Ada May Colebank 93 Dies in Hamilton Nursing Home
Ada May Colebank 93 of 214 Young St. died at 9 30 pm yesterday at Sunnybreeze Nursing Home Hamilton after eight days as a patient. Born in Cedar Grove Ind she lived in Middletown 38 years. Survived only by half brother Roy Fisher of Fullerton Calif. Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Monday at Holy Trinity Church. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Brookville. Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 7 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Ada May Colebank
Young St
Sunnybreeze Nursing Home
Hamilton
Colebank
Cedar Grove
Ind
Middletown
Elgie
Roy Fisher
Fullerton
Calif
Holy Trinity Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Brookville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Ruth Mays Service Notice
Ruth Mays, 44, of 5188 Pleasant Ave, will hold services at 10 a m tomorrow as announced by Brown-Dawson.
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Ruth Mays
Pleasant Ave
Brown-Dawson
Tammy Banks Treated After Dog Bite at Home
Tammy Banks of 1517 La Fayette Ave was treated and released yesterday at Middletown Hospital for a dog bite on the right hand. Hospital attendants reported to sheriff's deputies.
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Tammy Banks
Lafayette Ave
Middletown Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Woman Is Fair After Accident
Charlene Ann Stephens, 26, of Marshall Road, was reported in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a single vehicle crash on old Route 25 south of Route 122. She suffered a left ankle and back injuries when the car left the road, struck a mailbox, and rolled onto its top. Charles Holly, 48, of Cincinnati, sustained arm injuries in an Interstate 75 crash north of Route 73 when a tire blew and the pickup rolled over. treated and released at Middletown Hospital.
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Charlene Ann Stephens
Marshall Road
Middletown Hospital
Old Rt. 25
Rt. 122
Highway Patrol
Stephens
Interstate 75
Rt. 73
Charles Holly
Cincinnati
Holly
Fatal Crash Second In 19 Days For Man
Investigators continued to probe a fatal truck car collision on Interstate 71 near Ashland. Curtis Melton, 26, of 4102 Jewell Ave, was involved in a crash 19 days after a prior fatal incident linked to his driving. The other victims were Michael Williams, 22, of Worcester, and Robert Bell, 61, who died. Eva Bell, 68, was injured.
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Curtis Melton
Jewell Ave
Melton
Iron
Aetna Freights Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Interstate 71
Rt. 250
Ashland
Michael Thomas Williams
Wosster
Williams
Eaton
Rt. 122
Robert L. Bell
14Th Ave
Bell
Eva
Indiana
Preble County
Lausche and Rhodes Blasted by Abel at Ohio AFL-CIO
I W Abel, head of United Steelworkers, urged 2,200 delegates to reorganize Ohio’s Democratic Party criticizing Senator Lausche as turning his back on Cleveland and Ohio. He praised Dirksen’s GOP voting record and urged unity with liberals to elect responsible Ohio leaders amid labor concerns and jobs.
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Cleveland
United Steelworkers of America
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
I. W. Abel
Afl-Cio
Lausche
Abel
Everett M. Dirksen
R. Ill
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Scouler Named To Fourth Term As Council Leader
Harry Holiday was elected to a fourth term as president of the Mound Builders' Area Council at the Camp Hook meeting. New officers include Dr. Robert P. Johnson first vice president Harry Bedford and Robert Zachman as vice presidents. John W. Cox is treasurer and William F. Schlotter council commissioner. New executive board members are Donald G. Brown Franklin Sam Waufman Lebanon John Darragh Chester Hodges and William Long. The Woodbadge Training award went to Richard Adams after completing an eight day outdoor program last year.
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Harry Holiday
Sehirm Drive
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Camp Hook
Robert P. Johnson
Harry Bedford
Middletown
Robert Zachman
Mason
Pokey
Griffith
Fort Ancient
John W. Cox
William F. Schlotter
Donald G. Brown
Franklin
Sam Waufman
Lebanon
John Darragh
Chester Hodges
William Long
Richard Adams
Troop
W. T Adams
Middletown Historical Society to Elect Officers
The Middletown Historical Society plans its first officer election for June 8 at 6 am in the First National Bank meeting room. Acting chairman Miss Mar Strodtbeck announced the Franklin Historical Society is invited. Previous meetings focused on a constitution bylaws and future development plans.
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Middletown
Historical Society
First National Bank
Miss Mar) Strodtbeck
The
Franklin Historical Society
Saxbe Opposes 800000 Land Deal Settlement
Atty General William B. Saxbe told Probate Judge Merrick he opposed the 800000 out of court settlement for 16.5 acres in Brook Park linked to an I 71 interchange. Bovard approved the deal. Masheter to decide if the state will honor it or require a full jury trial. The land is held by Forest City Enterprises parcels.
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Indai
Merrick
Sparrow
Adomanv Vertebrae
Cleveland
William B. Saxbe
Frank J. Merrick
Brook Park
T. H Bovard
Attorney General's Office
The
Highway Department
P. E. Masheter
Masheter
Bovard
Columbus
Forest City Enterprises, Inc
Rings missing from Lynn Adams residence in city
Lynn Adams of 1007 S Main St reports at 2 45 am today that rings valued at 225 dollars were taken from his home.
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Lynn Adams
S. Main St
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Rhodes
DODDS
Verity
Woodside Cemetery
CIA
O Waniell Watson
Middlesboro
Eastern Kentucky State College
Eastern
U.S. Army
Wanda Masters
Richmond
Scouler
Prescription
Rogers
Optical Dept
Central Ave
Saxbe
Travelin
Mgre
Gor
the Maharaja
Madras
Greathouses Beachwear Department
Hobie
McGregor
Ddletown
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