Deaths and Funerals Paul Fouts Dies Retired Policeman
Paul G. Fouts 61 of 914 Catalpa Drive died at Middletown Hospital after a stroke in October 1964. A retired Middletown police officer, he served in World War II and remained a reservist after retiring May 20 last year. He was a former motorcycle officer, sergeant, and detective active in the Fraternal Order of Police and Police Pension funds. Burial at Woodside Cemetery follows services at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Paul G. Fouts
Catalpa Drive
Fouts
James Howerton
Division of Police
Howerton
Central Avenue
Fraternal Order of Police
Police Pension and Relief Fund
Welfare Fund
Police Pistol Club
Eaton
American Legion Post 218
Mrs Louise Weyl 92, Middletown Resident
Mrs Louise R Weyl aged 92 of 3008 Hampton Place died at 2 15 am at Middletown Hospital after a year of declining health. Born in Wurttemberg Germany she came to the United States at 16 and lived in Hamilton before moving to Middletown 19 years ago. Her husband Phillip died in 1947 and her only immediate survivor is daughter Mrs Romilda Nolte. Services set for 10 am Friday at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton with Rev Robert McNamara officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Riggs
Frank Wiley
Woodside Cemetery
Rose Richard
John Guastaferro
Central Ave
Cincinnati
John Long
Centerville
Mary Richard
Robert Gauselman
William
Will
Edward
Hyde ‘Park St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph’s
Louise R. Weyl
Hampton Place
Middletown Hospital
Weyl
Wurttemburg
Germany
Hamilton
Middletown
Phillip
Romilda Nolte
Klaus-Weigel
N. F Street
Elvin Avenue
Robert McNamara
Greenwood Cemetery
Kansas Lawyer Thompson elected head of United Presbyterian Church
William P. Thompson of Wichita Kansas was elected chief executive or stated clerk of the United Presbyterian Church of the U S A by the General Assembly. Among 819 delegates Thompson received 502 votes, leading over John W Meister and Hugh Miller.
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Boston
Kansas
William P. Thompson
Wichita
United Presbyterian Church of
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
Thompson
General Assembly
John W. Meister
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hugh Miller
Dover
N.J
Wilson and Erhard Call Alliance Reorganization in NATO Talks
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard seek re organization of the Western Alliance to strengthen NATO. They plan decisions at the June 7 NATO meeting in Brussels and aim to resolve France’s place in the alliance. They also discussed German contributions to British troops in Germany and set up a mixed commission to study methods to resolve the issue. The communique notes progress on nuclear sharing among NATO allies.
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London
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Western Alliance
NATO
Erhard
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
France
Wilson
Germany
Death of Mrs Julia E Penny at Lebanon home
Mrs Julia E Penny died yesterday at 314 N Mechanic St. She is survived by son William Baker of Morrow and daughter Mrs Helen Cole of Lebanon with three grandchildren. Services 10:30 a m Friday at Oswald Memorial Home. burial South Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Julia E. Penny
Mechanic St
William ,Baker
Morrow
Helen Cole
Oswald Meemorial
South Lebanon
Memorial
Missing Puffin rowboat crew sparks Coast Guard search
Coast Guard vessels failed to locate the 15-foot Puffin and its two-man crew John Hoare and David Johnstone after they departed Virginia Beach to row 3000 miles to England. They were spotted late Monday and a Navy pilot found Puffin Tuesday near the Virginia Beach coast. The search was called off at midnight with officials assuming the pair had turned back to shore.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
John Hoare
David Johnstone
Virginia Beach
England
Virginia
Navy
Chesapeake Light Station
Hoare
Johnstone
Newton Elected By MD Chapter in Butler County
Webster Newton was elected president of the Butler County chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America Inc. at a Firemen's Club meeting. Officers include Harry Vornheder vice president and Miss Veda McCray secretary. The next meeting is June 27 at Middletown Firemen's Club.
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Webster Newton
Butler County
Arthur Reiff
Louis Parrella
Sauter
John Stromquist
Harry Vornheder
Newton
Don Joyce
James Mull
Harold Coldiron
W. L. Hanson
Middletown
Hamilton Soldier Killed In Action In Vietnam
Hamilton Ohio reports Marine Pfe Paul L. Conrad 20 son of Hamilton Garfield High School teacher was killed in Vietnam Tuesday. Parents Mr and Mrs Paul Conrad were informed he died from a sniper near Chu Lai.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Pfe
Paul L. Conrad
Hamilton Garfield
Viet Nam
Paul Conrad
Chu Lai
Memorials and Deaths Across Cities
Obituary notices for Miss Helen Wiesman and Fred J. Heyne Sr. list ages and addresses. Retired Rear Adm. Marion N. Little, who commanded the California at Pearl Harbor, dies of a heart ailment. The Amir of Bahawalpur, 62, dies after brief illness per Pakistani High Commissioner.
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Washington
Marion N. Little
California
Pearl Harbor
Houston
Tex
Fred J. Heyne Sr
Jesse H. Jones
London
Bahawalpur
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Paul Fouts
DODDS
Pkhuy
Ave
Piel Malingidents Cemetery
Ae Ecan Cpe
Louise Weyl
Deeee
Presbyterian Church
Wilson, Erhard Lay
Oral
Etta Casteel
Mae Isaacs
Lebanon Rt. 1
Kentucky
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Julia Penny
Bologna
Larg Green Beans
Yankee Road
Michigan Ave
Cross-Ocean Rowers & Co
Helen Wiesman
Freeman Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Gillen-Crow
Rexall
Wn BO
Fe Sumter
Cope. Advertisers Exchange Inc
Sal Fayne
Noxzema
Mycitracin
Upjohn
Johnson G Johnson First Aid Auto
T.V
Gillen- Chow
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