Births Reported In Local Vital Statistics
Mr and Mrs Clarence Reynolds 1729 Garfield St welcome a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Halsey 3218 Seneca St report a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Clark 1411 Garfield St have a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Tussey Franklin Route 2 have a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hudson 3 South Main St Franklin report a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bowman 2008 Arlington Ave have a boy today. Mr and Mrs Carl Chamberlain Trenton report a boy today. Mr and Mrs Dorsey Williams Camden Route 1 report a girl today. Mr and Mrs Floren Duncil 802 Sixteenth Ave report a girl today. OUT OF TOWN Mr and Mrs Gerhard Murka Dayton report a boy Dayton Miami Valley Hospital. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Kraft Monroe and paternal grandmother Mrs Clara Murka Alameda Place Dayton referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reynolds
Garfield St
Yesteray
James Halsey
Seneca St
Theodore Clark
Mitchell Tussey
Franklin Route 2
Thomas Hudson
South Main St
Franklin
Robert Bowman
Arlington Ave
Carl Chamberlain
Trenton
Dorsey Williams
Camden
Gerhard Murka
Dayton
Dayton Miami Valley Hospital
Ray Kraft
Monroe
Clara Murka
Alameda Place
Hospital notes list surgeries and patient updates
In The Hospital Mrs. John Musgrove of Monroe undergoes surgery. Mrs. Dexter Carpenter of Excel reports medical care. John Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, is mentioned in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Musgrove
Monroe
Dexter Carpenter
Excello
John Johnson
Wonderfully blessed by restored active life after rheumatic illness
I describe being crippled by Rheumatoid Arthritis with deformed hands and stiff ankles yet recovering to full activity. Limited space prevents full details here. write me and I will answer with how I received this wonderful relief.
Edmond Dye resigns from Eaton Public Library board
Edmond K. Dye resigns after 20 years on the Eaton Public Library board and as clerk of the board. Mayor Lee Campbell announces E. S. Stotler will fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Edmond K. Dye
Eaton Public Library
Lee Campbell
Dye
Library
Campbell
E. S. Stotler
Boy Bound by Holdup Trio Near Lewisburg
A 15 year old boy was bound and gagged by three robbers at Lang's Trading Post along U S 40 two miles east of Lewisburg. The youths said the trio fled with 35 dollars, a wrist watch and the boy's billfold after threatening him with a revolver and tying him with twine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
U.S 40
Lewisburg
Stanley Lang
Preble County
Lang
Young Lang
U.S. 40
Fred Lang
Legion Post 218 to hold monthly meeting tomorrow night
Adjutant Ed Portsmouth announced that American Legion Post 218 will conduct its regular monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 218
Legion
Ed Portsmouth
Appointing Pearl Jones Administratrix of Gilbert Jones Estate
Notice records Pearl Jones of Germantown Ohio as administratrix for the estate of Gilbert Jones in Madison Township Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 13 1953 Probate Judge Harry F Walsh and attorney Thomas H Stubbs notice runs August 18 25 September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Jones
Pearl Jones
Keister Road
R.R
Germantown
Ohio
Madison Township
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Thomas H. Stubbs
Le ver puzzle primes fortune from name length
A playful puzzle describes a daily fortune message. Count letters in your first name, adjust by subtracting four if six or more, or adding three if fewer than six, to get a key number. Read the letters under checked squares from the top left of the rectangle to reveal the message.
Temporary Solution Found To Township Garbage Problem
Lemon Township residents regain garbage pickup after two weeks without service as the board proposes a temporary solution. Trustee Henry McLaughlin says residents may call him or fellow trustees William Miller or Wayne Ludwig for service, while officials study contracting a single firm for continuous collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLaughlin
Township Board of Trustees
McLaughlin
William Miller
Wayne Ludwig
Preble 4-H Camp Opens at Louella Mae
Preble County 4-H Junior Camp opened Sunday at Camp Louella Mae near Somerville with 59 youngsters. The group returns home Wednesday after three days. about 40 seniors will register for a camp lasting until Saturday morning. Activities include crafts conservation tours swimming vespers recreation and campfire programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Preble County
Louella Mae
Somerville
Police Briefs At Sherman School Juveniles Reprimanded
Two 15 year old boys cleaned up broken glass under police supervision at Sherman School after officers Clarence Lawson and Clarence Bailey halted the vandalism and lectured them. Hugh Butler reported activity at Lincoln School fearing traps on the second floor. Emma Adams reported a $5 billfold loss on Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman School
Clarence Lawson
Clarence Bailey
Lincoln School
Hugh Butler
Butler
Emma Adams
New St
Lebanon
Central Avenue
Middletown adopts emergency ordinance to purchase land for park use
The Middletown City Commission declares an emergency to acquire real estate for park purposes. The measure authorizes the Chairman to purchase fee simple title to specified lots in Damen Park Subdivision and adjacent parcels in Lemon Township Butler County Ohio. Adopted July 29 1953 with publication Aug 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Pecenace
Lemon Township
Damen Park
Park Improvement Fund
Francis Carmody
Doris E. Kronborg
Area Veterans Sent to Reserve Under 1951 Universal Military Law
Forty four Army veterans from the local area have been assigned to the reserve under the Universal Military Training and Service Law of 1951. The law requires two years active duty and three to six years in the reserve. Names and addresses of reservists from Middletown and surrounding communities are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Public Information Office
Middletown
Drew D. Beasley
North Broad St
Lynn B. McGuire
North Leibee St
Pfe
Walter J. Riley
Eleventh Ave
William R. Shafer
Hayward J. Buchanan
Seneca St
Barberton Post to Launch as Weekly Paper in October
James C. May former editor of the West Schulkill Herald Tow City Pa announces plans to open a new weekly newspaper the Barberton Post in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Ohio
James C. May
West Schulkill Herald
Tow City
Barberton Post
Military personnel list from Hamilton area
A long OCR line lists numerous service members with ranks and addresses across Hamilton Oxford Lebanon and surrounding towns. Names include Cpl Kimberlin Knight Metcalfe Teckman Senger Senger Pugh Reynolds Senger Walker Ziels Wright Yeoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Jett
Lee Ave
Hamilton
James E. Kimberlin
North Lane
Lebanon
Paul E. Knight
Oregonia
Edward E
Laven
Vine St
Earl E. Metcalfe
Symmes Ave
Thomas J. Muncey
S. Main St
Oxford
Raymond Pugh, Jr
Box 47
Okeawa
Robert
Donald A. Wood
Floyd L. S. Wright
East Collins St
David L. Ziels
Heaton St
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Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Douglas Johnson
Oxford State Rd
Woodrow Cope
Burton Rd
William L. Smith
Charles St
Benjamin Hall
Frederick Hall Jr
Superior Ave
Delores Carpenter
Lonnie Carpenter
Harry Layburn
Lafayette St
Mitchell Dennis
First Ave
Andrew Ballard
Webster St
Arnold Reed
Junior Reed
Route 1
Carl Scarpa
Nelbar St
Robert Fiscus
Baltimore St
Millard Stamper
John Mills
William Dickerson
Elsmere
Clyde Deaton
Salem
Hames _ Locker
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Corporation
Springfield
Portsmouth
Merican Hospital Association
Wright Brothers
Vance Russello
Rad
Cincy Reserve
Stanley Allen
Joe Ave
James G. Anderson
West Chester
Robert T. Broadwell
William B. Cordrey
Central Ave
Dewey Cowan
Main St
Eugene D. Daily
South B St
Thomas H. Feltz
Protania Ave
Quentin J. Fields
Shuler Ave
Alvin F. Flaig
Laurel Ave
Robert F. Gilkison
Morrow
Charles E. Gwin
Waynesville
Richard E. Hale
Sam Hogan
South Lebanon
Richard T. Hosler
Ridgelawn Ave
Edward Hymer
Pater Ave
Clifford L. Ingram
North D St
Herman L. Jerdon
Benninghofen Ave
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