Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Joseph W. Singer, partner in Brown-Singer Co., dies at Middletown Hospital after a home heart attack at 514th Ave. He leaves a wife Georgia, daughter Katherine, siblings, and three grandchildren. Services at Wilson Memorial Home with burial in Woodside. James William Baird, 84, retired farmer, Monroe Grange member, dies at home. services Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, burial North Cemetery, Monroe. He leaves wife Effie, four sons, and many grandchildren. Marvin Monroe area: note incomplete arrangements for additional survivor details.
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Joseph W. Singer
Brown - Singer Co
Mary Etta Street
Middletown Hospital
514Th Ave
Singer
Middletown
St. Paul's Evangelical & Reformed Church
James William Baird
Jackson Lane
Baird
Monroe Grange
Lemon Township
Effie
Elmer
Dayton
Joseph
Raymond
Hamilton
Arthur
Bethany
McCoy -Leffler
Fidon Hutchison
William Winch
North Cemetery
Monroe
Felmer Wills Dies After Heart Attack at Home
Felmer Blix Wills was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 6 45 a m following a heart attack at his home at 318 Harlan Street. He collapsed at about 1 a m.
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Felmer
Blix) Wills
Middletown Hospital
Harlan St
Clem Apple 4 a retired area farmer dies at home
Clem Apple, 4, a retired area farmer, died yesterday after two months of illness. Born in Montgomery County, he lived in Gratis 44 years. Survived by three daughters Fay Dul and Vesta Apple of Gratis and Cleoph Hill of Eaton. two sons Foster of New Lebanon and Burh of Gratis. sister Nora Moses of West Alexander. brothers Lawrence of West Alexander and Roman and Charles O Dayton. six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at First Brethren Church, Rev. Arthur J. Tinkel officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at Zimmermann Funeral Home tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. and at church Monday after 1 p.m.
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Clem Apple Gratis
Clem Apple
Apple
Montgomery County
Gratis
Fay Dul
Vesta Apple
Cleoph Hill
Eaton
Foster
New Lebanon
Burh
Nora Moses
West Alexander
Bretheran Church
Arthur J. Tinkel
Fairview Cemetery
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Obituary notices for three local residents
Jesse Adams aged 58 of 344 Fast Ave. will have services at 10 a.m. Monday. Henry O Genier, 79, of 1700 Princeton Pike, services 2 p.m. Monday. Elmer Slark, 63, of 2229 Freeman Ave., Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St Marys Church Oxford.
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Jesse Adams
Fast Ave
Campbell
Henry 0. Genier
Princeton Pike
Klaus
Elmer Slark
Freeman Ave
St. Mary's Church
Oxford
Stolen Car Crashes, Damage Estimated at $1000
Police sought an unidentified man after a car theft at 2:50 a.m. ended with the vehicle wrecked near Hughes Street and N Verity Parkway, totaling about $1000 in damage. A second car was also stolen from Pollock Paper Corp. and damaged $25 at Central Vail parking lot.
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Hughes Street
N. Verity Parkway
Floyd Gene Spencer
Curtis St
S. Verity
Hanover Avenue
Hughes
Pollock Paper Corp
Donald Davies
Gideon Road
Clarence M Gill
Carolina St
Central Vail
Boy Killed After Getting Off School Bus in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio a seven year old boy Raymone Hemminger son of Mr and Mrs George Hemminger Jr was struck by a car after leaving a school bus in front of his home He died at the scene Police said they are investigating possible charges against the driver of the car
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Sandusky, Ohio
Raymone Hemminger
George Hemminger Jr
Band Group To Elect Officers At Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Middletown High School Band Associates board is called for 8 pm today at Millard Sexton’s Hill Avenue home to elect officers for 1961.
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Middletown High School Band Associates Board
Millard Sexton
Hill Avenue
Rev James W Cain to Speak at Friendship Baptist Church
The Rev. James W. Cain of Detroit will be the guest speaker at Friendship Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 30 p m.
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James W. Cain
Detroit
The
Friendship Baptist Church
Memorial To U. S. Plane Planned at Libyan Base
At Wheelus U S Air Force Base Libya a memorial plan features a stained glass window lit from inside to honor the World War II bomber Lady Be Good and its nine crewmen lost in the Libyan desert in 1943. Chaplain McQueen says the design shows a shaft of light, dove of peace, and Ten Commandments, with the inscription Make straight the way of the Lord. A second window will celebrate modern training at Wheelus with jets and the Air Force hymn Lord guard and guide the men who fly.
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Tripoli
Libya
Wheelus U.S. Air Force Base
Desert
God
Spencer D. McQueen
Wheelus
U.S. ‘Air Force
Nixon Campaign to Visit Utah with Benson
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson says he will attend Monday’s Utah stop with Richard M. Nixon, as Nixon’s Republican presidential campaign appears on the same platform. Benson says Nixon has not asked him for campaign help.
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Nixon
Salt Lake City, Utah
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Richard M. Nixon
Utah
Benson
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Katherine J. Brown
Robert W
Los Angeles
Bert
Harry C. Johnson
Frances East
Richmond, Va
Wilson Memorial Home
H. C. Grunewald
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
James W. Baird
Armco Steel Corp
Salt Lick
Ruby
Anna
Beverly
Larry
Barry
Dale Eugene
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Dodds Monuments
Verity
With Ave
Robert Kontnier Mer
Felmer Wills
Central Baptist Church
Girard
Baltimore
Edd Hale
Sunday School Worship Service Training Union Evangelistic Service
Prayer Meeting
Web
Bible School
James Massey
Howard Sears
Web. Nite
WPFB
Fred Wright
Churchn Nazarene
Preston J. Theall
Pastor
Sandusky
Edward V. Long
U. S
Missouri
Thomas Hennings
Lord
John
Oswalts
Manchester
WPIFB
New Trenton
First National Bank
Trenton
First National
State Street
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