 2:21 p.m. The Fire Department emergency squad administered oxygen to the stricken woman and she was removed by Tri-County ambulance.
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Emma Marshall
15Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Fire Department
Tri-County
Tax hits 'em all anymore in Titusville
Crawford County seeks a $3 per capita tax from Titusville resident John Popeskie. The 19 month old boy received a tax notice, but city treasurer Norman J. Canada could not immediately explain why.
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Titusville, Pa
Crawford County
John Popeskie
Titusville
Johon
Norman J. Canada
John
Cleveland Board Wins School Case
A federal judge cleared the Cleveland School Board of charges of fostering segregation in new Glenville area schools. The ruling ends the NAACP suit alleging de segregation by moving Black pupils to three new schools and keeping White schools less crowded with available space.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland School Board
Mantly Negro Glenville
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S District Court
Grard E. Kalbfleisch
Kalbfleisch
NAACP
Taft Seeks Amendment on State Legislative Districts
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. proposes a constitutional amendment to permit states to base one house of their legislature on factors beyond population. He cites Supreme Court rulings as establishing population equality but argues for constitutional flexibility. The Ohio law currently assigns one representative per county in the House.
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Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Supreme Court
Taft
William ‘M. McCulloch
Buried Man Found As Caldwell Questioned
In Williamsburg Kentucky authorities investigate a man named Harold Arlo Caldwell after a body found near Corbin is identified as Caldwell. He is jailed in Kingston Tennessee for questioning while his mother reports a postmarked letter arriving June 25. Caldwell recalls picking up two hitchhikers and stopping at a Jellico tavern before memory fades.
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Williamsburg
Harold Arlo Caldwell
Caldwell
Kingston
Tenn
Corbin
Crossville
Dildraal
H Vilte Lard
Hartville
Whitley County
Dick Vermillion
Smithville
Firemen Douse 2 Auto Fires Early Morning
City firemen fought two auto fires minutes apart. They extinguished a blaze in a vehicle owned by James Hester of 621 Moore St at 5 41 a m when the fuel pump ignited. Damage was $100. A second fire at Florence and Sherman involved a 1958 model auto with an unknown owner, blamed on a cigarette and causing $100 damage.
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James Hester
Moore St
Florence and Sherman
DROWNS IN LAKE WAPAKONETA OHIO
Tim Finn aged 20 from Lima drowned in Lake Amanda near Wapakoneta Auglaize County while wading with two companions. He slipped into a deep hole along the lake edge and authorities said he did not surface.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Tim Finn
Robb Ave
Lima
Lake Amanda
Here
Auglaize County
Finn
NEA Integration Vote Heads For Bitter Loss
Five days of backstage maneuvering end today as the National Education Association takes a show down vote on desegregation. The motion to give all white teacher associations in 11 Southern states two years to integrate is expected to be defeated after a long debate. The fight centers on timing and pressure versus deadlines.
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Seattle
Wash
National Education Association
NEA
Ohio GOP Will Stick To Rhodes
Tokyo report: U S Ambassador Edwin Reischaue r returned to Japan after healing in Hawaii from a stab wound by a deranged Japanese youth. Reischaur, 53, called it a little accident and hoped it would not hurt Japanese American relations. Japanese officials gave him honored treatment upon arrival. A police escort rushed him to the U S Embassy.
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Tokyo
Edwin 0. Reischaur
Japan
Hawaii
Reischauer
U.S
Lausche Declines Pay Raise as Senate Passes Bill
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio says he will refuse the federal pay raise even if the House adopts the Senate version. He told the disbursing officer he does not want the increase, calling it erroneous and not in the country’s interest. The Senate then passed the bill 51 to 2 and sent it to the House.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
House
Senate
Lausche
Anthony Wayne Appraisal Falls in Sheriff’s Sale Effort
Capt. Bagley said no date set for a second attempt at the sheriff's sale of the building after last Friday's bidless attempt. A minimum of 183000 dollars was required to open bids, but the reap praisal shows only about 136000 dollars needed.
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Bagley
Wee Sheriff's
Rhodes says he would not accept GOP vice presidency
Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio rejects Barry Goldwater's mention of him as a potential running mate. He states he has never sought the VP slot and would decline if offered, while pledging to focus on job creation and industrial growth in Ohio.
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Columbus
Oho
James A. Rhodes
GOP
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Notable Dignitaries Die in Separate Cities
Marion South Carolina Col J Monroe Johnston former WWII director of the Office of Defense Transportation and retired Interstate Commerce Commission chairman dies at age indicated. Oxford England Professor Thomas Pomfret Kilner 73, famed for plastic surgery, dies. Denver Colorado Dr Earl C Bach 4 head of speech and drama at Loretto Heights College dies of heart attack.
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Marion
S.C
J. Monroe Johnston
Office
Office of Defense Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oxford
England
Thomas Pomfret Kilner
Denver
Colo
Earl C. Bach
Loretto Heights College and Drama
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