Deaths And Funerals Fred W Banks
Fred W Banks 53 of 3207 Glencoe St died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 10 05 am yesterday. He worked 11 years as stationary engineer at Middletown High School and previously at Monroe schools. Survived by wife Edna daughter Donnie Lee mother Elizabeth Banks three sisters and three brothers. Services 2 pm Friday at Elizabethtown Church of God Peastown Heights with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow. Jefferson Lodge FRAM will conduct memorial service tomorrow at 7 40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Banks
Glencoe St
Middletown Hospital
Banks
Middletown High School
Monroe
Middletown
Winchester
Edna
Donnie Lee
Elizabeth Banks
Floyd Hayes
Clark Smith
Mary ‘Eobley
Lexington
Cecil
Leonard
Warren
Fort Worth
Elizabethtown Church of God
Peasttown Heights
Dave Gingerich
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jefferson Lodge , Fram
Services for Infant James Ray Miller Held in Franklin
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with Rev Jack Hughen officiating for infant James Ray Miller son of Mr and Mrs Paul Miller. Burial followed at Fairmount Cemetery West Elkton. The child died Monday at Middletown Hospital three days after premature birth. Surviving are the parents and four grandparents.
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James Ray Miller
Paul Miller
Brentwood St
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Jack Hughen
Fairmound
West Elkton
Middletown Hospital
Harry Miller
Raymond Boxwell
Middletown
Mrs Florence Shuey Dies in Germantown at 38
Mrs Florence H Shuey age 38 of 151 Perry Street Germantown died Monday at Miami Valley Hospital she was a former resident of the area and is survived by relatives in the community.
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Florence Shuey
Germantown
Florence H. Shuey
Perry
Miami
Obituary notices and notable deaths across cities
AP reports in multiple cities that Captain George Allan Hancock aged 89 died Monday night. he was a San Francisco born business magnate, aviator, musician, educator with interests in banks real estate railroads ships oil and agriculture. Also noted are the deaths of Bishop Louis Durrieu aged 69 and Monte Alan Ferst aged 74 founder of Scripto Inc with brief biographical details.
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Santa Maria
Calif
George Allan Hancock
Dief
Monday Night Hancock
San Francisco
Paris
Louis Durrieu
Missionary Order of the White Fathers
Atlanta
Monte Alan Ferst
Scripto Inc
Car Hits Tractor-Trailer. Motorist Injured Near Cincinnati
A Maryland age man from Washington Court House was hospitalized after a tractor trailer crash on Interstate 75 near Cincinnati Day Road. Kenneth Arnold Johnson was cited for assured clear distance after striking the rear of a trailer driven by Donald E Baker 35 of Rising Sun Indiana. Johnson received facial cuts and a leg injury, was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court
Judge Underwood Urged To Quit By Court
Cleveland reports that US District Judge Mell G. Underwood, 73, faced censure from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. The court privately adopted a March resolution urging retirement, reportedly for not doing his share of work, a claim Underwood disputed with statistics.
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Cleveland
Mell G. Underwood
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
Underwood
Columbus
Cincinnati to convert Union Terminal into Center of Science and Industry
Plans announced to transform Cincinnati's Union Terminal into a Center of Science and Industry. Franklin H. White, chairman, said the center would open this fall with theater programs science movies lectures and demonstrations aimed at meeting educational needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Terminal
Center of Science and Industry
Franklin H. White
Flooded house found after weekend trip
William Cockerham returned home from a weekend trip to 3110 Roslyn Drive and found the rear door forced and the entire floor flooded after vandals turned on the washer water. No damage estimate was given. Another vandalism report involves Jewel Westerfield at Ada Lee Trailer Court where tires of two trailers were let down.
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William Cockerham
Roslyn Drive
Jewel Westerfield
Ada Lee
Liberty
Fairfield Road
Rt. 4
Priest To Speak To Kiwanis Club At Manchester Inn
The Rev. Sylvester Huser of St. Mary's Church will address the Kiwanis Club at Manchester Motor Inn at Thursday noon. He will discuss the Vatican Council in Rome, which he attended several months ago, with Raymond Fening serving as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Huser
St. Mary's Church
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Vatscan Council
Rome
Ano Raymond Fening
U S protests damage to East German mission
The United States sharply protested after 300 Communist demonstrators in East Germany tore down the American flag and damaged the U S military liaison mission building in Heidelberg. Gen Andrew P O Meara demanded Soviet action and punishment for those involved while noting a prior Potsdam flag incident. The protest cites desecration, broken windows, damaged kitchen and vehicles overturned. The article also notes the U S Patent Office keeping a $30 filing fee since 1793.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S
East Germany
Andrew P. O'Meara
U.S. Army
Europe
Petr K. Koshevoy
Viet Nam
O'Mears
Potsdam
Berlin
O'Meara
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Clarence
David
Loren Kratzer
John Arpp
Donald Esslinger
Germantown Cemetery
DODDS
Verity
Cate
Frank Wagenstahl
High St
St. Stephen's Church
Olivia Schumacher
Carmen Ave
Regine Traverse
Symmes
St. Peter’s Church
Christina Castelilano
Forest Ave
Votorist
G. L. Booth
Madison
Sheila
Booth
Paul C. Weick
Akron
6Th District Court of Appeals
Happy
Journal
Leb Ter Waynesvile
Warren County
U. S
US Patent Office
Lohrey
Dobrozsi
A.M
Garfield
Glenhaven
E Ensemble
Notch
Sim
Mabley
Mobley’s
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