Frisbie Named To Head Cerebral Palsy Drive
Frisbie a Middletown real estate man at 129 Orchard Street will head the 1956 United Cerebral Palsy drive. Howard Haskins announces the campaign opens May 6 and runs to June 1. Frisbie urges community support to aid CP victims through treatment and therapy services at the local Cerebral Palsy Center, funded by contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frisbie
Orchard St
United Cerebral Palsy Fund
Middletown
Frisbie
Howard Haskins
Armory
Gephardt Picked As Best Speaker By Toastmasters
Gephardt was judged best speaker after the Toastmasters Club meeting with Charles Doring named most improved and Earl Moore best critic. John Branton served as general critic while John Domanick chaired as toastmaster and Robert McIntroe led as topic master. Charles Garrett will represent Mid dletown at a Humorous Speech Contest next Tuesday at Dayton Shrine Club. Training sessions for new officers start May 8 here and May 22 in Dayton. The club also changed meeting time to 7 30 p m and meets at the Civic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gephardt
Toastmasters Club
Charles Doring
Earl Moore
John Branton
John Domanick
Robert McIintroe
Charles Garrett
Middletown Club
Dayton
The
Civic Association
Obituary for Harry T. Beckett of Franklin
Harry Thomas Beckett 67 of 604 Lake St Franklin died at 3 15 a m at his home after five years ill and two years bedfast He was born in Newport Ky and worked as a paper maker for Gardner Board Carton Co Surviving are his wife Ann two sons Harley and Richard both of Middletown three sisters Mrs Jessie Northrup and Mrs Elsie Kies of Marion Ohio and Mrs Emmett Johnson of West Mansfield Services 130 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Francis Blair officiating Burial in Springboro Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 00 to 5 00 and 7 00 to 10 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas Beckett
Lake St. Franklin
Beckett
Newport
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Ann
Harley
Richard
Middletown
Jessie Northrup
Elsie Kies
Marion
Ohio
Emmett Johnson
West Mansfield
McCoy-Leffler
Francis Blair
Springboro
Obituary for Albert Brown of Celina dies at 65
Albert Brown 65 of Celina died at 8 30 p.m. yesterday at his home A Middletown native and retired tool and die maker survived by wife Mary two sons Byron and Robert both of Middletown and six grandchildren Services set for 3 p.m. Monday at McCovy Leffler Funeral Home Rev H C Grunewald to officiate Burial in South Lebanon Cemetery calling hours 2 5 and 7 10 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brown
Mrs Alma J Hayes Dies At 21 In Franklin Ohio
Alma Jean Hayes 21 of 4220 Vannest Ave died at General Hospital Cincinnati at 3 AM. Former Aeronca worker. Survived by husband Herman, son Larry Edward and daughter Terrie Lynn at home, parents Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dalton of Morristown Tennessee, and brother Curtis Dalton of Morristown. Service 2 PM Monday at Bethel Baptist Church Franklin. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation 7–9 PM Saturday at Robert Eaton Funeral Home Franklin and 2–5 and 7–9 PM Sunday at residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Jean Hayes
Vannest Ave
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Hayes
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Herman
Larry Edward
Terrie Lyn
Carter Dalton
Morristown
Tenn
Curtis Dalton
Bethel Baptist Church
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
Robert Eaton
Charles E Marts 70 died at home in Xenia
Charles Eugene Marts 70 formerly of Middletown died at 4 20 a m today at his home 941 N Detroit St Xenia native of Butler County resided on Central Avenue and worked 25 years at Armco Steel then pest extermination in Xenia and here He was a 32nd degree Mason and member of Trinity Methodist Church Surviving wife Stella a son Charles Jr Virginia Williams two sisters and a brother Funeral services 2 30 p m Monday at Wilson Memorial Home with Scottish Rite rites Burial Elk Creek Cemetery Friends may call Neeld Funeral Home Xenia Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m and Wilson Memorial Home Monday after 10 p m until services
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Charles Eugene Marts
Middletown
N. Detrot St
Xenia
Marts
Butler County
Central Avenue
Armco Steel Corp
Jefferson Lodge 9
F&am
Trinity Methodist Church
Stella
Charles Jr
Hampton
Virginia Williams
Waverly
Ohio
Frank
West Middletown
Mary Denson
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Doty
Chicago
Wilson Memorial Home
Gambill
Elk Creek
Neeld Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Eliza Smith at Mt Zion Church
Mrs Eliza Smith 37 of 1016 Hanover St dies of heart attack Wednesday. Service at Mt Zion Baptist Church 1 p m Monday, Rev F H Hampton officiates. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Call Bailey Funeral Home 2-5 and 7-10 Sun, church 11 a m Monday until service. Resident 19 years, ill since December stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Smith
Hanover St
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F. H. Hampton
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Hamilton Deaths Lawrence Swart 36
Lawrence Russell Swart of 649 Rhea Ave died recently at age 36 with services scheduled for 10 a.m. at Webb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lawrence Russell Swart
Rhea Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Prof. Ernst Robert Curtius, 70, Bonn University literature historian and professor, died yesterday in Rome. James Floyd Smith, 71, San Diego aeronautic engineer and para chute pioneer, inventor of the first successful manual type, died yesterday. born in Geneseo, Ul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Ernst Robert Curtius
Bonn University
San Diego
Calif
James Floyd Smith
Air Force
Geneseo
Eight Capture Sebald Awards at Eldora Dr
Eight students were honored for work thrift and character with travel alarm clocks pins and photographs. Finalists included Middletown Fenwick and Lemon Monroe students with presentations by Jaycee leaders and clergy, highlighting the award's achievement and time well spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Goodman
the Journal
Charlotte Bailey
Mary Blackmore
Charlotte Jenkins
Sandra Lee
Middletown High
Martha Garrison
Phoebe Sullivan
Fenwick
Judith Kent
Alice Williams
Lemon-Monroe
Autie Howland
William McKinney
Dale Riffe
Lemon- Monroe
Gary Jones
Robert Laundy
Tim Snow
Middletown
Howard Reider
Wiilliam Schneider
Jaycees
R. S. Weatherwax
Wade E. Miller
Frank Dobrozsi
Vital statistics births and names from area residents
A packed notice lists multiple births yesterday including a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ritter of 101 Shafer Street and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of 1719 Carolina Street. Out of town entries note a boy born Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton and several listings show names, ages, and occupations of relatives and residents in the Middletown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ritter
Shafer St
George Woodward
Carolina St
Cecil Hobbs
Jewell St
Don Rankin
Roslyn Dr
Chester Manning
Germantown
George Rezas
Howard Ave
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Gephardt
Toastmasters
Singer Singer
Singer
Star Sewing Center
Riggs
Laie
North Broad
Red Devils
N. Verity
Harry T. Beckett
Alma J. Hayes
Charles E. Marts
Mrs
Meadowlawn Church OF God
Smith Ave
Guy Perry
John J. Williams
Wayne and
Joe Midkiff
Eldora Dr. Young Is
Mrs. C. W. Young
Trenton
Charles Hill
Gary Klouman
Warren Pence
Paul Moore
Harold Osborne
John Baker
Harold Calvin
Steven Sarigianis
Greek Orthodox Church
Sheron Lee Moore
Gene Young
Sebald Self-Reliance
Sebald
Mary Gross
Mike Mathews
Molly Sullivan
Richard Wendt
MHS
Richard Daly
Judith Fink
Journal Photo
Weilh
Jack Moore Jr
Creekview Dr
Tuesaday Mercy Hospital
John Henry Bernard
Bar Br
Central Ave
Mary Louise Grigsby
Charles St
William Tiarshall Farrell
Payton
Linda Marie Pecora
Robert Larkens
Locust St
Nancy Peacock
George W Hall Jr
Auburn St
Nancy P. Stout
Aberdeen Dr
Elmer Gilbreath
Lawn Ave
Chester Higgins
Clyde Higgins
Wilson St
Walter Childers
Columbia Ave
Luther Dietz
Royal Hudson
Wanda Gall Pate
Clarence Pate
Asa Brown
Leibee St
Martha Louie Betz
Moore Rd
Herbert Fuller
Vanderveer
Tarold Snowden
Miss Helen Tanquary of
Brown
Roger Gibson
Nancy Wolf
Mrs. Herbert Wolf
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