Obituaries for Louise Ward and Mrs Jackson
Louise Ward 69 of 112 Curtis St died at Middle Hospital at 6 35 a m after Easter Sunday admission in serious condition She was born December 6 1882 in Amanda daughter of James and Frances McGlaughlin Craig Her survivor list includes widower Ora Ward son Walter Cincinnati four sisters four brothers and three grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Westside Cemetery Mrs Jackson 71 widow of A R Jackson died at her daughter Thelma Dursch s home Saturday post 4 15 p m She and her husband once ran Jackson furniture store and funeral home later moved to Germantown Buried Bradford Cemetery Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev John Bench officiating and burial in Bradford Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ward
Curtis St
Middle Hospital
Longview Social Service League Board
Ora Ward
Walter
Cincinnati
Jess Sherve
Margaret Miller
Excello
Robert Baxter
Milton Hiteshue
Hamilton
Pawl
City
William
John Thorton
Raymond Elwood Craig
Riggs Funeral
E. R. Turner
Woodside Cemetery
Jacksons
Jackson-Apple Funeral
Miamisburg
Jackson
E.U.B. Church
Charter Oak Grange
Dursch
Charles Jackson
Air Force
Allen Martin
Greenville
Carrie Keeler
Cora Paul
Bradford
John Arpp
John Bench
Bradford Cemetery
Miss Eva Watson 81 Dies in Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Miss Eva Watson 81 lifelong Excello resident died at 2 30 p m Sunday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a week in hospital She had lived at Shadylawn Rest for 18 months She was born in the city daughter of John and Martha Owens Watson pioneer residents She belonged to First Methodist Church Surviving sisters Mrs John Hall Excello Mrs Annie Long West Middletown brother John Watson Los Angeles former local photographer Nieces and nephews Funeral at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Rev H H Jung to officiate burial at Middletown Cemetery Visitation after 7 p m today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Watson
Excello
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Shadylawn Rest
Miss Watson
John
Martha Owens Watson
First Methodist Church
John Hall
Annie Long
West Middletown
Mrs Laura Rathman 81 dies in Hamilton burial in Woodside
Mrs Laura C Rathman 81 of North Broad Street died at 9 30 a m Sunday in Hamilton She was born here December 19 1870 and was a member of the First Baptist Church widow of Otto Rathman who died in June 1901 Her survivor is granddaughter Miss Nancy Sue Cunningham of Bellefontaine The Rev John I Parr to officiate at 2 p m Tuesday at Wilson Funeral Home with interment in Woodside Cemetery Viewings are from 7 to 9 p m today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura C. Rathman
North Broad St
Hamilton
Rathman
First Baptist Church
Otto Rathman
Nancy Sue Cunningham
Bellefontaine
Wilson Funer
John I. Parr
Woodside Cemetery
Samuel F. Rook obituary in Franklin Ohio area
Samuel Fredrick Rook retired carpenter died at home 765 Tibball St at 2 30 a m Monday aged 82 survived by three sons Iv an Arthur of Franklin Layton of Springboro four daughters Clarabelle Hill Doris Albright Erma Humbert Esther Worrell sister Lottie Emrick Franklin 23 grandchildren six great grandchildren Anglesby Funeral Home pastor H S Gessner First Baptist Church friends received after 2 p m Tuesday burial Woodhill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Samuel Fredrick Rook
Tibball St
Rook
Ivan and
Arthur
Layton
Springboro
Clarabelle Hill
Doris Albright
Erma Humbert
Esther Worrell
Dayton
Lottie Emrick
Sayler Nicodemus Funeral Rites Held in Eaton Church
Funeral services were held for Sayler Nicodemus, 79, at 2 p.m. today at the Eaton E A B Church. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery in Gratis. Nicodemus died Friday at his Holderman Road residence. Survived by his widow Carrie a son Ray and three grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAT
Selbert L Hill funeral services and survivors
Funeral services for Selbert L Hill 30 of Camden Route 3 were held at Marshall Smith Funeral Home at 10 am with burial in College Corner Cemetery. He served as a Marine sergeant for 10 years and landed at Guadalcanal. He died Friday at Dayton Veteran's Hospital from an infection following a February auto accident. Sister Mary Ethel of Cleveland survives. Additional notices include obituaries for Col James Goodwin Hall Frank H Bowen Halstead H Seeley and James L Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Selbert L. Hill
Camden
Marshall- Smith
College Corner
Hill
Guadalcanal
Veteran's Hospital
Dayton
Mary Ethel
Cleveland
First National Bank of Middletown Asset Report 1952
Summary of bank assets and holdings as of March 31 1952 including cash balances United States government and state obligations, corporate stocks and loans. Also lists Cincinnati Poultry and Produce market prices on hogs cattle sheep eggs and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Man Killed As Train Hits Prized Car in Ohio
In Cleveland Corry don A Hoyt, 79, and his wife Jessie, 69, had just marked their 25th anniversary. Their 1931 Model A Ford stalled on Nickel Plate Road tracks and Hoyt attempted to push it clear as a train bore down. Hoyt died within two hours. his wife survived with a broken arm and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Corrydon
Hoyt
Jessie
Nickel Plate Road
Huron Road Hospital
Iran oil refinery back in limited operation at Abadan
Tehran officials say machinery at the former Anglo-Iranian owned Abadan refinery is now functioning enough to produce motor oil for Iran. A broadcast announced start of production and projected self sufficiency within six weeks, ending imports. Production has been limited to crude products since nationalization last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
No-Fly Airmen May Win Break
SAN ANTONIO Court martial action against six pilots who refused to fly was expected to be discussed today when Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg meets Randolph Air Force Base officials. The Defense Department reported that courts martial of pilots who refuse to fly have been called off pending a new policy statement. San Antonio Air Force circles speculated Vandenberg might announce softened action toward Air Force reservists who have refused flying duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Randolph Air Force Base
Defense Department
Washington
Dulles Urges Unity In Policy On China
John Foster Dulles, a leading American foreign policy expert, argues for a compromise between U S and British China policy in a letter to the weekly observer. He notes that each nation’s stance cancels out the other’s merit, with the United States backing Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa while Britain recognizes Peiping’s Communist regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Foster Dulles
China
Weekly Observer
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Britain
Peiping
Escape from Marhill Police Station Shocks Glasgow
In Glasgow Jim Ruthven, held on a house breaking charge, punched through the cell ceiling and fled Marhill police station. Police described him as violent. Born in Boston, he is associated with Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology. Also noted are obituaries from Richmond and Columbus: Gertrude Coleman Hart, founder of the Illinois League of Republican Women, and Alexander McFadyen, Bliss Business College president and founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Jim Ruthven
Marhill
Harvard University
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Boston
Richmond
Gertrude Coleman Hart
The
Illinois League of Republican Women
Columbus, O
Alexander McFadyen
Bliss Business College
Columbus
New York Stocks at Noon Wide Market Quote List
A crowded tickers page lists Greene & Ladd Admiral Allied Stores She Amer Airlines and many others. The midday snapshot shows diverse prices for Copper steel chemicals railroads and consumer stocks with notable mentions like Anaconda Copper Cities Service United Aircraft and U.S. Steel reflecting broad sector activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene & Ladd
Admiral Corp. Allied Stores
Amer
Airlines Ee Oa
Amer. T
Abe Ashland Srr
Ieee
Alerath
Asa v
Cnvueak
Cis
Vics Ducvescaes
Anses Dela Climax Moly
Bae Columbia G. & E. Ickee Commonwealth
Erties
Sam Goncinet
Crucible Steel
Peuncee
Ebacaseies Curtis Wright
Cscceeccersess
Goodyear Corp
Eteeveves Gt
Northern
Asenesoages
Greyhound Bus
Eauge Scale Xepcte
Hiram Walker
Cccsunseerees
Hudson Motors
Iee
E. Ent
T. Be
Ces
Cceveenes
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Baking Co
Caes Lorillard Tobacco Co
Marshall Field Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Kelv
Veeensenegeneeses
Eusenese Reeeere Survert Corp
Tupeeeers N. Y. Centra RR
Suvetecee N. Pacific RR
Cee
Aeceeurnees
Ohio
Peckartd Motors
Peeounseéus
Pan Amer
Paramount Pictures
S.eees- Penn RR
Phelps Dodge Philleo Radio
Ceessseee Phillips Pet P&g
Pullman
Radio Corp
Republic Steel Revere Copper -Eeeetesess Schenler Distillers
Sessreeeeeers Servel, Inc
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S. & Th
Zenith Radio
Rev Hart to lead church services at 7 45 p m Tuesday
The Rev Hart of New Era Baptist Church will conduct services at 7 45 p m Tuesday at the Holiness Tabernacle located at 1200 Garfield St. The note also states that turkeys did not reach Europe from America before 1530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
New Era Baptist Church
Holiness Tabernacle
Garfield St
Fisherman Wins Award For Life-Saving Cast
Thorne England The Royal Humane Society awarded its heroism medal to fisherman John Wood who could not swim Last October when 3 year old Erroll Mountcastle fell into the water Wood cast his hook snagged the boy shirt and pulled him ashore avoiding injury and saving a life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
England
Royal Humane Society
John Wood
Erroll Mountcastle
Wood
Cripps Near Death From Spinal Ailment
Sir Stafford Cripps, key architect of Britain’s postwar austerity, lies gravely ill in Zurich. The former chancellor, who turns 63 on Thursday, is suffering from a spinal infection described as spondylitis and is slowly sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Local Gleaner notes and family visits in Lebanon area
A roundup of social visits and gatherings around Lebanon and nearby towns. The Gleaner’s Class elected officers for the upcoming year. Family dinners, birthdays, and weekend guests are listed, with residents from Lebanon, Loveland, Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus noted, plus Lt. Joan W. Wilson’s Army posting at Camp Irwin California after training at Ft. Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Foster
Paul Harbaugh
Margaret Wilson
C. E. Stephenson
Foster
Robert Foster
Karen
Stanley Ellis
J. O. Tucker
Hugh Kane
Lillian Fugett
Walter Barnes
Goldie Brandenburg
Wilson Terry
Clifford Shutts
Stanley Epp
Raymond Swigert
Clarence Swigert
Epp
Elgar Enfield
Enfield
Earl Enfield
Lebanon
Donny de Young
Leonard de Young
Carolyn
Dale
Viola ,Williams
Loveland
Ruth Leck
Dayton
E. H. Bogard
Jamestown
Bennie Schlagbeck
Gayle
Edwin Crain
Jean
Crain
Cincinnati Garden
W. C. Newcomb
Louis Young
Olga Webb
Thelma Webb
Latonia
H. M. Coyne
Harry Caere
Blue Ash
Harry Witham
South Lebanon
Tommy Young
Cincinnati
A. W. Drake
William Collier
Robert Drake
G. B. Collier
Florence Kinsworthy
Bennie Schlagheck
Glenn Schlagheck
Gene Schlagheck
Betty Laudeman
Albert Heennen
Cincinnat
Clarence Reynolds
Orland Oren
Bernard Fleming
Columbus
Joan W. Wilson
Officers Training School
Ft. Knox
Camp Irwin
Cal
Sunday Visits At Gerber Sr Home In Collinsville
Collinsville Sunday visitors included Sam and Gerber of Somerville, Chester Marsh and Peggy of Hamilton, Fred Gerber and family, Thomas Ortman and sons, Robert Ramsdell and family of Middletown, Paul Gerber and family. Additional guests were Clifford Monter with Grover Lane, Kolb and George Monter of Detroit. David Hollowell hosted a Thursday birthday party for David. Ox ford, Hamilton and Louisville residents joined relatives for weekend gatherings. Mrs Homer Cunningham and Jane visited Emerson Fall and Jerry near Jacksonboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerper, Sr
Sam Gerber
Somerville
Chester Marsh
Peggy
Hamilton
Fred Gerber
Thomas Ortman
Robert Ramsdell
Middletown
Paul Gerber
Clifford Monter
Grover Lane
Kolb
Lodge Notices and Lost Items Report
Jefferson Lodge No 90 F and A M notes meeting on Monday April 21 opening at 7 p.m. Several lost items listed with rewards and contact numbers including a black hound named Red Bone missing near Jacksonburg, a black black-and-white cat named Blackie from 802 Fifteenth Ave, a black velvet pocketbook at a bus stop with money to be returned, a diamond ring with 19 diamonds lost between Monroe Street and Parkway Pony Keg, and a piccolo with serial M1031 near Castel Bidg and Kroger Store with contact options in Germantown or dial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Fifteenth Ave
Blackie
Alma Tinley
8Th Ave
Monroe St
Parkway
Parkway Pony Keg
Piccolo
Castel Bidg
Kroger
Germantown
Truman faces GOP push on steel seizure amendments
The article describes Senate fights over two amendments: Ferguson's proposal to bar federal funds for salaries in seized steel mills and Knowland's tougher plan to block any federal funds for seizure or operation without Congress consent. It notes the bill funds government operations through June 30, including the Commerce Department mills, and outlines dispute over wage increases for steelworkers and union membership requirements amid ongoing management of the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Congress
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Commerce Department
Truman
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
CIO
Philip Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Louise Ward
Congoleum
Miraplas
Congo Wall
HKGH
Lyons and
Youngstown
Streifthau’s
Grimes ST
Samuel F. Rook
Associated Press
New York
James Goodwin Hall
Graham-Paige Corp
Ith
Detroit
Frank H. Bowen
National Labor Relations Board
Ann —. Mich
Halstead H. Seeley
Industrialist
Cambridge, Mass
James L. Peters
First National Bank of Middletown
Carstal
Eeeee
State of
Butler
Ss. I. J
J. F. Mulligan
Calvin Verity
George J. Kuehnle, JR
D. G. Driscoll
Elliott D. Levey
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati P
USDA
Choice
Payton
Tive
Bcae
Leghorn
Seerseeres
Pullets Sas Hennery
Milk “Production Association
Cincinnate
U. S
Dulles
Dayton Livestock
Seseoue Werner
Colored News
Europe
America
Maytag Melampy
Kings Mills
Edward Bevens
C. L. Patterson
James
Guam Island
Les Rosekrans
Rex
Tennessee
Collinsville
Journal
Alms
Automotive
Coal & Wood
Serene Ee Ee
Sanders
Lodge
Jefferson Lodge
O Lodge
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Robert Kenthier
Chad
Converse Monument Co
Manchester Rd
Armco Park
Sun
Bell
Bell Vault & Monuments
Dixie Highway
Ball
Blanche
Park Street
Middletown Hospital
Riggs Funeral Home
Rev. E. H. Hammon
Gorrell
Bessie Huber
Lith
McMinnville
Tenn
McCoy-Leffler
Louis R. Walter
Ward
Louise
Ora
Memoriam
Hugh J. Melamp
Maxberry Funeral Home Dial
Schramm Funeral Home Dial
Fred Green
Funeral Home Dial
Bunnell’s Floral Shop
Sheffield
Highview Floral Gardens
Highview Rd
Starr Floral CO
S. Main
Blue Ball Area
Ford Tractor
N. Grimes
Sam Atchley
Todlhunter Road
Cal Jimmy
Arthur Harp
Raleigh
Columbia
Greenridge Nursery
Krollton
Orie Brown
Plum_St
Dial
aSeo Rire
Dougherty
Loveless
Orville B. Williams
Jacone Glass
Reynolds
Central
Wilcox Sheet Metal Co
Garfield
Shelby
Andre
T. Gilbert
James J. Franzier
Oxford State Rd
Riverside Concrete
Poasttown Bridge
Middletown Lumber CO
Central Ave
Tailored Homes, Inc
N. Clinton
Vail
Sandlin
Curtis St Ia
Clyde Barker
Bill” Jewell
Auburn St
Ll. L. Waddle
Jackson Lane
Middletown Paint & Glass
Central Dial
Adkins & Banks
Otis Johnson & Sons
Finer Services Incorporated
Adams
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