Robert L. Stewart 77 Co-Founder of Ortman Bus Company
Robert L. Stewart 77 co founded Ortman Bus Company died suddenly of a heart attack at his home 512 Stanley Street. He was active in civic affairs serving on the city planning board and traffic council and was a lifelong resident. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at First Methodist Church with viewing Wednesday from noon to 9 pm and Thursday from 9 to 0 pm. He leaves a wife a grandchild and a sister.
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Robert Stewart
Ortman_ Bus Company
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Mewar
Lee Getmen
Chertet
Alee
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Eizabeth
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Sixier, Seuih
Driver Bound To Grand Jury In Auto Death
Schaeffer 31 of Ravenswood Ave entered a plea of innocent to a second degree charge connected with a crash that killed Scinto. The hearing was postponed twice due to snow and an earlier car overturn incident on the way to the hearing.
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Grand Jury
Lebanon
Clarence Banker
Oak Schaeffer
Ravenswoed Ave
Manera
Efter
Scinto
Schaeffer
Owner Foils Theft Of Car By Youths
Two teenage youths attempted a daylight car theft near 1105 Girard Ave. The owner, H Sebreck, ran from his home at 1344 am and the youths fled when he hurried out. Police were not listed as involved and no injuries reported.
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H. Sebreck
Girard, Ave
Mothers Meet Jacksonburg Cradle Roll at Bucheit Home
The Cradle Roll Mothers of the EUB Church Jacksonburg will meet at 7 30 PM Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Bucheit for a social gathering and planning.
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Jacksonburg
EUB Church of
Robert Bucheit
Armco Pilot's Wife Dies in Delaware
Mrs. Payne died of a heart attack found by neighbors after her five year old son Christian awakened bystander. She lived with her husband at Pagne flown from Fort Lauderdale to Delaware after being notified. Survived by her husband and parents Mr. and Mrs. C H Rippeete of Cumberland. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Magers Funeral Home.
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Cumberland, Mid
Magers Funeral Home
Rio Freeze Forecast Keeps Winter Hopes Alive
The weather outlook hints at a brief break with noon temperatures near 36 degrees and a low around 18. Groundhog Day predicts six more weeks of winter despite light snow chances and possible flurries in parts of Ohio.
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Ohio
Exposion Victim In Fair Condition
The condition of William Litsakos, 71, proprietor of William Litsakos and Sons grocery store at 101 Fleming Road, Burned last week, remains fair as reported today.
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William ‘Litsakos
William Litsakos
Sen Grocery
Fleming Rd
Freight shipments on railway lines cut to a trickle
Incoming freight deliveries slowed to a trickle as strike action disrupts rail service. Passenger trains run reduced schedules while freight crews and yard operations face widespread curtailments. Specific timelines show limited Northeast and Baltimore routes with selective departures posted.
31 Men Take Draft Exams In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati draft exam session notes 31 men taking tests. The report lists names and addresses of examinees born in 1920 and notes several requested transfers within the local district. It states many are attending college and that induction will begin only after medicals and a delay of several months.
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Cincinnati
Gene Religne
Middletown
Aone, &S
Green Caudill
Altimore A
Robert Andrew Helttan
Hamilles Houte
Lee
Osfort
Raymeed Mills
Mae
Serty Con Fetherland
Hamilton
Housii Albert Hendricks
Reyd A. Smith
Monroe
Everett
E. Masters
West College Corner
Leo Thomas Farmer
West Midiletown
Howte
Charles W. Beasley
Oxford
Allen Mareid Birch
Trenton
Walter David Palmer
Midatletow
Senior Philathea Class Plans Meeting Change
The Senior Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church has rescheduled its meeting for tomorrow evening.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Three Homes Entered One Intruder Chased
Three homes were entered and an intruder chased after residents heard a noise and went to investigate. Money totaling $29.99 was taken from a home on Henry Street reported around 9 p m. Police responded and investigated two calls, including a vacant Rowse on Malvern Avenue. The robberies occurred during the evening hours with limited clues and no further losses reported.
Gray Ladies Seek New Members to Aid Hospital
Middletown volunteers are invited to join the Gray Lady Service. Mrs. Margaret Crane, chairwoman, says helpers will assist with greeting and distributing cards, visit patients, and support convalescents. Mrs. Sample notes the group welcomes all who can contribute.
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Gray
Boy Scout Program Planned At Sertoma
In recognition of Boy Scout Week local scouts will present a program at the Sertoma weekly meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the Oval Room of the Manchester Hotel.
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Sertoma” Tomoorrow
Elle Cone Ae
Manchester
Man in Hospital at Hamilton Believed Assailant of Doctor
Hamilton Police Chief John W. Bippus said a man who checked into Ft Hamilton Hospital is suspected of beating Dr. J. Goldberg. Robert Staudinger, 34, of Cincinnati, denied involvement but remarked that the law catches up with you. Detectives were alerted as hospital staff checked papers and clothes to compare with the suspect in the doctor attack.
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Hamilton
John W. Bippus
Ft. Hamilton
J. Goldberg
Cincinnati
Bippus
Robert Staudinger
McMillan
Dr. Goldberg
Nares
Elizabeth Tyler
Goldberg
Staudinger
Aseae Ene Eoties
Weekend Movie Schedule At The Strand And Other Theaters
At the movies Monday and Tuesday Kim at 2 15 3 15 5 30 7 35 45 p m Strand shows Sands of Iwo Jima at 2 55 6 15 9 35 p m Humphrey Takes a Chance at 1 40 5 and Grounds For Marriage at 1 15 3 4 40 6 30 8 15 10 p m To Be Bad airs at 1 15 3 15 7 20 9 25 p m different listings for Monday and Tuesday noted.
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Kim
Iwo Jima
Humphrey
Domestic Help And Baby-Sitters To Get X-Rays Wednesday
Health commissioner Dr L C Neer announced a free X-ray clinic for domestic workers and nannies this Wednesday. The mobile unit will be stationed at the depot from 2 to 4 p.m. all workers in this line who have not had a prior exam are urged to attend. Mount Rainier, the United States’ third highest peak, was named for British admiral Peter Raimier.
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Te Asdounee Geanantes
L. C. Neer
Pecter Neen
Weekend city auto crashes cause substantial damage
A weekend report cites 61 150 in racing and four auto accidents. Arnold Staton 41 of St. Hamilton allegedly fell asleep at the wheel and hit a parked car, causing 490 damage to Jones’s vehicle and 250 to the cab. Calvin Denes 3398 Walnut Street rear ended Grover Themes 27 of 764 Pittsburgh Street, with damage listed at 14 re ene. Batier 36 Manchester collided with a parked car owned by W. Reed of Broad Street, damage unspecified.
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Arnold Staton
St. Hamilton
Thomas Jones
S. Broad Pole
Staten
Jones
Calvin Denes
Ty Grover C. Themes
Pitteenth
Reene Saint Ce
I. Batier
Manchester
W. RK. Reed
Annual Red Cross Meeting Slated For Tonight
The Red Cross chapter schedules its annual meeting for this evening at seven. Chairman Gardner will oversee by law considerations. Volunteer service committee chairs will report new activities and member updates.
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Red Cross
Gardner
Aleluntecer Services Mittieen
Wee Ca
Fire Runs Cause Delays and Injuries in Town
A local fire incident disrupted morning activities as responders battled flames, injuring several residents. Firefighters constrained access to the area while authorities investigated the cause and secured the site.
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