Fire Leaves 7 in Family Homeless in Union Township
Seven member Shumard family loses clothing beds and kitchen equipment in a 3:30 p m fire at 4720 Port Union Rd Liberty Township Fire Dept estimates 5 000 loss Fire Chief Frank Maus says fire likely started in a bedroom closet Residents escaped with neighbors helping to remove furniture Family now staying with relatives Welfare Dept and Salvation Army collecting clothing for the family.
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Hamilton
Union Township
Frank Maus
Liberty Township
Richard Shumard
Port Union Rd
Maus
Shumard
Governor's Award To Miami University President Millett
OXFORD The Governor's Award will go to Miami University President John D Millett at the Ohio Newspaper Assn dinner in Columbus. Millett says the honor recognizes Miami s sesquicentennial observance and its use of the anniversary to focus state higher education needs. Six Governor s Award recipients were named for this year including Walter Smoky Alston and Teresa Brewer.
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Oxford
Miami University
John D. Millett
Ohio
Assn
Columbus
Miami
Millett
DEA
Miller
Walter
Smoky) Alston
Darrtown
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stanley C. Alion
Dayton
National Cash Register Co
Johnb. Medaris
Milford
James B
Scotty) Reston
Springfield
Ohio State University
Cincinnati Reds
State Flu Wave Held Not Likely
Columbus AP reports Ohio health officials say a statewide influenza epidemic in the next months is unlikely. Dr Winslow J Bashe of the Communicable Diseases Division notes some cases will occur nationwide but at a smoldering level rather than a brushfire sweep. no 1957 scale is expected.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Health Department
Winslow J Bashe
Department
Bashe
Ohio
Boys Decide To Go Home After Zoo Stop
Three 12 year old boys ran away from school and flagged a motorist near the Dallas Zoo asking to be taken to the police station. Two had bad report cards and feared going home. They planned to run but grew hungry and gave up after unable to open a can of sausage with a dull knife.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas Zoo
Zoo
Obituary for Minnie Mae Kearns 78 Tren ton native
Minnie Mae Kearns of Tren ton aged 78 died at 10 30 a m yesterday at home after a year of declining health. She was a Seven Mile Methodist Church member and Sunday school teacher for 40 years. Survived by brother John H at 4745 Howe Rd. Services Friday at 2 p m at Seven Mile Church officiated by Reverends Bumgardner and Gifford. Burial in Miltenville Cemetery. Visitation Riggs Funeral Home tomorrow 7 9 p m and at the church after 1 p m Friday.
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Minnie Mae Kearns
Howe Rd
Trenton
Miss Kearns
Seven Mile Methodist Church
John H
Dale Bumgardner
Edwin J. Gifford
Miltenville Cemetery
Riggs
Mrs Clara Stacy Dies At 87 In Springboro
Mrs Clara Stacy 87 died at 5 45 pm Tuesday at her daughter's home Mrs W H Null after ten weeks illness. Services Friday 2 pm at Lytle Methodist Church with Rev Davis and Rev Jerome Schulz officiating. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Calling hours Thursday at the Noble residence. Survived by three daughters Mrs Russell Burnett Ridgeville Mrs Dearth Sheehan Centerville and Mrs Leslie Gray Lytle nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Springboro
Clara Stacy
W. H. Null
Lytle Methodist Church
Davis
Jerome Shulz
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Russell Burnett
Ridgeville
Dearth Sheehan
Centerville
Leslie Gray
Lytle
Obituaries and Funeral Times for Local Residents
Enyeart N Bowden age 61 of 200 Dayton Street will have services at 10 a.m. Friday at Zettler. John Morgan Eldridge age 85 of 2220 Freeman Avenue will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Campbell. Mrs Catherine M Brinker age 93 of 3214 Cavanaugh Avenue Cincinnati formerly Hamilton will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Joseph Church.
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Enyeart
Bowden
Dayton St
Zettler
John Morgan Eldridge
Freeman Ave
Campbell
Catherine M. Brinker
Cavanaugh Ave
Cincinnati
Hamilton
St. Joseph Church
Hotel founder Abraham Tisch dies at 63 in Deal New Jersey
Abraham S. Tisch founder of a large hotel chain died Monday at 63. His properties included hotels in New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington DC and Boston and the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach Florida.
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Houston, Tex
Abraham S. Tisch
Tisch
Deal
N.J
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington, D. .C
Boston
Miami ‘Beach
Fla. Bloomington
Ind
Theodore J. Williams
Indiana University Student Health Service
General Motors Corp
Wilmington
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Kittel Named Supervisor at Armco Steel
Harold L. Kittel, previously senior staff industrial engineer at Armco Steel Corp's general offices, is promoted to supervising industrial engineer. He will head the company's electrical cost control program. Kittel joined Armco in 1935, served in the Navy 1943–46, and held multiple Armco roles before the promotion. He studied at University of Cincinnati and University of Dayton, earning an industrial management degree in 1956.
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Harold L. Kittel
Armco Steel Corp
W. C. Higdon
Kittel
Armco
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc
Middletown Works
General Office
University of Cincinnati Evening College
University of Dayton Evening College
Alcoholism Institute Open To Public In Dayton
The Ohio Probation and Parole Association invites Middleton residents to a two day in service training on alcoholism at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton tomorrow and Friday. Louis A Rossi OPPA president and Middletown Municipal Court chief probation officer says sessions aim to clarify the problem. More than 109 attendees expected in co sponsored program with the Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene. Rossi will lead a panel discussion with two judges and a parole commission member Friday noon. Marty Mann executive director of the National Council on Alcoholism and John M Murtagh chief city magistrate of New York City are among speakers. Workshops films and talks feature various aspects of alcoholism problem. Miller B Makey Ohio Bureau of Probation and Parole chairs the institute.
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Ohio Probation and Parole Assn
Dayton
Louis A. Rossi
OPPA
Middletown
Ross
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Marty Mann
The
National Council On Alcoholism
John M. Murtagh
New York City
Miller
Makey
Ohio Bureau of Probation and Parole
Artist Sued For Alimony
Louis Buddy Bregman, 29, told Los Angeles court he is an artist and cannot handle finances as he faces $8,000 in unpaid alimony. His ex wife Gloria Radovich, 34, daughter of Jack Haley, filed the complaint claiming an alimony order of $1,000 monthly for 121 months. His attorney challenged the hearing arguing Radovich had a Mexican divorce and remarried, rendering the order invalid.
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Los Angeles
Louis
Buddy) Bregman
Bregman
Gloria Radovich
Jack Haley
Tiny Claremont College Rejects Federal Gifts
Claremont California Tiny College declines federal funds saying private education thrives without government gifts. Board of trustees cites belief in free enterprise and warns government aid invites interference with free inquiry and scholarship.
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Claremont
Calif
Claremont College
Board of Trustees
Ohio Senators Vote Yes On Federal Election Amendment
Ohio Democratic senators Frank J. Lausche and Stephen M. Young joined the Senate majority in passing a proposed constitutional amendment by 70 to 18. The measure would ban voll taxes in relation to federal elections and empower governors to fill House vacancies in emergencies while granting DC residents presidential election voting rights.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J.lausche
Stephen M. Young
Senate
District of Columbia
Cub Pack 6 Welcomes Five New Members at Blue and Gold Dinner
Cub Scout Pack 6 admitted five new members James Michael Barton Wayne Lee Graham Kevin Middaugh Earl Joseph Nanamaker and Timothy Lee Smith at the First Methodist Church. Awards were given to several members including Ronnie Aguor Jimmy King Victor McGuire Jr Mike Mechling Danny Morris Kenny Pressler Randy Smith Garry Walters Donnie Wise and Hugh Yeary Tim Fawns was named den chief of Den 4. The program featured a Den 6 skit and remarks from church and club leaders.
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First Methodist Church
James Michael Barton
Wayne Lee Graham
Kevin Middaugh
Earl Joseph Nanamaker
Timothy Lee Smith
Ronnie Aguor
Jimmy King
Victor McGuire Jr
Mike Mechling
Danny Morris
Kenny Pressler
Randy Smith
Garry Walters
Donnie Wise
Hugh Yeary
Tim Fawns
Den 4
Den 6
William Riggs
Donald W. Cryer
C. E. Wintringham
James Gibbs and the early table tennis game in England
The record notes James Gibbs of England credited with popularizing table tennis between 1880 and 1990. It marks him as a key figure in bringing the game to public attention during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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James Gibbs
England
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Dr. Millet
Charles F. Kettering
Harlan Hatcher
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Ernest J. King
Robert A Taft
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Charles R. Hook
Ralph W. Lockman
Arthur S. Flemming
John C. Baker
Neil M. McElroy
Bob Hope
Don Finsterwald
Ted Lewis
Tony Trabert
Woody Hayes
William
Hopalong Cassidy) Boyd
Tommy Henrich
Harrison Dillard
Mal Whitfield
PO UU Ay
Verity Prwy
Mth
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier, Mg
Central Ave
Minnie Kearns
Mrs
California
Florida
Arizona
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Tiny College
Lausche
Young
Cub Pack
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
N. Broad ST
Deckers
Dillman's
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Wieners
Charmin
Robin With Hood
Gladiola
Armour’s Special Street
Vienna
Gibbs
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