Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Gobel Blevins 67 of 4526 Poppy Drive died at Middletown Hospital after illness. retired Armco Electrician who worked there since 1924. Survived by wife Clemie, son James Jr., three daughters, nine grandchildren, siblings, and in-laws. Ralph Leroy Morgan 49 of 3512 Jewell Street died at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Armco Steel employee for 30 years. WWII veteran. member of IOOF and Rebekah Lodges. Arrangements pending at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home.
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Gobel Blevins
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Blevins
Paris
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
First Church of the Nazarene
Clemmie
James Jr
Franklin
Mabel Barr
Ruth Wilkinson
Phyllis Proctor
Beatrice Kesling
Lebanon
Ina Cain
Mary Bryant
Lillie Byrd
Margaret Armitage
Linzie
Dayton
Ollie
Cincinnati
Woodrow
Ralph Leroy Morgan
Jewell St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Morgan
Ioof Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Perry County
Ohio
Gertrude
Ralph D
South Carolina
Willard
James
Guy
John
Myron Beck
Robert Mehl
Ted Lyons
Somerset
John Strohl Jr
Junction City
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Germantown
Homer McDaniel
Elm St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
McDaniel
Monsanto Research
Misamisburg
Velma
Thailand
Viet Nam
Bonnie Nesslae
Sharon
Georgia McDaniel
Herschel
Eugene
Juanita Geschwind
Georgetown
Grace Wallace
Salem
Ore
John Arpp
Character Actor Nestor Paiva Dies at 61
Los Angeles AP reports character actor Nestor Paiva died Friday after a brief illness at 61. Paiva appeared in about 400 films and TV roles since 1937 and played the villain for six years in the stage play The Drunkard. He was born in Fresno, California.
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Los Angeles
Nestor Paiva
Fresno
Calif
Parisian Burns Self To Death
A Parisian businessman burned himself in his car after striking a match while the vehicle was doused with gasoline. He left a note saying the evil world has it in for him. Identified as Rouben Zargarian Avakian, 64, a native of Tabriz, Iran. The note and several others were found in archaeological ruins near the Imperial Forum before the immolation. The report notes his death occurred Friday and cites witnesses.
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Romf
Rouben Zargarian Avakian
Tabriz
Iran
Imperial Forum
Notice of Appointments and Executrixes in Butler County
Court notices announce executrix appointments for the estates of John Peppers Bernard L Gibbons and John Tobias Anderson all in Middletown Butler County Ohio. Executrices named are Meudie Peppers Helen E Gibbons and Evelyn Lorrainne Anderson with dates in September 1966 and case numbers E 3449 E 3451 E 3469 recorded by Probate Judge Harry F Walsh and attorney K H Taylor J A McIntosh.
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Butler County Rural Zoning Commission
Butler County Court House
Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio
State of
Great Miami
William Ferris
Ferris
Cincinnati-Dayton
Jefferson Road
Midlothian Farms
Frances M. Good
Board of County Commissioners
Butler County Planning Office
House
Francis J. Kosoby
John Peppers
Meudie Peppers
Iddietown
Middletown
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
K. H. Taylor
Bernard L. Gibbons
Helen E. Gibbons
Said
Thomas H. Stubbs
John Tobias Anderson
Evelyn Lorrainne Anderson
J. A. McIntosh
Charles C. Kelty
Charles Kelty
G. W. A. Wilmer
Wilmer
Clayton Ashcraft, Jr
Connie E. Ashcraft
Mary Co
Television Highlights Tonight Screen Lineup Includes Sports and Classics
Syracuse plays Baylor at 8 30 in NCAA action while NFL matchup Baltimore Colts visit Green Bay at 7. The Hero features a bumbling TV star up for an award as his son acts in a school play. Shane becomes a series with David Carradine. Class of 67 hosts a college musical revue with guest stars. Miss America Pageant airs in color from Atlantic City with Bert Parks and Bess Myerson.
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Syracuse
Baylor
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Richard Mulligan
Shane
Paramount
John Carradine
David
Alan Ladd
Jill Ireland
Starett
Christopher Shea
Joey
Tom Tully
Grandpa Starett
George Hamilton
Peter Nero
Nancy Sinatra
Avery Schreiber
Jack Burns
Lada Edmund Jr
the Doodletown Pipers
Don Adams
Atlantic City
Bert Parks
Bess Myerson
Attache Loses His Diplomatic Status
In Santo Domingo President Balaguer canceled the diplomatic status of Commodore Francisco Rivera Caminero in Washington for economic reasons. Rivera Caminero, a former armed forces minister and leader in the civilian-military junta, preferred to stay in Washington to study at the Inter-American Military College.
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Santo Domingo
Joaquin Balaguer
Francisco Rivera Caminero
Washington
Balaguer
Rivera Caminero
Dominican Republic
Armed Forces
Inter- American Military College
Takieg
2 Pounds At Birth Mary Anne Is Normal First Grader
Glendale area report about Mary Anne Martha Pedroza, born weighing 1 pound 11 ounces, hospitalized and then discharged after five months. She was nicknamed Minnie Mouse by nurses and wore a bracelet sent by Walt Disney, now thriving as a healthy first grader.
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Mary Anne Pedroza
Mary Anne
Glendale, Ariz
Mary Anne Martha Pedroza
Glendale Elementary
Minnie Mouse
Walt Disney
John Pedroza
Othe Farms
St. Joseph’s
Africa's racial problem persists across troubled continent
London AP reports nearly one sixth of Africa is still troubled by racial issues a decade after independence. It cites South Africa Rhodesia Angola and Mozambique with apartheid or segregation varying by nation. It notes economic segregation and gun power shaping refusals of majority rule.
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London
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
Africa
South Africa
Johannesburg
Salisbury
Lisbon
Beatling Experience: Female Reporter Describes Beatle Concert Hurdles
Mary Campbell recounts being barred and harassed as she tries to cover Beatle concerts. She recalls security checks, male staff guiding her through the men’s room, and the overwhelming noise at venues like Paramount Forest Hills and Shea. She persists, despite illness, to complete her reporting.
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Mary Campbell
New York
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Veep
Paramount Theater
Shea Stadium
Paul McCartney
Jane Asher
London
Stadium
Today in History highlights for September 10, 1966
The day recalls Oliver Hazard Perry’s 1813 victory off Put-in-Bay and other events. Ilias Howe’s sewing machine patent in 1846, Nazi troop buildup in 1938, Canada’s 1939 war declaration, 1944 shells into German soil, 1952 Germany Israel compensation, Maine reelecting Muskie, a Grand Prix crash in 1959, Johnson’s 1964 Katrina era visit, and Beatles era anecdotes at Shea.
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Oliver Hazard Perry
Pat i Bay
Ohio
Ilias Howe
Czech
Canada
Federal Republic of Germany
Israel
Monza
Italy
Ee Wolfgang von Tripps
President Johnson
New Orleans
Ohio CWA weighs New York contract in Ohio talks
Western Electric AT&T terms tentatively accepted in New York may not be accepted by Ohio Bell CWA members. Middletown Local 4317's Joseph Ponder doubts Ohio members will approve. Ohio and Cleveland talks resume with hopes to settle before the Sept. 13 contract expiry.
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New York
Western Electric
Communication Workers of America Union
American, Telephone & Telegraph Co
CWA
Ohio
Joseph Ponder
Middletown
Ohio Bell
At&t
Ohio Bell Telephone|Co
Cleveland
General Union
Ponder
Martin J. Hughes
Architect Alonzo Harriman Dies in Lewiston
Alonzo J. Harriman aged 68 an internationally known architect died Friday after a long illness in Lewiston Maine. He founded a firm in 1938 that is listed among the 100 companies doing 10 percent of all architectural work in the United States.
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Lewiston
Maine
Alonzo J. Harriman
United States
Termites scam alert targets house-to-house canvassers
A warning about trusting unfamiliar door-to-door operators for home termite work. Readers urged to verify credentials and avoid high pressure tactics from unrecognized firms.
Middletown Sees 28th Year of Wide User Satisfaction
The Middletown area marks its 28th year as thousands of users report high satisfaction with local services and community programs. Officials credit steady improvements and broad participation across neighborhoods.
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Middletown
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Armco Employe
Preston Theall
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Ralph L. Morgan
James McDaniel
Bertha Hoskins
Greenwood Nursing Home
Campbell
John Dobrozsi Jr
First Ave
O. , Inc
S&s Car Wash
N. University Blvd
Mary
Anne
Bulawayo
Getj
Forest Hills
Tennis Stadium
Beatle
THE
Associated Press
David Carradine
U. S
Lewis J. Purdy
Dohn Hardware
Middletown, Ohio
Gratison Rt
First Church OF God
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