Deaths and Funerals Bishop Fedders dies in Peru during Mass
The Most Rev Edward Fedders 59 a Maryknoll missioner and Covington native died of an apparent heart attack while saying Mass in Pomata Peru He served in South America since 1944 and was Maryknoll regional superior for Peru He was consecrated a bishop in 1963 Funeral and burial plans have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Fedders
Pomata
Peru
South America
Fedders
Maryknoll
Covington, Ky
Omer W. Fedders
Middletown
Joseph H. Fedders
Franklin
Frank G. Fedders
Covington
Albert
China
Formosa
Taiwan
Order of St. Benedict
Villa Madonna
Mary Viola
Mary Marcella
Mary Mark
Paul V. Fedders
Cincinnati
Julia C. Fedders
Fort Mitchell
Joseph B. Naber
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mary Elizabeth Fedders
Los Angeles
Lima
Dallas teen abducted heiress found unharmed in Dallas
Leslie Janice Ward fourteen was located unharmed at a small Dallas house after an abduction near Highland Park. authorities said no ransom was received though reports claimed a one million dollar demand. A suspect Raymond Beckley was arrested nearby, linked to a federal murder warrant from Vietnam while the girl was rescued with rope and tape removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Highland Park
Leslie Janice Ward
Dallas Morning News
FBI
J. Gordon Shanklin
Raymond C. Beckley
South Vietnam
Hamilton Deaths Rich in-town obituaries listed
Hamilton area notices report multiple death entries with funeral times and church venues. James Riggins Anna Johnson George Spaulding Robert Hubbard Charles Isaacs Michele Bishop Willis Lee Elmer Asher Jr Miss Helen Spychaj Earl Rogers and accompanying service details at Mt Calvary Church Princeton Pike Church of God Tabernacle Greenhills Baptist Church St Veronica's Church and other local parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bishop
Fairfield
Pentecostal Church of God Tabernacle
Willis Lee
S. C St
Greenhills Baptist Church
Elmer Asher Jr
Forest Ave
Webb
Helen Spychaj
Shuler Ave
St. Veronica's Church
Earl Rogers
Freeman Ave
Birth Announcements and Dismissals List
Births reported for several families including Mr and Mrs William G Reuter on Glencoe Avenue a girl and Mr and Mrs Robert Manns on Winona Drive a boy. Dismissals include Kelly Haddix Randall Mullins Deborah Esposito James T Jones and many others from various local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Reuter
Glencoe Ave
Robert Manns
Winona Drive
Bob
Hendrix
Oxford State Road
Kenneth Dalton
Germantown
Robert Griffin
Carolina St
Apt. C
Kenneth Norman
Mohawk St
Kelly Haddix
Central Ave
Randall Mullins
Verlin Mullins
Wayne Ave
Ilene Madewell
Verlon
Franklin
John T. Scalf
Keays Ave
Russell Viel
Donald Viel
Joseph Martin
Mulford Martin
Highview Road
Dale Lindon
Sherman Ave
Robert Walton Sr
Barbara Drive
Curtis Bowling
Middletown-Eaton Road
Wesley W. Wirick
Taylor Ave
Gilbert Morningstar
Jewell Ave
Charles Campbell
Morrow
Deborah Esposito
Janet Bober
Elsmere St
James T. Jones
Baltimore St
Former Birmingham official Bull Connor to be buried Tuesday
Former Police Commissioner Eugene Bull Connor, who used fire hoses and police dogs against civil rights demonstrators, will be buried in Birmingham on Tuesday. He died at 75 after suffering a stroke and had been unconscious since February 26. Connor’s career spanned from 1937 to 1962 with state court-ordered government changes following his ouster. An unrelated theft report noted an adding machine valued at about 40 dollars stolen from Pergram's Body Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Eugene “Bull” Connor
Connor
City Commission
Alabama Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Frankie Frisch Dies Hall of Fame infielder passes at 74
Frankie Frisch, Hall of Fame baseball player and former manager of the St. Louis Cardinals’ Gas House Gang, died at Wilmington Medical Center at age 74 after a cardiac arrest following a Feb. 8 automobile crash near Elkton Maryland. He had been in critical condition since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Frankie Frisch
Wilmington Medical Center
Frisch
Elkton
St. Louis Cardinals
Detectives Join Probe in Bermuda Slayings at Government House
Gov Sir Richard Sharples and Capt Hugh Sayers were shot outside Government House in Bermuda after a dinner party. Their dog Horsa died. a state of emergency was declared to curb suspects leaving the island as tourism and events were disrupted. Sir Edward Richards dodged questions on motive during a news briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sharples
Hugh Sayers
Government House
Sharples
Horsa
Hamilton
Sir Edward Richards
Spring shopping guide from Franklin area shops
Readable ad copy highlights Dermetics cosmetics at COIFFURES by PHYLLIS in Franklin and REED-KLOPP FURNITURE decorator services with Jeanne Gentry. It promotes Benjamin Moore paint, wall coverings, Majestic florals for Irish celebrations, Hallmark centerpieces, Cricketeer blazers, Peck's Flower Shop baby gifts, and David Son's Photo Shop candles for spring weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Franklin
Phyllis’s
Jeanne Gentry
Reed-Klopp Furniture
Reed-Klopp
Reed- Klopp
Jeanne
Peck
Peck’s
Davidson
The Truth About Nerve Deafness booklet offer
A promotional note advises readers on correcting common hearing problems and invites requests for a free 8 page booklet by W. F. Carver from Beltone Electronics Corp. Send to Dept. 5152 Chicago Illinois for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carver
Washington University School of Medicine
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Chicago
Ill
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Edward Fedders
Effie Lawson
Effie A. Lawson
Harrison Street
Logsdon
James
Lloyd Moore
Thomas Moore
Xenia
James Lawson
Carlisle
William Lawson
Louise
Fultz
Chautauqua
Corbett Moore
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Marion Welton
Marion G. Welton
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Leroy
N.Y
Dayton
William P. Welton
Richard Andrew
Grosse
William Wolf
William R. Wolf
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Wolf
Miltonville
Baldwin- Lima Foundry Corp
Ethel
Ronald
Robert Sr
Betty Brown
McCoy-Leffler
Rollins Kuznik
St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery
Trenton
Eva Burnside
Lebanon
Sunday
Shanklin
Beckley
Leslie
Fletcher W. Ward
Henry E. English
Red Ball Motor Freight
Elizabeth Crouch
Oswald
Bethany Cemetery
Carl
Alice Tipton
William Kraemer
Scranton
Wilda Gross
E. Forest Ave
South Lebanon
First Baptist Church
Gross
Miami Valley Hospital
Francis Sargent
Ann Herald
Myra Viars
Frank
Carrie Maloney
Beattyville
Philip Maloney
Japan
Patrick Maloney
Victor Maloney
Charles Maloney
Waynesville
Michael Maloney
Nina Frazier
Kathleen Branson
William Henry
Willaim P. Henry
Ezel
Morehead Convalescent Center
Morehead
Oney
Maxine Harbaum
Pauline Helton
Betty Hodson
Nellavene Roe
Phyllis Hayes
Helen Martin
Ligonier
Ind
Woodford
Stacy Fork
Millford
Asa
Greentown
Harold and Stewart
West Liberty
Earl Shock
Earl L. Shock
Peffley St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
John Dapps Co
Marie
Larry
Patricia Izoe
Farmersville
Opal Palmer
Miamisburg
Dorothy Eikenberry
Gratis
Kenneth Woodard
Raymond Bishop
Martha Moyer
North Carolina
John Arpp
Roscoe Neace
Fairview
Leslie Ward
Converse Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Vernon L. Lynch
Eleanor Hampel
William N. Schrul
Pershing Ave
Maude Whitt
S. Clinton St
Mary Cramer
First Ave
Thomas E. Dudley
James Howerton
Ross St
Leslie Pugh
Hobart Gibson
David R. Coffey
Winton
George W. Holland
Charles Oldfield
James O. Gillie
Leslie Parker
Carl Miller
Howard Hilboldt
Silas Randolph
Anthony Rossi
Gideon Road
Deck Shaver Sr
Ralph E. Knox
William Hall
Bob E. Bell
Bruce McKinney
LeRoy McKinney
Rufus St
John Fugate
Vannest Ave
Michael Clark
Timothy Meehan
James Meehan
Sutphin St
Charles P. Handel
Optometrist
Robert A. Schwab
Central
Pergram
Germantown Road
Eugene Connor
DODDS
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mar
AMO
Java
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Mike Miller
Probe
Bermuda
Gov. Sharples
Eet
Charlotte
Benjamin Moore
St Pattie’s
Maud Muller
Hallmark
Rue
C. E. Greathouse and Son
Cricketeers
Cricketeer
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