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Newspaper

The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

7

Parksville Sign Sparks Town Revival Debate

In Sullivan County Parksville business owner Russell Fiddle and auto parts dealer Nathan Siegler argue over a bold roadside sign reading Oh Please excuse our town. We’ve just applied for urban renewal. Siegler says his eight billboards promote Poppy’s pancake shop but locals call the town a ghost town. Fiddle expects the sign to be removed or changed as Parksville edges toward renewed business and new tenants.

Bill Lowry Parksville Russell Fiddle Fiddle Sullivan County Petey Poppy Poppy's Nathan Siegler Walter Bivins Siegler Grossman Russell Liberty Fried’s Hardware Jerry and Lil Jack Siegel Siegel Dennis Arrow Head Ranch

New FBI director Kelley rises from gumshoe to top cop

Clarence M. Kelley, born 1911 in Kansas City, rose through FBI ranks from agent to inspector and SAC in Birmingham and Memphis. He led Kansas City police, stamping out corruption, and pushed modernization with computer links in patrols to speed licensing and stolen-car checks. He retired from federal service in 1961 to helm KC police.

FBI Gumshoe United Press International Clarence M. Kelley Kellen Was Kansas City Birmingham Memphis Federal

Death Notices From Highland Mills to Walden

Obituaries report the deaths of Ruby Adams in Highland Mills at 87 from a short illness, Doris Kolodny in Monticello at 65, Mary L Arnold in Central Valley at 86, Marie C Johnston in Greenwood Lake at 62, Lewis Deutsch in Woodridge at 28, and Martha Stoehr Clark in Walden at 76. Births, marriages, and service details are listed with funeral arrangements and survivors, noting church affiliations, cemeteries, and local funeral homes.

Middletown William Fiza Mundy Dawson Henry Adams Hawthorne The Order of the Eastern Star Woodbury American Legion Auxiliary Fred David Highland Mills Flora Adams St. David's Episcopal Church Carter Gregory William Reisman Central Valley Mary L. Arnold Meadow Road Goshen Jersey City Thomas Agnes Dean Morris Central Valley United Methodist Church Albert Arnold Dean H Westport Central Valley United Monticello Doris Kolodny Hamilton Avenue Hospital Emily St Poland Aaron Tillie Laufer Goldschmitt Rhoda Logan Stanley Miami Fla Claire Lynch Diana Warmbrun Miami, Fla Joseph N. Garrick Nathan Goodman Old Thompsonville Road Cemetery Mt. Mebo Lewis H. Deutsch Mr. Deutsch Jesse Ruth Panzher Deutsch Woodridge Judy Bischoff Woodridge Synagogue Irving Goodman Greenwood Lake Marie C. Johnston Windemere Ave New York Michael and Caroline Koch Geres John F. Johnston Grace Lutheran Church Johnston Judy Palko Lebanon N.J Lynn Bench Somerville Charles Greenville Caroline Danner Chicago Ill Grace Lutheran Walden Martha Stoehr Clark Orange Ave St. Luke's Hospital Newburgh Eddyville Susie Kelley Wolfe Interstate Bay Co Thomas J. Clark Quarter Century Club Interstate Bay

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Nate aCms Kelley Tom Pendergast Highland Ruby Adams Wergant Hill Cornwall Hospital Eastern Star Woodbury Volunteer Ambulance Corps Mrs Seaman and Quackenbush Funeral Home Monroe Central Valley United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
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