Crystal Tissue Co Hosts 800 at Family Christmas Party
Over 800 people attended Crystal Tissue Co's annual family Christmas party at Amanda Junior High School auditorium. A two hour program featured carols, variety acts, Santa Claus, treats, and presentation of service watches to Arthur Eisele and Enyeard Kramer. Rev. C W Bollinger gave an invocation and E Grant welcomed guests as Ruth Best served as mistress of ceremonies and led carols. Acts included Bill King The Amands Attila Galambam The Tuckers. Robert McDade chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Tissue Co
Amanda Junior High School
Santa Claus
Arthur Eisele
Kramer
C. W. Bollinger
Amanda Methodist Church
E. Grant
Ruth Best
Bill King
The
Amands
Attila Galambam
Tuckers
Robert McDade
Three Treated At Middletown Hospital
Three youths were treated at Middletown Hospital. John Kahne, 12, cut knee. Sutphin Sutphin Sr. received ten stitches. Everett Hounshell, 12, fractured left shoulder. John Miller, 11, cut hand with a knife at Lincoln School.
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Middletown Hospital
John Kahne
Elizabeth Kahne
Sutphin Sr
Everett Hounshell
Seldon Hounshell
Germantown Rt. 2
Gratis School
John Miller
John E. Miller
Ardmore Drive
Lincoln School
Service Overseas Ruling Modified
The Defense Department issued a memorandum easing Eisenhower's ban on dependents overseas. It creates exemptions and lets each service set monthly quotas, likely increasing the number allowed to stay abroad beyond 200,000. Deputy Secretary James H. Douglas released the memorandum in Gates absence.
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Washington
Eisenhowser
Department of Defense
Eisenhower
United States
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
James H. Douglas
Defense
Thomas S. Gates
Kennedy Cool In Pinch In 1960 Election View
Look magazine correspondent Fletcher Knebel told a Miami University audience that John F. Kennedy is at his best under pressure and can become a strong president. He described Kennedy as curious and probing, yet not a snob, with risks of late appointments and safety disregard as potential faults.
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Oxford
John F. Kennedy
Fletcher
Knebel
Washingion
Miami University
Dayton
Miami
Washington
Look Magazine
Cowles
White House
Kennedy
Garfield forms liaison group for urban renewal effort
Garfield residents form a neighborhood association to link with the Urban Renewal Area. The seven member board led by Rev Herbert Hart will inform members of progress and serve as a clearing house for residents property owners and businesses. The group will soon hold a general meeting to enroll more members and explain aims.
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Garfield
Walter Newman
Newman
The
Neigh
Borhood Association
Herbert Hart
Bertha D'Varga
Mary JL. Rutledge
Distress Gresham
Art Rossi
John Webb
Cecil Hunter
Clifton Willams
Hilliam Bodine
Arthur Quinn
Mayme Briggs
John Trammel
Angelo Rossi
Murray Merchant
Joel Bailey
Lavater Gresham
Andrew Dobrozsi
Infant Patterson Stillborn in Middletown Hospital
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Patterson of 1301 York St was stillborn at 545 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Graveside services are at Woodside Cemetery at family convenience arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home.
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Patterson
Charles Patterson
York St
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Miss Wary Turner Dies at 19 in Cincinnati
Miss Mary Jean Turner 19 died at 8 p m yesterday at 3848 Dakota St Cincinnati after seven years of illness. Survived by mother Florence Rooney Turner of Cincinnati father Robert Edward Turner of Yemassee D C and a brother. Requiem High Mass 10 a m Monday at Bellamine Chapel Xavier University campus burial Spring Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 4 to 9 p m at residence. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Mary Jean Turner
Dakota St
Cincinnati
Florence Rooney Turner
Robert Edward Turner Oi
Yemassee
D. C
Bellamine Chapel
Xavier University
Spring Grove Cemetery
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Powell Wells Powell Wells dies in Middletown Hospital
Powell Wells 77 of 3712 Warren Ave died at 9 45 am today at Middletown Hospital. Survivors include his wife Lula Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
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Powell Wells
Warren Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lula
McCoy-Leffier
Obituaries for Fischer and Agee Services Tomorrow
Robert J Fischer 46 of 980 Chase Ave and Elmer L Agee 47 of 2190 Peck Ave are listed with services at 10 a m tomorrow. Details reference Kraus Zettler in the notice.
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Robert J Fischer
Chase Ave
Kraus
Elmer L. Agee
Peck Ave
Obituaries for Hildreth and Fitzsimmons Died This Week
Joseph S. Hildreth 82 retired Chilton Co. chairman died Wednesday after a long publishing career beginning in 1924. He worked with Chicago Post and Hearst Motor. Frank B. Fitzsimmons 48 AP Boston photographic technician died Wednesday after 28 years with the AP. born Conception Junction Missouri.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S. Hildreth
Chilton Co
Hildreth
Chilton
Chicago Post
Hearst
Motor
Boston
Frank B. Fitssimmons
Associated Press
Fitzsimmons
Convinces Judge He’s Scientist Not Gambler
A Hamburg man calling himself the roulette king of Europe won acquittal on an income tax charge by persuading a judge he is a scientist not a gambler. He claimed the “suredire” roulette system failed due to American wheels having one more digit. Investors lost about $7000 trying his theory of probabilistic computation in Las Vegas. The court treated the funds as unreported investment income rather than gambling winnings.
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Los Angeles
Hamburg
Europe
Benno Elite Winkel
Liebenstein
Las Vegas
Internal Revenue Service
Are You An Accident Prone Driver
AP report from Los Angeles quotes Dr. Donald Schuster of the University of Southern California describing chronic violators as physically and psychologically active. He says such drivers drive themselves to advance, rely on others despite aggressiveness, resist cultural conformity, lack aesthetic appreciation, and take risks. Schuster has tested 2,000 drivers since 1958.
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Los Angeles
Donald Schuster
University of Southern California
Schuster
State to advance five million in poor relief funds
State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced an advance distribution of five million dollars in 1961 poor relief money will be released today. The early disbursement aims to aid counties and cities that report exhausted funds with more than half going to the state's six largest counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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Arthur R. Eisele
Stanley H. Reed
Far Left
E. E. Grant
Far Right
Crystal Yule
Converse
Monument Co
Manchester
M&m Laundries
Baltimore St. Middletown
Westinghouse Laundromat
Service Overseas
Benton Auditorium
Benjamin Harrison
Garfield Residents Farm Group On Urban Renewal
Zenith
Zenith Space Command
Radio G TV
Central Ave
Miss Wary Turner
Walter Zecher
Yule Tree Farm
Oxford St. Rd
Yankee Rd
OL John Ross
Middletown
Boss’ Girlswear
Ross’ Childrens Shoes
Mens Wool Suburban
Orion
Loss
Men & Boyswear
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