Deaths And Funerals Fred Wick 65 Dayton
Fred Wick aged 65 of Dayton died at 1 30 am Friday at Miami Valley Hospital from a heart attack. Surviving are three sisters a brother his wife Regina eight sons and two daughters. Services at 1 30 pm today Hoyne Funeral Home Dayton with Rev Paul Berkenstock officiating. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 2 pm.
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Fred Wick
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
North Excelle
Robert Stover
Middletown
Carrye Milkosae
Charles Dell
Hamilton
Brokher
George
Regina
Hoyne
Eral Home
Paul Berkenstock
Germantown Cemetery
Charles Kline dies at 90 in Dayton residence
Charles Kline 90 died at 6 50 p m yesterday at the home of his foster daughter Mrs Vernon Blosser 9932 W Third St Dayton Ill since April 28 he had lived in Dayton six years after moving from Germantown where he was born and raised He belonged to Germantown St John E R Church and served as treasurer and on the church board He also was a director of Germantown Federal Saving and Loan Surviving are his wife Addie and several nieces and nephews Services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the John Arpp Funeral Home.
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Charles Kline
Germantown
Vernon Blosser
Third St
Dayton
Kline
St. John E&r
The
Germantown Federal Saving & Loan
Addie
John Arpp
Middletown Earns Honor in A A A Pedestrian Safety Contest
The American Automobile Association honored Middletown with an honorable mention for its life saving program in the 25 000 to 50 000 population class. Findlay Steubenville Warren Lakewood Van Wert Rocky River Maple Heights and North Olmsted also received acknowledgments in various divisions. Cleveland was cited among larger cities.
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Middletown
American Automobile Assn
Findlay
Steubenville
Ohio
Cleveland
Warren
Lakewood
van Wert
Rocky River
Maple Heights
North Olmsted
Obituary notices for six residents listed with service times
Obituaries for Gilbert Henson Samuel Orr Cora Mary Wright Barbara Kyger and Mrs Josephine Logue list ages and home addresses with service times at Webb and Marshall-Smith Funeral Homes. Services span 1 to 2 p.m. on Wednesday or today with locations in Hamilton and Oxford.
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Gilbert Henson
West Elkton Rd
Hamilton
Webb Funeral Home
Josephine Cone Logue
S. College Ave
Oxford
Marshall-Smith Funeral Home
Samuel Orr
Harrison Ave
Cora Mary Wright
Church St
Barbara Kyger
Notable deaths across several states in AP dispatch
Earl Fortescue 70 government chief whip in the Lords and coronation canopy bearer died Saturday. Nate B Spingold 72 Columbia Pictures VP and art collector died Saturday. John A Lindrup 52 Viking editor and Norwegian American leader died Saturday from a skull fracture. Israel A Smith 82 LDS Church president died Saturday from highway injuries. Ollie Herman ? top bowler died yesterday. Paul F Neverman 72 founder senior exec of Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association died yesterday. William H Fox 52 Indiana University education professor died Saturday from cerebral hemorrhage.
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Filleigh
England
Earl Fortescue
House of Lords
Elizabeth
Diedaturday
New York
Nate B.spingold
Columbia Pictures
Chilcago
Rapid City
S. C
John A. Lindrup
Viking
Bethany
Israel A. Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith Jr
Plano
Ill
Milwaukee
Ollie
Herman
Marinette
Wis
Paul F. Neverman
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Assn
Peshtigo
Bloomington
Ind
William H. Fox
Indiana University
Murray State College
Murray, Ky
Rape Case Suspect Faces Arraignment
DELAWARE Ohio AP Fred Cooks of Columbus charged with raping three Delaware County women faces arraignment in Municipal Court today. Cooke 37 was the object of an extensive manhunt until his capture in Columbus Thursday night.
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Delaware, Ohio
Fred Cooks
Columbus
Delaware County
Cooke
First Man To Fly 300 Dies
ELIZABETH CITY N C AP Alford Williams known as Al Williams dies at 61 after a cancer battle. A speed flier and aviation pioneer he conceived the 300 mile an hour dive and flew the Gulfhawk, the Smithsonian houses as the plane that taught America to fly. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1929 as Navy chief test pilot. He is survived by his widow Alice and a son John.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Alford
al) Williams
Williams
Smithsonian Institution
Navy
Alice
John
Mad Suitor Kills One Wounds Two in Florida Suburb
In Pensacola a deputy sheriff was killed and three others injured when Ed Golden 25 pursued a shooting spree after an enraged suitor attacked the girl’s family. The gunman fled with his sweetheart Wesic Jernigan 19 as authorities hunted him. Deputy Bert Adams died of a head wound. Pierce Jernigan 48, critically wounded. Leslie Brock 31 and Essie Jernigan suffer neck and shoulder injuries.
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Pensacola
Fla
Wesic Jernigan
Alabama Highway Patrol
Alabama
Florida
Ed Golden
Alabama Patrol
Escambia County
Fla.t Sheriff's Office
Bert Adams
Pierce Jernigan
Escambia
Leslie Brock
Essie Jernigan
Senior Usher Board to Meet Tomorrow at 7 15 P M
The Senior Usher Board of New Era Baptish Church will meet tomorrow at 7 15 p m at John Burks 1704 Garfield St with president Oliver Smith announcing the gathering. A candle at 12 feet casts as much light on an object as a full I moon does.
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New Era Baptish Church
John Burks
Garfield St
Soard
Oliver Smith
Bodies Recovered From Lake Erie Near Port Clinton
The bodies of Kenneth Corks and Paul Stubblefield both of Toledo were recovered from Lake Erie near Port Clinton on Sunday. James Walter Griffith, 50, also from Toledo, was recovered Thursday after fishing with them on a trip that began the previous Sunday when their 14 foot outboard capsized the next day.
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Port Clinton Ohio
Kenneth Corks
Paul Stubblefield
Toledo
Lake Erie
Here
James Walter Griffith
OIC Trustees Back Milligan In SUB Dispute
Ohio Information Committee trustees back executive secretary Fred J. Milligan in a dispute over supplemental unemployment benefits SUB. They oppose CIO efforts to alter state law via the SUB test case while the Supreme Court weighs whether jobless workers can receive SUB and unemployment benefits concurrently.
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OIC
Milligan
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
Fred J. Milligan
State Supreme Court
Ohio
CIO
Miwuk Language Dies With Chief William Fuller
William Fuller 85 hereditary Miwuk chief since 1888 died in Sonora California on Saturday night. He was born in 1873 at Bald Rock and recorded the language for a Columbia University study before his death, blending native lineage with a white settler background.
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Sonora
Calif
William Fuller
Fuller
Ohio
Columbia University
Bald Rock
Twain, Harte
He Wants A Wife Applicants Too Old
Louisville, AP Carl Lullen a 37 year old widower from Sligo Kentucky advertised for a wife. He received three replies all deemed unsuitable mainly because the applicants were too old. Lullen says he will keep trying as he needs a wife to housekeep for him and his two kids.
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Louisville, Ky
Carl Lullen
Sligo
Lullen
Compound We Wart Remedy Widely Recommended
An advertised wart remover claims one daily application suffices and is safe for children and adults. It contains no mineral acids and leaves no scars. The product, known as Compound We, is offered without prescription for 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Mary Copr
Whitehall Pharmacal
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