Deaths And Funerals Murray Johnson and others
Murray Shartle Johnson 68 of 2528 Tytus Ave died yesterday at the VA Hospital Chillicothe after a three year illness He was a WWI veteran and self employed electrical contractor and auto parts dealer Surviving include wife Amelia daughter Lorraine Johnson Meinecke three brothers two sisters and two grandchildren Memorial and burial arrangements are listed along with calling hours and fraternal lodge services Also noted are deaths of Mary Bowman 89 and several brief funeral notices for Helen Getz Walter Campbell Eldon Green with service times and locations appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Johnson
Murray Shartle Johnson
Tytus Ave
Chillicothe
West Middletown
Johnson
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Middletown
Amelia
Lorraine Johnson Meinecke
Chicago
Raymond
Richard
Charles
Dayton
Marie Pierson
Ethel Bergen
Lebanon
McCoy-Leffler
Robert McNamara
Elk Creek Cemetery
Death of Everett Morris aged 62 in Middletown
Everett Eldridge Morris 62 formerly of Middletown died at 11:35 a.m. yesterday in Middletown Hospital after 13 years of ill health. A native of Middletown he worked 33 years in Armcos galvanizing dept retiring in 1955. Survived by wife Bertha two sons Donald Franklin and Robert Middletown a daughter Juanita Morris three sisters Betty Benjamin Elsie Roth Rose Ellen Johnson and one grandchild. Funeral services will be Monday at
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Everett Eldridge Morris
S. Sutphin St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Armco
Bertha
Donald
Franklin
Robert
Juanita Morris
Betty Benjamin
van Nuys
Calif
Elsie Roth
Rose Ellen Johnson
Actress Anne Nagel Dies at 50 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Anne Nagel a longtime movie heroine in adventures mysteries and comedies died Wednesday after prior surgery and illness Carmelita Geraldy Wilson 65 supporting actress in late 1920s films died Thursday apparently of a heart attack Mrs Wilson widow of Carey Wilson writer and producer for Metro Goldwyn Mayer born in Rushville Indiana
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Hollywood
Calif
Anne Nagel
New York
Carmelita Geraldy Wilson
Wilson
Carey Wilson
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rushville
Ind
Ten Injured In Three Traffic Accidents
Ten persons were injured in three traffic accidents investigated yesterday by the highway patrol. A LaGrange Indiana family of three remained in good condition at Middletown Hospital after their Rt. 123 collision with a telephone truck driven by Richard Schall of Miamisburg. Mrs Ida Fultz suffered lacerations. Otis Fultz, scalp wounds and contusions. Gaythel Fultz, multiple abrasions and facial injuries. Schall was cited for failure to yield. Six others were treated at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a two car crash on Rt. 747 at Millikin Road near 9:20 p.m. Helen Kessling, Leora McCord, Josephine Kessling, Pam Sizemore, Thomas Little and Deana Flinchum were listed with various injuries.
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Highway Patrol
LaGrange
Ind
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 123
Robinson Vail Road
Ida Fultz
Otis
Gaythel
Morehead
Richard Schall
Miamisburg
Schall
Fultz
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Millikin Road
Helen Kessling
Mon Ave
Westby
Millikin
Leora McCord
Dimmick Road
West Chester
McCord
Motorcycle Crash Injures 17YearOld in Franklin
A 17 year old Franklin youth was treated for a lacerated left leg after a motorcycle was hit by a car at 6 10 p m on Shaker Road at Todd Road Donald Cornett 17 of 4052 Red Lion Road charged with failure to yield was westbound on Todd Road and pulled into the path of a car driven by Judith A Hays 24 of 4996 Manchester Road Franklin
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Franklin
Yesteday
Shaker Road
Todd Road
Donald Cornett
Red Lion Road
Judith A. Hays
Manchester Road
Health Cards for Crippled Children Camp Required
Health certificates for campers attending the Crippled Children’s Camp at Camp Campbell Gard must be mailed by Tuesday to the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. About 50 children aged 7 to 14 will attend the camp opening Sunday July 17 at 2 pm and closing Saturday July 23 at 10 am. Campers should bring bedding, clothes, shoes, swimsuit, toiletries, and any medicine to the health nurse. Despite full quota, late applications may be considered if cancellations occur. The camp is funded by Rotary Clubs of Hamilton, Middletown, and Oxford.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Augspurger Road
Butler County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Ludlow St
Hamilton
The
Society
Middletown
Oxford
Rotary Clubs
Byrd Remains In Deep Coma In Virginia Home
Former U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd, 79, stayed in a deep coma at his Perryville home with no change in condition. His son Richard E Byrd said the coma stems from a malignant brain tumor and recovery is unlikely. Byrd, Virginia governor and long-time senator, retired last year after 32 years in the Senate. His other son Harry F Byrd Jr. rushed to his bedside from the campaign trail.
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Perryville
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Richard E Byrd
Harry F. Byrd Jr
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlotesville
Injured in Middletown Auto Accidents Reported
Two separate accidents left two people with minor injuries. Karen Cooper, 4, was treated after a crash on S Main Street and Weaver Avenue at 1 40 p.m. involving an auto driven by Hudson of 2220 Grand Ave. Gary Begley, 16, was treated for leg and arm cuts after a motorcycle collision with William Zumbahlen’s car near Smith Park at 7 53 p.m. Damages totaled 375 dollars.
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Middletown
Karen Cooper
Weaver Ave
Middletown Hospital
Hudson
Grand Ave
S. Main Street
Weaver Avenue
Gary Begley
Florfice St
Begley
William Zumbahlen
Queen Ave
Smith Park
Kay Wallace
Arnold Drive
Samuel Coccia
Circle Drive
Heinkel Road
Creekview Drive
Coccia
Linda Seiller
Tytus Ave
Winford Lacey
Superior Ave
S. Sutphin St
Two Boys Cited In Mail Theft Case
Two six year old boys were reprimanded yesterday by sheriff's deputies for allegedly removing mail from mailboxes and destroying it. Three Eck Road residents reported missing mail later found torn apart. Deputies found the youths who reportedly admitted the theft but gave no explanation for their actions.
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Eck Road
Police Briefs Arrest at Sunset Park for Intoxication Fireworks
Walter D. Dobzynecki 18 of 1001 Young St was arrested at Sunset Park at 8:45 p m yesterday charged with intoxication and discharging fireworks. At 1:30 a m today vandals ignited barricades along a construction site at Goldman Park.
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Walter D. Dobzynecki
Young St
Sunset Park
Goldman Park
Woman seeks 869000 for 26 years work in estate suit
Louise Buddo of Hamilton seeks $869000 from Paul A Baden the executor of John Haf estate for nursing care housekeeping and other services from 1940 to 1966. She alleges 26 years of unpaid labor at five dollars per day then fifteen dollars per day after 1940. The petition filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court Thursday requests the amount and interest.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common
Spe- Pleas
John Haf
Louise Buddo
O Ave
Paul A. Baden
Petition filed in Harding letters suit expands defendants
An amended petition in a $1 million case over Warren G. Harding letters adds the New York Times and Ohio Historical Society trustee Glenn Thompson as defendants. Dr. George T. Harding III, representing the Harding heirs, alleges rights to the letters and seeks to stop publication and distribution of the letters and copies, claiming harm from prior newspaper excerpts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Warren G. Harding
New York Times
The
Ohio Historical Society
George T. Harding III
Worthington
Common Pleas Court
Kenneth W. Duckett
Westerville
Historical Society
Francis Russell
Columbus
Boston
American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc
Glenn Thompson
Dayton
Harding
Curie Phillips
Marion
Ohio
Isabelle Mathee
Phillips
Hardings
Thompson
Duckett
Deadline Set for Middletown Color Slide Contest
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce and Middletown Camera Club announce a color slide contest. Open to all amateur photographers, declaration of intent is due by July 15 and slides must be submitted by August 1. Only standard 35 mm horizontal slides accepted. Judging in early August. winners announced August 24. Winning slides become Chamber property.
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Middletown
U.S.A
Beckwith
Davidson
Photo
Poverty War A Sham Battle GOP Charges
Republicans accuse the anti poverty program of being a sham war and call for drastic reform. The GOP Coordinating Committee urges revamping the Office of Economic Opportunity expanding accountability and increasing state and private role while prioritizing aid to poor families and children.
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Gop
Washington
GOP Coordinating Committee
National Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Parrish
Iup
Coed Editor Faces New Contempt Trial in Oregon
Annett Buchanan, University of Oregon student editor, seeks a new contempt trial after conviction for refusing to identify sources to a grand jury. Attorney Arthur Johnson said a motion for a new trial will be filed, potentially leading to an Oregon Supreme Court appeal. Buchanan, 20, Seattle, was fined $500 after refusing to name interviewees for a marijuana campus story.
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Eugene
Ore
Annettte Buchanan
University
Oregon
Arthur Johnson
Oregon Supreme Court
University of Oregon
Harrison County Officials Owe County $20 000
An audit report says Harrison County Commissioners and County Auditor owe the county nearly 20 thousand dollars for uncollected election costs from 1961 to 1965 and for misapplied dog and kennel, mobile home, and inheritance tax charges. Auditor Francis R. Parrish is named in the findings.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Harrison
Francis R. Parrish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford D. Stearns
Gratis
Mary Bowman
Thomas A. Schultz
First Brethren Church
Fairview Cemetery
Helen E. Getz
Webb
Walter James Campbell
Somerville Road
Eldon Green
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Everett Morris
Betwee
Lake Michigan
Patricia Blough
Ann Miller
Renee Bruhl
Indiana Dunes State Ark
Harry Byrd
Neldonn EY
Harrison County
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
LS A
Rea
NTU Et
Cloudhopper
Carmelettes
Styles
Spalding
Central Ave
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