Triplet daughter Tina Garvin dies after hospital stay
Tina Catherine Garvin born Oct 1 at Middletown Hospital died at 4 50 p m at Cincinnati Children s Hospital after perforated peptic ulcer surgery. Survived by parents four sisters grandparents and paternal grandmother. Private funeral at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Memorials to Children s Hospital or Middletown Hospital.
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Tina Catherine Garvin
William H. Garvin
Poinciana Road
Middletown Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Ferber Veteran Armco Steel executive dies at 73
Frank J. Ferber 73 of 6980 Millikin Road died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. He retired in 1960 after 35 years at Armco Middletown Works. World War I Army veteran. Survived by wife Marie three sons Robert Richard Francis all of Middletown Orlando Fla. four daughters Evelyn Richardson Dorothy Ferber Mary Tuttle all of Middletown and Vyn Strauss Hamilton a brother Richard California three sisters Ruth Harm Leona Dickerscheid Ludwina Butterfield Hamilton 23 grandchildren two great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9 30 a.m. Saturday at St Stephen's Church Hamilton Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call Brown Dawton Funeral Home Hamilton tomorrow 5 to 9 p.m.
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Frank J. Ferber
Millikin Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mr. Ferber
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Marie
Robert
Richard
Francis
Orlando
Fla
Evelyn Richardson
Dorothy Ferber
Mary Tuttle
Vyn Strauss
California
Ruth Harm
Leona Dickerscheid
Ludwina Butterfield
St. Stephen’s Church
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Infant daughter of Roach family dies after birth
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roach Sr of 1137 Lafayette Ave died at 11 10 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital eight hours after birth. Surviving are the parents two brothers Thomas and William Jr at home and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Dean of Franklin Graveside services will be held at 10 am tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery Franklin with Rev H S Gessner officiating Eaton Funeral Home Franklin
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Helen Martin
Helen Brelsford Martin
Middletown Rt. 1
Ted Martin
Middletown Area
Mae Boren
Carrie Hunter
Dayton
Pierson Brelsford
Hamilton
Francis Brelsford
Trenton
Church of the Ascension
Joseph Harvey
Woodside
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
William Roach
Lafayette Ave
Middletown Hospital
Thomas
William Jr
Robert Dean
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
H. S. Gessner
Eaton Funeral Home
Death notice for Malcolm Thomas of Middletown
Malcolm Thomas, 53, of 420 Weaver St., died at Middletown Hospital at 10 50 last night. A native of McWilliam, Alabama, he lived in Middletown 33 years. He belonged to Triedstone Baptist Church. Survived by wife Mae, son Michael at home, brother Nathan Thomas of Pineapple, Alabama, and sisters Mrs Lootie Hardy of Mobile, Alabama and Tiny Thomas of Middletown. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Malcom Thomas
Weaver St
Middletown
Thomas
Nobel Prize Goes To Samuel Beckett
STOCKHOLM AP The Swedish Academy awarded Samuel Beckett the 1969 Nobel Prize in literature at 63 for writing that for novel and drama rises from modern man’s destitution. Beckett, Irish by birth but French writing in French, joins Yeats as an Irish Nobel laureate and follows Sartre’s declined award in 1964.
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Stockholm
Samuel Beckett
Swedish Academy
Waitling For Godot
Ireland
Beckett
Paris
Andre Malraux
Claude Simon
Eugene Ionesco
Vladimir Nabokov
Leopold Sengnor
Senegal
Molloy
Malone Meurt
France
Jean Paul Sartre
William Butler Yeats
James Joyce
Diplomatic Shift Eases Vietnam Pressure at U.N.
At the United Nations General Assembly diplomats show restrained comment on U S policy in Vietnam after two years of peace moves since the 1968 bombing halt. Most nations avoid criticizing the United States, focusing on hopes for Paris talks while nonaligned states push for a negotiated settlement and troop withdrawals. Finland and Turkey note the positive impact of the bombing halt and U S diplomatic initiatives.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
Vietnam
Paris
Associated Press
Assembly
U.S
U.N
United States
North Vietnam
U Thant
Czechoslovakia
U. S
William P. Rogers
U.S. Vietnam
Finland
Max Jacobson Cit
Jacobson
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil
Mrs. Lillian Williams Dies After Caring for 13 Foster Children
Mrs. Lillian Williams 58 of 604 17th Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 1 10 a m after months of illness She native of Middletown survived by three daughters Jac quelyn Mosley Melvina Spears Maria Spears and a brother Larry Womack of Toledo Services Monday at 1 p m Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church with Elders Eddie Foster and Archelas Bell officiating Hall Jordan Memorial Funeral Home in charge
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Lillian Williams
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Williams
Middletown
Jacquelyn Mosley
Melvina Spears
Maria Spears
Larry Womack
Toledo
Bethlehem ‘Temple Pentacostal Church
Eddie Foster
Archelas Bell
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Memorial Funeral Home
Obituary Notices From Salyersville And Nearby Towns
Mrs Laurin Deaton age 72 of 4008 Madison Ave services today in Salyersville Ky. Kiles Hardwick 57 of Fairfield services 10 30 a m tomorrow. Walter Beatty 73 Findlay formerly Hamilton graveside services 3 30 p m tomorrow Hickory Flat Cemetery. Mrs Katherine Ribar 80 New Miami Requiem High Mass 2 p m tomorrow St Laurence Mission Church. Frank Baumbach 62 of 616 Ludlow St services 10 a m tomorrow Colligan. Delmar First 61 Fairfield services 10 a m Friday Brown Dawson.
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Lauricn Deaton
Madison Ave
Salyersville
Kiles Hardwick
Fairfield
Proeschel
Walter Beatty
Findlay
Hamilton
Hickory Flat
Katherine Ribar
New Miami
St. Lawrence Mission Church
Frank Baumbach
Ludlow St
Colligan
Delmar First
Brown- Dawson
Wives Who Wait Plan Dinner Meeting
A dinner meeting is planned for Saturday at 6 p.m. by the Wives Who Wait. Eligible are wives whose husbands serve away with the armed forces. For information call Armbruster's Hardware in Trenton at 988-0121 before 6 p.m.
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Armbruster’s Hardware
Trenton
Two Hurt in Wreck at Veri Ty Parkway Intersection
Carrie Moyer 22 and Virgie Cockerham 17 suffered minor injuries after a collision at Veri Ty Parkway and Germantown Road. About $1,600 damage to two cars. Moyer and Cockerham treated at Middletown Hospital for abrasions. James Miles Cockerham, 45, cited for failure to yield at a red signal. Terry A. Oliver, 18, driver of the other car, from Trenton.
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Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Carrie Moyer
E. Jefferson
Germantown
Virgie Cockerham
Kiester Road
James Miles Cockerham
Terry A. Oliver
First St
Trenton
Write-In Campaign Upends Franklin Municipal Race
Judge J T Riley, 70, longtime Franklin official, launches a write-in bid for reelection after initially not filing. Opponent Jack Tracy, 39, bachelor, had run unopposed on the ballot. Tracy previously challenged incumbent William Bowers for county probate-juvenile post, carrying Franklin Township and the city. Wells Bridge leads the write-in effort as petitions and strategy shift.
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Franklin
J.T. Riley
Jack Tracy
Judge Riley
Riley
Tracy
William Bowers
Bowers
Franklin Township
Wells Bridge
Girls Unit To Sponsor UN Salute
The Junior Girls Unit of Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 will sponsor United Nations Day with an Around the World dinner at 6 p.m. Parents attend as guests. Special guests include Calvin Dykes and other officials. A brief program follows with singing and awards presentations by Martha Dykes Vanessa Crowell and Shirley Wright among others.
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Hunter Clark Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6405
Calvin Dykes
National Americanism
Martha Dykes
Department of Junior Girls’ Unit
Lester Stratton
District 4
Shirley O’sell
Jean Stratton
Dorsey Hunter
Herbert McBain
Wanda McKeller
Vanessa Crowell
Sheila Peebles
Rowena Didlick
Celeste Didlick
Ruthie Carter Jr
Shirley Wright
Tricia Nixon to greet Boy Scouts on White House lawn
President's daughter Tricia Nixon will greet 1,000 Boy Scouts on the White House lawn. The scouts come from the Tuscarora Council in eastern North Carolina, which has cleaned litter from 290 miles of roadside over the past year.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon
White House
Tuscarora Council
North Carolina
Diet drinks with cyclamate face price, sales cutback
Shoppers avoid beverages with cyclamate as bans take effect after January 1 1970 under a 1958 law. Stores report declines, some pull products, and major bottlers say new formulas using saccharin and natural sugar will roll out within weeks. Managers anticipate refunds or replacements as supply runs out while Pepsi and Royal Crown prepare cyclamate free Diet Pepsi and Diet Rite Cola.
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Pepsi Cola
Aras
Royal Crown Cola
Chester Hatfield
Vietnam
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Abbott Laboratories
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