Karl Conklin 60 Dies after Reds Opening Day Dream
Karl Davis Snick Conklin, 60, of 9 Aberdeen Dr. and longtime Cincinnati Reds fan, died at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton at 12:30 pm. He hoped to attend his 50th straight opening day game at Crosley Field. A WWI Army veteran and active community member, he survived by his wife Evelyn Moon Conklin and several relatives. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home with military rites at Woodside Cemetery.
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Cincinnati Reds
Karl Davis
Snick) Conklin
Aberdeen Dr
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Crosley Field
Conkim
Mrs Emile Banzhaf 87 dies at Sunnybreeze Rest Home
Mrs Emilie C Banzhaf 87 of 715 Seventh Ave died at 9 20 p m Saturday at Sunnybreeze Convalescent Rest Home Hamilton after a three week illness She was born in this city in 1963 daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Ernst Mueller Greassie and widow of William Banzhaf who died in 1925 Surviving a sister Mrs Freda Stitsinger of Hamilton and several nieces and nephews Funeral services 2 30 p m Wednesday at McCoyffier Funeral Home Rev Bernard E Heuer officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call 4 to 9 p m Tuesday
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Evelyn Moon Conklin
W. R. Conklin
W. S. Conklin
City
E. E. Ruby
Troy
W.R. Conklin
Lebanon
Dell Robinson Conklin
Emilie C. Banzhaf
Seventh Ave
Sunnybreeze Covalescent
Hamilton
Banzhaf
Andra. Ernst
Elizabeth Mueller Greassie
William Banzhaf
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ladies Society
Sewing Circle
Freda Stitsinger
McCoyffier
Bernard E. Heuer
Woodside Cemetery
Funer
Death of Mrs Blanche Ringle After Short Illness
Mrs Blanche Ringle 47 of 1509 Church St died at 6 30 a m Sunday at General Hospital Cincinnati after a recent illness. She had lived in this city 30 years coming from Kentucky and was a member of the Clayton Street Church of God. Survived by daughter Breda Bridges Romulus Michigan and son Laurel Gibbs Garden City Michigan. Friends may call at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home after 6 p m Tuesday services incomplete awaiting children arrival.
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Blanche Ringle
Church St
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Ringle
Kentucky
Clayton Street
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Katherine Reynolds
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine J Reynolds 62 who died at her residence 1209 Girard Ave Saturday morning after an extended illness were conducted by Rev H H Jung at 2 p m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial followed at Woodside Cemetery. Survived by widower Clifford one daughter Mrs Herbert Dome two sons Delmar and Paul all of this city four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m today at the funeral home.
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Katherine J. Reynolds
Girard Ave
H. H. Jung
St. Paul's Evangelical and
Funeral services for Virgil Sta ten held in Pittsburgh
Funeral services for Virgil Sta ten, a former resident, will be conducted at 10 30 a m tomorrow. He died at 1 p m Saturday in Pittsburgh.
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Virgil Staten
Pittsburgh
Staton Rites Set for Nashua Paper Employee
Wednesday services at Joseph R. Haker and Sons Funeral Home will be led by Rev R C Caudill for Staton formerly with Nashua Paper Company who left Nashua when the firm moved. He was son of the late Lafayette Staton and Mrs. Staton. Surviving are daughter Opal Baker, sisters Minnie Wills and Lillie Rogers, brothers Oscar and Fred Staton, and one grandson, all of this city. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon.
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Joseph R. Haker and Sons
R. C. Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Staton
Nashua Paper Company
Lafayette Staton
City
Opal Baker
Minnie Wills
Lillie Rogers
Salt Lick
Oscar
Fred Staton
Infant Son of Puckett Family Laid to Rest
Graveside services were held at 11 a m for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Howard Puckett of West Middletown Route 1 with Rev D A Riggs officiating and burial in Woodside cemetery. The infant died at Middle town Hospital at 9 25 p m Saturday. Surviving are the parents a sister Cathy Dayley and the grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Puckett and Mr and Mrs Dale Rodgers all of this city McCoy Leffier was in charge of arrangements.
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Howard Puckett
West Middletown
D. A. Riggs
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Cathy Dayley
Vernon Puckett
Dale Rodgers
McCoy-Leffier
Brownie Program To Be Discussed
A Brownie leaders round table of the Middle town Girl Scout Council will meet at 7 30 p m today in the scout clubroom. Executives will outline program planning for young scouts and discuss Brownie program phases. Tomorrow morning Troop 59 Maple Park will serve coffee to inductees. schedules depart from the American Legion home on South Main. Mrs Garnet Church executive director will run another Carlisle leaders training in Franklin tomorrow afternoon. A leaders Dinner is scheduled Wednesday.
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Middletown
Car Stolen From Mrs Loop Home Allegation
Mrs Frank Loop of 415 Van derveer St reports theft of her car license 854 MB (1950) from the rear of her home. The report was filed at 8:35 a.m today. the vehicle is believed stolen during the night.
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Frank Loop
Vanderveer St
Easter Egg Hunt Lights Up Armco Park Despite Snow
Armco Park welcomed thousands of children for the annual Easter egg hunt. About 13,000 to 15,000 attended as eggs were hidden by merchants and prizes awarded, including a golden egg found by Paul Steele. The event featured food, rides, and police traffic control with support from Salvation Army and New York Central Railroad.
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Armco Park
Retail Merchants Association
Tommy Hall
Alfred Hall
Highland St
Salvation Army
New York Central Railroad
Manchester Ave
Lester Keeler
Young Steel
Hamilton
The
Lions Club
Charles B. Walke
Lee Ave
Paul Steele
W. Starick
Young Steele
Accident Victim in Middletown Hospitalized in Fair Condition
Cordell Dona than 20 of Middletown Route 1 and Melvin Smelser 26 of 1312 Main St were treated at Middletown Hospital after an auto accident on Route 25 south of Miamisburg Saturday morning and listed in fair condition.
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Cordell Donathan
Middletown
Fair
Melvin Smelser
Main St
Miamisburg
At the Movies Showings This Week
Paramount screens Lullaby of Broadway Mon Tue at 1 50 3 45 5 45 7 45 9 54 Navy Bound at Strand Mon Tue 2 50 5 40 8 35 plus Belle LeGrande at 1 15 4 05 7 00 9 55 Colonial presents I'd Climb the Highest Mountain Mon Tue 1 50 3 50 5 45 7 40 9 40 p m
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Paramount
Strand
Five Accidents Over Easter Weekend With No Serious Injuries
Police investigated five traffic accidents during the Easter weekend. No injuries reported. Incidents included a 3:22 a.m. crash on Charles St. and Tytus Ave with Anthony Donisi, 21, and a parked car owned by Earl Clemons, both cars $150 damage. Other crashes involved Homer Atchley, Lawrence Leforce, Jerry Speicher, Herbert Hatton, Lawrence Mitchell, John Piersall, and William Back, with damages ranging from $50 to $150 each. Traffic at Armco Park for the egg hunt remained busy but saw no accidents there.
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Tytus Ave
Ed Cohn
Middletown
Armco Park
Anthony Donisi
Charles St
Earl Clemons
Donisi
Clemons
Canford St
Linden Ave
Lawrence Leforce
Wayne Ave
Jerry L. Speicher
Hamilton
Speicher
Herbert Hatton
South Main St
Lawrence Mitchell
Third St
Trenton
Mitchell
Woman Hurt In Fall At Home And Worker Head Injury
Four people were injured in accidents yesterday with two admitted. Mrs. Earl Thomas, 1513 Lawn Ave, is in satisfactory condition after a fall at home. Talmadge Barker, 41, 4B Veterans Village, had a head injury while working for Warren Steel Corp and is reported fairly good. Mrs. Elmer McCabe, 54, Elmo Place, may have a hip fracture from a home fall. treated and released. Florence Hacker, 37, Franklin Route 2, burned her right hand when a gas oven exploded. treated and released.
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Middletown Hospital
Earl Thomas
Lawn Ave
Talmadge Barker
Veterans Village
Barker
Warren Steel Corp
Elmer McCabe
Elmo PL
Florence Hacker
Franklin Route 2
Easter Weather Not Bad Despite Cool Easter Day
Middletown residents called Easter weather fairly good with bright morning sun, though many wore coats and fur. The forecast shifted away from rain, predicting clear, crisp conditions, sunrise services drew thousands, and afternoon crowds enjoyed Armco Park festivities amid sunshine and milder air.
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Retail Merchants Association
Armce Park
Two TV Stars to Appear at Reed-Kropp Store Event
Popular folk song performers Ernie Lee and Lee Jones will appear at Reed-Kropp store at 7:30 p.m. to help mark Crosley TV Month. The appearance highlights WLW Cincinnati broadcast hosts and local entertainment.
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Ernie Lee
Lee Jones
WLW
Cincinnati
Reed-Kropp
Aes
Crosley
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