Deaths And Funerals For Franklin 11 Year Old
Services set for Christopher Clevenger 11 son of Ralph and Smokey Clevenger of 1285 Springboro Rd in Franklin who died Saturday in a one car crash on Rt 73. Funeral at Eaton Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Brother Ralph Ream Clevenger 16 released from Middletown Hospital after chest injuries. Warren County's 15th traffic fatality this year. Grandmother Bertha Clevenger survives. Funeral home Baker & Sons notes arrangements after 7 pm today.
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Franklin
Christopher Clevenger
Ralph W. (Smokey) Clevenger
Springboro Rd
Rt. 73
Eaton Funeral Home
Howard T. Spitnale
Woodhill Cemetery
Warren County
Christopher
Bertha Clevenger
Mrs. Margaret Creech Dies After Illness in Homestead
Mrs. Margaret Catherine Creech 49 of Homestead Pa died at Middletown Hospital after a three day stay. She resided with sister in law and brother in law Claude and Margaret Creech since January and had been ill for three years. Survived by husband Charles Creech Erie and Tonawanda and Rochester area siblings and a mother Catherine Glass. Requiem High Mass at St Johns Homestead with Rev John L Oberlander. Burial in Back Cemetery Jackson Ky. Friends may call at Joseph funeral home.
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Margaret Catherine Creech
Homestead
Middletown Hospital
Catherine, Glass
Erie
Eleanor Glass
Carl Wuencell
Joseph Christoph
John: Balzer
Tonawanda
N. Y
Joe Kunz
Rochester
Joe
George Glass
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Creech
St. John's Church
Mrs Nora Flynn 87 dies in Greenfield Ohio hospital
Mrs Nora Flynn 87 of 1908 Clayton St died at 1 30 am today in Greenfield Ohio hospital where she had been patient since July 1956 A native of England she came to the United States at age two and lived in Indiana before moving to Middletown where she married Joseph T Flynn who died November 1952 Their 60th wedding anniversary was celebrated that year She was active in Holy Trinity Church Altar Society and other Catholic groups and charter member of Middletown Wan Mothers Club Surviving are a daughter Mrs Clayton Hamblin Springboro a son Joseph Greenfield 24 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and a brother Daniel McElin Richmond Ind A daughter and two sons preceded her in death Arrangements are incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Nora Flynn
Clayton St
Greenfield
Ohio
England
Flynn
Ind
Iere
Middletown
Joseph T. Flynn
Holy Trinity Church
Altar Society
Wan Mothers’ Club
Clayton Hamblin
Springboro
Joseph
Daniel McElin
Richmond
Riggs Funeral Home
Infant Paul Mills Dies at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati
Paul David Mills 11 day old son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mills of 1218 Elim St died at 2 55 am yesterday at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati where he had been a patient since June. Surviving include grandmother Mrs William Mills of Wyandotte Michigan Graveside services were held at 2 pm today at Woodside Cemetery Dr Louis R Walter officiating Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Paul David Mills
LeRoy Mills
Elim St
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
William Mills
Wyandotte
Mich
Woodside Cemetery
Louis R. Walter
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Marjorie Stage Dies In West Alexandria
Mrs. Marjorie M Stage 64 of West Alexandria died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday Evangelical and Reformed Church West Alexandria with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call Zimmerman Funeral Home 2-4 and 7-9 pm tomorrow and after 1 pm Wednesday at church. Survived by Irene Kelso of Middletown and three other daughters six sisters five brothers including Clinton Taylor Eaton and William Taylor Eaton.
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Marjorie M. Stage
West Alexandria
Irene Kelso
Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fairview Cemetery
Wells 85 Dies After Brief Illness at Middletown Hospital
W. G. Wells, 85, of 2110 Woodlawn Ave, died at 11 a.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week of illness. He had been hospitalized on June 20. A native of West Liberty Kentucky.
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W. G Wells
W. G. Wells
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Wells
West Liberty
McKinley Kin Col William D McKinley Dies in Apparent Accident
The death of Col William D. McKinley 41 grandnephew of the late president is under investigation by a board. He was found in his quarters Saturday with a .45 caliber revolver nearby and a bullet wound in his left chest. His wife Anne three daughters and his mother Mrs Margaret McKinley survive. The Army has not yet ruled whether the shooting was accidental.
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Seoul
William D. McKinley
McKinley
Eeao
Anne
New York
San Antonio
Tex
Hen Lays Double Egg Astonishes Harmony Rhode Island
A Rhode Island hen owned by Eugene Walker produced two eggs fused together weighing about a half pound. Measuring ten inches circumferentially and eight inches around the center, the bird’s second egg formed after the first reversed in the reproductive tract, according to Dr. William H. Wiley of the URI poultry department.
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Harmony, R. I
Eugene Walker
William H. Wiley
University of Rhode Island Poultry Department
Episcopalian Advance Fund Nearing Million
Cleveland report shows the Episcopalian Advance Fund at $964,913 of $1,235,000 goal. Campaign director Edward R. Pike announced the total from 109 churches and missions across 48 northern Ohio counties.
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Cleveland
Edward R. Pike
Ohio
Pike
Middletown Man Dies After Lifelong Local Ties
A longtime Middletown resident of 30 years and oldest living father at the First Church of God father son banquet left a large family. Survived by four daughters, four sons, a sister, a brother, 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, the funeral is at McCoy Leffler with burial in Saylers Cemetery Saylers.
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Middletown
First Church of God
Louisa Lacey Wells
Bessie Ratliff
Cassie Wells
Maude Williams
Elizabeth Cottle
Tony
Clyde
Victor
Tucson
Ariz
Willig Jr
Winchester
Ann Rose
Boone Wells
Ashland
McCoy-Leffler
R. C. Caudill
Potter Funeral Home
West Liberty
Saylers
Obituary notices list five local residents and a child
George Carris aged 62 of 918 Albert on Ave. will have services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Campbell Funeral Home. Earl J. Hanaford aged 59 of 865 Belle Ave. will have services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home. Mrs. Elizabeth Herold aged 91 of 608 Franklin St. will have services at 10 30 a.m. Wednesday at Proeschel Funeral Home. Mrs. Anna A. Ivins of 629 Laurel Ave. will have services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Proeschel Funeral Home. Judith Stahlheber aged 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stahlheber of 1797 West Elkton Rd., services today at St. Peter Church.
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George Carris
Alberton Ave
Campbell Funeral Home
Earl J. Hanaford
Belle Ave
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Elizabeth Herold
Franklin St
Proeschel Funeral Home
Anna A. Ivins
Laurel Ave
Judith Stahlheber
Kenneth Stahlheber
West Elkton Rd
St. Peter Church
Notable Obituaries from Across the Nation
Mrs Milam Hamill Warner Sanders 60 a pioneer in children s radio programs died yesterday She began a daily series over WLAP Louisville KY in 1931 Rev Gotfred A Smedal 95 oldest Lutheran pastor died Saturday founded the church pension system born Mundal Norway Dr Henry A Erikson 87 head of physics at University of Minnesota 1915 1938 died Saturday author of many papers Charles Brady King Detroit 18 died yesterday first to design and drive an automobile helped Henry Ford Ernest L Little 64 president of Research Associates former National Farm Chemurgic Council leader died yesterday
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Associated Press
New York
Milam Hamill Warner Sanders
WLAP
Louisville
Roland
Iowa
Gotfred A. Smedal
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Mundal
Norway
Miami
Fla
Henry A.erikson
University of Minnesota
Rye
Charles Brady King
Detroit
Henry Ford
San Francisco
Angel Island
Columbus
Ohio
Ernest L. Little
Research Associates
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Ohio adopts point system to curb traffic violations
Gov. ONeill signs emergency law creating a highway safety point system. Violators hitting 12 points in two years lose driving rights for up to a year. Penalties include up to six months in jail and a $500 fine for driving under suspension.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Highway Safety Department
Common Pleas Court
Army Probes GIs Deaths at Fort Sill Demonstration
The Army continued its investigation into four soldiers killed and fourteen injured when 4.2 mortars fell among 175 men from Company B, 522nd Infantry Battalion, during a hill assault at Fort Sill. Four GIs named Alonzo Curtidge, David L. Robinson, Percy A. Reevey, and Russell L. Somers died. Spectators watched from a mile away as mortars targeted advancing infantry.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Army
Asbury Park N. J
Russell L. Somers
Rosenburg
Tex
Mrs. McAdow Injured In Auto Crash
Mrs S J McAdow of 1313 Main St is in satisfactory condition after a possible neck injury from a Saturday Columbus auto crash. She was admitted to Middletown Hospital last night at 9 25. Five people were treated in the emergency ward for broken bones including Deborah Brewer six who fractured her right wrist and Cheryl Tibbs six with a broken left wrist. Willie James Good ten suffered a broken left arm. Mrs Joseph Marconi 29 fractured her left foot turning on a stone at home and treated for a broken thumb. Clayton Cornett 30 treated for a broken thumb. All were released after treatment.
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S. J. McAdow
Main St
Columbus
Middletown Hospital
Deborah Brewer
William Brewer
Sheffield St
Cheryl Tibbs
Kenneth Tibbs
Burton Rd
Willie James Good
Annie Bell Lige
Louis PI
Joseph Marconi
Cleveland St
Clayton Cornett
Hill Ave
U.S. Seeks Open Aqaba Gulf for Innocent Passage
The United States urged U.S. registered ships and companies to report any interference with the right of innocent passage through the Aqaba Gulf. The policy upholds the gulf as an international waterway, a stance reiterated after Egypt blocked Israeli ships from Eilat for eight years. President Eisenhower touted the right to protect free passage and said the U.S. is ready to act with others to secure recognition of this right.
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Washington
United States
Aqaba
Egypt
Eilat
Gulf
U.S
Eisenhower
George Rests At His Home
Vienna Georgia Walter F George Special Ambassador NATO aged 79 a former U S Senator rests at home after twelve days in hospital for coronary disease condition serious but improved enough to return home with wife and Dr Willis Hurst doctor notes no plans for several weeks as he recovers
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Vienna
Walter F. George
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
Georgia
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Willis Hurst
George
Land sales financed initial White House construction
The original White House cost was funded by proceeds from land sales in Virginia and Maryland.
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White House
Virginia
Maryland
Nine youths win Fisherama prizes at Smith Pond
Nine boys, among 25 to 30 youths with fathers, earned season swim passes at a Junior Chamber of Commerce Fisherama held at Smith Pond. David Stubbs caught the largest fish, Frank Trovillo had the smallest, and casting winners included Rodney Barker and Gary Barker.
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Rodney Barker
Fart Clem
Jimmy Smith
Larry Barker
Gary Barker
Tim Barker
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McAdow
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