Deaths And Funerals Joseph Krasnowski 78
Joseph Krasnowski 78 of 616 Baltimore St died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Sept 11 He retired after 34 years in Armco Open Hearth He was a member of Armco Veterans Club Eagles Lodge Slovak Society Holy Name Society of St Johns He was born in Czechoslovakia and lived in Middletown since 1912 Survived by wife Katherine two daughters Catherine Thomas Frenchburg Ky and Mary Thomas Franklin one grandchild Requiem High Mass will be sung at 930 am Friday at St Johns Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Eagles Lodge service at 730 pm Thursday and Rosary at 815 pm Children and six great grandchildren sung at 1000 am tomorrow at St Augustine Church with burial in Germantown Cemetery Friends may call at John Arpp Funeral Home today after 2 pm Rosary recited at 8 pm Lamar Sears infant son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Lamar Sears 823 S Front St services today Green Mina Gerhardt 61 1207 Pascal Ave services 2 pm tomorrow Brown Dawson Danny Thorpe 47 806 Sycamore St services 2 pm Friday Seventh and Chestnut streets Church of God
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Joseph Krasnowski
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Krasnowski
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Veterans Club
Eagles Lodge
National Slovak Society
Holy Name Society of St
Katherine
Catherine Thomas
Frenchburg
Mary Thomas
Franklin
St. John's Church
Woodside Cemetery
the Schramm Funeral
St. Augustine Church
Germantown
John Arpp
Lamar Sears, Ifant
Marshall Lamar Sears
S. Front St
Green
Mina Gerhardt
Pascal Ave
Brown-Dawson
Danny Thorpe
Sycamore St
Seventh
Chestnut Streets
Church of God
Germantown Man Dies After Week in Dayton Hospital
John Seither, 3 percent of W Pesley S, died at 1 3 a.m. yesterday at Montgomery County Chronic Hospital in Dayton after a week as a patient. A retired farmer and year member of Germantown Knights of Pythias, he was born in Germantown. Surviving: daughters Miss Charlotte Seither Dayton and Mrs Laura Philiabaum Germantown. sons Charles and Kenneth Miamisburg and Jack Centerville. 12 grandchildren.
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Germantown
John Seither
W Pesley S
Montgomery County Chronic Hospital
Dayton
Seither
Germantown Knights of Pythias
Charlotte Seither
Laura Philiabaum
Charles
Kenneth
Miamisburg
Jack
Centerville
Notable deaths of senior academics and editors across three cities
Walter R. MacCornack 84, famed architect and former MIT School of Architecture dean, died after a brief illness in Sugar Hill New Hampshire. Oskar A. Johannsen 91, ex-head of Cornell University Entomology, died after a long illness in Ithaca New York. Dr. George Halperin 90, AMA Journal associate editor, died in Chicago after a life spanning immigration from Russia and service since 1940.
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Sugar Hill
N.H
Walter R. MacCornack
School of Architecture
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Oneida
Ithaca
N.Y
Oskar A. Johannsen
Cornell University
Johannsen
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
George Halperin
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Halperin
Russia
The
AMA
William the Conqueror's Doomsday Book Tax Survey
The Doomsday Book, compiled under William the Conqueror, was a comprehensive 11th century tax survey of England. It recorded landholding, resources, and ownership to assess taxes and feudal dues across shires and villages.
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William the Conqueror
England
McLeod Dies at 47 Former Ambassador to Ireland
R Scott McLeod 47 a former newspaper man rose to government service and served as ambassador to Ireland during Eisenhower era died Tuesday night of a heart attack at his Sutton New Hampshire home. He had been general counsel to Republican members of the Senate Appropriations Committee since January and resigned as ambassador when Kennedy took office.
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Concord
N.H
R. Scott McLeod
Ireland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McLeod
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sutton
Senate
State Department
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Foreign Service
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
William Knowland
R-Calif
Knowland
Fisenhower
Bridges
Foreign Relations Committee
Stormy British Women’s Leader Found Dead in Hastings
Mary Richardson, 81, a suffragette leader, was found dead in a gas-filled Hastings room. Noted for slashing Velasquez’s Rokeby Venus in 1914, she cited government actions against Mrs Pankhurst as motive. Police think she collapsed lighting the stove or forgot a match.
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Hastings
England
Mary Richardson
Velasquez
National Gallery
Suffragist Mrs Richardson’s bold London protests
Mrs Richardson repeatedly intervened in public events to push for women's suffrage. She jumped on King George V’s carriage running board to present a petition, fired a country house, set off a bomb at a railway station, and smashed London store windows to gain votes for women. She was arrested nine times between July 1913 and June 1914.
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Richardson
George V
London
Youths Sentenced To Hang For Killing Sman
Two young soldiers from Texas and Florida were sentenced to death for the murder of Otto E. Ziegler in Oakley Kansas, as jurors rejected insanity and youth defenses. They confessed to other slayings across Florida, Tennessee, Illinois and Colorado after a May 24 escape from Ft Hood.
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Latham
Grantsville
Utah
Lath Jam
Otto E. Ziegler
Oakley
Kan
Ziegler
York
Florida
Tennessee
Illinois
Colorado
Ft. Hood
Tex
Youth Receives 29 Stitches After Glass Cut
Paul Ousley, 14, son of Mr and Mrs John Ousley of 215 Curtis Sr, was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday after slicing his right arm on a glass door at home.
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Paul Ousley
John Ousley
Curtis, Sr
Middletown Hospital
DiSalle Plans Budget Talks With Ohio Lawmakers
Governor Michael V. DiSalle schedules discussions with Senate Majority Leader C. Stanley Mechem and other leaders before the new legislative session. They will cover state finances, the vetoed second-year appropriations, a stalled capital improvements bill, and possible other issues. Finance Director James H. Mallon warns the state may face temporary cash shortfalls early next year due to revenue gaps and tax changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
House
Roger Cloud
Logan
Frank King
D Lucas
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
DiSalle
Finance Committee
General Assembly
James H. Maloon
Maloon
Divorce notices and public sale in Butler County Ohio
Legal notices announce divorce petitions for John Greenwood and Jesse Roberson in Butler County Common Pleas Court with dates for answer. also a public auction sale of real estate in Middletown by Western & Southern Life Insurance Co. Case numbers 5834 and 5811 referenced, plus sheriff sale of lot 8670 Harlan Park. Includes notice of deposit of public funds under the Uniform Depository Act.
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John Greenwood
Sarah Greenwood
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A. C
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Mary C. Lord
Jesse Roberson
Janie Cc. Bettes
Grand Bay
Ala
Dorothy Roberson
Tilmon A. Ellison
Paul E. Brown
Middletown
Harlan Park
Lemon Township
Erie Avenue
Hio
James F. Hixon
Louis J. Hofstandter
Uniform Depository Act
Board of County Commissioners
Otc
Federal Deposit Insurance
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Brad Street
cLeod
McLeod Was
Cedar Rapids
FBI
Kennedy
DU Cha Bey Verity
Byor
Bartels
Contemporary
Streifthau’s
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
J&k
Worumbo Crossland
Jr. Crossland
Worumbo
Central Avenue
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