Carl E. Lansing Dies In Indiana
Carl E Punk Lansing part owner of the Corner Men's Shop died at Memorial Clinic Hospital Indianapolis at 5 15 p m after two weeks as a patient and a year of declining health He held extensive real estate in Middletown and Versailles and helped build the Middletown Sportsmen s Club He was a World War I veteran and a member of the American Legion and the 40 and 8 Surviving are his wife Delores and a sister Mrs Oliver F E Chamberlain of Bradenton Florida Services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Joseph R Baker Son Funeral Home burial in North Monroe Cemetery Friends may call there Friday from 4 to 9 p m
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Carl E. (Punk) Lansing
Corner Men
Memorial Clinic Hospital
Indianapolis
Versailles
Ind
Middietown
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
MR. Lansing
Middletown
David E
Martha Lansing
American Legion
Delores
Oliver FE Chamberlain
Bradenton
Fla
Joseph R. Baker & Son
North
Monroe Cemetery
George Heilman
Anna McCain
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Carl Lewis joins Beck-Talbert Pontiac as new car rep
Carl Lewis, well known in Middletown and former McCarty Motor Sales associate, is now with Beck-Talbert Pontiac. He invites customers to visit for a demonstration ride in the 1960 Pontiac, touted as the year’s most beautiful car.
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Carl
Beck-Talbert Pontiac
Middletown
McCarty Motor Sales
Infant Marion Ballard Dies After Illness in Middletown
Marion R Ballard four month old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Ballard of 1733 Central Ave. was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 9 55 am after a period of illness. Police said the mother found the infant head under the covers but no coroner was asked. Surviving are the parents a brother Donald the paternal grandmother Mrs Bailie Ballard of Middletown and the maternal grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Davis of Acme W Va Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker and Son Funeral Home.
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Marion Ray Ballard
Donald Ballard
Central Avée
Middletown Hospital
Donald
Bailie Ballard
Middletown
Elizabeth Davis
Acme
W. Va
Joseph R. Baker & Son Funeral Home
Mrs Lou Smith Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Lou Smith of 1306 Columbia Ave died at 6 a m in Middletown Hospital after a 12 hour stay. A native Middletown resident she attended Holy Trinity School and Church and was a member of the Married Ladies Sodality of the church.
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Lou Smith
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Smith
Holy Trinity
Married Ladies’ ‘Sodality of the Church
Funeral service for Mrs Lulu O Bickel of Farmersville
Mrs Lulu O Bickel 4 of Farmersville died yesterday at her daughter's home in Germantown Rt 2. She was a member of St Andrew's Lutheran Church. Surviving: daughter Mrs L Kinsey and brother Howard Gebhart. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Paul Lembke officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery.
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Germantown
Lulu
Bickel
Farmersville
L. Kinsey
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church
William H
Kinsey
Howard Gebhart
Germantown Rt. 2. Services Will Be Held At 2 P.m. Saturday At the John Arpp
Paul Lembke
Germantown Cemetery
Obituary Notice Ellen Wetzel 44 West Elkton
Ellen Wetzel 44 of West Elkton died yesterday at Rust Rest Home Eaton after a long illness. Born in Butler County near Jacksonburg she was semi invalid most of life. Survives father Edward Wetzel West Elkton and two sisters Mildred Pierson West Elkton and Mabel Slough Trenton. Services 2:30 p m Saturday Zimmer man Funeral Home Gratis Rev Henry Snapp officiating burial Fairmound Cemetery.
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West Elkton
Dorothy Ellen Wetzel
Rust Rest
Eaton
Butler County
Jacksonburg
Edward Wetzel
Mildred Pierson
Mabel Slough
Trenton
Zimmerman
Gratis
Henry Snapp
Fairmound
Young butchers in training face saw danger
In St Clairsville Ohio a four year old apprentice named Tommy Zuzak helps in his grandfather John Zuzak's butcher shop. His father is also a butcher. Tommy has his own tool but is forbidden from using the shop's big band saw due to safety concerns.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Tommy Zuzak
Tommy
Maynard
John Zuzak
Chinese Reds Shell Quemoy Islands Again
Chinese Communists fired 108 shells at the Quemoy Islands over ten hours on Wednesday. The Nationalist Defense Ministry did not report casualties or damage and said Red guns were silent on even-numbered days as per Communist practice.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Funeral visitation at West Elkton cemetery
Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m at the West Elkton cemetery location.
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West Elkton
Death of Fred M Wittman in West Virginia
Fred M Wittman of Fairmont West Virginia died Wednesday at Rest Haven Nursing Home Graf ton. Surviving are son Richard C of Middletown and daughter Mrs Kyle Forinash of Columbia Georgia with five grandchildren. Services set for 2 PM tomorrow in Fairmont with burial in Grafton.
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Fred M. Wittman
Fairmont
W. Va
Rest Haven
Grafton
Richard C
Middletown
Kyle Forinash
Columbia
Obituary Notices for Anna Reed and Others
Mrs Anna Reed age 89 of 636 Heaton Street is scheduled for services at 10 am tomorrow in Webb parish Edgar FE Edelman age 59 of Rochester New York has services at 11 am tomorrow in Colligan Jesse T James age 96 of 634 Main Street has services at 10 am Saturday in Proeschel
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Anna Reed
Heaton St
Tomorow
Webb
Edgar FE. Edelman
Rochester
N. Y
Colligan
Jesse T. James
Main ‘St
Proeschel
Lawrence wins district Elks Youth Leadership award in Ohio
Ronald Lawrence, son of H H Lawrence of 2511 Wildwood Rd, is named winner of the district Elks Youth Leadership contest among 16 lodges in southwestern Ohio. He earned 26 dollars locally and advances to the state contest with a top prize of a 500 dollar bond presented at the district meeting on April 28.
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Elks Lodge
Ronald Lawrence
Lawrence
Ohio
H. H. Lawrence
Wildwood Rd
Elks
Steve Geckeler
Middletown
Jack Taylor
Sam McAdow Jr
Tom Farquer
Nuclear Count Jump Reported Over Japan
Tokyo report says atmospheric radioactivity rose sharply likely from a French nuclear test in the Sahara. The Central Meteorological Observatory recorded 2900 counts per minute in rain in Tokyo, far above the prior level around 100 counts per minute.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sahara Saturay
Central Meteorological Observatory
Jerez Chalk Soils Grow World’s Leading Sherry Grapes
About 25 thousand acres of chalk white soil around Jerez Spain yield grapes that become the world’s chief supply of true sherry. The land supports scarce vegetation yet produces fruit essential to famed fortified wine.
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Jerez
Spain
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Carl E. Lansing
Indiana
Cappel
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Frank M
Carl Lewis
Talbert
Pontiac Inc
Manchester Ave
Marion R. Ballard
Mrs. Lou Smith
Lulu O. Bickel
Dorothy Wetzel
Quemoy
Taystee
Ron Lawrence
Glenna
Filson
Keen