Deaths And Funerals John Urban Calsacy 63
John Urban Calsacy 63 of 1007 Forrer St Excelle died at 1 30 p m yesterday at home after illness since May 17 He was retired from Armco Steel Corp zincgrip dept 1936 1964 and a past master of Lincoln Lodge 693 F&AM He held offices in Middletown Chapter 87 RAM Middletown Commandry 71 KT Middle town Council 136 R&SM and belonged to Scottish Rite Valley of Dayton York Cross of Honor He survived by wife Martha a daughter Miss Marydn Cassacy Middletown and brother Victor Monrovia Calif Services 10 am Saturday McCoy Lefier Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends call Friday 3 5 and 7 9 pm Scottish Rite ring service 7 30 pm the Middletown 61 years a member of White Shrine of Jerusalem Eastern Star Amaranth Golden Age Club additional survivors include three sons Carl Middletown Raymond Atlanta Dr Ralph Howe San Pedro Calif two sisters Mayme Stiger Middletown Nettie Ritz Cincinnati three grandchildren two great grandchildren services 2 pm Friday Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Eastern Star service to follow
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John Urban Calsacy
Forrer St
Excelle
Armco Steel Corp
Calsacy
Zincgrip
Lincoln Lodge
F& AM
Middletown
RAM
Commandry
R&sm
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Order of Eastern Star
Amaranth
Golden Age Club
Carl
Raymond
Atlanta
Ralph Howe
San Pedro
Calif
Mayme Stiger
Nettie Ritz
Chinnati
John Conner 79 Former Middletown Resident Dies
John Jack Conner 79 long time Middletown resident and retired electrical engineer died at 1 15 p m yesterday at the Elks National Home Bedford Virginia His wife Pearl Stover of Middletown died in 1954 Requiem High Mass set for 10 a m Friday at St Johns Church Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jack) Conner
Middletown
Elks National Home
Bedford
Conner
Miss Pearl Stover
St John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral
Mrs Margaret Hovel 81 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Hovel aged 81 of 223 Harrison Street died at 1 55 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient five days She was a longtime resident of the city and is survived by relatives and friends in the area
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Margaret Elizabeth Hovel
Harrison St
Middletown Hospital
Hovel
Mrs Ida Matson 86 Dies After Illness at Middletown Hospital
Ida N Matson 86 of 6228 Todhunter Road died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after two years of illness Her husband George died in 1951 She is survived by a daughter Mrs Roy Kettman and a son Ralph of Augusta Go two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services set for 1 pm Friday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home Rev Robert McNamara to officiate Burial in Wood Friends may call funeral home tomorrow 3 to 9 and 7 to 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida N. Matson
Todhunter Road
Middletown Hospital
Matson
Warren County
George
Roy Kettman
Ralph
Augusta
McCoy-Leffler
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Alice Schrock 50 Trenton resident rites in Maysville Ky
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Schrock 50 of 101 Keith Ave Trenton are set for 2 p m Friday at Knox Funeral Home Maysville Kentucky with burial in Bethel. Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p m at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home. She died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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Alice Schrock
Keith Ave
Trenton
Knox Funeral Home
Maysville
Bethel
McCoy-Leffler
Schrock
Middletown Hospital
Services and burial for Stan ley Wickerd
Services and burial for Stan ley Wickerd, 79, of Hamilton were held for the longtime resident and brother of Mrs. Muriel Hartley I of Middletown. The obituary notes his death and local affiliations.
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Stanley Wickerd
Hamilton
Muriel Hartley I
Middletown
Local Resident Wickerd Dead in Hamilton
Notice reports the death of Mr. Wickerd last Friday in Hamilton, detailing the passing of a long time resident and the location of the incident.
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Terday
Hamilton
Mr. Wickerd
William Leach dies at 65 while farming near Gratis
William Leach 65 of Rt. 503 Gratis died of an apparent heart attack while working on a Eaton area farm. Survived by wife Myrtle, three daughters Margerite Marcum Anita and Dorothy, two sons Harold and Gary, six sisters and 14 grandchildren. Services set for Friday at Zimmerman Funeral Home West Alexandria with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Burial allowance etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cline
Dayton
Dollie Rowe
Tulsa
Okla
Nora May
West Liberty
Evelyn Koogles
California
Zimmerman Funeral Home
West Alexandria
Fairview Cemetery
Obituary notices from Vevay and Oxford area
William Terry Sr. 101 logs nursing home with service at 2 p.m. Saturday. Harrison Wilfred Ford 47 of 605 S Fifth St. services 2 p.m. tomorrow in Vevay. Mrs. Julia Newton 1929 Pleasant Ave. services 10 a.m. Friday at Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs. Cora Null 86 of Oxford. Charles Pennington 61 of 1784 Millville Oxford Road services 10 a.m. Friday Brown-Daw son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Terry Sr
Logsdon Nursing Home
Harrison Wilfred Ford
S. Fifth St
Vevay
Julia Newton
Pleasant Ave
Trinity Episcopal] Church
Charles Pennington
Millville
Oxford Road
Brown-Dawson
Notable Deaths: Samossoud, Schumacher, Walker
Jacques Alexandria Samossoud of San Diego dies at 71, a composer and conductor linked to Mark Twain’s family. In South Bend Rev. Matthew A. Schumacher dies at 87, former St Edward’s University and College of St Thomas president. In East St Louis former Cardinals and Giants pitcher Bill Walker dies at 62, probate clerk, retired from baseball in 1936.
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San Diego
Calif
Jacques Alexandria Samossoud
Mark Twain
South Bend
Ind
Matthew A. Schumacher
St. Edward's University
Austin Tex
College of St Thomas
St. Paul, Minn
East ST. Louis, Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Bill
Lefty) Walker
St. Clair County
Playground Equipment Bids Sought For City Parks
Middletown Park Board plans immediate bids for playground equipment mainly for Meadowlawn and Dowling Parks. Estimated total costs reach about 200 dollars per fountain with drinking fountain installations funded from $6,000 capital outlay funds plus city departments assisting to lower final per fountain costs to around 50 dollars.
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Paschal
John Pascosts
Two Hurt In Motorcycle Crash Near Middletown
Two Franklin youths were treated at Middletown Hospital after a motorcycle accident on Union Road at Moreland Drive 1.3 miles north of Rt. 122. Jerry James Curtner, 20, and passenger Tom Bare, 19, were on a southbound bike when it slid on wet pavement at 7:45 p.m. Curtner suffered multiple abrasions and Bare a lacerated left knee and right elbow.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Union Road
Moreland Drive
Rt. 122
Jerry James Curtner
Lynn Drive
Tom Bare
Currier
Bare
Lebanon man injured inRoute 123 crash
Lester D. Cox aged 23 of 103 Southwest St. sustained a lacerated foot when his car demolished after attempting to pass on Route 123 just north of Route 122. He braked to avoid an oncoming car, lost control and rolled end over end off the left side of the road.
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Lebanon
Rt. 123
Rt. 122
Lester D. Cox
Southwest St
Phil Parnell Sails to Japan for AFS Summer Program
Phil Parnell son of Mr and Mrs Bill Parnell a Middletown High senior leaves for a summer in Japan through the American Field Service Americans Abroad program He will undergo orientation in San Francisco fly to Tokyo stay with host family Mr and Mrs Petsuya Psukatani in Urawa attend school with their three sons ages 19 14 and 9 until mid July and depart August 30 The Ewali js presidents of the local AFS chapter sponsor Middletown student.
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Phil Parnell
Bill K. Parnell
Middletown High School
Japan
American Field Service
Phil
San Francisco
Tokyo
Petsuya Psukatani
Urawa
Psukatani
Charles Ewali J
AFS
Middletown
Thieves And Burglars Busy In Middletown
Middletown police investigated multiple thefts and burglaries reported yesterday and today. Parts worth about 250 dollars were stolen from a car at Sherman Avenue and Sutphins Street. A burglar failed to drill into a safe at Frischs on Germantown Road. A break‑in at First Church of God on Crawford Street left the building ransacked but with no reported cash. Detectives planned to question a 27 year old Dayton man in connection with an April burglary on 18th Avenue. he was arrested in Dayton last night.
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Middletown
Sherman Avenue
S. Sutphins Street
Frisch's
Germantown Road
Church of God
Crawford Street
Dayton
18Th Avenue
Auto Runs Wild Man Charged In Crashing Spree
A 74-year-old man was cited for driving while intoxicated after crashing into three parked cars a garage and a fence on Main and First streets in Trenton. Estimated damage totaled about $2,500 with $1,500 to a garage and $1,000 to four vehicles. Ranke, of 118 Arch Street, caused the incidents at 4:10 p.m. and was not injured. no other injuries reported.
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Trenton
Arthur S. Ranke
Arch
Ranke
Main Street
John Cotterman
S. First St
First Street
Roland H. Jones
SOI N
Marvin Havens
N. T
Beryl Lindsey
S. First
Lindsey
Viet Junta Will Stay Put continues from page one
Government says 1,400 to 2,000 loyalists remain ready to act. A dawn Viet Cong base strike near Saigon kills 11, captures three, and forces retreat with ammunition seized. Saigon rioting eases after a two week truce, with two truckloads of medical students arrested and several foreign reporters roughed up. In Hue, Buddhist followers honor Da Nang casualties as Thich Tri Quang vows to press anti government stance until US aid ends and generals resign.
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Saigon
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
da Nang
Hunger strike by Tri Quang enters eighth day
A Buddhist monk Tri Quang, revered figure, continues his antigovernment hunger strike for a second week. A Buddhist spokesman notes his weakened, serious condition while a clandestine Buddhist radio reports irregular heartbeat readings.
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Tri Quang
Remark Sparks Laugh With A Clever Line
In playful banter a girl tells another she “looked like a million” and adds a humorous twist about counting years. The exchange highlights lighthearted friendship and the era’s joking tone.
Man Wounded While Fishing In New Miami Creek
New Miami resident Bobby LeRoy Stigall 2054 Helvey Ave was treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital for an accidental gunshot wound to his index finger while fishing in a creek. He carried a .22 caliber sawed off rifle which discharged causing the injury before he discarded the weapon in the water.
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John Calsacy
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Robert Clark
John Conner
Margaret Hovel
Verity
Weedside Cemetery
Ida Matson
Thce Schrock
Stanley Wichkerd
William Leach
Gratis
William Clover
Cora Null
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Walter Leonard Lesczynski
FBI
Illinois
Lesczynski
Chicago
Viet Junta
United States
S. Verity Pawuy
Melampy
Mabley’s Thurs