Deaths and Funerals L A Waldner City Leader Dies
Louis A Waldner Sr 75 longtime Middletown city manager and builder died suddenly at home. A WWI veteran active in Masonic and scouting circles, he led Middletown during early traffic lights water works and zoning. Survived by wife Lois two sons two daughters two sisters two brothers and numerous grandchildren. Services Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with a 7:30 p.m. Masonic service. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Louis A. Waldner Sr
Middletownity
Waldnner Construction Co
11Th Ave
Asmand
Waldner
Middletown
Lois
Louis A. Jr
Harry E
Dorothy Hertwig
Torrence
Calif
Jeanne Reynolds
Rolling Hills
Margaretha Waldner
Helen Heller
Ashland
Frank
Harold
McCoy-Leffler
Robert Ward
Woodside Cemetery
Ira Noble Morrow 75 dies after hospital stay
Ira Noble Morrow of Pleasant Plain Rt 1 died at 11 30 am yesterday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington where he had been a patient since June 20 He was employed by Armco Steel Corp at Middletown Works from 1929 to 1955 Surviving are his wife Della six daughters Anna Lickliter Mabel Lawson Sarah Hanes Rhoda Hitte Betty Farthing and Kate Thompson all listed with different towns including Franklin Germantown Hamilton Fontana Calif.
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Morrow
Ira Noble
Pleasant Plain
Rt. 1
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Noble
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Works
Della
Anna Lickliter
Mabel Lawson
Franklin
Sarah Hanes
Rhoda Hitte
Germantown
Betty Farthing
Hamilton
Kate Thompson
Fontanta
Calif
Open House for Miami Valley Memory Gardens Mausoleum
A two day open house on Saturday and Sunday July 10 and 11 marks the tenth anniversary of the Miami Valley Memory Gardens Cemetery. The new chapel mausoleum on State Route 48 ten miles east of Middletown is touted as unique in southwest Ohio with pink granite exterior and Italian marble interiors. Officials note perpetual care, a modern credit plan, and shifting preferences toward above ground mausoleums as reasons for growth and interest in the facility.
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Middletown
Italy
Sam W. McCleskey
America
Miami Valley Memory Garden
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Cemtery
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Revco expected to gain Gallaher Drug Co control
Dayton area deal would give Revco D S Inc majority stake in Gallaher Drug Co at noon today. About 81,000 shares total valued at $30 each, totaling roughly $2.5 million. Trust held 61,900 shares. Winters National Bank administers. Winters wrote Gallaher holders June 11 offering $30 a share. Press conference planned within a week. Cleveland based Revco has long pursued the purchase.
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Dayton
Revco D.S. Inc
Cleveland
Gallaher Drug Co
Gallaher
Winters National Bank & Trust Co
Winters
Revco
Brother of Truman Dies in Missouri Suburb
J. Vivian Truman, brother of former president Harry S. Truman, died Thursday at his home in Grandview Missouri. He was 79 and a retired farmer and former district director of the Federal Housing Administration in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
J. Vivian Truman
Harry §. Truman
Grandview
Truman
Federal Housing Administration
Funeral services for Middletown family patriarch noted
Six sons Harold Noah and Irvin of Middletown Henry of Blanchester Ray of Trenton and Jerome of Franklin 42 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren are listed. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Yale Funeral Home with burial at Edwardsville Cemetery. Friends may visit Sunday after 2 p.m.
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Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Harold
Noah
Irvin
Middletown
Henry
Blanchester
Ray
Trenton
Jerome
Franklin
Yale Funeral Home
Edwardsville Cemetery
Funeral
Obituaries and funeral notices for four individuals
Elizabeth Bailey of Dunlap age 90. services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Joseph Welk age 66 formerly of Hamilton. services today. Ann Stuckey age 48 of 1192 James Road. services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Helen Schaeffer of Fairfield. services at 10 a.m. Monday.
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Elizabeth Bailey
Dunlap
Young
Joseph Welk
Hamilton
Cahill
Ann Stuckey
James Road
Webb
Helen Schaeffer
Fairfield
Colligan
Notable deaths listed in brief AP dispatches
SEATTLE Charles Pierce 64 retired rear admiral and head of the International Hydrographic Bureau died of a heart attack in Myrtle Creek Oregon while on vacation. FLORENCE T S Stribling 84 author of The Store and 1933 Pulitzer winner died in a rest home. DULUTH John R Van Horn 79 retired associate publisher of the Duluth News Tribune and Herald died in Clearwater Florida after a heart attack. WASHINGTON Neil Carothers 80 retired economist and writer died in suburban Annandale Virginia.
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Seattle
Charles Pierce
Coast and Geodetic Survey
International Hydrographic Bureau
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Florence
Ala
T.S Stribling
Duluth
Clearwater, Fla
Chesty Puller says he wants to fight again at 67
Retired Marine Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Puller seeks reactivation and criticizes U.S. actions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. Marine Commandant Greene denies revival, citing no current need. Puller cites guerrilla warfare experience and argues for a focused, aggressive approach to win.
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Tom Pendergast Saluda
Lewis B
Chesty) Puller
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United States
Marine Corps
Haiti
Nicaragua
Pacific
Korea
Washington
Wallace M. Greene
Puller
Santo Domingo
U.S. Navy
Ho Chi Minh
Chipmunks bite two boys. authorities test pets
Two boys, David Yoder 13 from 6675 Evelyn Drive and Bryant Griffin 10 from Titusville Florida, were treated and released at Middleown Hospital yesterday after being bitten by chipmunks. Dog Warden Carl Creach said the boys captured several chipmunks at Smith Park and brought them home. he will keep the animals to check for rabies.
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Middleown Hospital
David Yoder
Evelyn Drive
Bryant Griffin
Titusville
Fla
Carl Creach
Smith Park
Creach
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Butler County
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Masonic Lodge
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York Cross of Honour
York Rite of Freemasonry
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
RAM
Sertoma Club
Gift of Roses
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Red Cross of Constantine
Lucy Roebuck
Lucy A. Roebuck
Sutphin Sr
Middletown Hospital
Roebuck
City
Roy Bob
Ed Davidson
Paul Cole
David Coyle
Mexico
Louis A. Waldner
DODDS
Verity Phay
14 Ave
Wm. Schaeffer
Schomer
Central
DIAL
Our New Chapel
Ohio
The
Association
National Bank of Dayton
Miami Valley’ Association
Winter's Bank
Gallaher Drug Sale
Neil Carothers
Annandale
Chesty
Tidewater
Associated Press
Air Force
Caesar
Hanoi
Rogers
Optical Dept
Central Ave
Carmelieres
Carmellettes
Styles
Straw
Spalding
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