Obituary of Mrs Mintie Adkins Springfield KY area
Mrs Mintie Adkins 74 of Springfield died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Daisy Meadows home in Franklin after a 10 day illness. Native of Elliott County Kentucky widow of Bennie Adkins died in 1946. Member Church of God Springfield. Surviving daughter seven grandchildren two great grandchildren sister Cinda Quisenberry Moorehead KY brother Robert Wilson Moorehead KY. Services 1 p.m. Saturday Church of God East and Grand Avenue Springfield with graveside burial 3 p.m. Woodside Cemetery Springfield.
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Mintie Adkins
Springfield
Daisy Meadows
Franklin
Elliott County
Bennie Adkins
Church of God In
Cinda Quisenberry
Robert Wilson
Moorehead
Mrs Edith Blankenship Dies in California at 57
Edith Blankenship 57 formerly of Middletown died at 4 30 p m yesterday in Monrovia California after a heart attack Sunday. She was wife of David Blankenship and moved from Middletown a year ago. Survived by three sons Donald Watson Baltimore MD Jerry Galveston Tex Thomas Middletown two brothers Sam and Gomer Stethem two sisters Mrs Elmer Wright and Mrs Clyde Webster nine grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Edith Blankenship
Middletown
Monrovia
Calif
Blankenship
David Blankenship
Donald Watson
Baltimore
Infant Darlene McIntosh Dead On Arrival At Middletown Hospital
Darlene McIntosh five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin McIntosh 3014 Omaha St Middletown was pronounced dead on arrival at 5 30 am today at Middletown Hospital The infant survived by her parents and grandparents Reuben McIntosh and James Bolden of Harlan County Ky Graveside services will be held at Woodside Cemetery at 2 pm tomorrow with Dr R C Caudill officiating Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home from 7 to 9 pm today
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Darlene McIntosh
Calvin McIntosh
Omaha St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Reuben McIntosh
James Bolden
Harlan County
Woodside Cemetery
R. C. Caudill
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
Mrs Ethel Oden Obituary in Franklin Tennessee
Mrs Ethel Oden 42 died at home 1703 Vermont St after year of illness. Survived by husband John E Oden and sisters Katherine Lee Tucker Nashville and Ophelia Taylor Franklin. Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday Primitive Baptist Church Walnut St Elder W C C Burton officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Body taken to church at 9 a.m. Saturday for vis itations. Arrangements Riggs Funeral Home.
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Ethel Oden
Vermont St
John E. Oden
Katherine Lee Tucker
Nashville, Tenn
Ophelia Taylor
Franklin, Tenn
Primitive Baptist
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Hamilton Deaths John Kadle Sr. 67 dies
John Kadle Sr. 67 of 4900 Millikin Road died recently. Services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Proeschel Funeral Home. Burial and further arrangements pending.
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Hamilton
John Kadle Sr
Millikin Rd
Proeschel
Deaths Elsewhere
William Frank Hedrick aged 78 once edited Toledo Blade and Fremont News Messenger died Tuesday. Joseph C. Prather 56 of Lynch Kentucky, chief inspector for U S Steel Kentucky coal mines, died Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
William Frank Hedrick
Toledo
Warmoth Appointed Deputy Chief of Staff to Ohio VFW Leader
Louis Warmoth, commander of VFW Post 309, was named deputy chief of staff to Ohio Commander Edward Jones. He heads the 11th largest post in the state as Ohio's Department counts 420 posts in total.
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Louis Warmoth
VFW
Ohio
Edward Jones
Warmoth
Department of Ohio
Ed Windsor Elected Commander Of Post 218
Ed Windsor won the American Legion Post 218 commander race with 708 votes, defeating Arthur Albaugh and succeeding Robert Barnard. Windsor, a Navy veteran and 11-year legionnaire, has led community efforts and sits on local safety and civic boards. New officers and delegates were announced with installation set for July 18.
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Ed Windsor
Armco Aief
American Legion
Legion
Windsor
Robert Barnard
Greene & Ladd
Arthur Albaugh
Butler County Safety Council
Middletown 32 Masonic Group
Civic Association Board of Governors
George Hagen
J. F. Seibold
Butler County
Ray Miles
Armco Steel Corp
Hal Stevens
Robert Lubberger
Tom Jones
Jones Insurance Agency
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
James Welsh
Sears Roebuck & Co
William J. Comfort
Ed Portsmouth
Central For Rt. 122 Freeway Plan Expanded
The article outlines a new freeway with access points at Ohio Routes 63 73 or 725. Upon relocating Rt 122 the Blue Ball Pike would be split between the city and Butler County with Warren County maintaining the section from Blue Ball to the new freeway. Planning and engineering work is to begin in about two weeks with construction expected next spring.
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Ohio
Rt. 122
Butler County
Warren County
Blue Ball
Gamble
Highway Department
Lausche
Downpour Keeps Agers Indoors
A Middletown Golden Age Club picnic moved from Armco Park to the Civic Association auditorium due to rain. About 60 members attended games and picnic fare led by Tom Carlson and Miss Joan Wilson. A watermelon party is planned for a later date hoping for better weather.
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Golden Age
Armco Park
Civic Association
Tom Carlson
Middletown Park
Prison Term For Texan Suspended
Hamilton Special Frank Keeler 31 Beaumont Tex formerly of Hamilton received a suspended indeterminate sentence to the Ohio Penitentiary and placed on five years probation by Common Pleas Judge Fred B Cramer on a charge of now support Keeler must pay 30 a week for support of his four minor children and pay the cost of prosecution He may return to Texas but must comply with probation terms
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Hamilton
Frank Keeler
Beaumont
Tex
Ohio
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Keeler
Texas
YMCA to Modernize Bowling Alleys with Brunswick Contract
YMCA executive committee approved a contract with the Brunswick Balke Callender Co of Cincinnati to rebuild five alleys and recondition three. Improvements include new pre-approach tiling, mask units, a new ball return, exhaust fans, and air supply upgrades with a September 15 completion target.
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Er Co
Cincinnati
YMCA
Ralph Knight
Hamilton man bound to grand jury in assault case
A Hamilton man, Ernest Eberhardt, 46, of 133 Walnut St, was bound to the grand jury under $10,000 bond on a charge of criminal assault of a girl under 12. The case was presented by his wife, Susie Eberhardt, in municipal court before Judge Frank F. Wessel.
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Hamilton
Eurnest Eberhardt
Walnut St
Frank F. Wessel
Susie Eberhardt
Police Briefs Arrests on Non Support Warrant and Vandalized Coin Box Theft
Police arrested 28 year old Charles Surgenor of 210 Vander Veer St on a non support warrant. Officers responded to a theft call at Columbia Avenue and N Main Street involving a gas station soda machine coin box. no money was taken though a coin box was damaged.
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Charles Surgenor
Vanderveer St
Columbia Avenue
N. Main Street
U S to Sell Atom Fuel to Australia and France
The United States agreed to sell Australia 1100 pounds and France 88 pounds of 235 to fuel atomic power plants. The agreements, announced yesterday, mark the first such sales since last year's deals with Britain, Belgium and Canada.
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Washington
United States
Australia
France
Britain
Belgium
Canada
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