Deaths And Funerals Mrs Eckhardt 72 Active In Church
Mrs Sarah Louella Eckhardt 72 of West Middletown Rt 2 died 8 15 pm at Middletown Hospital after a March 22 admission. Survived by husband Charles F five daughters Esther Henning Camden Mary Stam Eaton Ruth Richardson Jacksonburg Kathryn Chambers at home four sons Jake George Middletown Charles Jacksonburg Richard at home a brother Edgar Canarree Seven Mile three sisters Harriett Gault Seven Mile Louie Laird Camden and Alice Edgar Hamilton 18 grandchildren. Services 2 pm Friday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home Rev Richard Brown. Burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm. Actual town mentions unclear.
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West Elkton
Greenbush
Seven Mile
Louie Laird
Camden
Alice, Edgar
Hamilton
McCoy-Leffier
Richard Brown
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Death of Clay Lawson former Middletown resident
Clay Lawson 3 formerly of Lone Mountain Tennessee died at 11 25 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Monday. He lived with his stepdaughter Mrs Irvin Gabbard 226 Wall St Franklin since his wife Rhoda died in 1957. He had four hospitalizations since last January. Lawson worked in the Gardner ironing department of Diamond National. Surviving are three stepdaughters Mrs Gabbard Mrs James Gardner of Middletown and Mrs Alma Ingram of Peasttown and a step-son Wilbur Wilson of Middletown.
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Clay Lawson
Middletown
Midletown Hospital
Lawson
Irvin Gabbard
Wall St
Franklin
Rhoda
Gardner Gloeing
Diamond National
Lone Mountain
Tenn
Gabbard
James Gardner
Alma Ingram
Peasttown
Wilbur Wilson
Mid
Mrs Vera Anne Schuh 64 of Norwood Dies at Homes Hospital
Mrs Vera Anne Schuh aged 64 of 2278 Harris Ave Norwood Warren County native died at 4 am in Homes Hospital Cincinnati after nine weeks as a patient and four years of failing health She was the daughter of the late Robert and Nancy Cook of Franklin A Norwood Presbyterian Church member She is survived by a sister Mrs Betty Rosnagle of Norwood.
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Vera Anne Schuh
Harris Ave
Norwood
Warren County
Homes Hospital
Cincinnati
Robert
Nancy Cook
Franklin
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Betty Rosnagle
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Eaton Paul F Barnes former Eaton liquor store assistant manager dies
Paul F Barnes 56 of Eaton Ohio died at his home after months of illness. A native of Tuscarawas County he lived in Eaton over 40 years and was a 1920s Eaton High School basketball team member. Surviving are his wife Fay a daughter Kay Ditmer parents two brothers Walter and Robert three sisters and a Pensacola native. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery with services at family convenience. Friends may call Barnes Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Also Mrs Johnnie Mae Hawkins Lawrence 49 of New Miami will have services Friday at New Miami First Baptist Church.
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Eaton
Paul F. Barnes
Ohio State Liquor Store
E. Somers St
Barnes
Eaton High School
Antioch College
Tuscarawas County
Fot Eaton
Fay
Kay Ditmer
L. P. Barnes
Walter M
Robert W
John Phares
Florence Becker
Grace Hogan
Pensacola
Mound Hill Cemetery
Brain surgeon Dr William C Sharpe dies at 78
ST. PETERSBURG Florida AP reports Dr William C Sharpe a noted brain surgeon died Tuesday at 78 He began neurosurgery in 1941 and specialized in operations to relieve brain injury in children He established the first neurosurgery department at Polyclinic Hospital in New York City born in Philadelphia
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ST. Petersburg Fla
William C. Sharpe
Sharpe
Driver Hurt When Car Hits Truck Near Middletown
Chalmer M. Ethell 77 of 2232 S Main St Middletown suffered head hand and ankle abrasions and a painful hip after his car crossed the center line on a curve and struck an oncoming truck on Rt 122 near U S 25. Dale C Dash et 4 of Marysville Ohio drove the eastbound truck. Ethell was cited for driving left of center.
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Middletown
Blue Ball
Middletown Hospital
Chalmers M. Ethell
S. Main St
Rt. 122
U.S. 25
Dale C. Dashet
Marysville
Ohio
Ethell
Behan Dying Friend Says Ill Irish Writer In Crisis
London AP reports Brendan Behan, 38, Irish playwright and novelist, is seriously ill with diabetes. Friend Joe McGill said doctors warned Behan may have less than a year to live, noting his celebrated drinking sprees alongside literary works.
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London
Brendan Behan
Behan
Joe McGill
Army to send 2000 troops to bolster Pacific forces
The Army announced it will deploy a 2nd Airborne Battle Group of the 82nd Division, about 2,000 men from Fort Bragg North Carolina, to Okinawa to strengthen ground forces in the Pacific, with arrival planned for June.
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Washington
Okinawa
Pacific
2Nd Airborne
82Nd Division
Bragg, N. C
Hickey Freeman chairman Jere Hickey dies at 93
Jere miah G. Hickey 93, longtime chairman of Hickey Freeman Co, died Tuesday after a stroke. He helped found the clothing firm in 1999 and led it for six decades before becoming chairman last year. In Washington, Charles A. Oliphant former chief counsel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue died Tuesday of a heart attack.
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Adelphia
Rochester
N.Y
Jeremiah G. Hickey
Hickey-Freeman Co
Hickey
Washington
Charles A. Oliphant
Bureau of Internal Revenue
House
Ways and Means
Abraham Teitelbaum
A] Capone
Oliphant
Bureau
Kirklin
Ind
Calvet Divorces Husband In Santa Monica
French actress Corinne Calvet divorces actor Jeffrey Stone after testimony he could not get work and refused to let her return to work. She is granted $150 monthly child support for Robin 4 and 10 percent of earnings over 20,000 yearly. Calvet 32, Stone 34, married 1955, separated last week.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Corinne Calvet
Jeffrey Stone
Miss Calver
Robin
Sheland Stone
John Bromfield
iSkin Divers Resume River Search For Students
Cincinnati reporters note five divers will resume a search today for the bodies of two Milford Catholic novitiates who drowned in the Little Miami River after a boating mishap. A 15 hour dive Tuesday found no trace of Brother Roland Weiskittel of Olmsted Falls or Brother John Hiriyok, 22, of Warren.
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Cincinnati
Milford
Roland Weiskittel
Olmsted Falls
John Hiryok
Warren
Little
Mi‘ami
Ohio Supreme Court upholds highway land purchase law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-1 that using trust funds for advance land purchases for highways is valid and not state debt. It granted Highway Director Everett Preston a writ directing Treasurer Ferguson to sign initial checks for about 815 000 dollars to acquire land for the Mill Creek Expressway near Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Everett S. Preston
Joseph T. Ferguson
Mill Creek
Cincinnati
Ferguson
The
Industrial Commission
Ruling Clears Way for Land Purchases Behind Highway Builds
The Ohio Controlling Board approves a new law allowing up to 10 percent of retirement funds and the Workmen’s Compensation trust to be used for advance land purchases for highway construction with board consent. Gov DiSalle calls the ruling “very helpful” and says it saves money by reducing delays. funds include Public Employees Retirement, Teachers Retirement, and Workmen’s Compensation with combined assets exceeding 1.3 billion dollars.
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Commission
State Controlling Board
Highway Department
High Court
Michael V. DiSalle
Tchers
Preston
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Sarah Eckhardt
Sarah Louella Eckhardt
West Middletown
DODDS
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Vera Schuh
Johnnie Mae Hawkins Lawrence
Morris Ave
New Miami
New Miami First Baptist Church
Friend
Charm
Kroehler
Grunner
Cotte
St. Moin—Franklin
James Cozzens
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Howells
iSkin
Constitu
Kingsley A. Taft
John W. Peck
Cincinati Law Firm
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
Wonder
Drenel
Salis
Drexel Labs
Drexel Hill
Central Ave
Rexel Hi
Showa
Shetland
Rogers
Central
Ceameiaee
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