Deaths And Funerals Reach For Readable Obituary Notice
Daughters Joyce Crockett and Ruth Kouba of Hamilton lead a list of survivors including 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. tomorrow Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call today 5 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Joyce Crockett
Ruth Kouba
Hamilton
Klaus- Weigel
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Frank Compton 76 Dies in Middletown
Frank Compton 76 of 2017 Verity Parkway Middletown died at 4 30 am today at Middletown Hospital He was a retired lumber worker resident since 1964 Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Wellman of Middletown brother Joe of Kermit West Virginia sister Mrs Nina Pack of Catlettsburg Kentucky and two grandchildren Services set for Monday in Catlettsburg Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Frank Compton
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Compton
Middletown
Mary Wellman
Joe
Kermit, W. Va
Nina Pack
Catlettsburg
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Culbertson Rites Set for Hamilton Post Office Veteran
Earl C. Culbertson 71 of Hamilton died at Fort Hamilton Hospital after a two week admission. He served 39 years at the Hamilton post office retiring in 1958. He belonged to Minktown Four barbershop quartet and helped form the SPEBSQSA. Surviving: wife Ina two sons John of Hamilton and Navy Lt Cmdr Richard Culbertson stationed at Atlantic Beach Fla and two other...
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Earl C. (Sparky) Culbertson
Hamilton
Lois Milton
Middletown
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Culbertson
Minktown Four
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop
America
Ina
John of Hamilton
Navy
Richard Culbertson
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Death in Columbus: Mrs Vivian Lightner 4
Mrs Vivian Lightner four year old of Reynoldsburg and Middletown died yesterday at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus after brain tumor surgery three weeks earlier. Survived by husband Walter two Columbus children Joann Bauer Michael Kent at home two brothers Michael and Alexander Praete of Middletown three sisters and four grandchildren. Arrangements by Evans Funeral Home in Columbus.
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Vivian Lightner
Reynoldsburg
Middletown
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Walter
Joann Bauer
Michael
Kent
Alexander Praete
Evans Funeral Home
Obituary of Merle Parker Weikel 80 of Florida
Merle Parker Weikel 80 formerly of Middletown died yesterday at his home in St. Petersburg Florida after retiring from Armco Steel Corp in 1954. Survived by three daughters Phyllis McLean Pat Williamson Ruth Waldrop, a son William, a step daughter Betty Simmons and 15 other years mentioned with funeral details provided. Burial in Woodside Cemetery with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Tuesday and Wednesday hours listed.
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Merle Parker Weikel
Middletown
St. Petersburg
Fla
Weikel
Armco Steel Corp
Florida
Phyllis McLean
Pat Williamson
Ruth Waldrop
Redondo Beach
Calif
William
Englewood
Betty Simmons
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Franklin native Paul B. Libecap dies in Florida
Paul B. Libecap 75 of Bradenton Florida died yesterday of a heart attack. He was a former National Cash Register Co. employee. Surviving: son Paul of Carlisle and five daughters Robin Maxwell Iois Chilton Dorothy Murphy Charma Richmond Patricia Bothe, all of Franklin or nearby. Services Monday 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Rev. Herman McCoy officiating. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Sunday afternoon.
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Nannie Bailey
Nannie Ethel Bailey
N. Grimes St
Middletown Hospital
Robert Swanger
Middletown
Chester Knox
Kissimee
Fla
McCoy- Leffler
Robert Clark
Woodside
Mathew Paul Hall
John Hall
Roosevelt Ave
Funeral
Spears
Denver
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Alliance
MccCoy-Leffler
Huffman
Delco Products
Dayton
Madison Township
Germantown
Pauline
Harry
Charles
Mary Andrews
Ethel Evans
St. Augustine Church
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
John Arpp
Libecap
Bradenton
Franklin
National Cash Register Co
Paul
Carlisle
Robin Maxwell
Iois Chilton
Dorothy Murphy
Charma Richmond
Patricia Bothe
First Presbyterian Church
Herman McCoy
Springboro Cemetery
Shubert Widow dies after long illness in New York
Mrs. Jacob J. Shubert widow of a Shubert founder died Thursday in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a long illness. Born Murial Knowles in Huron Ohio she came to New York in 1919 and worked as a showgirl for the Shuberts before marriage. She lived in the Sardi's penthouse with her husband. Survivors include two sisters Mrs. Julia B. Peyton and Miss Betty Barker and a brother Fred Small. Funeral services will be private.
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New York
Jacob J. Shubert
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Huron
Ohio
Murial ‘Knowles
New York City
The
Shuberts
Mah Jong Kills Tokyo Merchant After 26 Hour Session
Police say Seikichi Sakuragi, 32, a confectionery salesman in Tokyo, died of cardiac arrest from exhaustion after playing mahjong nonstop for 26 hours.
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Tokyo
Seikichi Sakuragi
Senator Curtis Pleads For Defunct Air Force Bagpipe Band
Nebraska Senator Carl Curtis protests Defense Department plans to dissolve the Air Force bagpipe band on April 1. He cites value beyond dollars and receives White House support. joined by Senator Strom Thurmond, the group led by Pipe Major Lanny Jones keeps five bagpipers and four drummers, all Air Force sergeants, with strong Scottish advocacy and a view of the pipes boosting morale.
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Washington
Defense Department
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Pentagon
Air Force
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Senate Armed Services Committee
Curtis
White House
Lanny Jones
Scotland
Canada
Massive underground detonation shakes Arizona and beyond
An underground nuclear device 4,000 feet beneath Pahute Mesa in Arizona produced a 12 second shock felt in Utah and California. A bright dust cloud rose as the mesa bulged about 15 feet then settled. Light fixtures swayed in Salt Lake City and Las Vegas reported the blast.
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Pahute Mesa
Ariz
Utah
California
United States
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Fewer People Walk Good Friday Route in Jerusalem
Christian pilgrims smaller in number than recent years walked the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. A few thousand pilgrims and tourists started at a prison site and ended at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, taking about 1.5 days in total. No Arab guerrilla violence threats were issued this year.
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Martin Zucker
Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Holy City of
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Middle East
Ministry of Tourism
Auto Hits Boy Causes Leg Breakage in Middletown
A five year old boy was struck by a car yesterday afternoon in front of 412 Curtis Street and suffered a broken leg. William Earl Young of 412 Curtis Street was reported in good condition today as Middletown Police stated Segata Wilson, 69, of 912 Sixth Ave. operated the vehicle and was not cited.
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Curtis St
William Earl Young
Middletown Hospital
Segata Wilson
Sixth Ave
Autos in Belgrade region top half million privately owned
Belgrade AP report notes Yugoslavia with 20 million people had over 560000 privately owned passenger cars by year end.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Warehouse Destroyed in Toledo by High Winds
A warehouse under construction at an Arco Co. industrial park in South Toledo collapsed in 60 mph winds. Damages were estimated at 250000 dollars. Power lines were blown down causing a brief downtown outage. trees and limbs felled. A mobile home was blown off its carrier and across the Ohio Turnpike halting traffic.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Arco Co
Moorhead Appointed Deputy Director of Ohio Highways
Named directorate change in Ohio as Max D Moorhead of Findlay was named deputy director of the state highways division in Lima effective April 1. He succeeds Norman R Conn of Van Wert who retires. Moorhead, 60, has served as operations engineer in Lima since January 1963.
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Columbus, Ohio
Max D. Moorhead
Findlay
Ohio Department of Highways
Lima
Norman R. Conn
van Wert
Moorhead
Conn
McKeithen Hints At Third Party Over Desegregation Fair Shake
Gov. John J. McKeithen says he told Vice President Agnew he would back a third party if needed to secure fair treatment of the South on school desegregation. He met Agnew for two hours then held a news conference saying segregation is dead and integration is the law, but no one should be forced. The governor described the move as an act of desperation awaiting further talks.
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Dave Steinberg
Associated Press
New Orleans
John J. McKeithen
Spiro T. Agnew
McKeithen
Agnew
Tne
World War II B25 Bomber Donated to Netherlands Museum
Prince Bernhard received a World War II B25 Mitchell bomber from Indonesian Air Marshal Sutowo Sukendar. The aircraft is to be shipped to the Netherlands aeronautical museum for display.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Prince Bernhard
Juliana
Sutowo Sukendar
Netherlands Aeronautical Museum
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