Carlisle Woman 95 Dies of Heart Attack in Carlisle
Mrs. Mary White 95, lifelong Carlisle resident and widow of George White, died in her daughter’s home on Carlisle Franklin Rd from a heart attack. She was one of eight surviving granddaughters of a Revolutionary War veteran, a Tapscott Baptist Church member, and celebrated her 95th birthday Friday. Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Monger residence, burial Woodhill Cemetery. Flowers omitted. Funeral arrangements by Robert Eaton Funeral Home of Franklin.
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Carlisle
Mary White
Howard Monger
Carlisle-Franklin Rd
White
George White
DAR
Clark Chamberlin
Nancy Compton
Tapscott Baptist Church of
Monger
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Robert Eaton
Local Birth Announcements Quietly Reported
Vital statistics list several newborns with parents and addresses. Franklin Route 2 welcomes two boys from Mr and Mrs Arnold Powell and Mr and Mrs Lenvis Brewer. City resident Dr and Mrs Thomas Wenzel report a girl at 108 Orchard Street. Edward Wade at 1114 Baltimore Street has a boy. Clifford Spurling on Morrow Route 2 has a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Powell
Franklin
Thomas Wenzel
Orchard St
Edward Wade
Baltimore St
Lenvis Brewer
Clifford Spurling
Morrow
Notable local workers listed in Hamilton and Cincinnati
Paul H. Cline 32 an auditor at Hamilton YMCA and Nellie C. Cloyd 24 a typist in Hamilton are named alongside Martin Hess 65 an automobile salesman of Cincinnati and Frankie Turnbaugh 36 a bank teller from Hamilton in a compiled notice of local residents and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Cline
Hamilton
Hospital, Discharges, and Admissions List
In hospital: Mrs A W Faulkner Lewis Pl medical. Mrs Gale Steele Garfield St medical. Carole Sue Marshall Kensington St surgical. Dismissed: J R McCurry YMCA. Mrs James Keckler Jewell Charles LaMont YMCA. Mrs Arthur Schultz Yankee s. Charles Jones Grand Ave. Rollie Wright Miami Ave. Edgar Chaney Sheffield St. Charles Litsakos Fleming. Carl Thomas Xenia. Frank Leight Jr Franklin. Seburn Post Middletown Route 1. Monica Carmody Central Ave.
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A. W. Faulkner
Lewis Pl
Gale Steele
Garfield St
Carole Sue Marshall
Marcus Marshall
Kensington St
Surgical
S. Charles Jones
Grand Ave
Rollie Wright
Miami Ave
Edgar Chaney
Sheffield St
Charles Litsakos
Fleming
Carl Thomas
Xenia
Frank Leight, Jr
Frank Leight, Sr
Franklin
Seburn Post
Albert Post
Middletown
Monica Carmody
Clarence Carmody
Central Ave
Chautauqua Bridge Club Hostesses Evening
Mrs. Jack Kistler entertained her bridge club at home Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert Sherrod was hospitalized in Norton Infirmary Louisville for emergency surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod visited relatives when illness occurred. Christopher Eisele and Harold Yrouth remain at home with mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kruse sold their Fourth Ave cottage and plan to move to Dayton before July. Mr. and Mrs. E H Hawthorn visiting Kokomo and Howard Mattes family.
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Jack Kistler
Robert Sherrod
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
Sherrod
Ed Kruse
Fourth Ave
Dayton
E. H. Hawthorn
Kokomo
Ind
Howard Mattes
Daugh
Gospel Sunday Pep Rally and Evening Sermon Notes
The Rev Willie Roberson associate minister of Mt Zion Baptist church will speak at the Pep Rally at 3 30 p m Sunday at the New Baptist church. A short musical program will be presented by the Senior choir and Gospel chorus. Evangelist Zelma Reed of Dayton spoke at Phillips Chapel C M E church last evening and urged the need for Gods spirit in hearts. Rev Bert Perkins introduced her and conducted offertory with participation from Miss Tencola Clements and Mrs Bertha Perkins. Pink carnations were given to the youngest mother Mrs Eliza Smith largest family mother Mrs Alma Myers oldest mother Mrs Emma Lewis and oldest father Rev J P Rost. Attending were Rev and Mrs Hayes along with Rev Rose from Germantown Mrs Helen Hayden Dayton Rev Glenn Taylor Kash Williams John Hayden Rev Louis Gehron Miss Gertrude Wills and Mrs Turner. Ida Williams Club O E S will meet 8 p m Monday at Nora McBains home 625 Wigan. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Roberson
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
New Baptist Church
Zelma Reed
Dayton
Phillips Chapel
C.M.E
Bert Perkins
Tencola Clements
Bertha Perkins
Eliza Smith
Alma Myers
Emma Lewis
J. P. Rost
Hayes
Rose
Germantown
Helen Hayden
Glenn Taylor
Kash Williams
John Hayden
Louis Gehron
Gertrude Wills
Turner
At The Movies Paramount and Strand Preview
At The Movies listings show Paramount screenings Saturday including Target Unknown at 2 40 5 40 and 8 40 p m and I Was A Communist For The FBI at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 15 p m Up Front plays 1 45 3 45 5 35 7 30 and 9 25 p m Strand offers Fathers Wild Game at 3 35 6 40 and 9 15 plus Border Treasure at 12 25 5 30 8 05 and 9 40 p m Sunday Lion Hunters at 2 25 5 00 7 40 and 10 20 p m Riders In The Sky at 1 5 3 40 6 20 and 9 p m
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FBI
Lion Hunters
Bird of Paradise showtimes at Colonial Theater
The Colonial presents Bird of Paradise with showings at 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Tim Hogan longtime Ross Township School Board member dies
Timothy F. Hogan aged 80 of R. R. 6 New London Pike died at home yesterday from a heart attack. He served 30 years on the Ross Township School Board and held roles as township trustee assessor and land appraiser. A farmer active in farm groups and Dem politics, he helped found the Farm Bureau. Survived by Nellie his widow, three sons Earl John Gordon one daughter Rob ert Schwab of Louisville two brothers two sisters and several half siblings. Funeral from Brown Dawson home with Requiem High Mass at St Mary Church Tuesday at 9 a.m. Burial in St Mary Cemetery.
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Timothy F. Hogan
New London Pike
Ross Township
Earl Hogan
Butler County
Hogan
Farm Bureau
St. Mary Catholic Church
Hamilton
Nellie
Mercy Hospital
Earl
John
Gordon
Robert Schwab
Louisville
Brown-Dawson
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Notable U S political and academic figures listed
Associated Press notice lists Frank Buchanan a Democratic representative from Pittsburgh since 1946 and former McKeesport mayor. Rev Dr H H Cody former Ontario minister of Education and university chancellor. Dr Pedro L Farinas radiologist and member of radiology societies in the U S and Latin America.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank Buchanan
Congress
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Toronto
H. H. Cody
Ontario
University of Toronto
Havana
Cuba
Pedro L. Farinas
United States
Latin America
Miller, Roosevelt aide and longtime Washington lawyer, dies
Palisades New York Claude E. Miller 80 longtime secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt and former Washington lawyer dies after a long career in public service and law in the capital city.
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Palisades
N. Y
Claude E. Miller
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Springboro Man Joins Hayswood Hospital Staff
Springboro David Patton Jr formerly on the Christ Hospital Cincinnati staff accepted a sten of X ray technician at Hayswood Hospital in Maysville Kentucky and began duties this week. Guests at Five Hundred Club includedMrs Ernest Pickering and trophies went to Mrs Clyde Campbell Mrs Anna Marshall and Mrs Roxie Jones.
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David Patton, Jr
D. L. Patton
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Hayswood Hospital
Maysville
Richard Updyke
Roxie Jones
Five Hundred Club
Ernest Pickering
Clyde Campbell
Anna Marshall
Raymond Dugan
Vaughn Burroughs
Frank Hunter
Layton Rock
Mary Carey
Perry Lawson
Joyce Back
Mary Lever
Nelda Brackney
Ethelene Bilhardt
Jean Moore
Fay Fugate
Manford Hutt
Franklin Dye
Troy
Truck Damaged by Short Circuit in City Fire
A short circuit under the hood of an International tractor caused a fire yesterday evening at Seventeenth Ave and Wisconsin St. About $50 in damage was reported. Firemen stated the incident was contained to the vehicle.
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Seventeenth Ave
Wisconsin St
Cincinnati Auctioneer Charles Bruns Dies at 94
Charles Bruns, one of Cincinnati's oldest auctioneers, died in the city aged 94. He retired a decade ago but remained bedfast only in the last four years and had reported daily at auction scenes since starting in 1880.
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Cincinnati
Charles Bruns
Bruns
Goodbye Trolleys Cincinnati Transition to Rubber Cars
The clanging of streetcars ends at midnight as Cincinnati Street Railway Company completes its shift to fully rubber-tired vehicles. The city loses a transit icon as the system converts to modern buses.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Street Railway Company System
Proper tool cautions for removing engine bolts
The text warns that using the correct tool is essential to remove cylinder head bolts safely. Improper tool use risks damaging the end of a spark plug or breaking components during maintenance.
Modern Phone System Added For Armco
Armco in Middletown activated a new, expanded telephone system at 8 a.m. today. The upgrade, built by Western Electric with Ohio Bell input, adds 24 outside trunk lines and 980 telephones across General Offices, Research, Fabricating, and partial East Works. The $27,000 investment funds five new switchboards and 100 to 130 extra lines, designed to handle growth over the next decade and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Middletown
East Works
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Bell
Western Electric
Bombing Of China Won't Force War Says Bricker
Senator John W. Bricker Ohio said bombing Manchurian bases will not prompt Russia to fight. He argued Moscow will not enter a global war until ready and that U S actions in Korea or against Chinese bases should either proceed with bombing or withdrawal.
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Dayton
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Manchuria
Far East
Bricker
Korea
Local Social News Highlights Mason Area Families
Mason and surrounding area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across multiple households. Guests included Emil Hendricks, Robert Chace, Amos Haines, Alfred Stubbs, the Losh family, and others, with travels to Covington Dayton Lebanon Columbus and Bethany noted. A Mason resident widow Mrs Albert Bennett died, and community gatherings featured luncheons, bridge, and family events.
Don't Throw It Away It Might Be Useful
ATLANTA AP a look at waste being repurposed shows several paths from old byproducts. Tracerlab Inc is exploring using radioactive wastes to sterilize foods and drugs while industries reuse creosote wood and citrus pulp for paper feed and oils. Coral mentions uranium tailings, pine oil from stumps, Spanish moss antibiotics, and various waste-to-resource efforts led by Conway and the Southern Association of Science and Industry formed in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Florida
Tracerlab, Inc
H. McKinley Conway, Jr
Tracerlab
Southern Association of Science and Industry
Birmingham
Southern Research Institute
Newport Industries
Pensacola
Fla
South Africa
U.S. Bureau of Mines
du Pont Company
Walter H. Eddy
Southern Bio-Research Boratory
Florida-Southern University
Eddy
Columbia University
New York
Cunningham Farewell Dinner As Family Moves to Hamilton
Jr. hosted a large Sunday dinner celebrating his daughter's fifth birthday with 65 relatives and friends at Mason Grange Hall. The Cunningham family, moving from Mason to Hamilton for farm bureau work, hosted the event and said goodbye. Roberta and Ruth Allison, in Bethesda Hospital training, visited with their parents. Mayor Ronald Shurtz was honored at a family dinner hosted by Mrs. Shurtz with guests Irma Wiggins, Roberta Arnold and children, and Charles and Bob Laymon of Mason.
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MASON
Emil Hendricks
Robert Chace
Bruce Hendricks
Amos Haines
Couden's Corner
Alfred Stubbs
Henry Nussbaum
Covington
Ida Mae
Altha Wilson
Dayton, Ky
Bobby Haines
Couden’s Corner
Dick Stubbs
Lebanon
L. M. Ireton
George Kahlert
Della Baysore
Albert Schutte
John Barr
Howard Gorsuch
Bethany
Cunningham
L. C. Wolfe
A. E. Mellish
James Tucker
Kings Mills
Vernon Williams
Albert Bennett
San Diego
Cal
Ronald Shurtz
Bridge Club
Martha, Stouder
Joe Davis, Jr
J. L. Davis
Leslie Spaeth
Christ Hospital
R. T. Cunningham
Mason Grange Hall
Cunninghams
Hamilton
Farm Bureau
Roberta
Ruth Allison
Bethesday Hospital
Paul Allison
Waives Extradition in Ohio Check Offense
Richmond resident and former pro basketball player Jack Jennings, 32, waived extradition to Ohio yesterday. He agreed to return to Washington Court House to face charges of issuing two checks for 150 and 20 dollars to Fayette Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in the Ohio community.
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Richmond
Ind
Jack Jennings
Washington Court House
Fayette Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ohio
Australians Give OK To Menzies Rule
Early returns in the Australian election show the Liberal Country coalition led by Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies appears safe while Labor may gain five or six House seats. Chifley likely retains his seat as Evatt struggles against Liberal opponent Nan Wake in a high turnout election for Australia’s 20th Parliament.
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Sydney
Australia
Liberal Country
Robert G. Menzies
Labor
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Menzies
Joseph B. Chifley
Vital Town Forces In Korea War Front Report
Eighth Army headquarters says all UN forces have quit the area while Chunchon remains in Allied hands. A new Communist push with about 100000 troops moves south along Korea's spine, pressuring troops retreating from the Hwachon reservoir area north of Chunchon. Allied forces are reportedly south of the 38th parallel in that sector.
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Eighth Army
Chunchon
Korea
Hwachon
38Th Parallel
Lebanon man elected head of state historical society
Arthur Hamilton of Lebanon was elected president of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society succeeding the late Arthur C. Johnson who died months ago. Hamilton formerly led the Lebanon Citizens National Bank and ran the Miami Canning Company for years. He also previously spoke in the Ohio House of Representatives.
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Arthur Hamilton
Lebanon
Historic Society
The
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Arthur C. Johnson
Columbus Dispatch
Hamilton
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Miami Canning Company
Ohio House of Representatives
Dixie Heights Improvement League Plans Meeting
The Dixie Heights Improvement League will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Maple Park School to conclude this year’s business. The next meeting is slated for Tuesday, September 3. A key issue is a 429 foot undeveloped strip across the former Mary Cummings farm, with no further action if funds are not available.
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Dixie Heights Improvement League
Maple Park School
Mary Cummings
League
Crash Victim Still Critical
Ralph Blackburn 19 of Hamilton remained in critical condition at Fayette Memorial Hospital Washington D C after a Sabina Ohio crash. He suffered a fractured skull when thrown 80 feet from a car that hit a truck. In the same accident Gene Fultz of Oxford State Road sustained severe cuts. three other youths in the car were Wilmington College students.
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Ralph Blackburn
Hamilton
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Blackburn
Sabina
Gene Fultz
Oxford State Rd
Wilmington College
Civic Association Board Hears Salvation Army Report
Mrs. Kenneth Sharp presented the Salvation Army annual report to the Civic Association Board of Governors at a dinner meeting in the Manchester Hotel. She stood in for her husband Captain Sharp who is visiting Canada. Tom Venable, the association’s managing director, delivered the fiscal year financial report and progress on the November 1951 canvass.
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Kenneth Sharp
Salvation Army
The
Civic Association
Manchester
Sharp
Captain Sharp
Canada
Tom Venable
Association
Paint Blitz Underway In Winona Dr Home Makeover
Twenty painters from the Carpenters and Painters Union began the task at 9:15 a.m. donated paint and brushes support the Junior Chamber of Commerce Clean-Up Campaign. Jaycee officials selected the home on Winona Dr for family need. Scaffolding deployment started at 6:30 a.m. Armco trucks transported equipment. Last year the job took about two hours.
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Carpenters and Painters Union
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winona Dr
Jaycee
Armco
Large steam turbines exceed other engines in power output
The largest steam turbines reach about 160000 kilowatts while the biggest reciprocating steam engines top around 7500 kilowatts. Their efficiency is roughly 18 percent, less than half that of turbines. Commercial diesel engines for AC generators max near 6000 kilowatts.
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J. R. McCurry
YMCA
Mrs
James Keckler
Jewell
Charles LaMont
Arthur Schultz
Colored News
Ida Williams Club
O.E.S
Nora McBain
Wigan
At the Movies
Paramount
Springboro
G. P. Lewis
Mgr
China
Bicker
Nahma, Mich
Bay de Noquet Lumber Co
Amber Company
Nahma
Atlanta
Menzies and
Chifley
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations General Assembly
Nancy Wake
WAGAS
Dixie Heights League
Civic’s
Taxi, Inc
S. Broad
Clinton
Oberon Dr
Avalon
Winton St
Mayfield
Yankee Rd
Maude Coate
Earl Marshal—Monroe
Lin
Opposite City
Tytus
Rt Minge Ph
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