Deaths and funerals for Paul Habig, Middletown veteran
Paul H Habig 72 of 700 W Sixth St died at Middletown Hospital where admitted March 22 after three years of failing health. A 35 year postal veteran retired 1959, he served in WWI with the 13th Marine Regiment. Survived by wife Edith eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. Mass Saturday at St John’s Church Calvary Cemetery with full military rites. Memorials to Hemophilia Association.
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Paul H. Habig
Sixth St
Middletown Hospital
Habig
Middletown
Post Office
Mr. Habig
13Th Marine Regiment
Smedhey Butler
Jennens Rites Set for Hamilton Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Ruby Jennens 85 mother of Mina Haigh and Herbert Jennens of Middletown died Tuesday in Niles. Survived by husband G H Jennens who died in 1964. Also four daughters, three sons, two sisters, 18 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Services Saturday in Hamilton with Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home handling arrangements. burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Ruby Jennens
Mina Haigh
Herbert Jennens
Middletown
Niles
G.H. Jennens
Jennens
Virginia Neise
Mary Neal
Rose Anderson
Hamiwn
Lurlia Cumberland
Royal Oak
Mich
Robert
West Carrollton
Francis
Cynthiana
Edward Jennens
San Jose
Calif
Charles Turmmer
Warren
Hamilton
Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
James Terrill 52 Dies After Six Month Illness
James Terrill 52 of 2117 Grand Ave Dayton died at 3 p m Wednesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton following a six month illness He served in the Army overseas during World War II and worked as a millwright for Chrysler Air Temp in Dayton Surviving are his wife Geneva four daughters Janet Covey Middletown Linda Debbie and Rita all at home a son Michael at home his mother Mrs Cora Terrill of Middletown a sister Mrs Bernice Carter of Beechwood two brothers Forest of Somerville and Russell of West Elkton and a grandchild Services will be held 10 a m Saturday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial will be in West Elkton Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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James Terrill
Grand Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Terrill
Chrysler Air- Temp
Geneva
Janet Covey
Middletown
Linda
Debbie
Rita
Michael
Cora Terrill
Bernice Carter
Beechwood
Forest of
Somerville
Russell
West Elkton
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Mrs Adah Kelly 101 Rites Held at Vale Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Adah Kelly 101 formerly of Morrow were held today at Vale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow She would have turned 102 on May 7 She died Tuesday at Garden Manor Nursing Home Middletown Born near Morrow she lived most of her life there in recent years at Friends Home Waynesville Surviving are two stepdaughters Mrs Mary Compton and Mrs Mildred Cox both of Mason
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Morrow
Adah Kelly
Vale
Morrow Cemetery
Obituary Fragments Mention Local Residents and Mass
Lois Mayer, 29, of Millville, scheduled for services at 2 p.m. Friday. Richard Hartlieb, 11, is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hartlieb of 22 Malvern Ave, Mass of the Resurrection at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St Josephs Church.
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Lois Mayer
Millville
Brown-Dawson
Richard Hartlieb
Malvern Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Mod Mao Makes List
Britain's male fashion bible named Chairman Mao Tse-tung to its list of the world s 100 best dressed men. It credited Mao with creating a fashion trend while noting most mac collar jackets owe more to Nehru. Also on the list were John V. Lindsay Rudolf Nureyev Jean-Paul Belmondo and Mick Jagger.
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London
Britain
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
the Magazine
Churchill
Nehru
John V. Lindsay
New York
Duke of Windsor
Rudolf Nureyev
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Rolling Stone
Mick Jagger
Fenwick Festival Plans Back To Falcon County Theme
Fenwick Festival set for June 19 and 20 at Fenwick High School grounds with theme Welcome Back to Falcon County. Co chairs Lawrence Long and Frank Long, ticket chair Robert Rouster, proceeds go to Fenwick general fund. Dinner dance for volunteers May 8. call high school to help.
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Fenwick
Fenwick High School
Falcon County
Lawrence Long
Frank Long
Robert Rouster
Fenwick General Fund
Dick Oswald
New Firm In Maxwell Buildings Opens Plan Lease
A lease was signed for part of the Maxwell plant on River Street as St. Regis Paper Co. winds down its operations. Kopp Enterprises will move in next week to begin secondary fiber recovery, employing about five workers. St. Regis plans to buy recovered pulp from the Dayton locator for its paper business. City Manager Bernard Eichholz says the move yields little city income.
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St. Regis
Dayton
Kopp
New York
Eichholz
Thieves Strike Cars at Holiday Inn in Ohio
Warren County deputies investigate thefts from two parked cars at the Middletown Holiday Inn on I-75 and I-122 between midnight and 2 am. From Dorothy Schemiger of Durand Mich items valued at 300 dollars were stolen including clothing a camera three watches a clock suitcases carved wooden figures and silver pieces along with Florida fruit. From Lottie Stinger of Durand Mich items valued at 1500 dollars were stolen including clothing jewelry a stereo tape player a camera and other items.
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Middletown Holiday Inn
Ohio
Warren County
Durand
Mich
Florida
Dorothy Jean Schemiger
Lottie E. Stinger
Cleveland Terminal Too Costly For Rails
Washington AP says Joseph Vranich, executive director of the National Association of Railroad Passengers, says Cleveland was eliminated from Railpax due to Union Terminal costs. He cites a New York to Chicago train via Cleveland costing as much as avoiding the city, with terminal costs around 4 million dollars annually. U.S. Rep. Charles A. Vanik proposes a Railpax Act amendment to route New York to Chicago through Cleveland.
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Washington
National Association of Railroad Passengers
Cleveland
Railpax
Union Terminal
Joseph Vranich
New York
Chicago
Vranich
Toledo
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
House
Secretary For Transportation
Top JA Salesman To Be Picked For Middletown
Five finalists will emerge Saturday from 35 Achievers who sold over $100 in JA products this year. Judges include JA board members and Armco Steel execs. The winner heads to Columbus on April 16 for regional honors, with trophy and a $50 savings bond.
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Middletown
Robert B. Crooke
J.C. Greenwell
G.W. Hanson
FH. Cheffy
Steel Sales
Armco Steel Corp
Columbus
Millen Strike In 6th Week At Miami Valley Paper
FRANKLIN The strike of 55 workers at the Miami Valley Paper Co Millen Division began its sixth week today. Plant manager Gordon Case said steps toward a settlement have been made after officials of the plant and United Paper Workers Local 54 met last Saturday. Case said he made an offer but union leaders have not yet countered. The 55 strikers walked off when the old contract expired, saying they rejected the new contract offered. They contend layoffs have doubled workloads and pay has not risen.
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Franklin
Miami Valley Paper Co
Millen
Gordon Case
United Paper Workers Local 54
Case
Slaying Case Ties Gun Purchase to Mrs Meyer
Witness testifies Kay Frances Meyer bought a .32 caliber revolver on Aug 27 from a Pompano Beach gunshop for protection as she faced living alone. The murder trial in Butler County Court heard the coroner describe Meyer's death as a cold blooded killing driven by greed and lust. The state plans to seek the death penalty, alleging a Florida flight and alibi efforts after the Sept 12 slaying of her husband Ralph Meyer in Pisgah.
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Ruth Court
Richard Wessel
Pisgah
Tommy Snyder
Boca Raton
Fla
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Meyer
Wessel
Florida
Satchmo Develops Infection Sign of Health Setback
New York AP reports Louis Armstrong 70, already treated for a heart condition, has developed a pulmonary infection and undergone a tracheotomy at Beth Israel Hospital. A spokesman said he was breathing more easily after the surgery on Wednesday. He was admitted March 15 for heart treatment.
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New York
Louis Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Armstrong
Senate Ethics Bill Seeks Code of Conduct for Officials
The first of three Senate ethics bills, sponsored by Sen. Paul Matia, would create a code of conduct for all state legislators and officials. Penalties could reach 500 dollars in fines or up to one year in prison. Opposing views urged caution on mandatory disclosure, while hearings continue next week on all measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Paul Matia
Howard Cook
Toledo
Toledo Republican
John Poda
Akron
Ronald Mott
Parma
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Paul Habig
Holy Trinity School
Edith
Lois Nabergall
Ruth Habig
Molly Adams
Germantown
David
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Riggs Funeral
Hemophelia Association
Salem Ave
Paul H- Habig
Howe Motors
N. Verity
Maxwell Buildings
Holiday Inn
Wisconsin State University
Eau Claire
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Robert C. Melzer
West Chester
Uean Bartel’s Shoes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Martinelli
BankAmericard
Orthmore
Central Avenue
OLD Middletown High School
Girard & CurtIs
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