Heart Attack Fatal To Mack Sauer
Mack Sauer, longtime Hillsboro radio figure and editor, died from a heart attack early today at Community Hospital after speaking last night at Williamsburg for the Clermont County Schoolmasters Club. He was 62 and leaves a wife Alyeene, a daughter Ann Montgomery, and a son McKinley Jr. Services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at the Hillsboro Church of Christ with burial in Hillsboro Cemetery.
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Mack Sauer
Sauers
WPFB
Paul Jones
Hillsboro
Plymouth Economy Drive Promises Savings on Gas
The ad urges readers to visit a Plymouth dealer and test drive a Plymouth to prove its fuel efficiency by driving as they normally do, highlighting real world savings.
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Plymouth
Mrs Gladys Seip Baird dies in Hamilton at 54
Mrs Gladys Seip Baird 54 of 1071 Brough Ave Hamilton died at Mercy Hospital where she had been a patient three days Survived by husband Raymond two daughters Mary Lou McKinnon Cecilia Baird a sister Cecilia Mehl one grand child Services Monday 2 pm McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial North Cemetery Monroe Monroe Grange to conduct service Sunday 7 30 pm Friends may call Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 pm
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Gladys Seip Baird
Brough Ave
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Monroe
Baird
Monroe Grange
Front Street Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Raymond
Mary Lou McKinnon
Cecilia Baird
Cecilia Mehl
McCoy-Leffler
Byron Sprague
North Cemetery
Ace Brigode Dies Led Orchestras Nationwide
Medina Ohio musician Ace Brigode 67 a famed band leader died Wednesday after a heart attack. He led Ace Brigode and his Virginians from 1920 to 1937 touring nationwide. Services set for 2 pm Saturday in Seville. Survived by wife two sons Richard and Robert a daughter Jane Knott and sister Augusta Brigade.
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Medina
Ohio
Seville
Athos
Ace
Brigode
Ace Brigode
Chippewa Lake
Lebanon
Warren County
Robert
Richard
St. Marys
Jane Knott
Baltimore, Md
Ae Augusta Brigade
Cincinnati
Walter Cass 84 Dies After Apparent Heart Attack
Walter Cass 84 of 70L Mary Etta St. was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 1 a.m. after a heart attack. A retired carpenter and member of Carpenters Union Local 1477 he belonged to First EUB Church and several groups including the Men’s Bible Class Mi ami Valley Chapter D of A and the Golden Age Club. Surviving are his wife Ida a son Ermal and a brother Frank.
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Mary Etta St
Middletown Hospital
The
Carpenters Union
EUB
Miami Valley
Golden Age Club
Ida
Ermal
Middletown
Frank
Germantown
Memorial service and burial details for family
Two grandchildren and four great grandchildren mourn as a service is held Monday at the Wilson Memorial Home with the Rev. Clifford B. Stearns officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday at the memorial home from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Wilson Memorial Home
Clifford B. ‘Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
Edwin L Tobias Dies At 84 In Kokomo Indiana
Edwin L Tobias 84 father of Hayden Tobias 516 Euclid St was found dead of a heart attack at home in Kokomo Indiana yesterday. He retired 20 years ago after fifty years as a professional photographer and helped his son establish the Tobias Studio here 34 years ago after Paul J Barnaby studio was taken over. Services and burial will be held Monday in Kokomo with no other immediate survivors.
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Edwin L. Tobias
Hayden Tobias
Euclid St
Tobias Studios
Kokomo
Ind
Tobias
Paul J. Barnaby
Services for 14 year old killed in Greene County crash
Waynesville Rt 6 resident Robert Ross died in a car truck collision on Indian Ripple Road in Greene County. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin. Survived by parents Raymond and Mrs Ross a sister Patty five brothers and grandparents. Also listed are Hamilton deaths Charles Seevers Ada Hill Min Turner with their service times.
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Waynesville
Robert Ross
Raymond Ross
Patty
Raymond
Ronald
Roger
Michael
Larry
John Ross
Port William
Morris Medley
Xenia
Hamilton
Charles Frederick Seevers
Herman Dr
Webb
Ada Maria Hill
Proeschel
Min T. Turner
Lawson Ave
West Side Baptist Church
Porter and Miller in Morristown death notices
Morristown reports the deaths of Wincer Albert S. Porter and Helen Topping Miller. Porter, who sought the favorite son role, and Miller, 75, author of romantic and historical works, are both noted in AP dispatches. Dr Edward L Turner also dies in Chicago at 59, former dean of the University of Washington School of Medicine.
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Morristown
Tenn
Wincer Albert S. Porter
Helen Topping Miller
Chicago
Edward L. Turner
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle
Hamilton Knocks Out Free Water Discounts
Hamilton city council voted to remove both the free water and 75 percent discount lists for public and parochial schools hospitals the Public Library Children’s Home and city departments including Recreation. Billing for other organizations will start next January with a Feb 17 return on a proposed 12½ percent rate increase.
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Hamilton
Children's Home
Recreation Department
City Council
Council
Jack Blumenthal
Herbert Mick
Mark Petty
Red Guns Shell Ship Off Formosa in Heavy Barrage
Communist guns fired more than 200 shells at a Nationalist warship patrolling off Little Quemoy near Formosa. No casualties or damage were reported as the ship, avoiding hits, maneuvered to escape. The defense ministry did not state the ship’s distance from the mainland.
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Taipei
Formosa
Little Quemoy
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Hall era ends as Cincinnati Fire Department retirements hit
Marshall John Hall, in the department 25 years, retires in Cincinnati. Three generations of his family total 129 years of service. The retirement likely ends the family’s long fire service as his two daughters are not following into the line.
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Cincinnati
Hall
Cincinnati Fire Department
Marshall John Hall
Fire Department
John Hail
Three Republic Steel Mills Set Production Records
In Ohio the Republic Steel group posted new monthly records. Youngstown produced 140435 tons by open hearth, surpassing March 1952. Warren electric furnace output reached 21633 tons, topping May 1959. Cleveland stamp mill rolled 56195 tons, beating March 1959 high. January operations hit 97 percent capacity.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel
Ohio
Youngstown
Warren
Republic
Burning Trash Blamed for Yard Grass Fire in City
Firefighters said burning trash started a grass blaze in a backyard at 1138 Lafayette Ave. The home is occupied by Ed Short and no damage occurred. Fire department assisted Cornelius Thrower, 44, of 811 Ninth Ave., who had breathing trouble and was not hospitalized.
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Lafayette Ave
Ed Short
Cornelius Thrower
Ninth Ave
Thrower
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