Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Clarence W. Rust 81 longtime Armco steel electrical production engineer died at home after a long illness. He helped develop magnetic steels with Armco beginning in 1909 after Purdue training. Burial at Woodside Cemetery with services at Riggs Funeral Home. Also noted are obituary items for Curtis and infant Dougherty with services at local funeral homes and Woodside Cemetery.
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Clarence W. Rust
Armco Steel Corp
Florence St
Mr. Rust
Armco
Purdue University
W. J. Beck
Rust
Painesville
Middletown
Jefferson Lodge #0
F&a
Lucia
Helen Liesenhoft
Worthington
Riggs
Russell Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
William Curtis Dies After Heart Attack at Home
William Conn Curtis aged 65 of 1115 Malvern Street was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 8 p.m. yesterday after an apparent heart attack at his home. He had been in failing health for a year. Curtis was a veteran printer.
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William Conn Curtis
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Curtis
Walter B. Evans 80 Dies in Ligonier After Illness
Walter B. Evans 80 father of Walter B. Evans Jr. of 1621 Nixon Court died of cancer at home in Ligonier Pennsylvania after illness since July. A lifelong building contractor he is survived by his wife Elizabeth and two daughters. Services and burial are to be held in Ligonier with Sibel Wolford Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Walter B. Evans
Walter B. Evans Jr
Nixon Court
Ligonier
Evans
Mr. Evans
Elizabeth
Sibel Wolford
William Uhl Dies. Middletown Resident Pronounced at Hospital
William Uhl, 71, of 715 W Sixth Ave, was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital after being assisted by the fire department emergency squad. The retired man was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
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William Uhl
Sixth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Uni
Fire Department
Herbert A. Shank dies at 85 in Dayton hospital
Herbert A. Shank 85 of Germantown Rt 2 a former Montgomery County commissioner died of uremic poisoning at 6 15 p m yesterday in a Dayton hospital He was born near Germantown and lived there all his life Shank served two two year terms after being elected in 1918 He was a member of United Brethren Church and Germantown Masonic Lodge Surviving are two brothers C L Shank Germantown and Arthur Dayton Burial will be in Dayton Funeral services at John Arpp Funeral Home Monday from 2 to 6 p m
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Germantown
Herbert A Shank
Rt. 2
Montgomery County
Dayton
Shank
United Brethren Church
John Arpp
Obituary notices for Fred Seckerson and Harry E Uhl
Obituary notices list Fred Seckerson age 91 of 820 Park Ave with services at 10 a.m. tomorrow and Harry E Uhl age 64 of 218 Sherman Ave with services at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Both entries reference Klaus-Weigel as the funeral home.
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Fred Seckerson
Park Ave
Ervices
Klaus-Weigel
Harry E. Uhl
Sherman Ave
Notable deaths cross 4 cities reported by AP
Percy Livingston Douglas 61 president Otis Elevator Co died of a heart attack while playing golf in Hastings on Hudson New York. Major General Herman Frederick Kramer 72 World War II commander of the 66th Infantry Division died after a three month illness in San Antonio Texas. Dwight F. Gunder 61 special adviser on rockets and missiles to the Navy Bureau of Ordnance in Washington died Wednesday of a heart attack in Loveland Colorado. Frank Stacy Tavenner Jr. 69 counsel for the House Un American Activities Committee and postwar prosecutor of Tojo died Wednesday in Woodstock Virginia.
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Hastings-On- Hudson
N.Y
Percy Livingston Douglas
Otis Elevator Co
San Antonio
Tex
Herman Frederick Kramer
66Th Infantry
Black Panther
Loveland
Colo
Dwight F. Gunder
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
Woodstock
Frank Stacy Tavenner Jr
House Un-American Activities Committee
Tojo
Japan
Thursday evening lodge meetings and clubs listed
A local notice lists Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at Castle Hall 7 30 p m Alpha Council 326 Jr QUAM 7 30 p m 19 TM Broad Toastmasters Club 7 30 p m Eastern Las BPOE Lodge 257 Elks Temple Franklin FOE Auxiliary 8 Middletown Trade Labor Council 7 30 p m AFL Hall ALIF 8 p m AEIF Hall Moose Lodge 501 8 p m Moose Hall IOOF Lodge 956 8 p m 2304 Central Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 Friday Optimist Club noon Manchester and notes the Golden Gate channel into San Francisco harbor is two miles wide.
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Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Las
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple
Franklin Foe
Middletown
Golden Gate Channel
San Francisco Harbor
LBJ Sees Truman as Injury Heals Before 1948 Race
President Johnson visited Truman at Research Hospital nine days after a bathtub fall that fractured two ribs and cut his eye. Johnson said Truman’s injuries have practically cleared up and that they discussed the political situation with Truman urging a big victory for Johnson in 1948.
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Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Kansas City
Akron
Ohio
St. Louis
UN Author To Address Y Teens at Roosevelt Junior High
Miss Anne Guthrie of New York City will speak at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium on October 27 at 7 p.m. under Middletown High Y-Teens sponsorship. The event is free to the public with invitations to Y-Teen girls, their mothers, and guests. Guthrie, described as a world citizen, has traveled in over 70 countries and serves as vice chairman of the UN Speakers Research Committee.
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Anne Guthrie
New York City
Roosevelt Junior High
Middletown High
Veda McCray
Miss Guthrie
Four
United Nations
International Alliance of Women
Schenck Wins ACA Endorsement for Ohio Seat
Paul F. Schenck, Republican candidate for Ohio's Third District, was endorsed by Americans for Constitutional Action. Admiral Ben Moreell announced the endorsement. Schenck, serving his seventh term, sits on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee and has ACA recognition. He resides in Dayton.
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Washington, D. C
Paul F. Schenck
Ohio
Americans For Constiutional Action
Schenck
Ben Moreell
Board of
ACA
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Board of Trustees
Dayton
Ohio Education Spending Rises 29 Percent in 1964
Ohio spent 372.9 million dollars for public education in fiscal 1964, up 107 million or 29 percent from 1963. Ohio State led universities with 48.3 million, followed by Ohio University 10.8 million, Kent State 11.4 million, Miami 9.25 million, Bowling Green 7.23 million, and Central State 2.23 million.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
State Department of Education
Department of Education
Ohio State
Ohio University
Kent State
Miami
Bowling Green State
Central State
City Receives State Liquor Permit Fee Distribution
Middletown is slated to receive 11100 and Hamilton 14086.99 in the third quarterly liquor permit fee distribution by State Auditor Roger W Tracy, announced in Columbus Today. The total statewide distribution reached 2180598.67 across 898 subdivisions. Cleveland received the largest single payment of 296754.18, with eight major cities sharing 889804.04 or 40.8 percent.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Roger W. Tracy
Columbus
Butler
Preble
Warren
Ohio
Cleveland
Bad Time Bad Place For Theft
Two 14 year old boys from well to do homes tried to steal a car last night. Alma Barker reported seeing the youths pushing a car from Wrenn Court onto Erie Avenue. The teens were captured in the vehicle owned by Robert Imfeld at N Verity Parkway and Germantown Road. Officers found a second car on Erie Avenue and said neither car had permission to be taken. Barker Sgt Wilford Palmer and Detective Byron Johnson live on Wrenn Court. Palmer noted this morning someone also tried to stop his car.
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Rom
Alma Barker
Middletown
Delbert Barker
Wrenn Court
Erie Avenue
Robert Imfeld
N. Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Barker
Sgt
Wilford Palmer
Byron Johnson
Palmer
Reward Offered In Cab Driver's Death
Cleveland police say Ernest Williams 31 a father of five was shot to death in his Yellow Cab during an attempted holdup early Tuesday. The company has posted a $2000 reward for information leading to convictions of his killers.
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Cleveland
Yellow Cab Co
Ernest Williams
Williams
Six Car Crash Injures Six on U S 22 near Foster Bridge
A six vehicle crash on U S 22 at the Foster bridge in Warren County injured six people. Dan Bowen 29 of Lucasville was treated for head and leg injuries after his car plunged down a 150 foot embankment and was admitted to Epp Memorial Hospital. Noble O Neil Jr 29 of Louisville Ky sustained a nose laceration while Carole O Neil 25 of the same address was treated as a passenger. The other injured were treated at Epp Memorial Hospital.
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Lucasville
Epp Memorial Hospital
Cinennati
U.S. 22
Foster Bridge
Warren County
Dan Bowen
Lucasville Rt. 3
U. S. 22
Louis Chaney
Wyoming
Bowen
Melvin M Kipp
Batavia Rt. 1
William Almond Jr
Cincinnati
Noble O'Neil Jr
Louisville
Griffith Ray
O'Neil
Carole O'Neil
Johnston to lecture on Barnyard Economics at Sell-O-Rama
John W. F. "Bill" Johnston retired Armco supervisor of training will present his lecture Barnyard Economics at the Lima Board of Realtors annual Sell-O-Rama October 29 at the Lima Holiday Inn. He speaks at the luncheon session starting at 10 a.m.
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W. F
Bill” Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Lima Board of Realtors
Lima Holiday Inn
New Security Checks for White House Staff
The White House asks all staff to complete "Security Investigation Data for Sensitive Position" forms after the Walter Jenkins case. Jenkins, a longtime aide to President Johnson, resigned after arrests for morals charges. Forms require residences back to 1937 and list arrests beyond minor traffic fines, with FBI checks standard unless no derogatory files exist.
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Washington
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson
FBI
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Magnetic
Franklin Chronicle
Naegele-Auer Printing Co
Middletown Journal
Western Star
Lebanon
Orioles Lodge
Buffalo
N. Y
Hilda
Journal
McCoy-Leffler
Austin Whitmore
William Doughtery
Todd Road
Franklin
Michele
Earl Huffman
G. R. Dougherty
Camden
Woodside ‘Cemetery
Bert Rose
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
William C. Curtis
Masons
Masonic
James B
Frisby
Baker’s Funeral Home
P.M. Thurs
Joseph W. Haines
John H. Harkrader
Geo. M. Verity
F.&am
Tae
Congress
Candy Maker's
Walter Evans Sr
Herbert A. Shank
P.m
Optimist Club
Manchester
LBJ
Kansas City, Mo
Freeman’s
Freeman
Piamone Vatees
Freeman's
Johnston
Doellmann’s
Boots
Caas
Central Ave
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