Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mabel Shough Dies At 70
Mrs Mabel W Shough 70 of 220 Yankee Rd Middletown died at 2 30 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital of heart failure after a heart seizure July 2 She was long active socially in Middletown and employed by The John Ross Store Her husband E Tyler Shough served as purchasing agent and later in realty and mercantile fields Funeral services will be 3 00 pm Thursday at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Robert W Ward officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 9 pm at the memorial home
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Mabel W. Shough
Yankee Rd
Middletown Hospital
Shough
E. Tyler Shough
Middletown
Mary Rhonemus
First Presbyterian Church
Robert W. Ward
Wilson Memorial
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
MIDDLETOWN MOURNS BETTY BOLEN NATIVE DIED AT 68
Betty Raye Bolen 68 of 127 Baltimore St died at Middletown Hospital at 10 30 pm after two years of failing health She was the daughter of the late Ben and Leona Williams widow of John R Bolen She leaves a son D O Fisher Jr two daughters Eva West and Alma Kuiken eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Robert Vender Hart and Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow at the funeral home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Betty Raye Bolen
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Ben and
Leona Williams
Middletown
First Christian Church
John
Jack) R. Bolen
D. O. Fisher Jr
Eva West
Alma Kuiken
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Robert Vender Hart
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Boston business leader Teviah Sachs dies at 57
Teviah Sachs former president of the Walt ham Watch Co died Tuesday from a heart ailment. He made his home in Barrington Rhode Island and was 57.
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Boston
Teviah Sachs
The
Waltham Watch Co
Sachs
Barrington
Pilisterer Rites Set For Today
Schultz C. Plasterer 61 of 425 S. C St. superintendent of the Butler County Children's Home died Monday at Fort Hamilton Hospital after months of declining health. Services at Klaus Funeral Home were set for 2 p.m. Burial would follow at Rose Hill Memorial Park. Surviving are wife Marvel and brother Kenneth C. of Hamilton.
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R. C. Brane
Hugh L
Two Boys Not Hurt Badly In Western Road Accident
Tom Stubbs Jr. and Al Decatur Jr. were in a Montana wreck on Route 10 near Dead Man's Curve while touring the west in a car owned by the Decatur family. Decatur, 17, was hospitalized for shock in Livingston but to be released soon. Stubbs, 16, was unharmed. The youths left Middletown June 15 for a trip to California, Yellowstone, and family visits.
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Tom Stubbs Jr
Thomas H. Stubbs
Poinciana Rd
al Decatur Jr
A. G. Decatur
Fleming Rd
Montana
West
Montana Rt
Young Decatur
Livingston
Mont
Decaturs
Stubbs
Middletown
California
Decatur
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Nev
Lewiston
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Joe Whiting
Red Lion
Deaths Elsewhere roundup reports notable figures
Harold Duane Jacobs founder of the Baltimore Post and former publisher of the Pittsburgh Press dies at 69 after a stroke. Mrs. Douglas Cornette, 41, wife of Louisville Times and Courier-Journal executive, dies after car crashes. William L Hoffer 89 former major league pitcher who played in 1901 and later for Pittsburgh and Cleveland dies of cancer. Captain Angelo Ruspini 79, Italian sea captain who saved 800 aboard the Florida during the Republic collision dies. Dr. Arthur Steindler 81 pioneering orthopedic surgeon at the University of Iowa dies of cancer. Vienna native who moved to the United States in 1902.
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Baltimore
Harold Duane Jacobs
Baltimore Post
Scripps
Pittsburgh Press
The
Post
United Press
Washington
Washington Daily News
Louisville
Douglas Cornette
Louisville Times
Courier- Journal
Cornette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William L
Billy’ Hoffer
Hoffer
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
Angelo Ruspini
Florida
White Star
Republic
Nantucket
Iowa City
Arthur Steindler
State University of Iowa
Vienna
Doan's Pills Promise Fast Relief For Backache Headache
Rip Van Winkle era ad copy promotes Doan's Pills as fast relief for nagging backache headache and muscular pains. It claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action to aid sleep and general comfort, urging readers to buy Doan's Pills for nightly rest and lasting relief.
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Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
Two Civitan Charter Members Receive First Life Certificates
Sam Kitchen of Kitchen & Sheets Inc. and Dr. William Henry received Civitan life memberships at a noon Manchester Hotel ceremony honoring the club’s 33rd anniversary. Emmett Sherron presented the certificates noting they are the remaining two of the original 25 charter members.
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Sam Kitchen
Kitchen & Sheets, Inc
William Henry
Itan Club
Manchester
Emmett
Sherron
Center
Civitan Club
Obituary notices for Leibrook Puckett and Baumann
Perry C Leibrook aged 76 of Cincinnati Brookville Road will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Young Funeral Home Virgil V Puckett aged 81 of Bond Avenue services were held today Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Margaret V Baumann aged 66 of Stockton Road services are scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Zettler Funeral Home
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Perry C. Leibrook
Cincinnati-Brookville
Young Funeral Home
Virgil V. Puckett
Bond Ave
Griesmer- Grim Funeral Home
Margaret V. Baumann
Stockton Rd
Zettler Funeral Home
Worry over loose teeth ends with FASTEFTH powder
Don’t be embarrassed by slipping dentures. Sprinkle FASTEFTH on plates for added comfort and security as it holds plates more firmly. No pasty taste, alkaline formula. Available at drug counters.
Fair Board Told To Get Books Right
Monroe County Agriculture Society must correct governance and bookkeeping practices after a meeting with Agriculture Director Robert H. Terhune. He ordered the board to 15 members, follow bylaws, hold regular meetings, detail minutes, require board approval for expenditures, and ensure proper check authorization and reporting. An investigation of fair boards is ongoing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Monroe County Agriculture Society
Robert H. Terhune
Monroe County Society
Terhune
Ohio House Overrides DiSalle Veto In Land Purchase Bill
The Ohio House voted 88 to 30 to override Gov. Michael V. DiSalle on a land sale bill allowing church and veterans groups to buy unwanted state park lands at 10 percent of appraised value. The House sustained a 67 to 30 veto on reducing city firemen's work week from 72 to 56 hours. Senate action on the dairy price and fair trade bills remains uncertain with veto overruns possible.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
House
DiSalle
Logan teen killed in car crash on Ohio 664
Tom W. Ward, 17, of Rt. 3 Logan was killed when his car went out of control and overturned on Ohio 664 about 1 mile south of Logan early today.
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Logan, Ohio
Tom W. Ward
Rt. 3
Logan
Ohio 664
Here
A Million Dollars to Relieve Itch of Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars yearly is spent on remedies for piles. Drugists say cooling Peterson's Ointment soothes tor ture in minutes and Bec tube applicator offers fast relief. Peterson's Ointment promises joyful relief or money back.
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Peterson
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