Deaths And Funerals Donald C. Dakin 86 Middletown
Donald C. Dakin 86 of 2112 Tytus Ave. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a period of illness. He worked as a boiler room fireman before retiring in 1949 and was a member of Moose Lodge 501. Surviving are his mother Pearl Dakin and two brothers Howard of Middletown and Norman of Bell Calif. Funeral arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with services for Hebrew School in Hamilton and burial at Beth Israel Cemetery.
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Donald C. Dakin
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Dakin
Middletown
Relph R. Jackson 69 dies after heart attack in Middletown
Relph R. Jackson aged 69 of 511 Crawford St died at 8 30 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack Saturday. He lived 22 years in Middletown and worked at Kinnamon Shyers Service Station before retiring. Survived by wife Mabel four sons two stepsons three daughters two sisters one brother 17 grandchildren 11 step grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 pm at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ralph R. Jackson
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Kinnamon & Shyers
Woodlawn Avenue
Red Lion
Middletown
Mabel
Roy
Cecil
Virgil
Brookville
Dale
Eaton
Charles Terrell
Mitchell Terrell
Fort Sill
Okla
Goldie Hart
Richmond
Ind
Ruth Heitz
Miamisburg
Helen Eley
West Manchester
Rex Wiremas
Earl Arthur
James Norton
New York City
Mabel Kalbfleish
Mayme Prugh
Raymond
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Leona Wilson Riner rites set at 2 30 pm
Services for 85 year old Leona Wilson Riner of 9415 Quaker Trace Road will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmound Cemetery West Elkton. She died Saturday noon at home after six months failing health. Her husband Lee died in 1959. Surviving are daughter Mrs Alice Miller of Hamilton and a grandchild.
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Camden
Leona Wilson Riner
Trace Road
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmound
West Elkton
Riner
Lee
Alice Miller
Hamilton
Obituary for Irvin Sorrell longtime Middletown resident
Irvin Sorrell 76 of 2008 Crescent Ave died yesterday at Fairfield Nursing Home where he had lived since July 3 after four years of illness. Born in Scranton Kentucky he lived in Middletown 50 years a former self employed carpenter. Survived by wife Callie and multiple stepchildren sisters and a brother Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Hickory Flat Cemetery.
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Irvin Sorrell
Crescent Ave
Fairfield Nursing Home
Mr. Sorrell
Scranton
Middletown
Callie
Edward Snyder
Fairborn
Loren Snyder
Dayton
William Snyder
Bellebronk
Irene
Mrs Ann Strauss Dies at Mercy Hospital After Jewish Work
Mrs. Ann Strauss aged 47 of 81 Picadilly Drive died yesterday in Mercy Hospital. A longtime community volunteer, she served as past president of B n ai B r ith Auxiliary and Beth Israel Sisterhood, was a life member of Hadassah, and held roles with the League of Women Voters and Beth Israel supervision.
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Hamilton
Ann Strauss
Jerry Strauss
Mercy Hospital
Elmer G VanNess Rites Set At Bethany Church
Elmer G. VanNess 54 of 5418 Maud-Hughes Road Hamilton died at 7 15 am at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after six weeks illness He was born in Liberty Township a farmer and member of Bethany Knights of Pythias Bethany Methodist Church and past master of Monroe Grange Survived by sister Miss Mary Van Ness Funeral Thursday at Bethany Methodist with Rev Denver Noggle officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Wednesday 2 5 and 7 9 pm and at the church Thursday after 12 30 pm.
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Elmer G. VanNess
Maud - Hughes Road
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Mr. VanNess
Liberty Township
Bethany Knights of Pythias
Bethany Methodist Church
Monroe Grange
Mary van Ness
Denver Noggle
Greenwood Cemetery
Lebanon Man Dies of Heart Attack At Home
Floyd West 46 of RA 1 Lebanon died suddenly yesterday evening at his residence from a heart attack. Survived by wife Hilda two sons Wayne and Frank at home and sister Frances Brown of Portsmouth. Friends may call Oswald Funeral Home after 4 p m Tuesday. Services Wednesday at 11 a m with Rev Arlie Carter officiating. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Floyd West
RA 1
Hilda
Wayne
Frank
Frances Brown
Portsmouth
Oswald
Arlie Carter
Lebanon Cemetery
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Obituary notices list Henry L. Grindmeier aged 70 at 661 Franklin St with services today. George L. Egbert 43 of New Miami to Requiem High Mass 11 a m Wednesday at St. Lawrence Church New Miami. Mrs Ann Strauss 47 of 81 Picadilly Drive has services 2 p m tomorrow. Mrs Maude Steinhour 71 of 215 N C St to services 2 p m tomorrow. Guiseppe Bodogna 65 of 916 Syc amore St to Requiem High Mass today at St Marys Church.
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Henry L. Grindmeier
Franklin St
Proeschel
George L. Egbert
New Miami
St. Lawrence Church
Ann Strauss
Picadill Drive
Colligan
Maude Steinhour
NC St
Klaus - Weigel
Guiseppe Bodogna
Sycamore St
St. Mary's Church
Deaths Elsewhere in Cleveland and Estes Park Notices
Dr. Emile B. De Sauze, 35, originator of a conversational language teaching method, died Saturday in a Cleveland home for the aged after teaching in Cleveland public schools from 1918 until retirement 15 years earlier. He was born in Tours, France. Ethel S. Stauffer, wife of Oscar S. Stauffer, head of Stauffer publications and publisher of the Topeka Capital-Journal, noted in Estes Park, Colorado.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Emile B. de Sauze
Tours
France
Estes Park
Colo
Ethel S. Stauffer
Oscar S. Stauffer
Staufer Publications
Topeka Capital-Journal
Beware of These Drivers This Warm Weather
A local opinion piece warns motorists to watch for cyclists and riders with two or three wheels, including children on tricycles. It stresses slow driving in residential areas and notes the danger of backing from driveways, urging shared care and safety during warm weather.
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Bill Bowery
Lions Club
Walter F. Straub dies at 67 in Winnetka
Wal ter F. Straub 67 died at his Winnetka home after a long illness. He was president and manager of W. F. Straub & Co and a director of Wieboldt Stores Inc. and president of the Wie boldt Foundation. Mrs David J Hopkins dies in Sydney after illness.
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Winnetka, Ill
Walter F. Straub
W. F. Straub & Co
Wieboldt Stores, Inc
Wieboldt Foundation
Sydney
Australia
David J. Hopkins
Harry L. Hopkins
Pope Paul postpones vacation amid birth control document
Pope Paul VI has again postponed his summer trip to Castel Gandolfo, with Vatican sources citing a delay of one to two weeks and then possibly to month’s end. Reports say he may be finishing policy documents on birth control and his first encyclical, aiming for release before the Sept 14 Ecumenical Council.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Vatican Sourcs
Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Anne
Diplomat Roberto Arias Shows Improvement After coma
Dr. Roberto Arias of Panama had a comfortable night and has maintained his improvement at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. He emerged from a five day coma Sunday and is paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in Panama City by a political opponent. His wife, Dame Margot Fonteyn, rushed to his side.
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Stoke Mandeville England
Roberto Arias
Panama
Stoke Mandeville Hospital
Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Panama City
Intruders Take $15 In Coins From Local Club
The Lue Cue Club on Oxford State Road was broken into yesterday and $15 in coins stolen from pinball and soda machines. Owner Charles Weathers reported a cut window screen and an unlocked window. Deputies also mentioned two youths aged 11 and 13 were questioned after a separate weekend break in at Lawrence Jackson's home on Anecrew Street, where a bicycle jewelry sewing machine and meat grinder were taken.
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Lue Cue Club
Oxford State Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Charles Weathers
Lylburn Road
Lawrence Jackson
Anecrew
Police Briefs From Dayton Report Assaults Thefts
Richard Conley of Dayton was taken to Middletown Hospital after being beaten in front of Rebel Inn at 200 Yankee Road. A vandal smashed the windshield and a door window of Virgil Hall’s car near 500 16th Ave. Hayden McIntosh of 1510 Brown Ave. reported missing a movie camera a German pistol a radio and a coin chest from his home in the last month. Donald Hartsbarger 26 of 313 Gideon Road and Charles Combs 38 of 708 Sheridan Ave. were treated at Middletown Hospital after a fight at Crispie Creme Coffee Shop 1343 Central Ave.
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Richard Conley
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
Virgil Hall
Pine. St
16Th Ave
Hayden McIntosh
Brown Ave
Donald Hartsbarger
Gideon Road
Charles Combs
Sheridan Ave
Central Ave
Coffee consumption and imports in the United States
Americans aged ten and older drink about three cups daily totaling 441 million cups per day. U S importers spend roughly 969 million dollars annually to keep coffee pots brewing and percolating.
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U. S
French Communist Leader Maurice Thorez Dies Aboard Soviet Ship
Thousands of mourners filed past the bier of Maurice Thorez 64 longtime French Communist leader who died Saturday aboard a Soviet ship crossing the Black Sea toward Yalta for heart treatment His widow Jeanette Vermeersch and three sons accompanied the body which was landed at Varna Bulgaria after a post mortem ruled a heart attack The body was brought to Paris via a Soviet plant and will lie in state in Ivry sur Seine before moving to party headquarters for the funeral set Thursday
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Paris
Bief
Maurice Thorz
Thorez
Black Sea
Yalta
Varna
Bulgaria
Jeanette Vermeersch
Community club and civic group meeting schedule
A dense list of meetings for Monday and Tuesday across Monroe and Manchester. Groups include Lions Club at Seven Dolors Church, Board of Education, Industrial Council at Manchester Motor Inn, Evening Optimist, Armory events, Knights of St John, Lemon Monroe Band Boosters, Safety Council, Rotary, Civilian Club, Sertoma, Mayfield Fire Department, SPEBSQSA, FOE Lodge, Falconeers, IOOF, Elktones, VFW, NALC, Alcoholics Anonymous, and more with room names and times.
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Monroe Lions Club
Knights of St. John
St. John’s
Lemon-Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School Safety Council
Civic Association
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Sertoma Club
Armory Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield St
Sportsman Club
Club Spebsqsa
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Falconeers
Fenwick High School
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
BPOE
Elktones
Elks Temple
VFW
NALC
Charles
Two Ohioans Are Injured In U S 40 Crash
POCAHONTAS Ill AP Joe Fields 44 of New York City was killed Sunday night in a car truck collision on U S 40 near here that injured two Ohioans. Fields was a passenger in a car driven by his wife Margaret 36 Illinois state police said Mrs Fields Irene Hunter 3 of New York City and George Fields 47 of New Castle Del were seriously injured. The truck driver Harvey Tugh 41 of Amesville Ohio and a truck passenger Ward Clark 37 of Athens Ohio were treated for minor injuries. The truck owned by Clark Grave Vault Co of Columbus Ohio.
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Pocahontas, Ill
Joe Fields
New York City
U. S. 40
Here
Fields
Margaret
Illinois
Irene Hunter
George Fields
New Castle
Del
Harvey Tugh
Amesville
Ohio
Ward Clark
Athens
Clark Grave Vault Co
Columbus
Hunger Drives Crisis as Billions Face Chronic Shortage
A global alarm notes that over half of the world’s 3 billion people suffer persistent hunger due to poverty and conflict. International groups urge action to boost food security, aid, and sustainable farming.
Seven Die In Arizona Sand And Rain Storms
At least 17 people died in three Arizona traffic crashes caused by sand and rain storms. A flaming pileup near Tucson left eight dead and 17 injured, while another collision near Williams killed seven and a separate crash on Arizona 84 near Mesa killed two. Firefighters battled blazes for hours as a grain truck struck a car in a dense dust storm.
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Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona Highway Patrol
Williams
Arizona 84
Mesa Ana
Highway Patrol
Jim Weaver
Picacho Pass
Khrushchev Announces Pensions and Pay Raises in Soviet Union
Soviet Premier Khrushchev unveils old age pensions for collective farmers covering about 6.5 million people with monthly payments from 13.20 to 112.20 dollars starting next year. He also boosts wages 25 percent for education workers, 3 percent for public health, 25 percent for retail trade, and 15 percent for housing and retailing, with full effect by end of 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Soviet Union
Ike Forgives In Assault Case At Amarillo Visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was struck by a placard thrown during a stopover in Amarillo Texas. Melvin Phillip Floyd 23 faced Corporation Court on a simple assault charge linked to the incident. Eisenhower telegraphed the mayor saying the act was a spontaneous reaction to excitement and hoped the matter would be dropped.
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Amarillo
Tex
Melvin Phillip Floyd
Corporation Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spearman
Eisenhower
F. W. Wallace
Two Time Capsules Buried at New York World's Fair
Report notes two time capsules buried at the New York World's Fair with promises they will be opened in 1839, marking a rare historical artifact amid the fair's exhibits.
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T Hebrew School
Colligen Funeral
Beth Israel Cemetery
Relph R. Jackson
Leona Riner
Mrs
Urniture CO
Ruth Lyons
Serta Ortholox Mattress
Accerren McCalls
Metava
Elmer C. VanNess
McCoy + Leffler
MGR
THE
Howe Motor CO
Aav
Pope Paul
Maurice Thorez
U.S
John Dobrozsi Jr
Casa Grande
Henry
Bradsher
Ike
Children’s Cloth Tennis
Oxfords
Decreame
Friendly Store
Eddie Stigler
Ously
Barnitz
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