Deaths and Funerals for Cary Derrough and Others
Obituary notices list Cary Derrough aged 69 of Eaton Avenue with services at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home and burial at North Monroe Cemetery. Also: Robert Lee Frey 23 of Whittier Street with 2 pm service at White Chapel Cemetery in Troy Michigan after a fatal crash. Howard Grant Hawkins 45 of German Town Road with 2 pm service at Clayton Street Church of God and burial at Highland Memorial Cemetery. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Frey
Whittier St
White Chapel Cemetery
Troy
Mich
Frey
Ohio 4
Ohio 73
McCoy-leffler Funeral Home
Howard Grant Hawkins
Germantown Road
Clayton Street Church of God
Jack Adams
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
Hawkins
Veterans Hospital
Cincinnati
Hamilton Publisher Dies At 62
Mrs. Homer Gard Gramm, president and publisher of the Hamilton Journal News, died Monday night in Winter Park Flu at 62. A Martinsburg West Virginia native, she became publisher in 1952 after Homer Gard’s death. She later married Harry B. Gramm, who died in 1960. Funeral plans in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Winter Park
Homer Gard Gramm
Hamilton Journal - News
Gramm
Homer Gard
Harry B. Gramm
Reverend John L Wheeler 78 dies in Hamilton
The Rev John L Wheeler 78 of Hamilton died at 2 40 am at Fort Hamilton Hospital. He retired as a Church of God pastor after serving Ohio churches since 1952. Survived by wife Gertrude a daughter Mrs James Childers two brothers Samuel Hamilton and Harry of Texas a sister Mrs Rose Lagle of Anderson Indiana. Services 2 pm Thursday at Princeton Pike Church of God Burial Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call Webb Funeral Home Hamilton 5 to 9 pm tomorrow
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John Wheeler
John L. Wheeler
Hamilton
Middletown
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Wheeler
Church of God
Ohio
Gertrude
James Childers
Xenia
Samuel 'i Hamilton
Harry
Texas
Rose Lagle
Anderson
Ind
Princeton Pike Church of God
Greenwood Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Franklin burial for W H Mallicoat in Rutledge Tenn
Services and burial for W H Mallicoat 64 of Rutledge Tenn formerly Franklin will be held Wednesday in Rutledge He died Sunday Survivors include wife Minnie a son William of Franklin three daughters Mrs Margie Dunn of Middletown Mrs Lillian McCabe of Germantown and Mrs Cleo Oliver of Georgia and 11 grandchildren Hamilton deaths Mrs Margaret Dabbett 71 119 Heaton St Mass of the Resurrection 930 am Thursday St Stephen s Church Charles Donofrio 78 617 McKinley Ave Mass 10 am tomorrow St Peter s Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
W.H
Dad) Mallicoat
Rutledge
Tenn
Mallicoat
Minnie
William
Margie Dunn
Middletown
Lillian McCabe
Germantown
Cleo Oliver
Georgia
Margaret Dabbett
Heaton St
St. Stephen's Church
Charles Donofrio
McKinley Ave
St. Peter's Church
Inspectors Probe Middletown Car Fire
Inspectors Curtis Peck and Robert Frye investigate an arson suspected fire that nearly destroyed a 1970 car owned by Robert Blevins of 908 Ellen Drive. Chief Charles Hansel said interior damage was extensive and the fire burned under the hood. Estimated damage is $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Peck
Robert Frye
Charles Hansel
Middletown
Agnew assails Stevenson at Illinois dinner in Chicago
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew accused Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson II of demeaning his father’s name at a Republican fund raising dinner in Chicago. Stevenson denied the charge calling Agnew a political hatchet man as about 4,000 Republicans raised a million dollars for Agnew’s fall campaign tour. Demonstrators picketed the Hilton hotel outside the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Agnew
Illinois Democrat
Adlai II
Presi
Evelt
Conrad Hilton
Washington
Maryland
Former Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas Dies at 75
Gen Lazaro Cardenas, president from 1934 to 1940, dies of cancer at his Mexico City home at 75. He nationalized oil, expropriated $400 million in foreign holdings, and distributed land to peasants, earning hero status in Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloy
Aclilar
Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Cardenas
Oil Workers’ Union
Emilio Portes Gill
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
United States
Chapultepec
Jiquilpan
Michoacan
Patzcuaro
Franklin council taps contingency fund for insurance needs
Franklin City Manager Bernard Eichholz said 3492 dollars for builders risk insurance on the new solid waste plant would be paid with contingency funds. The city split costs with the contractor and federal government, with the city paying 833.33 and Black Clawson Co. 330.67. The council also set Beggar's Night hours and announced a 7 to 7:30 p.m. WPFB radio call-in. The city seeks a 1.5 percent income tax, up from 1 percent, for Navy ballot consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Black Clawson Co
Fourth Street
Riley Boulevard
WPFB
Navy
Middletown Driver Charged After Fatal Intersection Crash
A 20 year old Middletown man Michael L Robinson of 332 Curtis St was charged with leaving the scene and failure to yield after his car entered the path of a vehicle at Elk Creek Road and Ohio 12. The other driver William R Shafer 39 of 6209 Paulin Drive suffered hand lacerations and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Robinson and his sister Rosanna 14 returned home after the crash and were later treated and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elk Creek Road
Ohio 12
Michael L. Robinson
Curtis St
Robinson
Rosanna
William R. Shafer
Paulin Drive
Ohio 122
Middletown Hospital
Metronome Instrument Marks Time with Two Pendulums
A metronome is a timekeeping device using two pendulums to mark tempo. It provides audible or visual cues for keeping steady rhythm in musical practice.
Convicted Murderer Slain In Courthouse
In Chicago a death row inmate named Gene R. Lewis, 27, was shot and killed by police after taking two guards and an assistant state’s attorney hostage inside the Criminal Courts Building. He had pulled a gun during a February death sentence hearing and used a guard as a shield as chaos unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gene R. Lewis
Criminal Courts
Lewis
Walter Makowski
Makowski
Michael Stevenson
Arts Exec Visits Middletown for Council Ties
Donald R. Streibig executive director of the Ohio Arts Council met with Middletown arts leaders at Miami University Dave Finkelman Auditorium. The aim was to build a working relationship with AIM and local groups including the Middletown Symphony Campus Community Players and Middletown Fine Arts Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Streibig
Ohio Arts Council
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Miami University
AIM
Arts In
Columbus
Calvin Lloyd
William Schick
Dwight Neill
William Tuttle
James Stewart
John J. Donnelly Jr
Middletown Symphony
Edward Williams
Arthur Wolman
David Ballard
Campus Community Players
Frank Myers
George Yater
Middletown Fine Arts Center
South African Fiess Wins English Rifle Gold at Worlds
In Phoenix, South Africa's Fred Fiess captured the gold medal in the English rifle match at the 40th World Shooting Championships. West Germany's Klaus Zahringer took the silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Manfred Fiess
South Africa
West Germany
Klaus Zahringer
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Cary Derrough
Eaton Ave
Dorothy Dooley
Maineville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Monroe
Derrough
Robert Frey
Howard Hawkins
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Dry Renee
McGee's
Vannest & Manchester Call
WH. Mallicoat
Fhre Probe
Central Ave
S. Breiel Blvd
Gen. Cardenas
Adlai Ts
Dad
Ralph T. Smith
Everett M. Dirksen
Franklin D. Roos
Francisco Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Zapata
Villa and
Escobar
Francisco Franco
Bertrand Russell
Stockholm
Vietnam
Franklin Council
Francis E. Fenton
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown, Monroe and
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Father Fenton
Society
Artemis
Van
Office Supplies Consolidated, Inc
Leonard Karlin
Lee Hamilton
Arts Exec
Sohio
Cleveland
Lisa Dooley
Chicago Bears
Jim Dooley
Bears
San Diego Chargers
Fiess
Horlogg
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
MeCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Homer D. Leffler
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