Middletonian Dies in Wyoming Heart Attack While Driving
Amburgy 65 of 902 The Alameda suffered a heart attack while driving near Bluiton Wyoming. His wife Jerdenia was injured when the car crashed into a house. Survivors include five sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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William Amburgy
The
Alameda
Wyoming
Amburgy
Jerdenia
Walter Bolden
Newcastle
Wyo
Bluiton
Arlie Sargent
Armco Steel Corp
Bolden
Sargent
Forrest MacGregor
Springfield
Esther Cardy
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Jefferson Amburgy
Phoenix
Ariz
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Hausman longtime Sorg Paper supervisor dies at 62
Fred J. Hausman 62 of 710 Poplar St. died of an apparent heart attack at 6 15 am at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since July 16. He lived in Middleton, worked 40 years at Sorg Paper Co., and was a World War I veteran with two sons and three grandchildren among survivors. Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home.
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Fred J. Hausman
Poplar St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Hausman
American Legion Post
Fifth Infantry Division
Florence
William of
Norwood
Robert
San Jose
Calif
Pauline Gunther
Lawton
Okla
Wilson Memorial Home
Deaths Elsewhere Alfred A. Glancy Dies at 78
Alfred A. Glancy 78 a former vice president of General Motors Corp in Detroit died Tuesday after a brief illness He was born in Washington D C and lived in Atlanta for several years prior to his death
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Atlanta
Alfred A. Glancy
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Washington, D.C
Petitions Deadline Arrives for City Races in Middletown
Petitions for most city offices must be filed by 4 p.m. today with public inspection to Aug. 10 at 4 p.m. The Middletown office has until Aug. 11 to rule on petition validity. About 150 petitions filed at Hamilton and nearby.
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Board of Elections
Middletown
Hamilton
Edgar A. Guest Dies in Sleep Famed Poet of Plain People
Detroit AP reports Edgar A. Guest dies in his sleep at age 78 in Detroit. The poet, once syndicated in nearly 300 papers, wrote daily verse for the Detroit Free Press and hosted radio and a New York television show. He was known as the poet of the plain people. He was born in Birmingham England in 1881 and moved to Detroit as a boy. He is survived by a daughter Janet and his son Edgar A. Guest Jr.
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Detroit
Mich
Edgar A. Guest
Guest
Mos
Detroit Free Press
Plain People
The
Free Press
Birmingham
England
Sevral
New York
Edgar A
Bud) Guest Jr
Michigan
Ellen
Janet
Dragstrip Proposal For Police Testing In Fairfield Township
Fairfield Constable Dewey Baker proposed a dragstrip on Seward Road between Port Union and Tylersville for testing police and sheriff vehicles and radar speeds. The stretch would offer eight-tenths of a mile with no residences for testing and limited daily use for enthusiasts to check their cars. The plan was referred to county engineer Jesse Pochard after Commission President Augspurger recalled a past dragstrip closure due to complaints.
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Hamilton
Butler County Commission
Fairfield
Dewey Baker
Seward Road
Port Union
Tylersville
Fairfield Township
County Commission
Gordon Augspurger
Jesse Pochard
Earth Gains Ten Tons Daily From Meteor Impacts
The planet grows heavier by about ten tons each day due to roughly 200 meteors striking Earth. Scientists note the incoming space debris contributes mass while burnup in the atmosphere reduces some materials before reaching ground.
Preacher Slain at Dayton Church
In Dayton Ohio the pastor Rev George H Riggs 49 of Westwood Baptist Church was found shot to death in the church study. Police say a burglary may have been interrupted and the killer possibly used the pastor s own shotgun. Edna Riggs reports he left at 415 am armed with a 12 gauge shotgun. The body was found by Rev David Roddy the assistant an hour later. A clock radio was found disconnected and a typewriter lay on the floor.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
George H. Riggs
Westwood Baptist Church
Victory Memorial Baptist Church
Louisville
Harry Bloomer
Riggs
Edna
Thefts Reported Include Hubcaps and Clock
The police report lists two hubcaps stolen from Roger Stewart of 2031 Woodlawn Ave and an alarm clock taken from Mrs. Herbert Butler of 1206 Baltimore St. The incidents reflect property theft in the area.
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Roger Stewart
Woodlawn Ave
Herbert Butler
Baltimore St
Springboro UK Approves Plans for New Water Filtering Plant
Springboro votes special approval for a pump ling and filtering plant to double the water system. Mayor ONeill will advertise bids with openings set for August 26 and notes potential rate increases to fund expansion. Dead end lines will be eliminated by circulating improvements and new lines tied beyond village limits.
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Springboro
Board of Public Affairs
The
Water Board
Harlan Mace
Alfred LeFeber Engineering Co
Cincinnati
State Board of Health
Harry O'Neill
Dyer Construction Co
O'Neill
Judge Seeks Cool Relief From Heat in Alameda County Courthouse
Alameda County Board of Supervisors agreed to rent a cooling system for 115 to ease a municipal judge’s job under 95 or 96 degree heat. They will also study installing a courthouse-wide system after Judge Edward A. Quarles argued the heat affects his disposition.
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Oakland
Calif
Alameda
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West
USO Ae BS Verity
Mth Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Ftrvenines
William Glenn Huffman Sr
Dunwoody Rd
Webb Funeral Home
Alice Marie Harbron
Ridgewood Ave
Charles Bradford
Oxford Road
Campbell Funeral Home
Clarence R. Shields
East Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
Williamson-Ziegier Furnace CO
Verigan Vsi
Springboro UK
Clear Creek
Myers
Lower
Springboro Road
Edward A. Quaresma
Ross
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