Obituaries and funeral notices from area towns
Sammy Casebolt 29 of 3220 Finley St. dies after falling from a high voltage tower on Oxford State Road. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Dun & Kelly Funeral Home Salyersville Ky. Burial in Salyersville. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Nell Fitzgerald dies at 4 20 p m yesterday at 2506 S Main St aged health decline after a stroke two years ago. Former Wright Field Dayton employee and Ohio State Employment Service manager. Survived by brother Edward Dayton and sisters Mrs R B Ware Middletown and Mrs George Doherty Tacoma Wash. Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m Thursday at St Peter Claver Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Wilson Memorial Home tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 p m Rosary 8 30 p m. Other notices include two brothers Grover and George Detmer Hamilton. sister Mrs Anna Driver Rising Sun. 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday Webb Funeral Home 240 Ross Ave Hamilton Rev William A Bowen officiating. Burial Rose Hill Park. Call hours 4 6 and 7 9 p m Thursday.
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Sammy Casebolt
Finley St
Dun & Kelly Funeral Home
Salyersville
Nell Fitzgerald
S. Main St
Miss Fitzgerald
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio State Employment Service
Butler County
Edward
R. B. Ware
Middletown
George Doherty
Tacoma
Wash
St. Peter Claver Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
Webb Funeral Home
Ross Ave
Hamilton
William A. Bowen
First United Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Park
Rowsey
Melvin
Robert G. Kappel
Sherman Ave
Klaus - Weigel Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Obituary for Sophia Stegemiller in Hamilton
Sophia Stegemiller 83 of 312 N E St Hamilton died 3 45 am Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton She was widow of George E Stegemiller who died in March 1950 She was native of Rising Sun Ind and mother of Earl G Stegemiller Also surviving are three daughters Ruth Mueller Milwaukee Alberta Holden Washington Frieda Wells Ar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Stegemiller
Sophia M. Stegemiller
N. E St
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Earl G. Stegemiller
Currier Road
Rising Sun
Ind
George E. Stegemiller
Ruth Mueller
Milwaukee
Wis
Alberta Holden
Washington, D. C
Frieda Wells
Obituary Notices for Privette Reese and Czaika
Louis Privette aged 38 of 1028 Noyes Ave is listed with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Zettler. William Reese aged 67 of 905 Minor Webb is noted. Esther Czaika aged 76 of 911 Vine St attends a Requiem High Mass today at St Stephen's Church.
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Louis Privette
Noyes Ave
Zettler
William Reese
Minor Ave
Webb
Esther Czaika
Vine St
St. Stephen's Church
Army general Willard Paul dies. led Europe operations
Washington reports the death of Lt Gen Willard Paul at 72. He directed personnel operations for the U S Army in Europe during World War II and retired January 1, 1949. He later led Gettysburg College as president from 1956 to 1961. Canon John Huess, 57, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in New York, died of a heart ailment after 14 years at the landmark Wall Street church. Mrs Emanuel Celler, 75, wife of the Brooklyn congressman, died after a long illness. Celler chairs the House Judiciary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willard
Paul
U.S. Army
Europe
Army
Gettysburg
NEW York (Ap
John Huess
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wall Street
New York
Emanuel Celler
U.S
Brooklyn
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Parachutist Lands in Albuquerque Yard Uninjured
David C. Warnack heard a clump and saw Richard Madrid 21 of the Albuquerque Parachute Club land in his yard during an off course jump. He was uninjured in the unexpected weekend visit.
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Albuquerque
N. M
David C. Warnack
Warnack
Richard Madrid
Parachute Club
Fear Of Blindness Spurs Family Michigan Odyssey
In 1955 Ray and Lela Gallagher began a cross state quest to show their daughter Lela B. everything under the sun. The journey, now over 410000 miles inside Michigan, produced notes, recordings and poems and inspired Gallagher to write a Michigan history manuscript while seeking state use for their work.
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Detroit
Ray
Lela Gallagher
Lela B
Michigan
Gallagher
Savings Claimed For New Ohio BUC Rates
Columbus AP reports revised rates proposed to the Ohio Industrial Commission may save counties districts cities and public hospitals a total of 377000 in workers compensation assessments this year Elmer A Keller administrator of the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation submitted the rates with a 27000 rise for villages and townships The commission must approve before districts are billed Rates for counties districts drop to 157 from 173 saving 232000 while cities fall to 175 from 177 saving 61000 and hospitals to 106 from 122 saving 84000 Villages and townships rise to 226 from 219 costing 27000 Assessment for schools and libraries remains 24 cents per 100 payroll.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Industrial Commission
Elmer A. Keller
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Commission
Bureau
Car Hits Light Pole On Verity Parkway injures driver
Courtney Moore 30 of 2008 Arlington Ave passed out while driving north on Verity Parkway across from Douglas Park at about 9 45 a m. His car left the road and struck a light standard. Moore was taken to Midtown Hospital. Police continue to investigate.
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S. Verity Parkway
Courtney Moore
Arlington Ave
Douglas Park
Moore
Middletown Hospital
Knights of Pythias considers junior lodge formation
Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias discussed creating a junior organization for sons of senior members at a Darrtown district meeting. District Deputy Donald Treadway of Middletown led the session with a local delegation. Leon Delaney, Springfield, Ohio grand chancellor, urged pursuing the proposal. The esquire rank will be conferred on a class at a Lafayette lodge meeting tomorrow night.
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Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Darrtown
Donald Treadway
Middletown
Leon Delaney
Springfield
Knights of Pythias Lodges
Ohio
Kiwanis to Hear Afghan student Amin Saikal
Kiwanis Club hears Amin Saikal, an American Field Service exchange student from Afghanistan, speak at Thursday noon at Manchester Motor Inn. He resides with Harold and Mary McFeeters of 588 Lebanon Street, Monroe, while on exchange. Scoby Ratliff chairs the program.
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Kiwanis Club
Amin Saikal
Lemon - Monroe High School
Afghanistan
Manchester Motor Inn
Harold McFeeters
Lebanon St
Monroe
Scoby Ratliff
Kiwanis
Architect Victor Furth to speak on home spaces
Oxford architect Victor Furth will lecture tomorrow at 8 15 p m at the Middletown Fine Arts Center on S Main Street his talk titled Relation of Spaces Color and Art in the Home Furth who retired from Miami University in 1963 will teach interior design at Western College this fall He is a Prague native and former member of a Czech contemporary architecture group
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Victor Furth
Oxford
Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main Street
Furth
Miami University
Western College
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Institute of Technology
London
Greece
Ohio Not On Final List For Atom Smasher Site
The National Academy of Sciences narrowed the search to six sites for a 375 million atom smasher. Ann Arbor Madison Brookhaven Sierra foothills near Sacramento South Barrington Weston near Chicago and Denver were recommended for further study. Denver lacks nearby university strength or a design group but offers geology climate and space for expansion. The Atomic Energy Commission will make the final decision.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brookhaven National Laboratory
N.Y
Madison
Wis
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
South Barrington
Weston
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Ohio officials disappointed as atom smasher site fails
Ohio officials voiced disappointment that none of the three proposed sites Ravenna Arsenal Picton near Waverly and Portsmouth and Marietta made the semifinal list for a 375 million 200 GeV accelerator. Gov Rhodes and aides noted the setback though Ravenna had strong backing. The project would run about 60 million yearly and employ about 2300 staff with 1000 visiting researchers annually.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
John McElroy
Ravenna Arsenal
Atomic Energy Commission
Picton
Waverly
Portsmouth
Marietta
Ravenna
Fairfield Woman Dies in Rt 4 Crash Elevating County Toll
Berea Ohio woman Phyllis Rowsey 37 died at the scene after her 1965 car crossed the center line and hit a northbound truck on Route 4 in Fairfield. Orville Wilsman 53 of Hamilton was unable to avoid the collision. his twin brother James rode in the truck uninjured. Rowsey’s death raises Butler County’s traffic toll to 18 this year. authorities question whether a heart attack or illness preceded the crash. Burial set for Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home with services Thursday.
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Butler County
Berea
Ohio
Fairfield
Phyllis Rowsey
Kurt Lande
Rowsey
Orville Wilsman
Dixie
Hamilton
Wilsman
Job Corps Accepts Dropouts Says Ohio Official
P F Johnson of the Ohio State Employment Service says Job Corps accepts high school dropouts and does not require a diploma. The program targets low income youths unable to find work and discourages dropping out to join. Applicants must wait three months after leaving school.
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P. F. Johnson
Ohio State Employment Service
Johnson
Fire damages Taylor Avenue home. kids cited for causing blaze
Middletown firemen responded to Peter and Ruby Angelini's residence at 1619 Taylor Ave at 5 24 p m and remained about an hour. Officials said the fire started when children played with matches in a storage area. Building damage listed at 2000 and contents damage at 100. owner named Robert Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Peter and
Ruby Angelini
Taylor Ave
Robert Ritter
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