Funeral Service for Edward Tytus Gardner in Dayton
Funeral services for Edward Tytus Gardner 80 co founder of Gardner Board & Carton Co will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church Dayton at 11 30 a m tomorrow Burial at Sen WR now Minhs cemetery He died Monday at his home Oakwood He served as founder and president 1917 1954 and was on the Diamond National Corp board surviving include wife Janet Earnshaw Gardner two sons Edward Jr Greenwich Conn and William Dayton and two brothers Colin and Robert Gardner of Middletown Memorials to American Cancer Society local chapters.
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Edward Tytus Gardner
Middletown
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First St
Dayton
W. James Westhafer
Im Youousand
Gardner
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Park Rd
Oakwood
I! Health
Diamond National Corp
Janet Earnshaw Gardner
Edward T. Gardner Jr
Greenwich
Conn
William E. Gardner
Colin
Robert Gardner
American Cancer Society
Champion Paper Executive Elected to Sulphite Board
H. W. Sutter Jr. of Champion Paper & Fiber Co. was elected a governor of the Sulphite Paper Manufacturers Assn Inc at the convention of the American Paper & Pulp Assn. on Monday in New York.
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New York
H. W. Sutter Jr
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Thhe Sulphite Paper Manufacturers Assn. Inc
American Paper & Pulp Assn
Gen Kenneth Cooper, Ohio 37th Division Leader, Dies at 62
Maj. Gen. Kenneth Cooper of Columbus, longtime Ohio National Guard commander of the 37th Infantry Division, died at Grant Hospital at 62 after a kidney infection. He served since World War I, led in three wars, and earned the Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart. He is survived by his wife Iva and son Hamilton, a captain at Ft Sill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth Cooper
Grant Hospital
Cooper
Ohio National Guard
France
Leo M. Kreber
37Th Infantry Division
Iva
Hamilton
Army
Ft Sill
Okla
Alumni Chief Starts Visits
John E. Dolibois Miami University director of alumni affairs began a five day swing to four states. He planned a Chicago luncheon Tuesday and alumni dinners in Kansas City Tulsa Houston and Dallas through Saturday. In Chicago he spoke at a Beta Theta Pi Alpha Alumni Association dinner where he serves on the scholarship selection committee.
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Oxford
John E. Dolibois
Miami University
Alumini
Miami
Chicago
Kansas City
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
iChicago Alpha Alumni Association
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Dolibo
Charles Freeman Dies Active In Lodges Here
Charles H. Freeman 72 of 703 Clark St. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Jan. 20. A salesman for Springfield Leather Goods Products his territory covered parts of New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. He was a World War I veteran and served in the Philippines seven years before the war. A Miami Military Academy graduate he was born in Brandt and lived in Middletown since 1920. He belonged to Jefferson Lodge 9 F&AM Middletown Knights Templar Dayton Shrine Antioch Temple Dayton Scottish Rite Knights of Pythias Lodge 37 and Elks Lodge 257. Survived by three brothers Roy W. of Flint Mich Ralph E. of Bell Glade Fla and George H. of Middletown and a sister Miss Ruth M. Freeman of North Miami Fla. Arrangements incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Charles H. Freeman
Clark St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Freeman
Springfield Leather Goods
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Philippines
Miami Military Academy
Brandt
Middletown
Jefferson Lodge 9
F&am
Fla
Riggs Funeral Home
Armco veteran Ora McClain dies at 65 in Middletown
Ora McClain 65 of 3305 Leffer Son Rd died at Middletown Hospital at 2 35 am after a cancer illness. He served 43 years with Armco Steel as a boil erhouse repairman and lived in Middletown 59 years. Survived by wife Alice daughter Mrs Ray Hughes two grandchildren and brother Jesse. Services Thursday 2 pm at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt. burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 5 and 7 9 pm tomorrow.
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Ora McClain
Leffer Son
Armco
Middletown Hospital
McClain
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
First Christian Church
Alice
Ray Hughes
Trenton
Jesse
Ashland
Joseph R. Baker& Sons
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Band Camp Plans to Be Discussed at Tonight's Meeting
Band Associates meet at 8 p.m. in the high school visual education room to review the 1960 Middle Band Camp agenda and activities.
Deaths of Mrs. Jennie Lynn Sexton in Kentucky and Ohio
Mrs Jennie Lynn Sexton 77 died at Logsdons Rest Home Hamilton yesterday after living with daughter Cuba Powers in Middletown. Born in Frenchburg Ky she was a longtime resident of Middletown. Survived by two daughters Bertha Bush and Powers, two sons Chester l and Reese, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Ritchie Funeral Home Frenchburg with burial in Greenwade Cemetery. Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in Frenchburg tomorrow.
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Jennie Lynn Sexton
Logsdon’s
Hamilton
Cuba Powers
Grand Ave
Sexton
Frenchburg
Middletown
Bertha Bush
Dayton
Powers
Chester l
Reese
Lexington
Ritchie Funeral Home
Grover Craft
Greenwade
McCoy- Leffler
Death of Ray E. Taylor in Chicago Hotel Room
Ray E. Taylor 6 a former Middletown resident was found dead yesterday in a Chicago hotel room from an apparent heart attack. Survived by daughter Mrs Betty Coyle of San Antonio Texas brother Homer of Middletown and two sisters Mrs Percy Reid and Mrs Herschel Barnhart of Middletown. funeral Thursday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev G Walter Weber officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery no visitations.
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Ray E. Taylor
Middletown
Chicago
John W
Mrydle Taylor
Betty Coyle
San Antonio
Tex
Homer
Percy Reid
Herschel Barnhart
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services set for Mrs. Martha Norvell in Carlisle
Mrs. Martha Norvell 71 of Railroad Avenue Carlisle died yesterday. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Fairview Church of God Carlisle with burial at Woodhill. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Martha Norvell Franklin
Martha Norvell
Railroad Avenue
Carlisle
Fairview Church of God
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
William D. Rowland services set at Anglesby Funeral Home
Funeral services for William D. Rowland aged 62 of Dayton will be held at 2 00 p.m. Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Treadway officiating. Burial follows at South Lebanon Cemetery. Rowland died Sunday at Grandview Hospital Dayton and was a former Franklin resident.
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Franklin
William D. Rowland
Sherer Ave
Dayton
Anglesby Funeral Home
Edward Treadway
South Lebanon
Rowland
Grandview Hospital
Mrs Hattie Shupert Dies in Carlisle Hospital
Mrs Hattie Shupert of Carlisle died at 8:15 a.m. at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since December 8. Her husband Howard died February 13. Survivors include son Carl of Carlisle, three grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Services at Brough Memorial Home in Miamisburg.
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Hattie Shupert
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Howard
Carl
Brough
Miamisburg
Mrs Minnie Walker Rites Planned in Lebanon
Services for Mrs Minnie Walker 77 widow of Thomas Walker will be at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St Francis de Sales Church Lebanon Rt 2 burial in Morrow Catholic Cemetery Friends may call at Oswald Broadway Chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening Surviving are two sons Hebe and Henry of Lebanon a daughter Mrs Laura Butler of Lebanon Rt 2 three grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother Frank Onewher of Wilmington
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Lebanon
Minnie Walker
Lebanon Rt. 2
Thomas Walker
St. Francis de Sales Church
Morrow Catholic
Oswald Broadway
Hebe
Henry
Laura Butler
Frank
Willmington
Woman ThirKield 88 Hospitalized After Fall at Home
Mrs Willa Thirkield 88 of 318 S River St was taken to Miami Valley Hospital by Anglesby Funeral Home ambulance after a fall at her home. Early reports indicated a broken hip and serious injuries.
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Franklin
Willa Thirkield
S. River St
Miami Valley Hospital
Anglesby
Pistol Taken In Theft At Residence
A weekend burglary at 313 Clark St. saw a .32-20 revolver and multiple items stolen through an unlocked rear door. Wilburn Amburgey reported the break in after returning home about midnight Sunday. loot valued at $75 including ham, silver dollars, papers, cash, knives, and a pocket watch. Detectives Roy Crout and Douglas Barrett led the investigation. this was the second break-in in two months.
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Clark St
Wilburn Amburgey
Roy Crout
Douglas Barrett
Reichelderfer Re elected to Conference Board
D E Reichelderfer vice president finance of Armco Steel Corp was reelected a board member of the National Industrial Conference Board at its 401st New York meeting. The Conference Board, founded in 1916, is an independent industrial research group supported by 3700+ subscribing associates including business groups, trade bodies, government bureaus, labor unions, libraries, and colleges and universities.
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D. E. Reichelderfer
Armco Steel ‘Corp
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
Conference Board
N ERE Puzzle Game Teaches a Daily Fortune Message
A playful numerical puzzle instructs players to count their first name's letters then adjust by minus four if nonzero or more, or plus three if under six. Use the computed key numbers scanned left to right across a rectangle to reveal a daily fortune message.
Fire Damages Franklin Paper Co. Dryer Area
Friction from paper stretched over dryer rollers at Maxwell Paper Co on Main Street caused a fire in felt coverings. Firemen reported $1,000 in damages. The incident occurred yesterday and was confirmed today by investigators.
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Franklin
Maxwell Paper Co
Main Street
Poison (Continued From Page 1) Defense Against Gases
Dr. Coggins explains chemical agents can be inhaled or dispersed as aerosols penetrating rooms. They cause visions and mood changes lasting hours, hindering a person’s ability to perform tasks. He notes both sides of the Iron Curtain develop such gases and cites the Soviet Union’s 30 million trained for chemical and biological defense.
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Coggins
Soviet Union
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E. T. Gardner
E. T
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Calvin Verity
First National Bank
First National
Tom C. Venable
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Donald Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
Earl E. Grant
Crystal Tissue Co
Streifthau’s
Hornell
Msee
136Th Field Artillery
CNG
37Th
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Guadalcanal
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Manila
Bawwe
Caugayan
Charles Freeman
Jackson County
Granville
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Raymond
Lemon Grove
Califoml Floyd
Brookville
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Delores ‘Davis
Mary Jones
Berea
Thomas Huff
William Huff
Jennie Sexton
Ray EF. Taylor
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U.S
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King Features Syndicate Ser
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Dacron
Ross’ Domestics
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