Rival Wetzel women vie for GOP state senate seat
In Warren County Kathleen Elizabeth Wetzel campaigns against Kathryn English Wetzel of Hamilton in a three way GOP primary for the Second Fourth District. Butler County leader Martin Coyle alleges a setup by retiring state senator George McCandless, backing his wife Freida. No clear platforms yet as rivals travel across Butler, Warren, Clermont and Brown counties toward a November contest with Democrat Edward Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Elizabeth Wetzel
Turtlecreek Township
Warren County
Kathryn English Wetzel
Hamilton
Martin Coyle
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Wetzel
George Curryer McCandless
Freida McCandless
Coyle
GOP
McCandless
Butler, Warren
Clermont
Brown
Edward Dell
Middletown
Dell
Broken Home Main Cause of College Failures
Dr. Samuel Marble, president of Wilmington College, told the Lincoln School Association that the broken home is the principal cause of college failure, outweighing the next six reasons combined. He noted differences by high school quality fade by sophomore year and emphasized emotional drive as key to success. The program included a Kindergarten Rhythm Band and a plan to purchase equipment, with a social hour to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Marble
Wilmington College
Lincoln School Association
Marble
Dr. Marble
Wilmington
Walcutt attacks Lausche and Taft in Franklin talk
Franklin Ohio Special State Senator Roscoe Walcutt assailed Governor Lausche as a grandstander and taft as misplaced on the Republican ticket during a Franklin Men’s Club Q and A. He warned that surrendering state powers to the federal government breeds corruption and urged reclaiming local and state authority. The event, sponsored by the Franklin Rotary Club, featured introduction by Rep Cedric Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Roscoe Walcutt
Columbus
Ohio
Lausche
Walcutt
Franklin Men's Club
Charles P. Taft
Republian
Taft
Franklin Rotary Club
O. L. Layman
Senator Walcutt
Cedric A. Stanley
Lebanon
Army recruits listed for Breckinridge and Okinawa
Pvt. William C. Triplett and Pvt. Alfred C. McIntosh arrived at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky for basic training with the 101st Airborne Division. Eight weeks cover weapon and military subjects with a chance to attend a specialist school. Pre. Robert M. McNutt of the 392nd Quartermaster Corps finished grave registration at Ft. Devens and departed for Okinawa January 5. his mother Mrs. Roy Cummins, 1805 Sheffield Ave, was notified of his safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Triplett
Edna Triplett
Crawford St
Alfred C. McIntosh
Pearl McIntosh
Granada St
Camp Breckinridge
101St Airborne Division
Army
Robert M. McNutt
392Nd Quartermaster Corps
Ft. Devons
Mass
Jane
Okinawa
Roy Cummins
Sheffield Ave
Bus Accident Becomes Military Secret In San Francisco
A bus used to train civil defense drivers struck a pedestrian after a woman trainee under instructor Clarence Lahahey lost control. Police identified the victim as Ella Fayne and said John Nuchupoff, 60, was hospitalized with a broken leg. The defense instructor cited military secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Clarence G. Lahey
Lahey
Ella B. Fayne
John Nuchupoff
New York Stocks 12 00 Quotations
The midday stock page lists numerous companies with price cues and percentage changes. Key names include Armco Steel, Boeing, Colgate, Curtis Wright, Radio Corp, Sears, Revere Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Motorola, Motorola, Westinghouse, United Airlines, Union Carbide, and RCA among others, with varied activity across sectors. The compilation reflects broad market moves, showing several gains and losses, with notable mentions of airlines, auto suppliers, and diversified manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Can Amer
Rad
Seear
Ceeveeneenee Venenue Chryer Corp
Das Nerdinacacas
Climax Moly
Speseaesestenne Columbia GC
Weciceeenssovae
Commonwealth
Cccessccsee
Ccscsversseceese
Crane Co
Ceereeevenertsaseure
C.cvessscersaces Curtis
Cerone Ean Eeeeee Ae Pullman Corp
Cvsccsecaccacaienes
Emerson Radio Firestone
Goodrich Co
Goodyear Co
Gt. Northern
Greyhound Bus Lines
Hiram Walker
Buccesaurspecccas
Hepir
OPPO
Sessus Vacsveceve ' Tnt
Ut ‘Srececareseeee
Ennecatt Oppot Avervscounsices
Weer Baking CO
Cersreesese
Lornard Tobacco CO
Marshall Field iBeatbernss Aanh
Eee
Mead Corp
Esseecsconssaess
BER
Montgomery Ward
Cariseseeeees
Motorola Radin
Ceeseeepsesere
Nash Kely, Ovesseabasuaabesses Sond Eee
Tae
Pan Amer
Paramount Pictures
Come. Vult
Bevis Mer Cot
Sevesensesenes
Phetpa Dodge Pseertit Cirri
Philco Radio
WEE
Gichesneresribden A Ae P. & G
Aussers
Revere Copper
Cccsisscessace Bby
Sotenley Copper
Bidens Aircraft
United Airlines
Rubber
S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Plans Complete For Route 73 Improvement At Waynesville
Plans for the Route 73 upgrade in Wayne Township and Waynesville are finished with an eight inch reinforced deck for a 24 foot pavement. The project aims to finish by November 30 1953 with 271000 cubic yards of dirt moved and two new bridges planned across the Little Miami River and the Pennsylvania Railroad O Neall Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauer
Julian S. Paxton
Division 8
State Highway Department
Little Miami River
Pennsylvania Railroad
O'Neall Rd
Cincinnati USDA Hog and Cattle Prices Report
USDA market summary from Cincinnati shows hogs 4,000 head, barrows and gilts 35 to 50 lower with top at 17.60, bulk 180 to 225 pound butchers 17.50, 225 to 250 pounds 17.25, 250 to 300 pounds 15.75 to 16.50, heavier weights 14.50, 150 to 180 pounds 17.00 to 25. Sows 13.15, choice 350 to 550 pounds 13.25 to 14.50, steady to 25 lower. Cattle 400 head, calves 150, light marketing slaughter cattle, demand narrow for weighty beef cows. Choice 1,000 pound steers and 850 pound yearlings 33.75 to 34.00, good to choice steers and heifers 31.00 to 32.50, utility and commercial 24.00 to 30.00, canner and cutter cows 15.00 to 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBC Mk
Asesteene
Saveerernes
Cincinnati
USDA
Open Road Appeal Sparks Juvenile Officer Headache
Spring weather drives a spike in juvenile runaways reported by J F Seibold Jr, juvenile officer. Several youths from Illinois and other states are missing or in custody, with two girls absent, and a pair of teens allegedly kidnapped and transported to Georgia. Seibold notes runaways are a longtime issue and cites a Tennessee teen promising to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springweather
J. F. Seibold, Jr
Tennessee
Seibold
Clinton County
Middletown
Georgia
Congress Won’t Postpone American Day Celebration This Year
The I Am an American Day Committee led by Judge Fred B. Cramer will proceed with the May 18 celebration even if Congress abolishes the day this year. A resolution proposing Citizenship Day on September 17 would replace the observance, but passage and presidential signature are pending. The committee approved the resolution yet finds it impractical to implement now, electing officers including Russell Stevens Jr and Ed Portsmouth. The Dobrozsi, president of the American Citizens Club, notes the club’s 25th anniversary as American Day will blend with the club’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Cramer
Truman
Judge Cramer
Russell Stevens, Jr
Ed Portsmouth
Frank Dobrozsi
Sam McAdow
Dobrozsi
American Citizens Club
Citizens Club
Missionary Rev Joan P Aaron to Speak at Local Episcopal Church
Local Middletown churches invite members to hear Indian missionary Rev. Joan P. Aaron at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Episcopal Church. Aaron, priest of the United Church of South India, arrives from the east and heads to Chicago Friday. He is a sought after speaker on India’s diverse peoples and current Far East issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Joan P. Aaron
Episcopal Church
Aaron
United Church of South India
American Presbyterian
Methodist
Episcopal
Congregational
Chicago
India
Far East
Cincinnati prices prompt food grade terms list
Cincinnati Produce details egg grades and potato pricing for case lots and consumer grades. Large white eggs range from 32 to 40 percent with 38 to 40 percent included. Brown and mixed eggs quoted 32 to 38 percent. Potatoes priced 4.75 to 5.90 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayton
de Hiennery lHieanery
Cincinnati
U. S
Active Pallbearers Named For John J. Hain Rites
John J. Hain 62 prominent Middletown business and civic leader died Monday night at his home from a heart attack. Pallbearers listed are J. L. Glass Colin Gardner Jr Harry Hadley W M McIntire Calvin Lloyd and Russell Weatherwax. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Riggs Funeral Home with Dr James P Simmonds and Rev Louis R Walter officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Lincoln Lodge Masons to hold services tonight at 7:30. Memorial fund for Methodist Church to be established. flowers omitted. He leaves Dayton and Clyde of Lima seven grandchildren a sister Mrs Ella Hill and brothers Howard and Heberon Pearson of Illinois. Funeral home viewings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hain
J. L. Glass
Colin Gardner, Jr
Harry Hadley
W. M. McIntire
Calvin Lloyd
Russell Weatherwax
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Rotary Club
Civil Service Commission
Middletown
Riggs Funeral
James P. Simmonds
Cincinnati
Louis R. Walter
Methodist Church
Miss Katherine Tebbe dies at 81 in Middletown
Funeral services for Miss Katherine Tebbe formerly of Manchester Avenue will be held at Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home in Cincinnati on Saturday. Burial is in St. Joseph Cemetery. She died early Tuesday morning at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Tebbe
Manchester Ave
Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home
Cincinnati
St. Joseph Cemetery
Miss Tebbe
Middletown Hospital
Death of Claude R. West at Middletown Hospital
Claude Richard West 62 of 1607 Taylor Ave died at 11 20 a m Tuesday after hospitalization since February He was a 25 year Armco shipping department employee retired 1950 October 1 He lived in the city 25 years from Paxton Ky WWI veteran with the 37th Ohio Infantry American Legion member Survived by widow Wayland two daughters Mrs L E Shackelford and Mrs George E Howard both of Middletown two sisters Mrs Pearl Hurst Paxton Ky and Mrs Maude Lindon Gilmore Ky three brothers Scott Ova and Howard West Visitations Thursday 2 to 7 and 10 p m Funeral Friday 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Dr R C Caudill First Church of God officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Paxton, Ky
37Th Ohio Infantry
American Legion
Wayland
L. E. Shackelford
Geoge E. Howard
Pearl Hurst
Maude Lindon
Gilmore
Scott
Ova
Dayton
Howard West
Paxton
McCoy-Leffler
R. C. Caudill
First Church of God
Woodside
Mrs Whippert Funeral Services Set in Connecticut
Mrs Hannah Knudsen Whippert 89 dies Monday afternoon at Shadylawn Rest Home. Funeral at LaPice and Ziegra Funeral Home Deep River Conn at 2 p m Friday. Burial Little Haddam Cemetery Moodus Conn. Survived by daughter Mrs Daniel Pease of Hamilton two step daughters and a grandson. Arrangements by Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Knudsen Whippert
LaPice and Ziegra
Deep River
Conn
Little Haddam
Moodus
Whippert
John J. Whippert
Shadylawn Rest Home
Daniel Pease
Hamilton
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Funeral services for William F. Pearson
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Stubbs Funeral Home for 75 year old William F. Pearson a farmer from near Utica. He died at 12 30 a.m. Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton burial in Miami Cemetery. Survived by widow Ethel one daughter Mrs Florence Moon of Jacksonville Fla and three sons Elmer of Jacksonville Claude of …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Stubbs
William F. Pearson
William Shannon
Middletown
Utica
Miami Cemetery
Pearson
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ethel
Florence Moon
Jacksonville
Fla
Elmer
Claude
Roadway Guard Rail Plans Near Embankments
Kauer said more than 6,000 feet of guard rail will be erected along the roadway near embankments and culverts. The project appears to focus on safety upgrades along the roadside, with installation stretching across multiple sections to protect slopes and drainage features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauer
Funeral services for Mrs Armenia Ward in Gratis
Mrs Armenia Ward 95 oldest resident of Gratis dies unexpectedly Monday night at her son Charles Ward's home in Hartford Ind She will have funeral services at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis at 1 p.m Thursday Rev William F Crick of First Brethren Church will officiate with burial in Salem Cemetery near Rising Sun Ind Visitation at the funeral home until services time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Armenia Ward
Zimmerman Funeral Home
William F. Crick
First Brethren Church
Salem Cemetery
Rising Sun
Ind
Entrance Rule Of Club Makes It Exclusive
The seventh grand conclave of the Order of 29ers will be held Friday. Only Feb 29 leap year babies are eligible for membership, with 123 members now on the roster including many states and England. The order has no president or dues and the gathering is an imaginary meeting to celebrate or mourn four-year birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Eas
Order of 29Ers
Pittsburg Sun
States
England
Louis Stroup
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Mrs. Wetzel
Kathleen E. Wetzel
Mrs
Kathleen Wetzel
Atic
Utah
Edward Jones
Bobby Ziegler
Sue Ann Urmston
Chester Wendt
I. A. Casper
Eugene Danner
Ernest Bowen
Clarence Taylor
Edward Tyson
Chester Hall
Homer Leffler
Freeman Macomber
Miami University
Charles Taft
Masons
Lincoln Lodge
Riggs
Lodge
Kenneth D. Berry
Peiwtod Sertert Geet
Aia
Maoh
Gallaher’s
Lincoln
Mercury CO
Bryan Philips
Ken Philips
New York
Greene & Ladd
Davion Livestock
Wayne Township
T. J. Kauer
Cincinnati Livestock
Michigan
Congress
McAlpin’s Cor
Central & Clinton
Dayton and
Clyde
Lima
Ella Hill
Howard
Heberon Pearson
Illinois
Miss Katherine Tebbe
Claude R. West
Claude Richard West
Taylor Ave
Mrs. Hannah Whippert
E. L. Banker Coal CO
DIAL
West Middletown
Wonder
Streifthau’s
Central Ave
Grimes ST
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