Verner Lay 67 Former Lodge President Dies
Verner Roy Lay 67 of 3201 Manchester Road died yesterday at Middletown after failing health. He was a former millwright at Diamond National Corp retiring two years ago and a past president of Eagles Lodge 528. Survived by wife Elizabeth and many relatives. Requiem High Mass Friday at St. John's Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today and Thursday. Eagles Lodge to hold service Thursday evening. Holy Name Society to recite Rosary.
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Verner (Roy) Lay
Manchester Road
Middletown
Hensley
Diamond National Corp
Eagles Lodge 528
Holy Name Society of
St. John’s Church
Kenton County
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Lay
Dry Ridge
Rose Fritsch
Hamilton
Luteresa Bierman
Bellville
Mich
Ina Askins
San Antonio
Pauline Dyas
Franklin
Cecelia Cramer
Mildred Conrad
Betty
Lay
John C
Thomas
Vernon FE
Cincinnati
Thomas Blevins
George Blevins
Fairborn
Ann Cottle
Gertrude McClain
Ethel Woodson
Barbara Johnson
Lawrence Curtis
Erlanger
Michael
Independence
George
Ed Lay
Walton
Woodside
McCoy- Leffler Funeral
Eagies Lodge
Holy Name Society
Services for Simon Ehresman at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Simon Ehresman 83 of 23 S First St Trenton will have funeral services at 2 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Reverends Kenneth Shelley and J E Amn Stulz officiating. Burial is Garretteville. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to pm at the funeral home. Ehrenman former Trenton clerk died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Ehresman
S. First St
Trenton
McCoy + Leffler
Kenneth Shelley
J. E. Amn Stulz
Garretteville
Mr. Ehrenman
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mrs Florence Hensley Services Set at Alpha
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Lee Hensley 72 of Alpha will be held at 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery.
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Florence Lee Hensley
Alpha
McCoy - Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Two Drivers Charged In City Accidents
Two motorists faced traffic violations after yesterday crashes with no injuries reported. Drexel Van clere, 19, of West Middletown, was charged with changing lanes unsafely after his truck collided with Jane Heizer's auto on Manchester Avenue. Damage was about 45 dollars. Herlin Curtis, 21, of 1713 Taylor Ave, was cited for an assured clear distance violation after his car collided with Irene Meiselvin's on Garfield Street and Heffner Avenue, with injuries and costs unspecified. Police also investigated one minor accident.
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Drexel Vanclere
West Middletown
Garfield Street
Heffner Avenue
Infant son of Ratliffs dies at Middletown Hospital
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Marvin Ratliff of 1302 Hood Street died at birth at 7 45 am today at Middletown Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Marvin Ratliff
Hood St
Middletown Hospital
McCoy . Leffler
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Grace Schwalm in Hamilton
Mrs Grace Schwalm 74 widow of late John A Schwalm theater operator and Democratic leader dies in Burlingame Calif services set for Thursday 9 am at Marys Church friends may call Brown Dawson Funeral Home 4 to 9 pm tomorrow Survivors include sons Charles F former Hamilton city manager now Burlingame city manager and John and daughter Mrs Mary Jo Ub of Hamilton
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Hamilton
Grace Schwalm
Burlingame
Calif
John A. Schwalm
Mary's
Brown- Dawson
Schwalm
Charles F
John
Mra
Mary Jo Ub
Obituaries and funeral notices for Hook Hamilton Abrams
Obituary notices list Charles E. Hook of 702 Ludlow Street with service at 10 am tomorrow in Campbell and Howard C. Hamilton aged 52 of 1040 Webster Avenue with a 2 pm tomorrow service in Colligan. Willie Abrams 35 of 6625 Contras Road Oxford to have Requiem High Mass at 10 30 am Thursday at Oxford St Marys Church.
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Charles E. Hook
Ludlow Se
Campbell
Howard C. Hamilton
Webster Ave
Colligan
Willie Abrams
Contreras Road
Oxford
Oxford St. Mary's Church
Flag Flies Half-Staff For Actor Ward Bond
HOLLYWOOD AP The American flag flew at half mast as last rites were said for actor Ward Bond aged 55 who died of a heart attack Saturday in Dallas. John Wayne said It s the way he would have wanted it There was no one who loved his country more. Services were held Monday at Field Photo Farm in Reseda with Wayne and Frank McGrath among pallbearers.
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Hollywood
Ward Bond
Dallas
John Wayne
Bond
Field Photo Farm
Purple Heart
San Fernando Valley
Reseda
Wayne
War voices from Ohio prophet in Miggouri clash
Fragmentary 90 word speech cited at an Ohio event during wartime. A speaker named William German declares the west will decide victory while references to Miggissippi and Shervan hint at strategic context. The piece notes major T y Felts and uncertain opinions on who will prevail.
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Miggouri
William
Gherman
Miggissippi
Shervan
Armco Loses In Battle Against Michigan Tax
Armco Steel Corp of Middletown loses its bid over Michigan's business activities tax after the U S Supreme Court dismisses the case for lacking a substantial federal question The Michigan Supreme Court had upheld the tax saying the 1959 ruling allows states to tax business income Armco employed a small Michigan staff but argued its activities were limited to taking orders in Michigan and a Detroit sales office and Grand Rapids branch were cited
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Michigan
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Washington
Armco
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Cision
Arrica
Six Selective Service registrants report for induction
Six registrants reported yesterday to Local Board No. 10 at the American Legion and were transported to Ft. Thomas for induction processing. The volunteers include Ernest Sallie of 207 Park St and Lynn Sallie of the same address, Billy Leroy Childs of 936 Eighth Ave, Orville Deaton of 19 Jacoby Ave, Leland Beward Wyrick of 50 Cherokee Drive in Hamilton, and James Lee Waters of 2001 Well Road in Middletown.
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Selective Service
The
American Legion
Ft. Thomas
Ernest Sallie
Park St
Lynn Sallie
Billy Leroy Childs
Eighth Ave
Orville Deaton
Jacoby Ave
Middletown
Leland Beward Wyrick
Cherokee Drive
Hamilton
James Lee Waters
Well Road
Moseley a White Supremacy Advocate Dies at 86
Retired Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley, longtime advocate of white supremacy and former 3rd Army commander, died at 86 from a heart attack in a downtown Atlanta store. He led the Texas Education Association and warned against non Anglo-Saxon enrollment. Funeral services will be at West Point.
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Atlanta
George van Horn Moseley
3Rd Army
The
Texas Educational Association
Dies
West Point
N.Y
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Luther S. Johnson of 5291 Augspurger Ave Hamilton equipment operator owes 4961 dollars with 450 assets listed. Samuel Walters of 1002 Auburn St maintenance crew worker shows 1302 dollars in debts and 150 dollars in assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Luther S. Johnson
Augspurger Ave
Hamilton
Samuel Walters
Auburn St
Band Boosters Meet Tonight at Lemon-Monroe High
Mrs. Fenton Hall, president of the Lemon Monroe Band Boosters, will run a brief meeting in room 108 of Lemon Monroe High School at 7 30 p m. The business portion will be cut short so members can hear the election returns at home.
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Fenton Hall
Lemon - Monroe Band Boosters
Lemon - Monroe High School
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Verner Lay
Lodge
Atuia
Florence Hensley
Finance & Acceptance Corporation
Central Avenue
Ervetrs
Infant Ratliff
Mrs
Grace Schiwalm
Ohio
Michigan Supreme Court
Fern Troutvine
Charlie Reader
Moseley
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Woodring
Army
George Moseley
Sewice
McCoyLeffler Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Wicoff
Homer D Leffler
Wertee
McCoy
Leffler Funeral Home
Phone Garden
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Wall -Bear of Strand Bldg
Union Sanitary Inc
Halsey
Central Ave
Truckers Towing Services
Doctors Contractors Pliers Distributors
Appraisers
Ohio Bell
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