Deaths and Funerals Notices From Middletown Area
Charles R. Back 64 of 5631 West Alexandria Road died at 8 45 a m in Cincinnati after a heart attack. He worked 45 years for Sorg Paper Co as a trucker and had just delivered to U S Playing Card Co when ill. Survived by wife Zella a son Paul Middletown a daughter Jean Case Middletown his mother Emma Back Middletown seven sisters and two brothers eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. The second notice names Mrs Dailey born in Peterman Ala resident of Middletown four months with husband Henry two sons John and Theodore four daughters Mary Fountaine Cantonia Fla Daisy East Dorother Dailey and Ernestine Dailey two brothers Madison and George two sisters Alabama East and Americus Baker and 24 grandchildren. Services set for 1 pm Thursday at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church Elder Rudolph Pringle officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 6 9 pm. Arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home. a m Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Dr C E Wintringham officiating Burial Plainview Cemetery Newtonsville friends may call tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Charles R. Back
West
Alexandria Road
Cincinnati
Back
Sorg Paper Co
U.S. Playing Card Co
Zella
Paul
Middletown
Jean Case
Emma _ Back
Lodeska Howard
Addie Robinson
Corda Wilson
Bethel Baker
Florence Downing
Trenton
Ida Craft
Artville
Ima Jean Whitt
Florida
Preston
Edward
Camden
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Dailey
Peterman
Ala
Henry
John
Theodore
Mary Fountaine
Cantonia
Fla
Daisy East
Dorother Dailey
Ernestine Dailey
Madison
Moss Point
George
Tunnel Springs
Alabama East
Americus Baker
Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church
Rudolph Pringle
Woodside Cemetery
A.m
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
C. E. Wintringham
Plainview Cemetery
Newtonsville
Susie Dailey 59 of 809 Addresses Death Notice
Mrs Susie Dailey aged 59 of 809 is reported in a local death notice. The brief item lists her name and age with no additional biographical details or obituary information included in the readable fragment.
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Susie Dailey
Mrs Bessie Johnson Dies at 77 in Middletown
Mrs. Bessie Johnson 77 of 2304 Grand Ave died at 10 35 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Feb 6 She lived in Middletown seven years former Springboro resident Her husband Clifford died in 1958 Survived by daughter Mrs James Routt who shared her home step daughter Mrs Earl Fry of Springboro brother Eugene Schooley of Middletown and three grandchildren Services set for 10 30 a m
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Bessie Johnson
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Middletown
Springboro
Clifford
James Routt
Earl Fry
Eugene Schooley
Obituary: Arthur R. Wall 70 Middletown resident dies
Arthur R. Wall age 70 of 1913 Henry Ave died at 12 45 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since March 5 A Winchester Ohio native he lived in Middletown 23 years a painter and former Germantown area farmer He was a member of FOE Lodge 528 Surviving wife Ruby brothers Floyd Charles Robert and four sisters Grace Caldwell Mamie Collins Effie Thompson Nellie Faries Services 2 pm Wednesday at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Kent Moorehead officiating Burial Miltonville Cemetery Viewings at memorial home tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm Eagles Lodge 730 pm Calvary Bible Class 8 pm
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Arthur R. Wall
Henry Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Wall
Winchester
Ohio
Middletown
Germantown
FOE Lodge
Ruby
Floyd
Charles
Robert
Grace Caldwell
Trenton
Mamie Collins
Clearwater
Fla
Effie Thompson
Lexington
Nellie Faries
Columbus
Wilson Memorial Home
Kent Moorehead
Miltonville
Memorial Home
Eagles Lodge
Calvary Bible Class of
Christ Methodist Church
Obituary for Joseph L. Wilson of Middletown and Pleasant Plain
Joseph L. Wilson 87, retired Warren County farmer and longtime Middletown resident, died at his Pleasant Plain home. Survived by two sons Court ney and Dorsie, five daughters including Rose Booker and Thelma Wilson, three brothers Sam Andy and John. Funeral at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland Wednesday, burial Maineville Cemetery.
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Joseph Lee Wilson
Warren County
Middletown
Pleasant Plain
Rt. 1
Courtney
Dorsie
Cincinnati
Golden Nickel
Rose Booker
Thelma Wilson
Maxine Wilder
Loveland
Antyn Spencer
Sam
Andy
John
Tufts Funeral Home
Maineville Cemetery
Funeral
Services for Fletcher Brate at 2 p.m. tomorrow
Fletcher S Brate 65 of 5648 Talawanda Drive Hamilton husband of Eloise DuChemin of Middletown will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the family home and local funeral chapel to conduct the rites for the deceased.
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Fletcher S. Brate
Talawanda Drive
Hamilton
Eloise DuChemin
Middletown
Funeral arrangements for Brate at Klaus Weigel Home
Attorney Mr Brate died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a heart attack. Friends may call today 4 to 9 p m at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home in Hamilton. Survived by sisters Mrs Harold Pollock Fort Myers Florida and Mrs Wilbur Hoon Columbus and brother Foster Hamilton.
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Klaus Weigel
Hamilton
Brate
Mercy Hospital
Harold Pollock
Fort Mylers
Fla
Wilbur Hoon
Columbus
Foster
Germantown Man Paul Brayfield Dies at 43
Paul Brayfield 43 of Germantown Rt 1 died Saturday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by wife Ruth daughter Judith Hoschauer Englewood mother Anna Brayfield Brandt three brothers John Springfield Franklin Dale Xenia three sisters Gladys Beam Mildred Jay Maxine Merz Brandt and five grandchildren. Service Wednesday at Germantown First Church of God with Rev Aubrey Bates. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at John Arpp Funeral Home tomorrow 3 to 9 p.m and at church after Wednesday noon.
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Ruth
Judith Hoschauer
Englewood
Anna Brayfield
Brandt
John
Springfield
Franklin and Dale
Xenia
Gladys Beam
Mildred Jay
Maxine Merz
Germantown First Church
John Arpp
Franklin services for Wil ey Montgomery set for Wednesday
Funeral plans announce the service for Willie Montgomery an 8 year old retired farmer of 4006 Beal Road at Anglesby Funeral Home at 2 p m with Rev Elmer Gregg presiding Burial will follow at Woodhill Cemetery The obituary notes he died Saturday at Middletown Hospital
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Franklin
Wiley Montgomery
Beal Road
Anglesby
Elmer Gregg
Woodhill Cemetery
Sidtqueety
Middletown Hospital
Infant Bowne and Schul Services Today
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Farrell Bowne of 930 Hogan Drive and Mrs Catherine Schul aged 82 of 3044 Hamilton Mason Road have services today according to Webb.
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Farrell Bowne
Hogan iDrive
Webb
Catherine Schul
Hamilton-Mason Road
Lie Detectors Called Weak Link in Security System
Washington AP The House Government Operations Subcommittee reported Saturday night that widespread use of lie detectors has backfired in some cases and is a weak link in the nation's security system. The subcommittee said research has failed to prove polygraph interrogation detects lies or determines guilt or innocence.
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Washington
House Government Operations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Franklin Boy Injured After Fall Into Construction Hole
Six year old David Gerard of 7867 Jill Lane was hospitalized in Middletown with a fractured right elbow and abrasions to his arm and stomach after tumbling into a construction hole at a house site. The accident happened shortly before 9 p.m. yesterday.
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Franklin
David Gerard
Jill Lane
Middletown Hospital
Ohio State Journalism School Director Dies
Ohio State University mourns Prof George J Kienzle director of the School of Journalism after a cancer death at age 74. Funeral set for Wednesday with burial in Glen Rest Cemetery. Kienzle led growth in majors and faculty and was a pioneer in medical science writing. He was born June 30 1910 in Decatur Indiana. He is survived by his widow Katherine Ruth Klingbeil three daughters his mother two brothers and three sisters.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
George J. Kienzle
Kienzle
Glen Rest
Izle
Ohio State
Decatur
Ind
Princeton Theological Seminary
Columbus Dispatch
Associated Press
Ohio
Borden Co
New York
Katherine Ruth Klingbeil
Notable Deaths Across the Nation This Weekend
James B. Black 74 built Pacific Gas and Electric into a global utility. Jam Austin McDonnell 79 father-in-law of William Randolph Hearst Jr. died after a long illness. Charles D. Richard 81 patent attorney invented long distance dialing and push-button phones. Scott B. Appleby 85 banker died, champion of handicapped theological student education, native of Jefferson Georgia.
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San Francisco
James B. Black
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
New York
Jam
Austin McDonnell
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Morristown
N.J
Charles D. Richard
Sarasota, Fla
Scott B. Appleby
Appleby
Jefferson, Ga
Rope spinning origins trace to Mexico in Wild West show
Vincenti Crespo a Mexican performer with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show introduced rope spinning in the late 1880s. The practice was quickly adopted by American cow boys and spread through frontier culture.
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Mexico
Buffalo Bill
Vincenti Crespo
Drug And Drink Fatal For Two
Kansas City AP reports two 47 year old men died after a contest over who was strongest using beer and barbiturates. Victims were Charles Carter, a salesman, and William R. Sal ley, a taxi driver, who shared an apartment with witnesses Owen Gabriel and William Carter. The coroner warned such combinations are often lethal.
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Kansas City
Charles Carter
William R. Salley
Owen Gabriel
William Carter
Charles B. Wheeler
Spring fashion and homely buys push Easter plans
Advert says Kuppenheimer menswear from MYER'S LTD mid Middletown suits up Easter wardrobes. Duanes shoes offer corrective options for children. Kodak Instamatic cameras from DAVIDSON'S capture family moments. DASONS candles promise scented table glow. Gallahers drugstore offers trusted prescriptions with free delivery and Gray Drug Co. files now at Gallahers.
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Kuppenheimer
Middletown
Myer’s Ltd
Lehn
Thompson
Gallahers
Gray Drug Co
Adv
Steel Settlement Not Likely Before Deadline
Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine cites union sources optimistic a strike-free settlement may occur, but if no agreement by May 1 a contract extension is possible. Infighting centers on wage statistics and government guidelines, with April peak shipments expected and last week’s ingot output near 2.77 million net tons.
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Cleveland
Ap) — Steel Magazine
Viet Nam
National Metalworking Weekly Journal
Poles Publish Cartoon Mocking Goldwater Marines
Warsaw based Szpilki magazine published a cartoon showing U S Marines landing in South Viet Nam with the caption Victory for Sen Goldwater. The caricature depicts the Marines wearing horn rim glasses and features resembling the defeated Republican candidate.
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Warsaw
Poland
Szpilki
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Sen. Goldwater
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