Father Julian Krusling Laid To Rest In Citywide Memorial
A packed St John s Church honors Father Julian Krusling principal of Fenwick High School and rector of St Peter Claver Church. The 34 year old priest died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital and was praised for civic spirit unity and sacrifice by attendees including Knights of Columbus city firefighters and civic leaders. Final services follow at Frence Church in Price Hill Cincinnati.
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Julian Krusling
St. John’s Church
Fenwick High School
St. Peter Claver Church
Father Krusling
Good Samaritan Hospital
Middletown
John Oberlander
St. John’s
Krusling
Lawrence Krusling
Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church
Reading
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter Claver Churciga
Frence Church
Price Hill
Cincinnati
International Messages Spark Brotherhood Rally
A City-wide Brotherhood rally at McKinley Junior High School featured over 400 Hi and Y-Teen members and adults. Five foreign students from Miami University or Western College in Oxford spoke on understanding and sharing across religions races and creeds. Participants included Miss Abida Sultana from Pakistan Miss Yoriko Kadonakio of Japan Miss Lilia Gonzales from the Philippines and Bee Yeglin from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
McKinley Junior High School
Miami University
Western College
Oxford
Yoriko
Kadonakio
Japan
Lilia Gonzales
Philippines
Bee Yeglin
Masuo Hyashi
Tokyo
America
Miss Sultana
Sick Senator Sends Regrets For Absence
Mrs. Margaret Chase Smith United States senator from Maine sent a letter to Western College for Women president Herrick B Young explaining she could not attend Oxford Saturday to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree. She cited fatigue and illness with nausea en route from Cincinnati and noted she stayed in bed the rest of the day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Margaret Chase Smith
United States
Maine
Herrick B. Young
Western College For Women
Cincinnati
Washington
Sen. Smith
Car Mishaps Show Heavy Damage Toll
Four city traffic crashes yesterday caused 510 in damage with no injuries. Involved were John Martin driving a truck at 112 Igwhert St and Gome Allen at 1702 Columbia Ave in the 2490 block of Central Avenue at 9 30 a.m. A pickup driven by William White and a parked car owned by Marty Crow at Chaten Street and Central Avenue at 5 50 p.m. Maurice Oswald and Al Campbell collided on N Verity Parkway at 8 50 a.m. Dorothy Neal and Marilyn Smith collided in the 1500 block of Philadelphia Avenue at 6 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Igwhert
Chaten Street
Central Avenue
Maurice Oswald
S Broad St
al Campbell
Dayton
N. Verity Parkway
Dorothy Neal
E. 2Nd St
Franklin
Marilyn Smith
Harrison St
Philadelphia Avenue
Voting Machines To Be Used Again In Primary
Twelve voting machines will be used in the May 8 primary elections. J Farr Gray deputy clerk of the Butler County Board of Elections announced the machines, tried last November, proved fairly satisfactory to voters and workers. An additional six machines will be used in the Oxford area.
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J. Farr Gray
Butler County Board of Elections
Gray
Oxford
Vacation Slides Shown At Kiwanis Club Meet
Kiwanians toured Michigan Wisconsin Wyoming and Florida via colored vacation slides during their noon meeting yesterday. The pictures were shown by Alonzo Wilson. The Dayton Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a show train to New York.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Florida
Alonzo Wilson
Dayton Kiwanis Club
New York
Enon
Amore
Area Offers Four 2000 Science Scholarships
Southwestern Ohio juniors and seniors are invited to enter the 1956 Science Awards Competition linked to UC's 50th education anniversary. Four winners receive 2000 scholarships, plus four 1000 and four 500 prizes. Entrants need a teacher-guided science exhibit and can compete in junior or senior divisions across multiple counties with district contests in early April and final judging April 20 at the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corp
National Cash Register Co
Piocco & Gamble
General Electric
Armco
Hook
U. C
All Officers Re-Elected At Hospital
The Middletown Hospital board of trustees reelected its entire executive slate. Don Carey LeSourdsville Lake manager will head board activities again, with Howard L. Cheney Franklin paper executive as president, E A Correa Armco legal head as secretary, and R Q Millan Ogilesby Barnitz Bank as treasurer. Dazey helped plan the new hospital addition opening soon. Knight Goodman Middletown Journal public services director remains public relations counselor. The nursing school recruitment program progress was discussed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees
Don Carey
LeSourdsville Lake
Howard L. Cheney
Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Franklin
E. A. Correa
Armco
R. Q. Millan
Ogilesby- Barnitz Bank
Dazey
Knight Goodman
Middletown Journal
Middletown School of Nursing
Jail and Juvenile Facilities Group Study Planned
A joint committee from the Grand Jury Assn. Butler County Juvenile Court Advisory Committee and the Hamilton Community Council Family and Child Welfare Committee will study detention and jail facilities. Members met at the Community Chest Building in Hamilton to discuss preliminary results with plans to appoint a general study group. A bond issue was proposed for November to finance a new county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury Assn
Butler County Juvenile Court
Hamilton Community Council
Community Chest
Hamilton
Severs! Middletonians
Grand Jury
Miles Named Middletown Union Chief
Gus Miles of the Motion Pictures Operators Union will head activities for the Middletown Trades and Labor Council AFL and CIO. Miles, a former operator at the Paramount Theater, was elected president at the council meeting. He will handle executive duties and secretarial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Miles
Motion Pictures Operators Union
Middletown
William Crispin
Carpenters’ Union
Norman Marks
William Moore
William Green
CIO
Lukens
Barley Theft Suspects Held In Middletown Area
Two Middletown youths aged 16 and 17 are held for juvenile authorities after stealing two sacks of barley from McGraw Farms on Slocbig Road. Deputies report they admitted to bagging 27 additional bushels ready for movement. barley was recovered. Juvenile officer J. F. Seibold Jr. said cases will be handled unofficially and no complaint has been signed.
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Middletown Area
McGraw Farms
Slocbig Road
James Greenfield
James Davyis
J. F. Seibold Jr
Weekend Movie Showings at Local Theaters
Paramount screens The Wiz ar d of Oz and Indian Fighter in varied showings Friday and Saturday. Strand presents Sudden Danger and Rage at Dawn with multiple nightly times. Colonial features Benny Goodman Story across four screenings. Dixie Cruise In offers Hansel and Gretel and War Arrow with night showings.
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Benny Goodman
Hansel and Gretel
Tragedy on U S 22 as 5 year old Deborth Taylor dies
Five year old Deborth Taylor died from a skull fracture after a car driven by her father collided with a McArthur Ohio truck on U S 22 near Columbia Road. The accident injured no one else and no charges were filed. Survivors include parents two sisters and a brother. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland.
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Lebanon
Deborth Taylor
U. S. 22
Columbia Road
Here
Murphy Taylor
Loveland Rt. 4
Warren County
Ralph Young
Taylor
Sherif Richard Satterthwaite
Jerry George
McArthur
Ohio
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Satterthwaite
Marilyn Diss
Genna Taylor
Charles
Tueday
Tufts Funeral Home
Loveland
K of P to Honor 50 Year Members With Fish Fry
Middletown Knights of Pythias will honor three 50 year members Albert E. Duvall Owen Kelly and Harry Swink at a March 29 fish fry to be held at the lodge. Commander Larry White announced committee chairmen including Theodore Thompson refreshments White entertainment Efva Abraham publicity Norman Dole youth and welfare Harley Stanforth finance W W Gray delinquents Stanforth examination Noah Lambert highway and safety Henry Pippert budget Zeno Brandon house and Lambert remodeling.
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Middletown Knights of Pythias
Albert E. Duvall
Owen Kelly
Harry Swink
Larry White
Theodore Thompson
White
Efva Abraham
Norman Dole
Suit Seeks 107720 Damages In Church Vacuum Explosion
Russell L. Campbell of Hamilton sues B D Morgan and Co of Middletown in Butler County Common Pleas seeking 107720.50 for injuries from a vacuum cleaner that exploded Nov 5 1954 during church remodeling at the First Methodist Church. The device ran on 220 volts against its 110 volt design, causing shrapnel injury to Campbell left knee requiring leg amputation. other workers Omar May and William Campbell also injured. Damages include 6552.50 lost wages 728 medical expenses and 450 for a partial artificial limb. Campbell was 30 then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Russell. Campbell
Hamilton
B. D. Morgan & Co
Middletown
First Methodist Church
Morgan
Campbell
Omar May
William Campbell
Electric Saw Injures Teen in Franklin Store Mishap
A Franklin teenager suffered deep cuts to his right hand in an electric meat saw accident at the A and P Store. Hershal Walters required minor surgery for finger lacerations and was treated at Middletown Hospital. He was released after nine stitches.
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Franklin
Hershal Walters
Tracy Walters
Abney Lo
Walters
Middletown Hospital
Oral J. Elam
Lynwood Rd
Elam
New York Central
Sorg Paper Co
Vian Fractures Ankle Helped By Firemen
Keen Combs 75 of 1220 Sycamore Street fell on his way to work and fractured his right ankle. Fire Department emergency unit assisted at his home at 7 48 a m yesterday. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance, treated and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Combs
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Riggs
Combs
Driver Naps Damages $425 in Street Crash
Franklin special report lists a 1:20 am crash on S River Street when George Wilkins Krueger 32 Caautauqua fell asleep at the wheel and hit a parked car owned by Frank Mears 830 S River St. The Mears auto sustained the heaviest damage about $425. another parked car was pushed. Police John Flinspach and Raymond Young investigated.
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Franklin
S. River Street
John Flinspach
Raymond Young
George Wilkins Krueger
Caautauqua
Frank Mears
S. River St
8Th Street
Mears
Mears Auto
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Abida Sultana
Pakistan
HT. R. Cromwell
Harlan Grand
Sanford Henderson
Rose Robinson
Paul Gates
Middletown High
Brotherhood Committee
Ralph C. Knight
The
Council of Churches, B'nai B'rith
NAACP
Kiwanis Club
Schoenling
BOCKS
Party Service
First Ave
Canal St
Miles
Paramount
Thorn
Blumberg & Cohen, Inc
Calumet & N.Y.C. R.R. Dial
K of P
Vian
McCakiny
McTorthy’s
Strand Theatre
Goodyear
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