Deaths and funerals in Middletown area and beyond
Obituaries report Dr. C. C. Marlett 91 died at VA Center Bay Pines Florida a former Middletown optometrist and longtime community member. Also noted are Roberta Eileen Ferguson 34 of Middletown and Judith Griffin 30 of Springfield with services arrangements and survivors listed. Memorials are requested to St Pauls Church.
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C. C. Marlett
Middletown
Bay Pines
Fila
Marlett
St. Cloud
Fla
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Knights Templar
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Ella
Ruth Miller
Rosemary Gloeckler
Tom
Los Angeles
McCoy - Leffler
St. Paul's Church
Roberta Eileen Ferguson
Goldman Ave
Good Sa Maritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Dorothy E. Morris
Paul Morris
Ruth Morris
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Judith Griffin
Springfield
Dorothy Dotson
Robert Henry Funeral Home
Local notices list two parish service times
Archie Armstrong aged 58 of 1793 King Ave is scheduled for a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Thelma Colborn aged 54 of 2749 New London Pike is listed for a high mass at 9 30 a.m.
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Archie Armstrong
King Ave
Colligan
Thelma Colborn
New London Pike
Fenwick High names 1957 featured baton twirler and majorette
Miss Regina Ann Jackson 13 freshman chosen as featured baton twirler for Fenwick Band during the 1957 football season. Miss Kathy Kiesewetter 16 junior remains head majorette for a third year. Both are former T Bird members. Jackson won 253 medals and the junior Ohio state title. Kiesewetter has 25 medals and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Ann Jackson
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Kathy Kiesewetter
Miss Jackson
Holy Trinity School
Mis Kieseweretz
William Svarda
Arts and Music Association
FAMA
Shirley Sandusky Decker
T-Birds
Ohio
Columbus
Miss Kiesewetter
Carl W. Jackson
Moreland Drive
Franklin
John R. Kiesewetter
Orchard St
Diamond's Net Gains Over 1966
Diamond International Corp reports first half earnings up six percent from 1966, despite a one percent fall in net sales to 181.054 million. Penobscot Co merger completed. earnings diluted about two cents per share. Net income rose to 15.274 million for 24 weeks ending June 18, with per share earnings at 1.53.
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New York
Diamond International Corp
Penobscot Co
Middletown
Diamond National Division
Penobscot
Diamond
Diamond International
Taylor Named To Head Mission To Viet Allies
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor will lead a special mission to allied nations aiding Vietnam. The group, including White House and State and Defense officials, may travel to South Korea the Philippines Thailand Australia and New Zealand to brief on McNamara’s findings and discuss troop commitments. North Vietnam has increased coastal artillery while U.S. ships report fewer supply operations and casualties among sailors.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vietnam
Taylor
U.S
South Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
White House
State and
Defense Departments
South Korea
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
North Vietnam
Mark W. Woods Jr
Of Thee I Sing Wins Pulitzer for Musical Comedy
The first musical play to win a Pulitzer is Of Thee I Sing a two act comedy. George S Kaufman Morrie Ruskind and George Gershwin Ira Gershwin are credited as creators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kaufman
Morrie Ruskind
George
Ira Gershwin
Global arms sales to developing nations reach nearly one billion annually
A London Institute of Strategic Studies report outlines Big Four arms sales to developing nations totaling about 1 billion dollars yearly. The Soviet Union accounts for 400 million, the United States 150 million, with France and Britain at 200 and 150 million respectively, plus 300 million in U.S. grant aid.
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London
Institute of Strategic Studies
United States
U.S
Soviets
Great Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
NATO
China
Israel
Jordan
Soviet Union
Italy
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Sweden
Institute For Strategic Studies
Britain
Russia
Radio theft, theft of pants and windshield damage reported
A citizens band radio worth 150 was taken from Melro Gaw’s car while parked for repairs at a service station at Highland Street and Burbank Avenue. David Bush reported pants bought for over 4 dollars stolen after leaving the package in another store to view shirts. Ralph Gillman said a rock thrown from a passing car broke his windshield on Verity Parkway near Lafayette Avenue. Canon Travers Guy Rogers 91 died in London. he was royal chaplain to four British monarchs. Odel Shepard 82 Pulitzer Prize winner and former Connecticut lieutenant governor died in Waterford Connecticut. born in Rock Falls Illinois, won 1937 for Pedlar's Progress Life of Bronson Alcott.
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Citizens’ Band
Melro Gaw
Elmo Place
Highland Street
Burbank Avenue
David Bush
S. Main St
Ralph Gillman
Linden Ave
Verity Parkway
Lafayette Avenue
London
Canon Travers Guy Rogers
Waterford
Conn
Odel Shepard
Connecticut
Rock Falls
Ill
Bronson Alcott
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Florida
Roberta Ferguson
Mrs
Sue Hale
Lebanon, Ky
Warren
Navy
Glenn Fugate
Best Carr
Lebanon
Frances Willoughby
Newcastle
Tomorow
Riggs Funeral Home
Edwin Bobbitt
Regina Jackson
Nent Press, Wash ‘N Wear
Soak
Frost
CIA
Aaias
Corner Broad and
Manchester
Morrow
St. Peter In Chains ‘Church
Walter Hermann
Layhigh Road
Young
Ellen Hollandsworth
Hamilton - Mason Road
Tuley Road
Church of the Nazarene
Harry Tharp
Stillwell - Beckett Road
Marshall Smith
Hazel Ambaugh
Hooven
Klaus-Weigel
Marjorie Price
Miami University
Department of Health and Physical Education
Katherine Price
Miami
University of Missouri
Dodds Monuments
Mth Ave
Robert Konthier, Mer
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