Deaths and Funerals in Dothan and Eaton area
Solomon Blythers 27 died in Pana ma City Beach Florida and services will be in Dothan with Hawk & Son Funeral Home handling. Survived by parents E. D. Blythers of Dothan and sister Pendora Beachum. Sherman D. Heckman 66 retired farmer died at home in Gasper Township after long illness. Services planned with Rev. Ellis Guthrey. burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survived by wife Bertha three daughters two of Camden and one of Eaton, a son, brother, sister and 10 grandchildren.
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Solomon Blythers
Pearline Harvey
4Th Ave
Panama City Beach
Fla
E. D. Blythers
Dothan
Ala
Pendora Beachum
Hawk & Son Funeral Home
Ifor Sherman D. Heckman
Eaton Rt. 4
Ellis Guthrey
Fairmount Cemetery
Heckman
Campbellstown
Preble County
Gasper Township
Bertha
Matt Rader
Lewis Dartman
Camden Rt
Clyde Gabbard
Lloyd Heckman
Eaton Rt
Walter Heckman
Eaton
Stanley Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Death of George Lee Craft at 72 in Butler Missouri
George Lee Craft 72 of Butler Missouri died at 7 10 pm yesterday in a Butler hospital. He was the husband of Maggie Craft and the father of Mrs Joe Sturmp of 191 Finley Street. He leaves a sister Mrs Roscoe Sexton of Middletown and a brother Edward of Kellacy Kentucky. Arrangements are being made by the Mangose Funeral Home in Amsterdam Missouri with services tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee Craft
Butler, Mo
Joe Sturmp
Finley St
Butler
Mr. Craft
Maggie
Roscoe Sexton
Middletown
Edward
Kellacy
Amsterdam
Mangose
Death of Frank Sowers Dies in Chicago Heart Attack
Frank Sowers aged 77 died of a heart attack Saturday in Chicago. Born and raised in Middletown he lived in Chicago for 25 years. His wife Martha died in 1962. Survived by a daughter and a grandchild. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home.
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Frank Sowers
Pearl Mehl
Kenwood Drive
Chicago
Mr. Sowers
Middletown
Martha
McCoy-Leffler
Burial Services Held for Mrs Mollie Vinson in Carlisle Ky
Mrs Mollie Vinson formerly of Middletown and mother of Mrs John Ballay of 123 N Marshall Road Carlisle Ky died Saturday at Nicholas County Hospital in Carlisle. Services and burial were conducted yesterday in Carlisle. She had lived in Carlisle since leaving Middletown about 3 years ago.
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Mollie Vinson
Middletown
John Ballay
Marshall Road
Carlisle
Services for Sherman Heckman at Camden Funeral Home
Services for Sherman Heckman will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home. The death and funeral arrangements are announced by Camden-Services.
Services for Robert D. Hudson Held at Grand Avenue Church
Robert D. Hudson 43 of 6606 Grandview St died yesterday at home. Services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Grand Avenue Church of God Middle Town with Rev Henry Howard and Rev Clifford Hutchinson officiating. Burial will follow at Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may visit Eaton Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Robert D. Hudson
Grandview St
Grand Avenue Church of God
Middletown
Henry Howard
Clifford Hutchinson
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Hudson
Local Obituaries Notice for Four Individuals
Wade Whitaker aged 62 of West Chester has services at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Vorhis. Margaret Seegmueltier aged 9 of Cedar Grove Ind formerly Hamilton has services 2 p m tomorrow at Zettler. Millard Garland aged 6 of Oxford has service 11 am tomorrow at Brown Dawson. John Carman of Cambridge Drive 533 has service 2 p m tomorrow at Webb.
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Wade Whitaker
West Chester
Vorhis
Margaret Seegmueltier
Cedar Grove
Ind
Hamilton
Zettler
Millard Garland
Oxford
Brown-Dawson
John Carman
Cambridge Drive
Webb
Prominent Columnist Phillips Dies at 77
Harry Irving Phillips longtime Bell McClure syndicated columnist known for The Once Over passed away Monday at 77. He began in the 1920s with the New York Globe and wrote daily for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Con
Harry Irving
Columbus, Ohio
John F. Nuckles
Columbus Motor Speedway
Billy Rose aims for 100 million in wealth by 1970
Billy Rose, the Manhattan entertainment figure, hopes to reach a new fortune target of around 100 million by 1970. He has donated a million-dollar sculpture collection to the National Museum of Israel after showing off his lavish New York residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. West
Manhattan
Rose
National Museum of Israel
England
Lower East Side
Red Cross Campaign Reaches 57 Percent Of Goal
The 1965 Red Cross fund drive at the local chapter 125 S Main St. has raised $23 722 14 toward a $41 600 goal as of the first progress report John T Shoup fund drive chairman announced two week solicitation total at yesterday's meeting Divisions nearing targets include several areas already at 80 percent or more The next progress report meeting is set for March 22 and the drive runs through March 31.
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Red Cross
S. Main St
John T. Shoup
Shoup
Black gloves used as signs of mourning in colonial times
The article notes that in colonial periods black gloves were commonly worn to signify mourning. It explains social customs surrounding mourning attire and the visibility of grief through accessory choices.
Johnson vows to be president who seeks education and equality
President Johnson, addressing a joint session, outlines goals to educate children, feed the hungry, empower taxpayers, protect voting rights, end hatred, promote unity across races and regions, and end war among brothers of the earth. He frames his presidency by service rather than empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Youths Apprehended In Break-In At Tavern
Five Franklin youths admitted breaking into the Silver Bar at 80 N. Dixie Highway on March 4 and stole about 250 dollars worth of loot. Two more Franklin youths were caught for shooting windows with air rifles. All seven aged 15 to 17 are being questioned and will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Silver Bar
Dixie Highway
Roy Wallace
Warren County
Wallace
Chautauqua Dam
Miami River
Faren
Cletus
Ellenridge Drive
Boy Found Dead in Home On Main Street Seven Mile
Seven Mile coroner Dr. Garret Boone and deputy Walter Reynolds responded to 403 N Main St yesterday afternoon after 12 year old Marvin McDaniel was found dead in bed. The body was released to step father August Harbaum, who said the boy had cerebral palsy since birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Mile
Butler County
Garret Boone
Walter Reynolds
N. Main St
Marvin McDaniel
August Harbaum
Boone
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George L. Craft
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Robert Konthier
Mgr
Toledo
Ohio
U. S. 23
Sylvania Township
William H. Campbell Jr
Detroit
Yankee RD
Tuy
Airtemp
Chrysler
Billy
Olan
Lad
William Samuel Rosenberg
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Baruch
Barney Google
Wall Street
American Telephone
New York Central and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fanny Brice
Swim
Eleanor Holm
Joyce Matthews
Doris Warner
Harry Warner
Billy Rose
Arm of Rodin
Adam
South Main ST
THURS
Roger T. Sexton
Breed Se
Ation Vuede
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin
Meloy Leffler
Middle Town
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