Deaths And Funerals Ward Gustin 82
Ward G Gustin 82 of 3023 Queen Ave died at 3 25 am at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since January He was born in Warren County and was a retired machinist and saw mill operator Surviving are his wife Matilda a daughter Mrs Bertha Selby Middletown two sons Loren a former Butler County deputy sheriff now in Sarasota Fla and Ernest of Middletown a sister Mrs Mary Routson of Monroe 13 grandchildren 18 great grand children and three great great grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Saturday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev H C Grunewald officiating Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Ward G. Gustin
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
Matilda
Bertha Selby
Middletown
Loren
Butler County
Sherif
Sarasota
Fla
Ernest
Mary
John H Sexton 81 of Middletown dies at hospital
John H Sexton 81 of 521 Garfield St died at 10 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after two weeks as a patient. He worked 23 years at the former P Lorillard Co and was a member of the Grand Avenue Church of God. Surviving are his wife Rath a daughter Stella Lillis of Charleston two sons John B of Middletown and Cari at home, a brother William of Middletown, a sister Dica Jones of Fresno, Calif., and 14 grandchildren.
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Joan H. Sexton
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Sexton
P. Lorillard Co
Grand Avenue Church of God
Eagles Lodge
Middletown
Charleston
Rath
Stella Lillis
Cari
William
Dica Jones
Fresno
Calif
Pamela Lakes weeks-old daughter found dead at home
Pamela Lakes, a seven week old girl, was found dead at 2:30 a.m. at her Franklin home. Dr. Donald Burns ruled bronchiolitis as the cause. Surviving are her parents, a brother Michael, a sister Tammy, paternal grandparents Ermon Lakes of Franklin, maternal grandparents Lawrence Rhonomus of Miamisburg and Mrs Lida Dillon of Hillebore. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. John W. Pelfrey. burial in Hillgrove Cemetery, Miamisburg. visitation 7 to 9 p.m.
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Frankian
Pamela Lakes
Clemie Lakes
Beech Drive
Donald Burns
Warren County
Michael
Tammy
Ermon Lakes
Franklin
Lawrence Rhonomus
Miamisburg
Lida Dilion
Hillebore
Eaton Funeral Home
John W. Pelfrey
Hillgrove Cemetery
Weirton Steel Names Spaulding VP of Operations
William D. Spaulding of Brilliant Ohio is named vice president in charge of operations for Weirton Steel. He succeeds Charles E. Carr who retired January 4. Spaulding has spent years with Weirton and National Steel.
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Weirton, W.va
William D. Spaulding
Brilliant
Ohio
Weirton Steel
Spaulding
Charles E. Carr
Weirton
National Steel
Rites Set For Preble School Head
Albert F. Harris 68 longtime Preble County educator and Verona school superintendent died Tuesday at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Indiana. He taught in local schools and served districts Lanier Monroe before becoming Verona superintendent in 1958. A World War I veteran he held multiple civic roles including American Legion Post 215 commander Rotary Odd Fellows Masons Polio Foundation and Red Cross chapters. Surviving wife Harriet and brothers Ralph and Raymond. Services Saturday at Barnes Funeral Home with burial Monad Hill Cemetery.
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EATON
Albert F. Harris
Verona
Preble County
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Harris
Lanier
Monroe J
Defiance College
Bowling Green University
American Legion
Rotary
Odd Fellows Lodge Oo
Star Stop Sign Contest Fails To Draw Sightings
Motorists again failed to report the Lucky Star on the stop sign at Lafayette Avenue and Baltimore Street. The Safety Council, which began the contest on December 1, had the star up briefly yesterday and Monday but drew no sightings. A $2 prize awaits the first motorist who reports seeing the star.
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Winton Steller
The
Safety Council
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore Street
Noted educators and leaders die across states
Brown 77 former educator dies after months illness in Tap. Howard Watson Ambruster 82 retired executive chemist author and newspaperman dies. Dr James Meigs Flippin 97 NC's oldest physician dies. Nora LeTourneau 43 longtime field secretary for National Council of Catholic Women dies of cancer. William Smith Mason 4 philanthropist early Evanston developer dies Wednesday.
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el Keeaakes
Tap
Brown
Fanwood
N.J
Howard Watson Ambruster
Feld
Pilot Mountain
N.C
James Meigs Flippin
North Carolina
Washington
Nora LeTourneau
National Council of Catholic Women
Rancho Santa FE
Calif
William Smith Mason
Evanston, II
Chicago
Eaton Artyle Plant to Move to Lebanon
Eaton's Artyle Co plans relocation from Eaton to Lebanon taking a three story crick building on a 10 year option. About 40 to 50 workers may transfer, with basement and first floor for production and upper floors for future expansion. Artyle officials to meet Lebanon Chamber of Commerce on January 23 for a dinner program.
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Eaton’s Artyle
Lebanon
Eaton
The
Artyle Co
Robinson Manufacturing
Cherry and
South Streets
Artyle
Crick
Lou Romahr
Claude Lowther
Cincinnati
Arstyle
Chamber of Commerce
Elevators Introduced to New York Hotels in 1859
The article notes that elevators were first introduced in New York hotels in 1859, marking an early milestone in urban hotel infrastructure and passenger vertical transport.
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New York
Presbyterians Elect At Annual Meeting
Officers were elected at the annual congregational meeting last night at First Presbyterian Church. New officers to be ordained and installed Jan. 22 include Elders William Schuck John R Hursh Howard Cromwell Edward W Barker George E Brooks Roger Oakley Raymond A Moore and Mrs Fred Gerber Board of deacons Kenneth E Bliven Rowan F Crawford Donald L Green Robert J McDade Robert D McIntyre John C Merritt Robert E Moore and Thomas L Schuler Trustees Mrs Norval E Diver Erle A Hanson Julius A McIntosh Henry E Miller and Merlin T Schrock James E Kunkler was named to fill an unexpired two year term Election was by Delbert Meyer chairman of the nominating committee. Tribute was paid to recently retired church organist Mrs Margaret Clapp and the yearly financial report summarized receipts of 77237 46 benevolences of 62979 97 total 140217 43. Also participating were the Rev Robert Ward associate minister and Rev Carl Boyer minister of education.
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First Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
William Schuck
John R. Hursh
Howard Cromwell
Edward W. Barker
George E. Brooks
Roger Oakley
Raymond A. Moore
Fred Gerber
Kenneth E. Bliven
Rowan F. Crawford
Donald L. Green
Robert J. McDade
Robert D. MclIn
Church membership and school enrollment figures released
In the Pastor's report Dr Russell W Galloway states church membership at 1749 and Michael Dannis council of Christian Education reports church school enrollment at 1102 highlighting current church demographics and education participation.
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Russell W. Galloway
Michael Dannis
Council of Christian Education
Federal Reserve New York destroys bills each year
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York destroys around 190 million dollar bills annually as part of currency lifecycle management. This process recycles worn notes into new currency, supporting nationwide cash circulation and financial stability.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Medical Staff Proxy Presides At 1st Meeting
Dr. D. M. Nisbet presided at his first meeting as president of Middletown Hospital medical staff yesterday. He is an Ohio State University graduate with an IM. D. from Northwestern and an eye specialist degree from Illinois. Officers elected in December include Dr. Robert Tennant as president-elect Dr. Dale Hubbard as secretary and Dr. Eugene Turner as treasurer. Dr. Robert Wilson is past president.
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D. M. Nisbet
Middletown Hospital
Ohio State University
Northwestern University
University of Ilinois
Robert Tennant
Dale Hubbard
Eugene Turner
Robert Wilson
Franklin’s Advice: The Best Is the Cheapest
Benjamin Franklin’s maxim about thrift frames a claim that lasting value comes from choosing quality at a reasonable price. The phrase guides frugal thinking and prudent purchasing across eras.
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Benjamin Franklin
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Joseph R. Baker
Sons Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
John H. Sexton
Infant Lakes
P.t.a.’S
Charles
Rites
Preble School
Polio Foundation
Red
Congregational Christian Church
Harriett
Ralph
Faten
Raymond
Barnes Funeral Home
Monad Hill Cemetery
Miss Star
Walker
Sen
Park Ave
Robinson Company
Charles Neiss Shoe Co
Wes
Oweaters
Syyr
Presbyterians
Galloway
Chhurch
Margaret Clapp
Robert Hayden
Charles Leaisure
Robert Ward
Monster
Carl Boyer
Contemporary
Cabinet Shop
Tytus
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