Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Florence areas
Mrs. Madge Cheatham 54 of Florence S C sister of Mrs Eugene Goecke Middletown died early today in Florence Services will be held at p m tomorrow at the Stouder miré Chapel Florence S C Mrs Carolyn Clark 42 of 1024 Hanover St died at 5 50 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital Arrangements are in complete at the Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel in Middletown and a brother Fred W of Louisville Ky Services for Mrs Vivian Jackson 48 of 828 Ninth Ave will be held at 1 pm tomorrow at the Bailey Funeral Home with the Rev Carson Arnold officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p m Mrs Jackson died Friday at Middletown Hospital Survivors include her husband Prentice two sons Robert Mayweather and Raymond Martin of Middletown and a sister Mrs Bonnie Bomar of Middletown
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Madge Cheatham
Florence
S.C
Eugene Goecke
Middletown
Stoudermiré Chapel
Carolyn Clark
Hanover St
Hall-Jordan
Vivian Jackson
Ninth Ave
Bailey Funeral Home
Carson Arnold
Woodside Cemetery
Services Held for Robert Eugene Ky at Broad Street Home
Services were held yesterday for Robert Eugene Ky 38 of 25 S Broad St. The iver Ky man apparently drowned Saturday in the Licking River near Covington when he jumped in to check the propeller of his cabin cruiser. A son Britt and a daughter Tammy survive.
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Robert Eugene Ky
S. Broad St
Iver Ky
Cross
Licking River
Covington
Britt
Tammy
Man Dies After Ankle Injury In Middletown
Wilbert Nettles aged 72 of 1230 Prospect Ave died at Middletown Hospital yesterday at 6 30 pm after an ankle injury from a fall. Emergency responders found him on a rear porch and attempted artificial respiration as his heart stopped. He had lived in Middletown 18 years and was a member of Tried Stone Baptist Church. Survived by wife Ophelia a son and a daughter. Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Wilbert Nettles
Prospect Ave
Middletown Hospital
Westerday
Mr. Nettles
Middletown
Stone Baptist Church
Otfelia
Bailey Funeral Home
Carlisle School Delays Remodeling Plans For Carlisle High
Carlisle Ohio. The school board votes to delay remodeling of Carlisle High for at least a year as bids exceed estimates. Only Oliver Steel Co bid to furnish about 200 window shades for 1541 dollars. Architect Stallsmith notes fewer bids due to busy summer schedules. The board plans to base remodeling on a new high school package and bids for the new school may go out in January.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High School
David Way
Oliver Steel Co
Spiceland
Ind
Frank Stallsmith
Cincinnati
Stallsmith
Way
Death of Lester Sexton in Los Angeles prompts services
Lester Sexton, 42, of California and brother of Thurman Sexton of Middletown, died at 4 30 a.m. today in Los Angeles after suffering a heart attack. He is survived by three other brothers Chester of Tennessee Eldon of Cincinnati and Orville of Kentucky and two sisters Mrs Robert Anderson of Cincinnati and Mrs Everett Crowley of Tennessee. Services and burials will be held Thursday in California.
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Lester Sexton
California
Thurman Sexton
Middletown
Los Angeles
Chester
Tennessee
Eldon
Cincinnati
Orville
Kentucky
Robert Anderson
Everett Crowley
Fraker Rites Held for Lebanon Resident Gene Fraker
Funeral services and burial for Gene E. Fraker age 35 of 320 Mechanic Street Lebanon will be in Knoxville Tennessee with Mann Mortuary handling arrangements. Fraker died Sunday from injuries received Saturday in a fall at his home surviving are his mother Mrs Elsie Fraker of Knoxville and a son and a daughter both in Tennessee
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Lebanon
Gene E. Fraker
Mechanic St
Knoxville
Tenn
Mann Mortuary
Harlan Johnson dies at 75 in Middletown Hospital
Harlan Johnson 75 of 9702 N Dixie Hwy died early today at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. He was a retired Wright Patterson Air Force Base guard. His remains are at Anglesby Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Franklin — Harlan Johnson
Dixie Hwy
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Anglesby Funeral Home
Jesse C Maxwell dies at 84 in Lebanon Ohio
Jesse C Maxwell 84 of 220 N Cherry St Lebanon died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Sunnyeald Lebanon son Warren Georgia sister Mrs Mary Albert Dayton seven grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday Oswalds Funeral Home burial South Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Jesse C. Maxwell
N. Cherry St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Charles Sunnyeald
Warren
Georgia
Mary Albert
Oswald
South Lebanon
Funeral services for Ernest F Neumeister at First Presbyterian
Ernest F Neumeister 15 son of Mrs Marietta Neumeister of 4073 Pennyroyal Road will be held at 11 am Thursday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Carl Seigwarth and Rev Herman McCoy officiating. Cremation will follow. Anglesby Funeral Home will be open tomorrow from 6 to 9 pm. The youth drowned Sunday while swimming alone in a farm pond near his home.
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In Ranklin
Ernest F. Neumeister
Marietta Neumeister
Pennyroyal Road
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Seigwarth
Herman McCoy
Anglesby
James A Snowden dies at 71 in Springboro home
James A. Snowden 71 of Bunnell Hill Road Springboro died early today at home after a brief illness. Survivors include his wife Hazel.
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James A. Snowden
Franklin James A. Snowden
Bunnell Hill Road
Springboro
Hazel
Anglesby
Commissioners Agenda Includes South End Plans
The City Commission will meet at 7 tonight to discuss authorizing a contract with Candeub and Fleissig of Newark to assist the Department of Community Development in creating a computerized timing basis for the planned downtown and South End Prospect programs. The agenda also includes two ordinances to authorize the purchase of property for the Miami Avenue extension.
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City Commission
Candeub and
Fleissig
Redevelopment Consulting Engineers
Newark
N. J
Department of Community Development
Miami Avenue
Canadian teen hitchhikes 2500 miles to comfort dying friend
Warren Cusack, 18, left Edmonton with $12 and a 44 pound pack June 20 to stay by Theodore Gibbs, 17, at Roswell Park Buffalo. Gibbs died Sunday after leukemia battled since January. Cusack, paying his way with blood donations and aid from others, returned home after a remarkable act of friendship.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Warren Cusack
Edmonton
Alberta
Cusack
Theodore
Theo’’ Gibbs
Gibbs
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Warren
Local Scout Jeffrey Elias Earns Eagle Rank
Jeffrey C. Elias aged 14 was presented the Eagle rank at a Troop 6 court of honor at the First United Methodist Church. He is a member of the Order of the Arrow and will attend Middletown Freshman High School this fall. He has served as troop scribe and patrol leader. Scoutmaster is William A Tyler with Edward Morris as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey C. Elias
James Elias
Riviera Drive
First United Methodist Church
Order of the Arrow
Middletown
Jeffrey
William A Tyler
Edward Morris
Permits Issued To Gina's Pizza Owners in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announces D-1 and D-2 carry-out liquor permits issued to Ann and Raymond J. Hummer doing business as Gina's Pizza at 616 S. Breiel Blvd. Columbus officials confirmed the action and address.
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Ann & Raymond J
Garbage Strike Hurdles Cleveland Transit Operations
In Cleveland an undetermined number of 1300 garbage collectors began a sick call strike amid a week-long transit union wildcat walkout. At least 20 refuse workers joined Local 1099 on the West Side, with fears of a city-wide shutdown as Mayor Stokes seeks mediation and contract talks continue with 13 unions.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Jin
West Side
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Amalgamated Transit Union Division 268
Cleveland Transit System
CTS
Beacon Journal offers 510000 in bomb case
Akron AP report says the Beacon Journal offers a 10000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the bomber who struck the home of executive editor Ben Maidenburg over the July fourth weekend. No injuries were reported though the blast caused about 10000 in damage and damaged a car valued at 4500. The pipe bomb entry damaged the garage ceiling and cracked a bedroom wall above.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Ben Maidenburg
Maidenburg
Maidenburgs
Ultraviolet Treatment Aims to Prevent Poultry Disease
Tel Aviv report says Prof Me lech Perek of the Hebrew University has developed an ultraviolet ray treatment intended to prevent Newcastle disease in poultry, a virus resembling bronchitis. The scientist stresses the treatment is preventive, not curative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Melech Perek
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
NEA's New Chief Vows Hard Line
San Francisco AP report says NEA president elect He len Bain a Tennessee English teacher vows stronger political activity for teachers. She states education is political and calls for professional negotiation laws in all states and adequate school financing, while supporting strikes when needed. Bain, 47, leads a 1.1 million member union.
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San Francisco
Helen Bain
National Education Association
NEA
Bain
Kiwanis Noon Meeting Guest Speakers at Manchester Inn
Mr and Mrs Howard Stalker will speak at the Kiwanis noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn on Thursday. Clifford Stearns serves as program chairman.
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Howard Stalker
Manchester Motor Inn
Clifford Stearns
Censorship Planned in Singapore on Imported Pop Songs
The Ministry of Culture will screen all imported pop song books to remove lyrics promoting drug use. A spokesman said the crackdown on pop records has begun to stamp out what the government terms the hippie culture.
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Singapore
Ministry of Culture
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Man
Gene Br. Fraker
Harlan Johnson
Ernest Neumeister
South End
Trillium
Lowe Paints
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Joseph Adamec
Theo
Beacon Journal
WR. U
Bat
Streifthaus
First Ave
Juliana Wilson
Juliana
James Wilson
Kiwanis
Norris Music
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Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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