Pearl Walburg Dies. Middletown Piano Teacher Is Claimed
Pearl Walburg 82 a Middletown piano teacher and former Holy Trinity Church organist suffered a fatal illness after six years of declining health. Burial set at Calvary Cemetery with services at Holy Trinity Church and memorials at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. She belonged to the Middletown Music Club Ohio Music Teachers Association and Catholic Ladies of Columbia. survivor includes sister Mrs William Rehr of Reading Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walburg
Middletown
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown Music Club
Ohio Music Teacher's Association
Catholc Ladies of Columbia
William Rehr
Reading
Calvary Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Mrs Mary Craycraft 54 dies after Middletown Hospital stay
Mrs. Mary Emma Craycraft 54 of 430 Ohio Ave Trenton died at 10 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been patient since May 30 She lived in the Middletown area 18 years moving from Kentucky She was a waitress at Hasty Tasty Surviving husband Samuel two sons James of Meddletown and Kenneth at home four sisters Lydia Newell Xenia Dorothy Lyman and Josephine Harding of Owingsville Ky Mildred Harmon of Louisville five brothers Owen Raymond Harmon of Kifisboro Albert Harmon of Hardisburg Ind Reggie Harmon of Naah Ind and William Harmon of Yucca Valley Calif and a grandchild Services 1 p m Saturday Richardson Funeral Home Owingsville Rev Williams Williams? two daughters Virgie Rodney Williams pastor Yankee Road Church of God Ruth Shaver of Owens? up for home details not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Craycraft
Ohio Ave
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Hasty-Tasty
Samuel
James
Meddletown
Kenneth
Lydia Newell
Xenia
Dorothy Lyman
Josephine Harding
Owingsville, Ky
Mildred Harmon
Louisville
Owen
Raymond Harmon
Kifisboro
Albert Harmon
Hardisburg
Ind
Reggie Harmon
Naah
William Harmon
Yucca Valley
Calif
Richardson
Owingsville
Virgie Rodney Williams
Monica
Yankee Road Church of God
Ruth Shaver
Harris Sr. 72 dies at Middletown Hospital
Harry Lee Harris Sr. 72 of 836 Ninth Ave. Middletown died at 12 10 am today after a long illness. He was a retired employe of Manchester Motor Inn and member of Second Baptist Church born in Tacoma Ga resident of Middletown 41 years. Surviving: wife Helen three sons Harry L Jr Dayton Thomas Middletown William East Orange N J two daughters Helen McCluskey Annie Henderson Dayton Juanita Stallworth Jame Harris two brothers Carl Chicago James Pittsburgh Pa a sister Odessa Crawford High Point N C two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday at Second Baptist Church Rev N L Cooper officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel Friday 6 9 pm and after 9 am Saturday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Cap) Harris Sr
Ninth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Harris
Manchester Motor Inn
Second Baptist Church
Tacoma
Middletown
Helen
Harry L. Jr
Dayton
Thomas
William
East Orange
N. J
Helen McCluskey
Annie Henderson
Juanita Stallworth
Jame Harris
Carl
Chicago
James
Pittsburgh
Odessa Crawford
High
Oint
N. Cr
N. L. Cooper
Woodside Cemetery
Hall- Jordan Memorial
John Melvin Hunter 49 dies after three day illness
John Melvin Hunter of 1820 Minnesota St died at Middletown Hospital at 1 30 am after a three day illness. He born Greenville Alabama and lived in Middletown 26 years. An Verity Parkway Motors salesman he belonged to United Missionary Baptist Church and several local groups. A Navy veteran of World War II survived by wife Flossie two sons Anthony Milwaukee and Danny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melvin Hunter
Minnesota St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Hunter
Greenville
Ala
Middletown
Verity Parkway Motors
United Missionary Baptist Church
Hunter-Clark
Shiloh
Flossie
Anthony
Milwaukee
Danny
Rose Murray Dies At 73 In Florida
Rose Pauline Murray 73 formerly Middletown civic leader died suddenly at her Fort Lauderdale home. Widow of Armco executive Charles H. Murray she was Red Cross Nurse Aide in World War II and chaired local charity efforts. Survived by three sons and seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church. Memorials to Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pauline Murray
Middletown
N. Birch Road
Fort Lauderdale
Murray
Charles H. Murray
Armco
Murrays
Florida
Rose Neub
Sannin
All Saints Episcopal Church
Middletown Hospital
National School Lunch Program served 3.4 billion meals in 1968
The National School Lunch Program provided nearly 3.4 billion meals in 1968 to about 20 million children in 75 000 schools. In Miami Florida arrangements remain incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miami, Fla
Bailey Funeral Home
Death of F Roberson prompts local obituary note
Ed S Roberson 76 of 3413 Jewell St died at 10 10 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital He was retired from Aeronca Inc and farming near Ezel Ky Survived by wife Surene three sons Edward Estill and Charles two daughters Ethel Ratliff Edith Brown a brother Leonard and two sisters Ida Oldfield and Pearlie Wells 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed S. Roberson
Jewell St
Middletown Hospital
Roberson
Aeronca Inc
Ezel
Surene
Edward
Wan
Estill
Trenton
Charles
Hairziten
Ethel Ratliff
Middletown
Edith Brown
Hamilton
Leonard
Ida Oldfield
Mize, Ky
Pearlie Wells
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Death notice for George Whaley, Middletown resident
George Whaley, 69, of 1809 Hill Ave., Middletown, died at 5:55 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after a four year illness. He worked for Armco Steel Corp. from 1942 to 1955. Born in Dover, Tennessee, he is survived by his wife Nettie, three daughters Pauline Chamberlain, Geneva Mynhier, and Sue Bennett, ten grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and three sisters, all of Middletown. Services are at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whaley
Hill Ave
Middletown Hospital
Whaley
Armco Steel Corp
Dover
Tenn
Nettie
Pauline Chamberlain
Geneva Mynhier
Middletown
Sue Bennett
Pensacola
Fla
George Wallace
Winifred Taylor
Russell Taylor
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Monroe council and Reed settle police appointment dispute
In Monroe, by motion and mutual agreement, councilmen and Mayor Gordon Reed outlined a procedure for appointment and confirmation of police officers. The deal ends a year long feud following resignations, walkouts, and unconfirmed reappointments, with ten officers confirmed as permanent and four as probationary for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Gordon Reed
Bill Lubberger
Mayor Reed
Dale Foreman
Ray Freshour
Council
Foreman
Seth Johnston
Reed
Ken Cobb
John Robbins
Weldon Beatherd
Alvin Bennett
Sam Cobb
Wendle Howland
Dan Miller
Larry Contongin
George Cobb
Charles Oakley
Merle Leeds
Gene Egelston
Larry Line
Mike Lawhorn
John Gable
Fairfield Man Dies In Wreck In Fairfield
A 40 year old Fairfield man William Estes of 461 Fenwick Drive was killed when the car he rode in with his daughter Jana Estes 16 collided with another vehicle and struck a tree at Beech and Redwood avenues Fairfield Police said today The daughter was injured along with the other driver Bruce W Bell 29 of Hamilton The crash killed Fairfield s sixth this year and 21st in Butler County with several other fatalities reported in the area nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Beech and
Redwood Avenues
William Estes
Jana Estes
Beech
Redwood
Bruce W. Bel
Freeman Ave
Hamilton
Estes
Bell
Butler County
Middletown
Monroe
Millvills
Rifles Stolen in City Break-Ins and Other Thefts
Police investigate three break-ins with no cash theft. Four rifles taken from a downstairs wall area at 2406 Christel Ave, two .22 calibers, one .25, one .32. Remaining weapons in upstairs room unaffected. Entry likely through basement window. Other crimes include clock radio, camera, fan, record player from 1203 S Verity Pkwy. and two mowers from a garage. Additional thefts include a car tape player and eight tapes, a boat motor from a funeral home rear, recovered near 701 Louis Place after a tip. A keg, pump, and air cylinder taken from Ariington Arms Apartments rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Christel Ave
Taylor
Marion Griffin
S. Verity Parkway
Ruth Honesty
Ave
James Ruhlman
W. State St
Trenton
Joseph Baker
Manchester Ave
Louis Place
Leroy Hardeman
Norman Fields
Ariington Arms
Papyrus Boat Reaches Atlantic Midpoint Voyage
Papyrus boat Ra II, sailed by Thor Heyerdahl and an international crew, has passed the halfway mark in its Atlantic crossing from Safi Morocco toward Central America. Mrs Heyerdahl said the craft was 1659 miles from its Morocco start, sailing regularly despite naphtha zones that hindered underwater filming. She will join a television crew in Barbados to film the final stretch.
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Italy
Thor Heyerdahl
Africa
Central America
Safi
Morocco
Heyerdahl
America
Atlantic
Thor
Mrs. Heyerdah
Barbados
New York
Perry County teen named Buckeye Girls State governor
A 17-year-old from Junction City Patricia Strode won the Buckeye Girls State governor title edging out five rivals in the week long program in Columbus Ohio. She and other officers will be sworn in by former governor Thomas Herbert at a banquet with Gov James Rhodes in attendance. Other elected officers included Judy Ann Frendh Mary Ann Shakey Geraldine FitzGerald Molly Drake and Kathy Ann Hank. Buckeye Girls State run by the American Legion Auxiliary teaches high school seniors about government and ends this weekend with over 12 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Perry County
Buckeye
Patricia Strode
Junction City
New Lexington High School
Miss Strode
Thomas Herbert
James Rhodes
Judy Ann Frendh
Amherst
Mary Ann Shakey
Huron
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Hudson
Molly Drake
Upper Arlington
Kathy Ann Hank
Warren
American Legion Auxiliary
Salary subsidy for parochial teachers ruled unconstitutional
Providence AP report shows a three judge federal panel of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals finds a 1969 state salary subsidy for parochial school teachers violates the constitutional separation of church and state. The suit was brought by taxpayers through the Rhodesland affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.J
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rhodesland
American Civil Liberties Union
General Assembly
Church
Three Ohioans Killed In Indochina War Report
Washington AP reports the Defense Department confirms three more Ohioans killed in action in Indochina. Army 1st Lt. Dennis E. Heitner of Cincinnati, Army Spec. 4 Clayton W. Neaves of Dayton, and Marine Cpl. Michael L. Morehead of North Baltimore are named as the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Dennis E. Heitner
Cincinnati
Clayton W. Neaves
Dayton
Marine Corps
Michael L. Morehead
North Baltimore
Second Warren Man Charged In Robbery
A second Warren man, Charles Kirksey, 43, was charged by the FBI with receiving part of the $19,995 robbery at the Lords town branch of the Second National Bank of Warren last November. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Thomas Moore, waived a preliminary hearing, bound to a federal grand jury in Cleveland, and released on $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Warren
Lordstown
Second National Bank of Warren
Charles Kirksey
FBI
U.S
Thomas Moore
Cleveland
Crystal Hosts Workshop Tour on Paper Making and Dye
Crystal hosts a workshop for Community Resources Workshop members. Rovet McDade industrial relations manager led a slide on the paper making process. Carol Hemers discussed Crystal products, distribution and uses. A new Dippity Dye product was demonstrated for instant art. Attendees met Stanley Reed and John Burdial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Tissue
Rovert McDade
Carol Hemers
Reschool Products
Crystal
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Pearl J. Walburg
Henry Fickler
Kew
Hillandale Dail Springs
Funeral Home
Mary Craycraft
Harry L. Harris
John Hunter
Doellmann’s
Innes
Rose Murray
F. Roberson
Tom Townsend
Cedar Fall
Iowa
Tom
Dave Nor
Journal
Ed Cranmer
Kirk Strodtbeck
Cranmer
Fenwick Drive
Mercy Hospital
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
Indochina
Stanley Reed
John Burdia'l
McDade
George D. Smith
Marion Swisher
M. D
Ben
Jacksonburg
Neal’s
Bru Fk
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