Safety First and North Western Have Unusual Names
In Seal Beach California two retirees, Safety First and North Western, reveal the oddity of their given names. Safety First notes his birth certificate carries the name to emphasize safety while North Western explains his surname came from his parents who named him after the Northwestern Railroad.
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Seal Beach
Calif
Safety First
North Western
Die Tek
North
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Retired Sorg Employees Awarded Sixty Year Pins
Sorg Paper Co. honors long serving retirees with service pins. Orville Pummill 709 Granada Ave could not attend. he retired in 1957 after 41 years as paper inspector in finishing. Homer L. Feerer Sr. 74 Auburn Ave receives a 55 year emblem. he retired in 1967 as former No. 3 Mill superintendent. Pubeena Reed and others receive 60 year and 41 year pins for long service. Albert Sherman, former director of purchases, retired in 1957 after 41 years.
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Sorg Paper Co
Orville Pummill
Granada Ave
Homer L. Feerer Sr
Auburn
Feerer
Finkbone
Albert D. Sherm
Sarwite
Christmas caroling begins downtown this weekend
Six groups will sing from a back of a flatbed truck at Broad Street and Central Avenue through December 22 for the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Retail Division sponsorship. Jean Lewis will start at 1 p.m. Monday with other church groups performing through Wednesday. Edward Q. Wells, 64, died at Middletown Hospital after a yearlong illness. services Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Butler County Memorial Park.
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Broad Street
Central Avenue
Broad and
Cen‘r
Middletown Area
Edward Q. Wells
Judy Drive
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Wells
Olymeee
Oe Gibson Jr
Burt
Mt. Sterling
Fannie Hunt F
Winchester
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Butler County Memorial Park
Obituary Notices of Forshey Family
Forshey of Sarahsville Ohio dies leaving a son S L Berry of Bethesda Md and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at McVay Funeral Home Caldwell Ohio with burial in Quaker City. Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m.
Funeral services for Laura A. Miller 74
Mrs. Laura A. Miller 74 of Services will have services at 10 am Monday at Brown Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton. Burial will be in Miltonville Cemetery. The funeral home will be open Sunday from 5 to 9 pm.
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Laura A. Miller
Brown- Dawson Funeral Home
Hamilton
Miltonville Cemetery
Funeral
Nancy L Reece 89 Dies at Woodland Nursing Home
Mrs Nancy L Reece aged 89 of East Street died at 9 30 p m Thursday at Woodland Nursing Home near Oxford where she had been a patient three months Her husband James died in 1947 Surviving are three daughters Mrs Susan Mashburn Camden Rt 1 Mrs Elizabeth Craig Dayton and Mrs Mary Gardner New Lexington four sons Joseph Camden James Melbourne Fla William Franklin and Ralph West Alexandria Rt 3 Two and a half dozen grandchildren forty great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren
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Gratis
Nancy L. Reece
East Street
Woodland Nursing Home
Oxford
James
Susan Mashburn
Camden Rt
Elizabeth Craig
Dayton
Mary Gardner
New Lexington
Joseph
Camden
Melbourne
Fla
William
Franklin
Ralph
West Alexandria
City commissioners to tour areas needing improvements
Commissioners including Stan Sorrell and Mary Alice Mack will join City Manager Dale Helsel and department heads for a city tour. A bus will visit storm sewer and curb sites around Middletown including the airport subdivision Avalon Gardens and Germantown Mobile Home area. The loop also covers Prospect Rehabilitation and nearby projects to compare past progress.
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Stan Sorrell
Mary Alice Mack
C. A. Hoeke
R. Paul Christiansen
Dale Helsel
Hessel
Middletown Municipal
Keays
Avalon Gardens
Germantown
South
Private services held for Julia Voss and Addie Hill
Julia Voss aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Voss 650 Carlisle Ave private services Saturday Addie Hill age 87 636 McKinley Ave services 10 am Saturday Webb Proeschel Mrs were noted in the listing with immediate family details and service times
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Julia Voss
John Voss
Carlisle Ave
Proeschel
Addie Hill
McKinley Ave
Webb
Steak Dinner Planned For Safety Patrol
About 365 Safety Patrol boys and girls will dine at Gregory's Steakhouse for a Christmas dinner. Children dine in two groups at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. with a party and Santa Claus visit. Gregory Palioyras, owner, provides meals and toys for drawings. restaurant closes until after 4 p.m.
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Safety Patrol
Gregory's Steakhouse
Santa Claus
Gregory Palioyras
Ohio
Palioyras
Leach
Canadian Mother Has Milk Route
Beverley Himes 29 delivers milk for a dairy in Dartmouth Nova Scotia. She chose the route to stay outdoors and meet people noting she would stagnate behind a desk. After three years driving a dry cleaning firm truck in Thunder Bay Ontario she moved back in 1969. She says for a married woman with two school age children the job is nearly perfect.
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Dartmouth
N.S
Beverley Himes
Police Briefs The Camera and Gunware Theft Reported
Larry Conn of 2303 Wilbraham Road reported the theft of a camera valued at 514 a Jens worth 400 and a pistol grip valued at 35 from a bedroom. The incident was described in a police brief.
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Larry Conn
Wilbraham Road
Parks Chief Named in Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Jack Miller, executive director of the Springfield Board of Park Trustees, has been appointed chief of parks and recreation in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, announced by Director William Nye.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jack Miller
Springfield Board of Park Trustees
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
William Nye
Miss JA Crowned Tonight at Coronation Ball
Thirty seven contestants vie for the Miss Junior Achievement crown at the Coronation Ball in Manchester from 8 p.m. to midnight. The winner advances to state and national honors with gifts from Central Store and a portrait. Local event directed by Jim Jones and the JA board of directors.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Er Telaes Te Esac
Ition
Everett Reer
Bob Toe
Ee “ Easy
Jim Jones
Germany and East West Pact Eases Berlin Travel
An accord aimed at easing travel to West Berlin was announced in Berlin and signed by West Germany’s Egon Bahr and East Germany’s Michael Kohl. It requires final approval by the Big Four powers before taking full effect, with the Soviet Union expected to delay signature until progress with the protocol.
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Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Egon Bahr
West Germany
Michael Kohl
East Germany
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Fire Breaks Out on 17th Ave No Damage Reported
A car owned by Morgan and Morgan at 517 18th Ave overheated from a broken fan belt at 8:48 a.m. on 517 17th Ave. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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17Th Ave
Morgan & Morgan
18Th Ave
City May Cut OKI Payments Amid Budget Cuts
Middletown will pay less on its OKI regional planning assessment in 19 due to OKI budget cuts. The OKI Executive Committee shaved about 170000 from the budget, with minimal city impact. OKI will drop its planned solid waste study for the nine county agency, affecting Hamilton County priorities.
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Middletown
OKI
Anthony Saree Oki
Journal Today
Hessling
Nine County Planning Agency
Hamilton County
Oddsmaker Rates Nixon Favorite for 1972 Race
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the Greek, also James Schneider, says Nixon is a seven to one favorite for reelection. He places Muskie under even money to win the Democratic nomination, with Helm, Jackson, and Muskie seen as leading contenders for the nomination in 1972.
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New York
Jimmy
Nixon
Las Vegas
James Schneider
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Hubert H. Helmpt
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Prayer Service Planned by Dayton Group
Brother Samuel Fair and the Prayer Band of Dayton will conduct a prayer service for the sick and low in spirits at Syiloh Holiness Tabernacle starting at 7:30 tomorrow.
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Samuel Fair
Prayer Band of
Dayton
Syiloh Holiness Tabernacle
Cart thefts cost Dallas area grocers thousands monthly
Grocery carts are stolen for various uses costing area stores about 40,000 dollars monthly. Each cart is valued at around 30 dollars with thefts carrying little chance of prosecution. The problem affects several grocers and their operations.
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Dallas
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Sorg
William C. Herndon
United Metro
Eist
Faith United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
S&s. John’s Church
St.oke United Presbyterian
Mrs
Laura Miller
Filson’s
Santa
Famous Label
David Utter
Peru
Ind
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
David
Camden Church of God
Hickory Flat Cemetery
R.C. ‘Nein & Sons
PARKS
Miss JA
Central Ave
Bell Vault & Monument Works, Inc
Dodds
Wom Weessiee Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Fedders
Tleeds
E. Fourth St
Jug
Sun
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