Dies At 55 George Beyerlein Longtime Middletown Barber
George Beyerlein 55 of 501 15th Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a 30 year career as co owner of George and Bill's Barber Shop on Curtis Street He was a member of First Methodist Church and the Middletown IOOF Survived by wife Lucille two daughters two brothers and a sister Funeral services set for 10 am Monday at J R Baker Sons Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery Graveside rites planned for 10 am tomorrow at Woodside Cemetery with Rev Clifford Hutchinson officiating memorials suggested to the Christian Children's Fund Inc
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Beyerlein
15Th Ave
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
George and
Bill
Curtis Street
First Methodist Church
Lucille
H. D. Wilson
Urbana
John F. Armstrong
Monterey
Calif
Walter
David
Fred
Hamilton
Ernest Betz
J. R. Baker & Sons
Charles Lovell
Woodside
Christian Children's Fund, Inc
Richmond
Floyd Atliff
Denniston
Woodside Cemetery
Clifford Hutchinson
J. R. Baker Sons Funeral Home
Mrs Pearl Pieratt 69 Dies After Unconsciousness
Mrs Pearl McCarty Pieratt aged 69 was found unconscious at 1910 Winona Dr Middletown at 3 40 a m and pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. She widow of David E Pieratt who died in 1943. Survived by two sons Reuben and Robert both of Middletown one brother Mat McCarty of Georgia. Funeral at 2 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial in Woodleside Cemetery. Friends may call 2 5 and 7 10 p m Sunday at the funeral home.
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Pearl McCarty Pieratt
Middletown Hospital
Winona Dr
Pieratt
Bath County
David E. Pieratt
First Christian Church
Reuben
Robert
Middletown
Mat McCarty
Eorgia
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Infant son of Ratliffs dies after birth at Middletown Hospital
Marvin Ratliff Jr, infant son of Mr and Mrs Marvin B Ratliff of 3411 Jewell St, died at 6:45 pm yesterday shortly after birth at Middletown Hospital. Survived by parents, half brother Marvin W and half sister Joyce Gale at home, maternal grandmother Mrs Dorea Seans.
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Marvin Ratliff
Marvin B. Ratliff
Jewell St
Middletown Hospital
Marvin W
Joyce Gale
Dorea Seans
Long Walks For Nothing in Clearwater Jury Duty
CLEARWATER Fla A 40 year old lawn worker and ex marine twice walked 22 miles in a week to fulfill his jury duty. Russell S Emery arranged rides from Gulf Port to the county seat when called. Two nights he could not get rides back and walked the 22 miles to Gulf Port taking about seven hours each time. After faithful attendance in court Bradbury was not chosen to serve on any jury.
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Clearwater
Fla
Exmarine
Russell S. Emery
Gulfport
Bradbury
Pistol Wielders Represent U S In Melbourne Olympics
CAMP PERRY Ohio Offutt Pinion of Peebles Ohio and M Sgt Huelet Benner West Point pistol coach will represent the United States in the slow fire event at the Melbourne Olympic pistol contest Pinion 44 year old chief warrant officer in the Navy averaged 539 of 600 in the 60 shot try out and will be first Olympiad Benner who won the 1952 Helsinki slow fire shoot and competed in 1948 London averaged 633 in Thursday's qualifier.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Offutt Pinion
Peebles
Huelet Benner
West Point
Uncle Sam
Melbourne
Australia
Pinion
Navy
Benner
Helsinki
London
Swarming Bees Bring Out Cops in Norfolk
Norfolk police and an SPCA representative responded to a bee swarm that settled in a weed patch at night. Officers M L Everett, Gene E and Sergeant J S Siler, with a burlap cover, attempted to evict the hive. SPCA rep Johnny Lowe was stung on the finger.
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Norfolk
M. L. Everett
Gene E
J. S. Siler
SPCA
Johnny Lowe
Smokers More Costly Than Fire Bugs In Chicago Study
Fire prevention engineers from an insurance company warn that smokers cause far more damage than firebugs. They report cigarette related losses last year reached about 65 million dollars, while fires of incendiary and suspicious origin caused around 25 million dollars in damages.
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Chicago
Services for George Triplett at 2 p.m. Monday
George Triplett 30 died of a heart ailment at the National Institute for Health. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at J. R. Baker & The Rev John W Carter will officiate burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He resided with his aunt Mrs Florence Miller at 1938 Fleming Rd.
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George Triplett
National Institute For Health
J. R. Baker & Sons
John W. Carter
Woodside Cemetery
Triplett
Florence Miller
Fleming Rd
William Humphrey Franklin Dies at 79 After Long Hardware Store Career
William Emerson Humphrey, 79, owner of the Humphrey Variety Store, died last night at his home on Main Street. He operated the store since 1915 and celebrated his 54th wedding anniversary with wife Genevieve. Survived by two sons, two grandchildren. funeral Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Rev. John V. Edwards to officiate. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Franklin
William Emerson
Humphrey
Main St
Genevieve
Franklin Presbyterian Church
Gerald
Wyoming
Ohio
Anglesby
John V. Edwards
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary for Orville Runyon of Eaton
Orville Runyon 81 died Wednesday at Bayless Rest Home Dayton. Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Girton Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Hattie son William of Eaton daughters Dorothy Cooper Eaton brothers Charles Dayton Roy Dayton Glenn Dayton sisters Ruth Smith Eaton Nellie Southworth Dayton and four grandchildren. He previously worked for Parker Poultry Co. and resided at 23 N Maple Ave.
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EATON
Orville Runyon
Bayless Rest Home
Dayton
Girton - Schmidt
Mound Hill Cemetery
Mr. Runyon
Parker Poultry Co
Maple It
Hattie
William
Dorothy Cooper
Charles
Roy
Glenn
Ruth Smith
Nellie Southworth
Kathleen Howard, Canadian-born actress and editor, dies at 72
Kathleen Howard, 72, once an opera singer and later a noted motion picture actress and fashion editor, died Wednesday. She was born in Canada.
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Hollywood
Kathleen Howard
Canada
Fourth polio case listed in Butler County
Butler County reports its fourth polio case in ten days as Mrs. Loris Mantz of 1308 Hanover Street Hamilton is admitted to Mercy Hospital with a polio diagnosis. Three adults and one child have been stricken since a week ago Wednesday, all residents of the Hamilton area. The first case this year was reported in May.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Loris Mantz
Hanover St
John W. Mantz
Hamilton i
Camden plowing champ Guckian retains title in county contest
Jim Guckian of Camden Rt 1 wins the senior division for the second straight year at the Preble County Plowing Contest held near West Alexandria. Floyd Nishwitz of Troy wins the area title with 80.1 points, while Darke County champion Herald Baird places second with 80.1. Bobby Jo Guckian, 13, junior county winner, scores 84.1. About 1,000 attended. a tractor rodeo for Future Farmers of America also judged.
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Eaton
JamesCuckian
Camden Rt. 1
Preble County
In Valley
Iesees
West Alexania
Guckian Wehead
Floyd Nishwitz
Troy Rt
Miami County
Darke County
Herald Baird
Ansonia
Guckian
Raymond Poos
Don Barbee
Conover
Bob Addisson
Dayton
Barbee
Plower
England
Nishwitz
Celina
Mercer County
Bobby Jo
Willard Guckian
Camden Rt
Chester Hartman
Howard Hartman
Eaton Rt
Chester
George Wadlington
Farmers of America
Everett Blankenship
West Alexandria
Charles Leinbach
Lanier
Tom Snape
Enon
Jim Combs
Ronnie Oler
New Paris
Harold Yost
Bob Ashworth
Edward Locker
Lewisburg
Billy Cameron
Monroe
Hamilton rolls along on housing project start
Hamilton plans a 142 unit federal housing project in Second Ward. Funds from the Public Housing Administration cover land purchase. options obtained on 51 of 76 parcels. Structures on several streets will be razed for the $2 million project serving low income families.
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Hamilton
Mosday
Evelyn Welliver
Sycamore Street
S. Front Street
Neilan Boulevard
Home Run Derby Records From The Associated Press
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees leads with 42 hits in 11 games, chasing Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace for 60. The Cincinnati Redlegs post 163, aiming at the major league team mark of 221 set by the 1947 New York Giants. Yankees 152 trail the AL single season record 182 by 1936. The National League 904 and American League 808 stand as league totals, with records 1,263 and 973 from 1955 and 1950 respectively.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Cincinnati Redlegs
New York Giants
Yankees
Cigarette Likely Fire Cause At Ray Fullen Home
Fire investigators led by Capt. Monard Gall determined careless smoking caused a blaze at 1209 Baltimore St. early yesterday. Damage estimated at 4000 to 4500 dollars, confined to the second floor storage room filled with various articles, with a boy reporting no prior smoke scent.
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Ray Fullen
Baltimore St
Capt
Monard Gall
Capt. Gall
Gall
Woman Dies In Fire In Dayton At 77
Mrs Agnes on of Dayton aged 77 died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a fire swept through her home Thursday night. Cause of the fire was undetermined.
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Dayton
Ohio
Agneson
John Carroll President Dies Suddenly at 29
Father Frederick E. Welfle, presiding Jesuit at John Carroll University since 1946, died suddenly of a heart attack at 58. He expanded enrollment from 150 to 3100, served as history chair before becoming president in 1946, and funeral rites are set at St. Joan the Divine Cathedral. Survivors include a Toledo sister and a Jesuit brother in India.
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Cleveland
Frederick E. Welfle
John Carroll University
Father Welfle
Greater
Douglas Keller
Hamlet
Ohio
Toledo
Society of Jesus
Ohio State University
St. Xavier High School
Xavier Uni
Cincinnati
John Carroll
Chicago
Carroll
St. Joan the Divine Cathedral
Richard
Patna
India
Kroehler Furniture Prices Highlighted at Ranft's
Count the differences in Kroehler quality and solid construction. Compare our prices for Kroehler furniture. You’ll find Kroehler is for less at Ranft's. Come soon.
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Kroehler
Jon Fine
Ranft’s
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Mrs. Pearl Pieratt
William Humphrey
Associated Press
Jean Margetts
Utah
Sunnyvale
James B. Hixon Jr
Salt Lake City
Camden
Jim Guckian
Archie Peterson
Yellow Springs
Addison
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Bob Ae
Wranglers
Waltzers
Strand Theatre
John Dobroszi, JR
Insurance Agency
First Ave
Nemes
Raproof
Central Ave
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