Prominent Middletown Civic Leader Roy Patterson Dies
Roy Patterson a 53 year old Middletown civic leader and longtime chamber official died early today at his home after battling cancer since last fall. He led the Middletown Chamber of Commerce since 1945 and held roles with the Industrial Council and Retail Merchants Assn. Patterson who served as Rotary district governor and helped found Junior Achievement in Dayton, was born February 14, 1905 in Harrison and attended Miami University. He is survived by his wife La Verne and three relatives, with services set for Friday at First Methodist Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Community leaders mourn his loss and recall his contributions to Middletown’s progress.
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Roy Leslie Patterson
Middletown
Central Ave
Patterson
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Industrial Counsel
Middletown Retail Merchants Assn
Rotary International
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
Hamilton High School
Miami University
Sigma Delta Rhond Phi Mu Alpha
Hamilton
Paramount Theater
Gordon Theater
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Ocal Industries
Charles R Hook
Armio Steel Corp
Dayton
Bureau of Commerce of
Roy Patterson
Chamber
Million Dollars Spent On Relieving Piles Then Peterson's Ointment
It is estimated that over a million dollars yearly is spent on piles remedies. Pharmacists say Peterson's Ointment cools and soothes itching in minutes with a tube or box applicator. Delighted or money back.
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Peterson
Adv
Mrs Cora Pyons Biddle Dies in Covington Hospital
Mrs Cora Pyons Biddle 66 of Covington Ky died at 4 50 am Tuesday at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington She was a former resident of Viddletown and Frank Surviving are two sisters Lily Taulbee of Mt Sterling Ky and Bell Hanns of Hazard Ky and a brother Logan Crase of Jackson Ky Services set for 11 am Friday at Hagenburg Newmier Funeral Home Covington with burial at Springboro Ohio Cemetery
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Cora Pyons Biddle
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Viddletown
Frank
Lily Taulbee
Mt. Sterling
Bell Hanns
Hazard Ky
Logan Crase
Jackson, Ky
Hagenburg & Newmier
Springboro
Ohio
Services for Charles A Thienemann Held Next Friday
Charles A Thienemann 65 of 24 Crawford Street dies yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Clayton Street Church of God with Rev D A Biggs officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Franklin friends may call at Biggs Funeral Home Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and at the church after 12:30 p.m. Friday.
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Charles A. Thienemann
Crawford St
Clayton Street Church
Sister Mary Gervase Hamilton Dies After Long Mercy Hospital Service
Sister Mary Gervase Hamilton Berry RSM died yesterday at Mercy Hospital where she served over 40 years. She led nursing as supervisor from 1912 to 1930 and headed the nursing school from 1936 to 1942.
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Mary Gervase Hamilton
Mary Gervase Berry
RSM
Mercy Hospital
Hospital Administrator and Mercy Sister Dies in Cincinnati
The obituary recalls a nun who served as administrator of a hospital and for six years at Our Lady of Mercy in Mariemont. She returned to Hamilton in 1946 as superior and became councilor in 1953. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9:30 tomorrow in the Chapel of the Divine Will. Burial follows at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Cincinnati.
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Our Lady of Mercy
Mariemont
Hamilton
Reed Rites Set for Wilson Residence Man
Services for Robert L. Reed of Wilson River will be held at 10 p.m. Friday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Reed died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
Robert L. Reed
Wilson Rive
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Reed
Middletown Hospital
Franklin Robert Staples dies after work at Madeira Indian Hill High School
Robert Staples 44 of 711 S Main St died at 1615 hours after a heart attack at Madeira Indian Hill High School where he was working as a carpenter for Neyer Construction Co. Survived by wife Anna and children Robert William James Patrick Carol Ann, plus siblings. Requiem High Mass set 9:30 a.m. Friday at St. Mary's. burial Woodsll Cemetery. Friends may visit Angiesty Funeral Home Thursday.
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Woodsll
Angiesty Funers
Three Area Liquor Permit Holders Face Hearings
Helen Chrisman operator Oasis Camden cited for permitting pinball machines. W A and Mildred L Courtney operators Bill's Fast End Cafe Hamilton charged with delinquent sales tax payments. Paul G Falconi of Hamilton charged with Sunday sales at his cafe.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Helen Chrisman
Oasis
N. Main St
Camden
W.A
Mildred L. Courtney
Bill
Crawford St
Paul G. Falconi
S. 3Rd St
Hamilton
DiSalle Seeks Independent Support in Cleveland Race
Democratic governor candidate Michael V DiSalle meets John F. Elder in Cleveland to explore forming a statewide group of independent voters for DiSalle. Elder previously ran Celebrezze’s gubernatorial bid.
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DeSalle
Cleveland
Michael V DiSalle
Cuyahoga County
John F. Elder
Anthony J. Celebrezze
DiSalle
Elder
Independent Voters
Former CGE Employee Dies In Portland
Chester K. Sterrett aged 54, longtime manager of the Portland Chamber of Commerce industrial division, died in a home accident after being overcome by fumes from a wood preservative. Born in Cincinnati, he previously worked for Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. until 1944 and later engaged with business and industrial leaders in Portland.
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Chester K. Sterrett
Portland, Ore
Chamber of Commerce
Sterrett
Cincinnati
Mr. Sterrett
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Last Teen Swim Night at Sunset and Douglas Pools
Tonight marks the final late swim for teens at Sunset and Douglas pools with sessions at 9 30 p m. and 9 p m. crowds average 300 to 400 as Ross Kramer pools director notes four previous teen swims this year attracted large attendance.
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Sunset
Douglas
Ross Kramer
Sions
Man Blinded By Lights Hits Two Parked Cars
Middletown man Paul Ferguson Jr aged 23 was treated for lip cuts after his car struck two parked vehicles on Garfield Street at 9 40 p m He said oncoming headlights blinded him causing the crash Damage totaled 650 Police charged him with careless operation of a vehicle Lincoln Mercury Co and Marion Baudanza owned the parked autos all in Middletown.
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Middletown
Garfield Street
Paul Ferguson, Jr
Middletown Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Ferguson
Marion Baudanza
Garfield St
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Tytus Ave
Last Week to Sign for Lifesaving Courses at Sunset Pool
The last week to register for junior and senior lifesaving classes at Sunset Pool and for Douglas Pool registrants who must sign up by August 4. Sunset classes run 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Monday to Friday for two weeks with instructors Don Hardesty Russell McHenry Sarah O Neil and Tim Draut. A $2.25 fee covers manuals emblems and cards. Red Cross cards awarded to those who complete the course.
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Sunset Pool
Douglas Pool
Sunset
Don Hardesty
YMCA
Russell McHenry
Sarah O'Neil
Tim Draut
Red Cross
James Saunders
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General Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
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George W. Whitaker
Liggs & Myers Tobacco Co
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