Deaths And Funerals Betty Back 81
Betty Back age 81 mother of Gale Back of 2004 Lowell Street died yesterday at her Cody Kentucky home. She leaves two other sons Garland Winter Haven Florida and Richard Phoenix Arizona twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Private services will be held Monday with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Private calling hours are listed.
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Betty Back
Gale Back
Lowell St
Cody, Ky
Garland
Winter Haven, Fla
Richard
Phoenix, Ariz
Westburg
Craft Funeral Home
Elizabeth Bierman 79 Dies in Middletown
Mrs Elizabeth Bierman aged 79 formerly of 230 Park Street Cincinnati born New Castle Ohio died in a Cincinnati hospital after illness since February She lived in Middletown since 1913 a Holy Trinity Church member and Catholic Ladies of Columbia 105 survived by three sons two daughters a brother two sisters eighteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Requiem High Mass 930 am Monday Holy Trinity Church burial Woodside Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Rosary Sunday 730 p.m.
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Elizabeth Bierman
Park St
Bierman
New Castle
Ohio
Middletown
Holy Trinity Church
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Phillip
Francis
Richmond
Clarence
Detroit
John
Plymouth
Mich
Rose Kohr
Cincinnati
Mary Lee
Chicago
Rita Patrick
Henry McAbier
Amsterdam
Rose McMackin
Cleveland
Bertha Marsh
Columbus
Woodside
Schramm Funeral
James B. Burton 72 Dies After Illness in Middletown
James B. Burton 72 of 2013 Howard Ave died at 2 35 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a yearlong illness. He worked 21 years as a carpenter for McGraw Construction Co before retiring. Born in Morgan County Kentucky he resided in Middletown 40 years. Surviving are his wife Vola four daughters two stepdaughters a stepson two brothers a sister a half brother and three half sisters.
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James B. Burton
Howard Ave
Middletown Hospital
Burton
McGraw Construction Co
Morgan County
Middletown
Vola
Edward Valandingham
Cletus Gariety
Celina
Henry Walters
St. Marys
Joyce Ashley
Louisiana
John Colwell
James Fields
Jacksonburg
Robert Hender
New Mexico
Calloway
Clay
Ida Donovan
Dayton
Carl Burton
William Wilson
Anderson
Ind
Deweese Arnett
Louisville, Ky
FC. Seaman
Hunts
Middletown Man Perry Cain Dies After Illness
Perry Cain 51 of 151 S Marshall Road died at 6 10 am after illness at home. Born in Waco Kentucky he lived in Middletown 30 years and worked as a truck driver for local firms. Survived by brother Clayton and sister Mrs Leo Thien. Arrangements at Riggs Funeral Home incomplete. flowers omitted.
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Perry Cain
S. Marshall Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr Cain
Waco
Middletown
Clayton
Leo Thien
West Carrollton
Riggs
Greek-born Middletown barber Constantine Demetriou dies
Constantine Demetriou 75 of 1820 Brentwood St. died at Middletown Hospital after five weeks as a patient. He barbered for years at the OK Barber Shop on Clinton St. He was born in Greece and lived 50 years in Middletown. Survivors are nieces in Greece. Services Monday at St. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church, burial at Woodside. Visitation Sunday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Constantine
Gus) Demetriou
Brentwood St
Middletown Hospital
Demetriou
Clinton Street
Greece
Middletown
St. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Michael Karloutsos
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Obituaries for Frank J Schuh and Mrs Mabel Luse
Frank J Schuh 75 of 313 Cor win Ave. Requiem Mass 9 30 p m tomorrow at St Ann s Church. Mrs Mabel M Luse 72 of 79 Ross Ave services 10 a m tomorrow (Webb).
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Frank J. Schuh
Corwin Ave
St. Ann's
Mabel M. Luse
Ross Ave
Webb
Notable deaths span several cities and fields
Dr. Floyd Stewart a St Louis physician and former surgeon major in the Spanish American War died at 90. William Irvine Stanford professor and Shaw and Darwin authority died at 58. Walter Neusel former German heavyweight champ died at 56 in West Berlin. Clarence Poe longtime Progressive Farmer editor died at 83 in Raleigh. Eugene Varga Moscow economist died at 84, heart ailment per Tass.
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ST. Louis
Floyd Stewart
Stanford
Calif
William Irvine
Berlin
Germany
Walter Neusel
Max Schmeling
West Berlin
Raleigh
N.C
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
Moscow
Eugene Varga
Stalin
Tass
Varga
Labour gains in Britain as campaign tightens
London AP reports Labour gains ahead of six day vote as The Economist backs Labor and Daily Mail poll shows a swing to Labour in Doncaster. Prime Minister Douglas Home faced boos in Birmingham while Harold Wilson’s Southampton meeting was interrupted by longshoremen.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
The
Economist
Labor
Conservative
Daily Mail
Doncaster
House of Commons
Mail
Daily Telegraph
Gallup
Birmingham
Douglas Home
Wilson
Southampton
Young Refuses Crosley Debate Plan in Ohio Senate Race
Sen Stephen Young of Ohio declined Crosley Broadcasting Corp proposed debate format citing scheduling conflicts and sponsorship concerns in the race against Rep Robert Taft Jr. Young planned a 10 am campaign agenda including a motorcade and a high school game appearance while Taft agreed to participate.
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Akron
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Young
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
Taft
Crosley
Five Million Dollars Planned For Wright Patterson Base
The Air Force will spend 5,602,000 for Ohio base improvements in fiscal 1956. Of this, 5,260,000 is allocated to Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton for two jet fuel hydrants and new optical science and electronics labs, while 342,000 goes to Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus for a new medium maintenance dock for C 130 aircraft.
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Cincinnati
Air Force
Ohio
Eric Dougan
Ohio River
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Wright Patterson
Lockbourne
Visitor Dissent and Kennedy Memorabilia Incident
In Los Angeles a museum guard defended artifacts claimed as Kennedy possessions after a woman challenged one Frost poem as not his. Eunice Kennedy Shriver, sister of John F. Kennedy, allegedly made the quip in Baltimore.
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John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Mr. Kennedy
Robert Frost
Jack
Los Angeles
Maxwell Hamilton
Baltimore
Hamilton
Eunice Shriver
Air Force Colonel Kidnapped in Venezuela
In Caracas two armed men abducted U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen deputy chief of the U S mission to the Venezuelan air force as he left his home to go to work. Col Henry Choate witnessed the abduction describing the attackers with a pistol and a submachine gun.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Michael Smolen
U.S
Smolen
National Liberation
James K. Chenault
Depuy
U.S. Army
Chenault
Col
Henry Choate
Air Force
Choate
Choates
Railroad Brakeman Killed Near New Paris
Raymond Milton Cook a 22 year old brakeman from Indianapolis was killed near New Paris when he stepped from a stopped eastbound freight into the path of a westbound train. The impact knocked him 50 to 60 feet along the tracks near Route 121. He had returned to fetch a lantern before being struck. The body was taken to Kessler Funeral Home in New Paris.
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A.m
Cook
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Kessler Funeral Home
New Paris
Lady Bird Johnson Meets Former Teacher in Biloxi
Mrs. Forest A. Miller of Gulfport will meet 0.2 of her former students she hasn’t seen since 1930. She taught Lyndon B. Johnson at St. Mary’s Episcopal College in Dallas. Mrs. Johnson, a shy, lovely student, is on a whistle stop tour for her husband.
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Biloxi
Forest A. Miller
Gulfport
Don’t Shoot Cecil! Vancouver Zoo Crane Escapes
An AP report from Vancouver BC notes a large pale grey crane with a red head and six foot wingspan may be Cecil the crane who escaped the Vancouver Zoo. Curator Larry Lesage suggests the bird fled after suffering boredom from a nearby miniature train.
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Vancouver
B.C
Cecil
Vancouver Zoo
Larry Lesage
Trade Rules For Records Are Set Up
The FTC ruled that records not grooved for stereophonic sound may not bear the words stereo or stereophonic. It also banned discounting records in supermarkets and drug stores, protecting regular stores. The rules take effect November 7.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Test Blast Sets Off at Nevada Site in Plowshare Program
An AP report notes a low intermediate yield nuclear test at the AEC Nevada site. It marks the fourth Plowshare test this year, aiming to develop peaceful uses of atomic energy and a device to create neutron-rich isotopes.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Taft Blasts Poverty Plan as Government Bureaucracy
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. assails Johnson anti poverty program as expanding federal power. Speaking at Republican Day on Ohio State campus he argues federal bureau intrusion bypasses local governments and urges state local partnership when necessary. He disagrees with Barry Goldwater on civil rights bill and the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
R-Ohio
Johnson Administration
Ohio State University
Taft
U.S. Senate
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
D ‘Ildwater
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Common Pleas
David Hatton filed a divorce petition in Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court case 9832 on September 21 1964 against Charlotte Hatton who resides unknown alleging gross neglect of duty. Respondent must answer by November 7 1964 or petition may be granted. Clerk JOSEPH T KIEP. John A Crist attorney. Dated Sept 25 Oct 2 9 16.
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Charlotte Hatton
David Hatton
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
John A. Crist
Branstrom Sr. Dies at 79 in Morganton
William J. Branstrom Sr. longtime Gerber Products Co. general counsel and retired director died Thursday in Morganton North Carolina at age 79. The death was reported by Associated Press with no further details provided.
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Morganton, N.C
William J. Branstrom Sr
The
Gerber Products Co
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