Obituary for Mrs Carrie Adeline Bartrug 85
Mrs Carrie Adeline Bartrug 85 formerly of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 1059 p m She moved from Middletown to Gratis after her husband Joseph died in 1951 and later lived at Garden Manor Rest Home She was born in West Virginia Surviving are a daughter Mrs C Kalbaugh Bakersfield California a brother Howard Glover Akron a sister Mrs Edna Brumage Glover s Gap West Virginia seven grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild Arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Carrie Adeline Bartrug
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Joseph
Bartrug
Gratis
Garden Manor Rest Home
West Virginia
C. Kalbaugh
Bakersfield
Calif
Howard Glover
Akron
Edna Brumage
Glover’s Gap
W. V.a
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Mary Carder of Middletown dies at 44
Mrs Mary E Carder 44 of Middletown Rt 2 Messiman Road died of leukemia at 5 45 am at General Hospital Cincinnati She had lived in Middletown since 1951 Surviving are her husband Herman eight sons David on leave from Vietnam Herman in Long Beach Calif and others two daughters seven grandchildren Funeral services will be held 10 am Saturday at Riggs Funeral Home Rev Howard Sears officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Mary E. Carder
Middletown
Rt. 2
Messiman Road
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Carder
Herman
Robert
David
Vietnam
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas
Garry
William
James
Mark
Genevieve Phillaham
Peasttown
Mary Jane
John Mohn
Conisville
Paul Standfred
Clarksville
Ind
Howard Johnson
Huntington Park
Riggs
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Dr Hubert Altwicker dies at 70 in Lebanon
Dr Hubert J Altwicker 70 of Lebanon Rt 2 died yesterday. He was a consultant. Surviving are his wife Maria a daughter Mrs Renate Shroyer of Dayton a son Elmar of Somerville NJ and nine grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Saturday at St Anthony's Church Burial in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call at Meyer & Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hubert J. Altwicker
Funeral services for Bule E Phillips in Franklin
Bule E Phillips 57 of 156 Olive St Franklin died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. He was a welder for Dupps Co Germantown for 15 years and a member of German town Sportsmen's Club. Funeral at Eaton Funeral Home Saturday 9 30 a m with Rev H S Gessner. burial Springboro Cemetery. Survived by wife Annie a son Michael four daughters Susan Eckhart Carol Linda and Patricia four brothers John Virgil Sterling and William and one grandchild.
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Franklin
Bule E. Phillips
Olive St
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Springboro Cemetery
Phillips
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Dupps Co
Germantown
Annie
Michael
Susan Eckhart
Springboro
Carol
Linda
Patricia
John
Middletown
Virgil
Lebanon
Sterling
Sandy Hook
William
Grayson
Sullivan family notices for two services
Larry Sullivan age 9 of 5356 Reily Millville Road is to be buried or memorialized in a service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. John Rhodus age 88 of Buckley Road has services today.
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Larry Sullivan
Troy Sullivan
Reily - Millville Road
Proeschel
John Rhodus
Buckley Road
Marshall- Smith
Deaths Elsewhere Frazier Hunt Dies at 82
Frazier Hunt, noted author and war correspondent for the Chicago Tribune and Reader's Digest, died Sunday at age 82 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Frazier Hunt
The
Chicago Tribune
Reader's Digest
Three Injured in Two Car Crash and Snow Damages Autos
Three people suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at N Main Street and Columbia Avenue. Joyce Wilson age 25 and Ruth Ann Taylor age 12 of Hamilton treated for minor cuts. Sue Mynhier 18 of 7129 Michael Road also injured with minor head injuries. Snow caused a parked car to be demolished on Armco Drive. Several other winter accidents created about $1,525 in damage.
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Joyce Wilson
Ruth Ann Taylor
Hamilton
Middletown Hospit
N. Main Street
Columbia Avenue
Sue Mynhier
Michael Road
John Wilson
Flossie Mynhier
William J. Tillett
Winona Drive
Armco
Chalmer Hughes
Armco Drive
Hughes
Tillett
Robert J. Carpenter
Gladys Drive
Verity Parkway
18Th Avenue
Carpenter
Research Achievers JA Company of Month in Middletown
Research Achievers JA Company of the Month for December is Middletown’s top Junior Achievement firm. Led by Larry Brubaker the stainless steel serving trays producer posted 471 in sales over 12 weeks versus the group average of 346.65.
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Armco Research Center
Middletown
Larry Brubaker
Middletown JA
Warrant Signed for Motorist James Paul Oliver
A warrant was signed for James Paul Oliver 20 of 1609 Pershing Ave in a hit skip crash on Rs 122 east of West Alexandria Road. He allegedly left the scene after striking two cars and a guardrail and is charged with driving left of center and no operator license. Oliver reportedly said his car was stolen while at Jacksonburg School with five youths. He is on leave from the Army and must report back January 5.
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James Paul Oliver
Pershing Ave
Oliver
West Alexandria Road
Butler County
Jacksonburg
Four defendants held on rape torture charges in Hamilton
Three of four defendants charged with rape assault robbery and torture of a 61 year old Hamilton woman Christmas Eve were bound over to the Butler County grand jury with bonds of 11900 each. Ray Couch and a 17 year old boy face separate hearings as a preliminary hearing is continued to January 10. The victim, treated at Mercy Hospital, reported being forced into a car, beaten robbed of five rings and burned with burning paper. three assailants reportedly assaulted her.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Roger Garvin
Fairfax Ave
James W. Harris
Lebanon
Tenn
Danny Dale Harris
Allstatter Ave
William R.hendrickson
Ray Couch
Mercy Hospital
Fifth and Henry Streets
Operator Of Wehr Dairy Dead At 82
Clarence G Wehr 82 of 4350 Millikin Road Hamilton died at Mercy Hospital after deputies moved him there. He operated the Wehr Dairy in Hamilton for many years. Arrangements at Cahill Funeral Home were incomplete.
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Wehr Dairy
Hamilton
Clarence G Wehr
Millikin Road
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Life Squad
Cahill Funeral Home
Star Spangled Banner Origins Titled The Defence of Fort McHenry
The song now known as the Star Spangled Banner began as a handbill titled The Defense of Fort McHenry and initially did not include Francis Scott Key's name.
Job Opening for Machine Designers in Fast Growing Firm
Immediate need for men with 2 to 5 years experience as machine designers or similar. Excellent opportunity with a rapidly expanding company. We design and build complete products, enabling engineers to showcase final results. Profit sharing plan and strong fringe benefits. Apply now.
Egypt Opens Canal Bottom Survey To Clear Obstacles
Cairo reports Egypt has begun surveying the Suez Canal bed to locate sunken obstacles including the Magid tanker to free 15 foreign ships trapped since June. The operation has no fixed deadline, and ships will exit in stages as weather and UN arrangements permit.
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Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal
al Ahram
Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Food Stamps Seen as Practical Way to Aid Poor
A 1950s AP report notes 2.6 million Americans use food stamps to buy nearly $1 million in food daily across 1,200 areas in 43 states and D.C. The program, expanding under Congress, teaches budgeting as a market-based aid, with restrictions on nonfood items and limited oversight in small shops.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Congress
Kennedy
Agriculture
River Probe Goes On 10 Bodies Missing
Point Pleasant West Virginia divers and cranes continue in freezing Ohio River after the Silver Bridge collapse. State Police say 10 more bodies remain. Salvage costs reach 5900 dollars daily for derricks and tow boats. PSC decisions loom on Point Pleasant Gal lipo lis ferry bids and related applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Silver Bridge
U.S. Army Engineers
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Gallipolis
Kanauga
Ohio
West Virginia
New York Central Railroad
First in-motion train robbery by Reno gang in 1866
On October 6, 1866, members of the Reno gang halted an Ohio and Mississippi Railroad baggage and express car in a historic train robbery. The incident marked the first time a train was robbed while in motion, illustrating the Reno gang’s audacious criminal reach across rail lines.
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Reno
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
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