Pioneer 4-H founder A B Graham dies at 91
A B Graham founder of the 4 H clubs and longtime extension educator died at 91 in a Columbus suburb after a cerebral hemorrhage. He organized the first rural 4 H club 58 years ago and served as first full time extension director at Ohio State University. Survived by two children and four grandchildren. services planned in Columbus and Fletcher.
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A. B. Graham
Columbus
Helen Baker
Middletown
Amanda School
Joseph Graham
Trenton
Graham
Springfield
Ohio
Ohio State University
St. Paris
Champaign County
Lena Conover
Miami County
Old National Normal School
Lebanon
Champaign
Miami
Shelby
Clark Counties
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Westville
U. S
Too Many Tickets Recruiters Have Their Day In Court
In Hamilton Municipal Court Judge Frank F. Wessel dismissed 58 overtime parking tickets against Army and Air Force recruiters. The Army man had 53 tickets and the Air Force man five. both had cars towed. Applegate urged leniency, but the judge warned future offenses would bring towing and that city lots should be used. The recruiters were given a clean slate.
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Hamilton
Frank F. Wessel
Army
Air Force
U. S
James Applegate
Cincinnati
Wesse
Applegate
Regain Strength Through Science and Health Reading
The passage urges restoration of strength through prayer and the study of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It notes readers may borrow the book free of charge at Christian Science Reading Rooms and that purchases cost $3 in red, green, or blue binders, postpaid by check or money order.
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Mary Baker Eddy
2000 Central Avenue Open Daily Hours
The listing shows 2000 Central Avenue open every day from 1 30 to 4 30 with Thursday evenings 7 to 9 except Sundays and holidays unclear due to punctuation. The text suggests limited evening hours on Thursdays and possible Sunday holiday closures.
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Central Avenue
Maine Seeks Capture of Noted Bandit Robert Brown Jr
Gov. Reed signed an extradition request to move Robert G. Brown Jr., 41, from Laconia New Hampshire to Maine to face charges of robbery and related crimes. Brown, an FBI fugitive described as a top 10 most wanted man, is accused of shooting Maurice Couture, 35, in July at Old Orchard Beach. He was recently captured in Cincinnati while employed by the Salvation Army.
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Augusta
Maine
John H. Reed
Robert Robert G. Brown Jr
Laconia
N. H
Ohio
Brown
FBI
Maurice Couture
Monttreal
Old Orchard Beach
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Reider Resigns from PLCO. McGovern Appointed in Ohio
Robert W. Reider of Port Clinton resigns from the Public Utilities Commission. Gov DiSalle appoints Frances McGovern of Akron to succeed him at a $16,000 annual salary.
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Columbus, Oh'o
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Public Utilities Commission
Michael V. DiSalle
Frances McGovern
Akron
Butler County Obituaries Busy Week Arrives
Marion Thomas Garrett 74 formerly of New Miami funeral services 10 a m tomorrow Webb Funeral Home Charles F Dixon 71 714 Hoover Ave Hamilton services 1 p m tomorrow Webb Kinikin Elmer M 63 302 Main St Hamilton private services Klaus Funeral Home Katherine Schneider 79 Hamilton services 9 a m tomorrow St Stephen Church Clarke Marion 67 formerly Hamilton in Phoenix Infant daughter of Carl Conklin Oxford services today Marshall Smith Funeral Dora Summers Scott 92 Reily services 2 p m tomorrow Marshall Smith Dora J Smith 73 formerly Hamilton services 10 a m tomorrow Apostolic Church Williamsdale Sally Hesler 71 808 N E St
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Marion Thomas Garrett
New Miami
Webb Funeral Home
Charles F. Dixon
Hoover Ave
Hamilton
Webb
Elmer M. Kinikin
Main St
Klaus Funeral Home
Katherine Schneider
St. Stephen
Clarke Marion
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Conklin
Oxford
Marshall Smith Funeral Home
Dora Summers Scott
Reily
Marshal Smith
Dora J. Smith
Apostolic Church
Williamsdale
Sally Hesler
N. E St
Bearded Man Sought in Ohio Theft Series
In Ironton Ohio a tall bearded man about 30 is the target of a county-wide hunt for six holdups since December 24. He enters markets and stations in dark topcoat with a concealed pistol, robs for about 2500 dollars, and has not wounded anyone. He is described as six feet tall and 165 pounds.
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Ironton, Ohio
Lawrence County
Ironton
Mencsik New GOEA Head At Armco
Frank Mencsik will head the Armco General Office Employee Assn for 1960. He is an accounting assistant and served as vice chairman last year. Orville McQueen was elected vice chairman and Pauline Hagins becomes secretary treasurer.
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Frank Mencsik
Armco
Mencsik
Orville McQueen
Pauline Hagins
Armco Drainge & Metal Products, Inc
Forrest McLaughlin
Mary Sue Roth
Michael Lanning
Cecil Harville
Armco International
Donald Langworthy
Armco Research
Mulford Martin
Armco Drainage
Ronald Trowbridge
Treasury
Robert Boni
Research
General Office Employe Assn
Hamilton Services 10 A.M. at Proescher Funeral Home
Funeral notices state Hamilton will be remembered in services at 10 o clock tomorrow at Proescher Funeral Home with burial to follow.
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Southwick Funeral Home
Columbus
Suber Funeral Home
Fletcher
Miami County
Deaths Elsewhere Washington Gustav Pabst Jr. Dies at 60
Gustav Pabst Jr. a former State Department Foreign Service officer was found dead in his Washington apartment Thursday. He suffered from a heart ailment and was the grandson of the Milwaukee Brewing founder bearing the family name.
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Washington
Gustav Pabst Jr
State Department
Foreign Service
Milwaukee
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