Deaths And Funerals Involving Pears Family
An ill wife Matilda preceded him in death in May 1951. Survived by a daughter, a son, and grandchildren. Services will be held at Leffler Funeral Home with the Rev Jerome Schaiz officiating. Burial at Wondsig Cemetery. Visitation 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Tof
Pears
Matilda
Hire
Alma Middle
Francis W
Middletown
Petal
Leonard Davis Dies After Fall in Day Town
Leonard Davis 70 of 118 Webster St died Sunday at Capital as a result of injuries from a fall from a roof. He is survived by widow Nina Ganebier, a daughter Virginia Sitinger Ketton and three other children Loretta Jones, Frankie Wire, Hargus Hall, and Mire Alec Berman, all of Dayton. Burial plans were not stated.
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Leonard Davis
Webster St
Mrs Nellie Eisele 77 dies in Hamilton rest home
Mrs Nellie Gertrude Eisele aged 77 died at Barnes Rest Home Hamilton at 7 p m yesterday after a 12 year illness She was born in Darke County Ohio and lived previously at 417 Crawford St Her survivors include daughter Mabel Tucker Middletown son Grover Dayton two sisters eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Services set for 10 a m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev R C Caudill officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Call at the funeral home 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gertrude Eisele
Sherman Ave
Barney's Rest
Hamilton
Darke County
Ohio
Crawford St
Mabel Tucker
Middletown
Grover
Dayton
David Vanscoyk
Ansonia
Frank ‘Denniston
Arcanum
McCoy-Leffler
R. C. Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Former Middletonian Stanley Pugh Dies at 67 in Springfield
Stanley Merit Pugh 67 died at 11:50 p m at Springfield City Hospital after two months as a patient. He lived at 131 East Main Street Springfield and previously resided in Middletown before moving to Springfield fourteen years ago. He worked 14 years for Robbins and Myers Co before retiring in January. He is survived by daughter Mrs Maxine Mettler and son Leslie of Middletown sister Mrs Alva Thomas of Gratis and one granddaughter Services will be held at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Mettler
Middle Town
Leslie
Alva Thomas
Gratis
Lebanon Politician David Wright Bishop Dies at 77
David Wright Bishop longtime Warren County Democratic leader was found dead in his room at the 47 Hotel. The Lebanon resident, a former chairman of the county Democratic Central Committee, leaves two daughters and several siblings. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with Lebanon Cemetery burial. Elks memorial and Eagles rites planned that evening. Friends may call after noon today.
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Lebanon
David Wright Bishop
Warren County
Democratic Central Committee
Lena Brander
Dayton
Alice Zeeher
Pat
Edward
Bethany
Theodore
Ridgeville
Anna Audrey
Sarah Hopper
Sadie Long
Monroe
Ida Finka
Franklin
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Elks
Eagles
Longman widow of John W. Longman dies at 94
Elizabeth J. Longman of S Beech Street, Eaton, died at 11 30 a m yesterday at Stillhaven Rest Home Dayton where she had been a patient for three years She is survived by two sons Arthur Dayton and Archie Eaton a sister Daisy Reeves Camden six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Private services will be held tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery The Women's Relief Corps will conduct rites at the funeral home at 730 p m today Friends may call from 7 to 9 p m
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EATON
Elizabeth J. ‘Longman
S. Beech Street
Stillhaven
Dayton
John W. Longman
Arthur
Archie
Daisy ‘Reeves
Camden
Barnes Funeral Home
Mound Hills Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Obituary Notices for Hesterburg Joyce Caldwell and Caywood
Obituaries list Charles L Hesterburg age 78 of Oxford with services at 1 30 p m today at Marshall Smith Funeral Home. Charles E Joyce 69 of Hamilton service 1 00 am Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home. Robert W Caldwell 71 of Hamilton private services at Klaus Funeral Home. Kimberley Ann Caywood infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Caywood of Cincinnati with services today at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home.
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Charles Louis Hesterburg
Joseph Dr
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Charles Edwin Joyce
High St
Hamilton
Webb Funeral Home
Robert W. Caldwell
Park Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
Kimberley Ann Caywood
Fant
William Caywood
Cincinnati
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Notable deaths span state lines in weekend obituaries
Multiple prominent figures die across the United States including Manila politician Eugenio Perez former Liberal party leader and House speaker. Dr Charles C McCracken educator author and former Connecticut State College president. Brig Gen Dana True Merrill WWII veteran and civil defense coordinator. Dr Bland L Stradley Ohio State University VP. John Hicks Montgomery author publisher and early White House correspondent. John Vernon Bouvier III stock broker and JFK in law. Clara Hazel Busch Orthwein sister of August Busch Jr.. Mac Wenskunas ex Illinois football captain and coach. Concurrently a large fire at Gardner Board & Carton Co in Lockland destroys the paperboard mill dry end. investigators estimate loss uncertain with insurance covering damage and potential repair costs.
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Manila
Eugenio Perez
Philippine House of Representatives
Liberal Party
House
Eustis
Fla
Charles C. McCracken
Connecticut State College
Ohio State University
Bellefontaine
Ohio
FT. Thomas
Dana True Merrill
Cincinnati
Auburn
Maine
Columbus
Bland L. Stradley
Camden
John Hicks Montgomery
Collierville
Herald
White House
Press Association
Montgomery
Chicago
New York
John Vernon Bouvier III
John F Kennedy
St. Louis Cardinals
Boody
Mac Wenskunas
University of Illinois
UCLA
North Dakota State
Judge Recalls Honeymoon in Hoosegow
Denver story recalls Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice D. Otto Moore's 38th wedding anniversary and a WWI tale. He married after being denied Army leave, went absent without leave, returned seven hours later, and faced a court martial. A captain reportedly gave 60 days as punishment and Moore noted the leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
D. Otto Moore
Colorado Supreme Court
Moore
Fire crews contain scrap paper at Gard ner Board plant
Three bales of scrap paper from a Gard ner Board and Carton Co. Lockland plant were found burning in the Mill 2 storage yard on Charles Street after a 9:40 p.m. alarm. Firemen reported the blaze was extinguished by Gardner employees with no damage.
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Lockland
Gray
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Charles Street
Gardner
Fire damages Middletown mill. 24 hour plan to resume work
A basement fire at the Middletown plant started when a paper strip fed into a cogwheel caused the machine to stop overheat and ignite. Damage included building and machinery, smoke and water damage to stored waste paper. Gardner pledged full effort to provide regular work and serve customers without delay. He said three board machines at two Middletown mills would run 24 seven until close inspection is possible.
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Gardner
Middletown
Honest Man Returns Overcharged Change at Denver Drugstore
A Denver druggist recalls a customer who once took extra change last Christmas and now returns the five dollars overpaid. The man reappears six months later after a purchase, claiming the overage was a mistaken return. The incident underscores the honesty of the shopper in a small local tale.
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Denver
Colo
India
Ohio reports 1956 work stoppages and idleness across state
The Ohio Department of Industrial Relations notes 357 work stoppages idling 291000 workers in 1956 with 4720000 man-days lost, up 84 percent from 1955. Steel stoppages boosted idleness, especially in Youngstown and Canton, while Columbus showed lower relative idle time among eight major cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Hugh D. Wait
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Canton
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cigar Factories Hire Readers for Cuban Tobacco Line
Cuban cigar factories employ workers to read daily newspapers aloud as they roll cigars, delivering news and entertainment to the production floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Policeman Gets New Beat
Albert F. Arbogast Sr. to serve as pastor of three rural Methodist Churches in Malden Quarryville and Paineville after nine years on the city police force. He received his preacher license on May 1 and then his appointment as pastor. The Arbogasts have two sons, Albert Jr. 16 and William 3rd 15.
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Pougikeepsie
N. Y
Albert F. Arbogast
Malden
Quarryville
Paienville
Kingston
Arbogast
Albert Jr
William
Gull-Able Drinker Pleads Guilty in Seagull Eggs Case
Rogers City Michigan Ricksey 42 of St Ignace pleaded guilty to possession of wild bird eggs. He admitted robbing seagull nests to obtain eggs for his beer.
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Rogers City
Mich
Deward Ricksey
St. Ignace
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Loveland
McCoy. iLeffler Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemtery
Riggs Funeral
Russell W. Galloway
Fairview
P.M. Queeers
Sommntment
Nellie Eisele
Stanley M. Pugh
Rogers
Central Ave
ThriftiCheck Checking
ThriftsCheck
OGB
Onfesty-Bawity Bark and Trust Company Member
Federal Deport Inverence Conperence
AIM
David W. Bishop
Elizabeth Longman
Butler County
Associated Press
Lockland Paperboard
Colin Gardner Ili
Locklana
Joseph Gray
Theoss
Board Mill
Wyoming
Reading
Tho
Gardner Board Co
Judge
Hoosegow
the Liberty
Rayon
Dacron Blend
NEW Hoover
Ross’ Hoovers
Model
N. Main
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