Crystal Electrician Educated Man Found Dead At Home
Eduard Hiner 62 was found dead around 10 a m today at 223 Aberdeen Drive neighbors reported he had not been seen since weekend He was chief electrician for Crystal Tissue Co born in West Middletown a Middletown High School graduate He lived alone since his wife died in 1959 The body was taken to Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Survived by mother Mrs Sally Clark Opelika three sons Benjamin Ligon Hamilton Willie Ligon and John Tucker Middletown two daughters Mrs Louise Nelms and Mrs Nora Morgan Middletown a brother Manual Clark Opelika and a sister Mrs Rosie Wright Middletown
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Eduard Hiner
Aberdeen Drive
Mr. Hiner
The
Crystal Tissue Co
West Middletown
Middletown High School
Harriette Conners
Cleveland
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Sally Clark
Opelika
Benjamin Ligon
Hamilton
Willie Ligon
John Tucker
Middletown
Louise Nelms
Nora Morgan
Manual Clark
Rosie Wright
Funeral services for Mrs Katie Carter set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Katie B. Carter 45 of 412 Curtis St. will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe 1200 Garfield St. with Bishop H. K. Kilgore officiating. Burial is in Woodside Cemetery. She died at Middletown Hospital yesterday and had lived in Middletown 13 years. She worked as a silk finisher at Falls Cleaners for five years. She is survived by her husband Horton. Friends may call at Jordan Funeral Home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday after 1 a.m.
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Katie B. Carter
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
Garfield St
H. K. Kilgore
Jordan Funeral Home
Woodside
Opelika
Ala
Carter
Middletown
Falls Cleaners
Horton
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Albert J Payne obituary in Middletown and Chicago
Albert J Payne 63 former Middletown resident died Saturday at Illinois Masonic Hospital. He lived in Chicago for 18 years, was a World War I veteran and a tool and die maker born in Louisville. Surviving wife Louise stepson Edward Williams daughter Mrs Clarence Frye three brothers Eugene Edward William and three grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Schramm Funeral Home Rev Raymond Farrow officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery calling hours 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Albert. J. Payne
Middletown
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago
Payne
Louisville
Louise
Edward Williams
Clarence Frye
Trenton
Eugene
Edward
William
Schramm Fneral Home
Raymond Farrow
Woodside Cemetery
Local Camden Farmer Guy W Deem Dies at 72
Guy W Deem 72 of 92 N Main St Camden died Saturday at Fort Hamilton Hospital after Friday admission. A retired Camden area farmer and former Champion Fiber & Paper Co employee, he belonged to Camden Lodge 159 F&AM. Survived by wife Clara and daughter Julia Deem. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. visitation today 7 to 9 p.m.
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Camden
Guy W. Deem
N. Main St
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Deem
Camden Area
Champion Fiber & Paper Co
Hamilton
Camden Lodge 159
F&am
Clara
Julia Deem
Hounshell Germantown resident dies after long illness
Germantown resident Pierce Hounshell 78 died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after five years of illness. Retired in 1948 from Armco Steel as open hearth helper, he served 25 years at the plant. Born in Jackson Kentucky, he lived in the Germantown area since 1925. Survived by wife Bertha, four sons Carl Sheldon Orville Arthur Thurston, brothers Jack of Fleming Kentucky Ed and Warner of Pound Virginia, sisters Elender Boggs and Vinnie Boggs of Pound, Kentucky, 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Sears. burial Germantown Cemetery.
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Germantown
Pierce Hounshell
Germantown Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Hounshell
Armco Steel Corp
Jackson
Bertha
Carl
Middletown
Sheldon
Orville
Arthur Thurston Hounshel
Jack
Fiemiing
Ed and
Warner
Pound, Va
Elender Boggs
Vinnie Boggs
Thousands Free Oran In Panic and Violence
Chaos and fear hit Oran as the European Secretariat Army organization urged Europeans to flee after the July 1 self determination vote. Explosions and fires damaged schools and public buildings while firemen fought a scorched earth campaign. Algiers meanwhile showed signs of peace as the secret army abandoned armed resistance to independence.
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Algiers
Oran
France
Algeria
Butler County Deaths Report Notable Obituaries
Charles M Bradley 76 of 5252 College Corner Pike Oxford services 2 p.m. tomorrow Mary Oneida Duncan 39 Oxford Rt 1 services 2 p.m. Wednesday Barry L Smith 181437 Maple Ave Hamilton services 10 a.m. Wednesday Harry Lundgreen 33 1388 Oakmont Drive Hamilton services 10 a.m. Wednesday
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Charles M. Bradley
College Corner Pike
Oxford
Marshall Smith
Mary Oneida Duncan
Oxford Rt
Baker
College Corner
Barry L. Smith
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Proeschel
Harry Lundgreen
Oakmont Drive
Webb
Notable deaths of artists and actors reported nationwide
INDIANAPOLIS AP George Jo Mess 69 painter with national and international honors died Sunday. His works are in permanent collections in Cleveland Chicago Paris Stockholm He was born in Cincinnati NEW YORK AP Lucile Watson 83 actress from stage 1900s to TV died Sunday stroke Her New York debut was The Girl with the Green Eyes in 1902 UXBRIDGE MASS AP Hard Water 61 former president Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted Co died Sunday
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Indianapolis
George Jo Mess
Mess
Cleveland
Chicago
Paris
Stockholm
Cincinnati
New York
Lucile Watson
Uxbridge
Mass
J. Water
Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted Co
Fields Heads Paper Union at Song Paper Co
Aaron Fields was named president of United Paper Makers' and Paper Workers Union No. 112 AFL-CIO at Song Paper Co after an election completed yesterday. Burl Smith was elected vice president. McKelvin Watson, receding secretary. Price Fletcher, financial secretary. Elmer South, sergeant-at-arms. Asa Ratliff, trustee. and Lester Wallace, Arthur Glover, Edward Dalton, Taylor Howard Jr., and Noah Wise named to the grievance and negotiating committee.
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Aaron Fields
Middletown-Faton Road
West Middletown
United Paper Makers’ and Paper Workers Union No. 112
Afl-Cio
the Song Paper Co
Burl Smith
McKelvin Watson
Price Filetcher
Elmer South
Asa Ratliff
Lester Wallace
Arthur Glover
Edward Dalton
Taylor Howard Jr
Noah Wise
Parenthood Classes Set For July 10
Preparation for Parenthood classes will open July 16 under the Middletown Civic Association. The free six week program meets Tuesdays at 7 40 p.m. at the Golden Age Clubhouse 111 N Broad St and includes talks films and a tour of Middletown Hospital maternity ward. Instructors include Marlere Naudin Mary Clayton and Miss Mary Lou Revelos. Davis died Saturday in Doctors Hospital Columbus after leukemia diagnosis.
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The
Middletown Civic Association
Golden Age
N. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Marlere Naudin
Supreme Court strikes down California drug addiction law
The Supreme Court rules California cannot make narcotics addiction a crime or criminalize unprescribed use. Justice Stewart delivers a 6 2 decision. Justice White dissents arguing the court overstepped. Clark also dissents. Frankfurter takes no part.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Stewart
Justice White
Clark
Frankfurter
Heart attack patients need constant watch in new units
Dr Morris Wilburne urged hospitals to create coronary care wings where all heart patients receive nonstop monitoring and rapid treatment. He noted up to 100000 Americans could be saved yearly if skilled aid arrived quickly during a second attack. The plan stems from a presentation to the American Medical Association.
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Chicago
Morris Wilburne
Los Angeles
Wilburne
Josh Fields
Los An
Police break up crowd of youths after street gathering
Police dispersed a crowd of about 200 teenagers on Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Street at 7:45 PM. Many sought shelter in a nearby store which the owner closed to clear the street. A rock struck a patrol car door as the cruiser left. the rock thrower could not be identified.
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Ninth Avenue
Lincoln Street
Quiet 12th Korean War anniversary observed in Seoul
Seoul marked the 12th anniversary of the Korean War with no parades or rallies while South Korean and U.N. authorities pledged to block a repeat of the 1950 Communist invasion. Crossbreeding lovebirds is noted to cause nesting frustration due to inherited behaviors in hybrids.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.N
Scouts Conclude Week's Trip
Eighteen Boy Scouts from Troop 88 plus three adults returned from a Smoky Mountains trip. They stayed a week at Camp Daniel Boone near Waynesville North Carolina. Scouts listed include Richard Atkinson Thomas Barrett John Bartlett Danny Borders Robert Charles Wesley Cox and others. Accompanying leaders were Jack Lewis John Fridolph and Robert Hollenhough.
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Smoky Mountains
Daniel Boone
Waynesville
N. C
Richard Atkinson
Thomas Barrett
John Bartlett
Danny Borders
Robert Charles
Wesley Cox
Terry Davis
Steven Deaton
Harrison Francis
Roger Hollen
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Crystal Electrician
Mrs
Katie Carter
Robert Konthier
Albert J. Payne
Guy We. Deem
R. C Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
John Arpp
Howard Sears
Germantown Cemetery
Gough-Lamb
Charles ST
Central Ave
David M. Prancis
Butler County
Fields Heads Paper Union
Parenthood
Davis
Doctors’ Hospital
Columbus
Bannow
Rudolph Banonw
National Association of Manufacturers
Easton
Conn
Bridgeport Machine Co
Supreme Court Today
New York State
U. S
White
By Alton Blakeslef
Associated Press
Igeles
American Medical Association
Gillen- Crow Pharmacies
EAVEY
Reedy’s Foods
Hormel
Sunkist
Fireside
Pillsbury, Ballard
Maxwell
South Verity
James Keister
Gary Lervis
Ronald Moore
Frank Sandker
Kenneth Sandker
Lawrence van Gilder
Steven Wells
William Reynolds
Jack Lewis
John Fridolph
Robert Hollenhough
S. Verity Pkay
the Bake Shop
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