Deaths and Funerals Rae Leedom Armco Ad Manager
Rae K Leedom 3109 Sheldon Road Middletown Ohio died at Middletown Hospital at 1 p m after three months illness. He joined Armco Steel in 1934 rising to advertising manager in 1956 and won industry awards. Services Thursday 10 am at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Call times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae K. Leedom
Sheldon Road
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Leedom
Armco
Dayton
Army
Metal Products
Nunley Rites Held for Columbia Man Robert Murphy Nunley
Funeral services for Robert Murphy Nunley 44 a resident of Columbia S C will be held in Middletown and burial in Florence S C He was born in Middletown son of Betty Nunley Franklin and William Nunley Newport Richey Fla He is survived by his wife Hattie a son Robert Jr two brothers Ralph and David and other relatives Memorials may be sent to the Middletown R Cancer Society amid no visitation plans
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Robert Murphy Nunley
Columbia
S. C
Middletown
Betty Nunley
Franklin
William Nunley
Newport Richey, Fla
Florence
Obituary notices for Roy L. Hardin Jr and Mamie Wilson Smith
Roy L. Hardin Jr 36 of 3617 Vannest Ave died at Middletown Hospital after 18 months of ill health. Employer Armzo Steel Corp in power dept since 1959 former owner of Hardins Radio TV Shop survived by wife Phyllis a son and a daughter both at home mother Opal Mrs Mamie Smith 84 of 4600 Moore Road died at Carlisle Nursing Home where she had been a patient since Jan 29. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at McCoy Christian Science reader officiating burial tomorrow 7 9 p.m.
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Roy L. Hardin Jr
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Hardin
Armzo Steel Corp
Phyllis
Roy L. Il
Chip
Kimberly
Opal
Mamie Wilson Smith
Moore Road
Carlisle Nursing Home
Death notices for Mary Dattilo and Joseph Fresia
Mrs Mary Dattilo 78 of 40 Lawn Ave died with funeral mass set for 11 a m tomorrow at St Marys Church Joseph Fresia 77 of St Petersburg formerly Hamilton ill will have a 9 30 a m funeral mass tomorrow at St Josephs Church
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Mary Dattilo
Lawn Ave
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Fresia
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hamilton
St. Joseph's Church
Narcotics Stolen From Md Office On Main Street
Burglars took narcotics and other items from Dr Mildred Snyder's office at 126 S. Main St. They entered via a window, tearing the screen and forcing the lock. Missing were diet pills, narcotic medicine, 20 candy bars valued at 36 dollars. An attempted break in at the Community Center on Lafayette Ave failed due to a door lock.
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S. Main Street
Mildred Snyder
S. Main St
Lafayette Avenue
Study Grant Offered To Hamilton For Waste Water Plant
A grant of 241804 from the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration would cover 75 percent of a Hamilton study and would fund the rest with 80000 from the city. The research aims to convert digesters to digest sludge with oxygen demanding micro organisms and redesign plant operations to curb odors affecting Lindenwald and West Side residents.
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Hamilton
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Richard A. Vanderhoof
Irector
Ohio River Basin
Lindenwald
West Side
Fire Runs at 518 Crawford St Injures 72-Year-Old
Fire crews responded yesterday at 3 15 p m to 518 Crawford Street where Frank Tunstall aged 72 suffered severe chest pains and was transported to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Crawford St
Frank Tunstall
Middletown Hospital
City and Local Club Meetings Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday
Community groups list meetings across city venues including City Building Sertoma Club Elk Creek Grange and various posts and lodges. Activities span post 3809 Doty House Parents Without Partners Lemon Monroe High School bands and hobby clubs with times from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Various organizations meet at churches schools motels and halls.
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Lemon - Monroe _ Band Boosters
Lemon- Monroe High School
Sportsmen’s Club
National Association of Letter Carriers
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown Board of Realtors
Traders Club
Parkway
Golden Age Club
Mary Etta
Hunter Clark Vfw Post
Young
Middletown Historical Society
Central School
FOP Lodge
Middletown Camera Club
Civic Association
Al-Anon Family Group
Hearing Continued For 2 In Ciney Suit Theft
A preliminary hearing in Hamilton Municipal Court was continued for Lou Steele and Robert Burns, both of 1267 Black Road, charged with receiving and concealing stolen property. Detectives found 43 suits and two pairs of slacks at the Spider Web Cafe after a raid linked to a July 4 Nadler Orlik burglary near Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Lou Steele
Robert Burns
Black Road
Steele
Burns
U. S. 27
Millville
Cincinnati
Butler County
Nadler - Orlik
Western Hills’ Plaza
Cincinnati Police Department
Kidnapping Suspected After Karen Cooney Vanishes
Karen Sue Cooney, 15, disappeared from her rural Corry Pennsylvania home after she screamed. Police and volunteers searched 150 acres with bloodhounds and a helicopter planned. FBI monitoring the case as state police consider kidnapping likely despite no car seen in the area.
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Karen
New York Line
FBI
Cooney Farm
Pennsylvania 426
Middletown man the subject of multiple prior felonies
A Middletown man, 57, Jack W. Singleton, was sentenced to one to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary on three counts of larceny by trick. He received concurrent sentences after pleading guilty in Hamilton County Criminal Court. Singleton’s long record includes forgery and theft offenses dating to 1931 with later interstate cases and fugitives status.
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Middletown
Trick
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jack W. Singleton
William R. Matthews
John Valentine
Singleton
Bond Clothes
Tri - County
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Butler County
Hubert Hannah
Bankers Deny 'Dangerous Power' Charge From House Study
Bankers dispute a congressional subcommittee report claiming banks wield dangerous influence through trust assets and interlocking directorships. The panel cites $607 billion in trust holdings and major holdings in airlines, metals, and media, while bank spokesmen call the findings exaggerated.
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Washington
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
House Banking Subcommittee
Cleveland Trust
Subcommittee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Ramsey Clark
Patman
Stotal
United States
Cleveland
Cincinnati
What the church can do for you at PWP meeting
Rev Wayne Morgan of Butler County pastoral counseling leads Parents Without Partners in a discussion on happiness loneliness and family problems. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the basement conference room of the First National Bank University Branch with the group open to widowed divorced or separated parents.
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Wayne Morgan
Butler County
Parents Without Partners
PWP
First National Bank University
Bernice Tier
Civilians Killed in Suez Gun Duel Claim
Cairo reports Israeli artillery and tank fire killed 31 civilians and wounded 58 during a Monday gun duel across the Suez Canal. The military communique notes several houses in Elarbeen district of Suez City were demolished after three barrages over over two hours. one Egyptian soldier wounded.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Elarbeen
Suez
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Rae Leedom
Ohio State University
General Motors Technical School
Frigidaire
American Legion
Robert M. Nunley
Carolyn Hosier
McCoy Leffler
Irvin Emmons
Mr. Nunley
Mrs
Mamie Smith
Louise Pratt
Christian Science
Woodside Cemetery
McAlpin’s
P.m
1St Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Ciney
Karen Cooney
Middletonian
Erlanger
Mansfield Reformatory
Lexington
Willard
Bank of America
San Francisco
The
Central Trust Co
Fifth Third Union Trust Co
First National Bank
Provident Bank
Big
Kreeler Farms
Somerville
Elkton Road
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Coliseum
Rome
Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
National
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