Deaths And Funerals Flora Miller 85 Middletown resident
Flora Miller 85 of Mani tee Street died Monday at 11 05 p m in Middletown Hospital after a brief illness She was born in Waterloo Ind and lived in Middletown 50 years She worked 20 years for the old P Lorillard Co She belonged to Prosser Chapter Eastern Star Surviving are brother William Carr and sister Mrs May Rupp both of Middletown and nephew William Carr Jr with whom she lived Funeral services set for Thursday 2 p m at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Jerome Schultz officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Eastern Star services will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the funeral home Friends may visit Wednesday 7 9 p m and call Wednesday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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Flora Miller
Manitee Street
Middletown
Waterloo
Ind
McCoy-Leffler
Jerome Schultz
Woodside Cemetery
Eastern Star
Samuel Tipton death notice in Middletown Ohio
Samuel Tipton 72 formerly of Hazard Kentucky died Monday at 5 20 p.m. in Middletown Hospital four hours after illness He was a retired miner and had lived in Middletown since 1957 He survived by his wife Elizabeth five sons Fred George Clarence Raymond James two daughters Eunice Adams Juanita Watson Florine Williams Yvonne Roberts Eldena Fugate a half brother Harvey Puckett and 21 grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 10 a m at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating burial will be in Butler County
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Samuel Tipton
Brown's Run Road
Middletown
Hazard
Tipton
Elizabeth
Fred
George
Clarence
Raymond
James
Air Force
Travis City
Mich
Eunice Adams
West
Death Notice for Edward Hallam in Glouster
Edward Hallam 54 of 627 Crestview Drive died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He served as deputy mining inspector for Ohio Department of Industrial Relations and was a World War II veteran. Survived by daughter Nancy Ledford and sister Mrs James Cominsky and one grandchild. Services Thursday at Wiley Funeral Home Glouster with burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call Oswald Funeral Home today 4 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Edward Hallam
Crestview Drive
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Hallam
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Columbus
Marie
Nancy Ledford
Maineville
James Cominsky
Jacksonville
Wiley Funeral Home
Glouster
Oswald
Mrs Zimmerman 62 Funeral Tomorrow in Sun Day Sun Day
Mrs Margaret Zimmerman of 114 N Washington Blvd Sunday age 62 to be buried after a funeral at 9 30 am Wednesday with Colligan listed. Mrs Eula Snyder 85 of 2352 Elmo Ave Sunday to have a funeral at 10 am Wednesday with Webb listed.
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Margaret Zimmerman
N. Washington Blvd
Colligan
Eula Snyder
Elmo Ave
Webb
Altar Boy Wrote Rome Got Tickets
A 12 year old Queens altar boy, Thomas Rowe of St. Robert Bellarmine, wrote to the Vatican to see the Pope at Yankee Stadium. The New York chancery office supplied three tickets following a cable from Rome, for Thomas his sister and a family friend on Monday night.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Queens
Vatican
Thomas Rowe
St. Robert Bellmarine Church
New York Chancery Office
Rome
Thomas
Grand Jury Opens Probe In Slaying
In Cleveland the Cuyahoga County grand jury began hearing evidence in the case against Mariann Colby 40 Shaker Heights housewife charged with killing 8 year old John Cremer Young Jr Asst Prosecutor Philip Marquard seeks a first degree murder indictment Colby bound over Sept 8 held without bond Dr Samuel R Gerber county coroner and police testified The boy was shot Aug 24 in the Colby home and found later in Gates Mills Colby admitted shooting but claimed it was accidental Earlier she said her son Dane 9 fired the shot
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Samuel R. Gerber
Colby
Gates Mills
Dane
Local Groups Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday Meetings
Numerous community organizations list Tuesday and Wednesday meetings across Wildwood Monroe and surrounding townships including PTOs, Lions Club, Sertoma, fire departments, veterans groups, Elks and Moose lodges, AA, and civic clubs. A separate AP report notes Canton Ohio police recommending psychiatric tests for a 16 year old arrested in a lumberyard fire attempt.
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Wildwood
Holy Trinity
St. Mary’s
Oneida
United Spanish War Trans
Legion Home
Auxiliary 3809
Onroe
Femme - Monroe
Mon Township Board of Trustees
Trenton
Coin Club
Civic Association
Madison Lions Club
Sertoma
Manchester Motor Inn
South Middletown
Sheffield Street
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Canton
Ohio
Ohio U to Build New Center Named for Donor Beasley
Ohio University unveiled plans for a 14,000 seat convocation center across the Hocking River to host convocations entertainment and athletic events. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower received an honorary degree at the convocation and a substantial gift pledge from Athens car dealer Fred Beasley will fund start of construction. An endowed professorship honoring Dr. Robert L. Morton was also announced.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
University
Vernon R. Alden
Eisenhower
Alden
Fred Beasley
Athens
United States
Hocking River
Beasley
Robert L. Morton
Ohio U
Rights Leaders To Seek End Of Judicial Forces
Washington AP rights leaders set a 1966 goal to pass a personal security act to remove civil rights criminal cases from state courts. Joseph Rauh, counsel for the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, said the group aims to federalize such cases after Hayneville Alabama tensions and a Coleman verdict. The conference, after 1961 violent losses, plans a drive to move civil rights crimes to federal courts, with broader support for the act and earlier Voting Rights Act provisions.
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Washington
Joseph L. Rauh
National Leadership Conference
Civi Rights
Hayneville, Ala
Thomas L. Coleman
Lowndes
Jonathan “M. Daniels
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Daniels
South
Leadership — Conference
Rauh
Hayneville
Jand
Subway Trolley Views Pope Paul VI Parade
Subway riders in Queens and the Bronx glimpsed Pope Paul VI as trains ran on elevated tracks near the papal motorcade. A Manhattan-bound train in Queens slowed to match the Pope's pace, offering passengers a close view until it reached a station.
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New York
Queens
Bronx
Pope Paul VI
National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race spokesman
A spokesman for the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race said the group plans to address racial religious tensions with a new statement and outreach program. He emphasized unity and dialogue across denominations and urged community leaders to participate.
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The
National Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race
IRS Seizes Car From Area Man Over Taxes
Herbert R. Richie of Waynesville Rt 3, a self employed building contractor, had his 1959 model auto seized by Internal Revenue officers for delinquent income, withholding, and federal unemployment taxes. The vehicle was taken at Town and Country Shopping Center in Kettering and is stored in Dayton.
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Herbert R. Richie
Waynesville Rt. 3
Ritchie
Town and Country
Kettering
Dayton
Court Orders Issued In Strike At Hamilton
A Hamilton injunction hearing on Southwestern Ohio Steel Co. versus Local 5541 United Steelworkers was delayed as union agent Stanley L Wade filed an injunction petition. The order limits picketing to two at each entrance unless entrances are within 25 feet, bans violence and harassment, and bars interference with peaceful picketing amid a strike that began September 1 after the prior contract expired. The company, serving defense contracts, has faced four replevin suits recently for dies and finished products.
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Hamilton
Southwestern Ohio Steel Co., Inc
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Common Pleas
Fred B.cramer
Stanley L. Wade
Southwestern Ohio Steel
Joint restraining order proposal after attorney meeting
Judge Cramer approved a joint restraining order following a meeting between the company and union lawyers. The agreement emerged from discussions aimed at curbing escalating tensions and outlining permissible conduct during the dispute.
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Cramer
Company
Union
Parley Wearly Attends Midwest School Administrators Seminar
Robert Wearly director of business affairs for Middletown public schools attends an Ohio and Illinois school administrators seminar on school insurance at Green Meadows Inn Worthington. The event is sponsored by the School Management Institute, a non profit group aiding administrators in staying current with management developments.
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Robert Wearly
Middletown
Ohio
Illinois
Green Meadows Inn
Worthington
The
School Management Institute
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