Interstate Box find May Unearth Cullman Check Fossil
A remodeling at Interstate Folding Box Co in Cullman uncovered a March 1 1905 check for 339.92 drawn by the Cullman Brothers on Oglesby Barnitz Co Bankers. John Kinder of the firm believes the wood floor hid the document for years while workers hauled debris to a city dump near Carmody Boulevard. The check, linked to leaf tobacco sold by Warren Smith, was found near Rt 4 and may have survived inside the warehouse debris undetected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. 4
Carmody Boulevard
Cullman Brothers
Carmody
John Kinder
Barnitz Bank
Interstate Folding Box Co
S. Verity Parkway
David Thaeler
Rie4
Interstate
Cullman
Oglesby & Barnitz Co
New York
Warren Smith
Barnitz
Issac Hale
Thaeler
Auto Theft Trial Opens in Butler County Court
Stephen Wayne Reichel, 20, of Detroit, Michigan, faces car theft charges in Butler County Common Pleas Court. He is accused of stealing Edward R. Thomas’s station wagon on May 19 along I-75 after being picked up in Michigan. A fifth grade class from Rosedale Elementary School observed the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Stephen Wayne Reichel
Detroit
Mich
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Edward R. Thomas
Lincoln Park
Reichel
Thomas
Michigan
Butler County
Rosedale
Middletown
First Sunday School Opened in Savannah in 1736
The first Sunday School in America opened at Christ Church Savannah Georgia in 1736 under John Wesley. This historic event marks the beginning of organized religious education in colonial America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christ Church
Savannah
John Wesley
Middle Files Counter Charge Against Coach
Middletown High School student Derrick Eugene Miller 18 files counter assault and battery and disturbing the peace charges against New Miami High School coach and teacher Dennis Byrd. Miller alleges Byrd slammed him against a wall pushed him and spat on him causing the charges. Byrd released on bond with a hearing set in Hamilton Municipal Court next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami
Hamilton
Derrick Eugene Miller
11Th Ave
Dennis Byrd
Oxford
Byrd
Miller
Hamilton Municipal Court
Talk Is Winner Extemporaneous Speech Wins Toastmasters Honors
Andy Kall an Armco accountant won best speech with the extemporaneous piece Go ing To A Meeting at a Toastmasters Club meeting held at Eastern Lanes. John Howard served as toastmaster and plans for an inner club debate on Selective Service Deferment were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kall
Armco
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
John Howard
Robert
NFO Leader Due In For Warren County Speech
NFO president Oren Lee Staley is expected to fly in tomorrow night to speak at 8 p.m. at the Warren NFO's annual ham supper in Lebanon High School. Mrs. Henrietta Biehle is NFO secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Warren Nfo
Lebanon High School
Staley
Henrietta Biehle
Secre
Middletown Bar Elects Officers
Mary Lord city commissioner and a local attorney was elected president of the Middletown Bar Association at the J and J Continental Lounge. Roger Turrell James Combs and John Herr were named officers with Miss Lord succeeding Barry Levey. State Sen. Stanley Aronoff of Cincinnati spoke on tax policy and education issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lord
Middletown Bar Association
J & J Continental
Roger Turrell
James Combs
John Herr
Miss Lord
Barry Levey
Stanley Aronoff
Cincinnati
Legislatre
Saint designation origins in the New Testament
The term saint traces its earliest use to the New Testament era as a designation for believers. It appears as a label for the faithful and those set apart in early Christian writings.
Deaths And Funerals Harry Cowgill and Mary Watkins
Death notices report Harry Cowgill 56 of 518 Baltimore St died at Middletown Hospital after a weeklong illness. Survived by wife Hazel two sons six siblings and seven others. Service 10 am tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Also Mary G Watkins 61 of 135 S Lafayette St died at home. Survived by two daughters a son and mother. Service 2 pm Saturday at R C Nein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cowgill
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Cowgill
Middletown Taxi Co
Middletown
Hazel
Harry and
Rainey
Calvin
Monroe
Myrtle Powell
Betty. Pennington
Cora Pressler
Florence Childers
Ruth Tuggle
Nora Lawson
Helen Huffman
Franklin
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
William Houston
Eldon Badertscher
Morrow
John
Milford
Del
Elva Guiler
Camden
R. C. Nein
Mrs. Goldye Freeze Dreher Freeze 84 Services Set
Mrs. Goldye Freeze formerly of Middletown will have funeral services at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Brough Memorial Home in Miamisburg. Burial follows today at Hill Grove funeral home from 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., after her death Wednesday at Bethany Lutheran Village. She was born in Miamisburg with no immediate survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldye A. Dreher Freeze
Middletown
Brough
Miamisburg
Hill Grove Cemetery
Services for Cory L. Gross Held at Brookville Funeral Home
Cory L. Gross 91 father of Mrs. Hildred Steigerwald of Tytus Avenue will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hay & Powell Funeral Home Brookville. Burial is in Gratis. He died Tuesday in Florida and was formerly a Verona resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory L. Gross
Hildred Steigerwald
Tytus Avenue
Hay & Powell Funeral Home
Brookville
Gratis
Gross
Florida
Verona
Pastor Rev F A Jordan Dies After Long Ohio Ministry
The Rev Frank A Jordan a native of West Middletown and former resident of Middletown died yesterday at Fremont Memorial Hospital in Clyde He served as pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Clyde from 1921 to 1965 retiring as pastor emeritus He was a Bethlehem Lutheran Church member and a graduate of Middletown High School Capital University and the Lutheran Seminary at Columbus Surviving are his wife Hermina a daughter Mrs Don Wolford Middletown a son Donald Mt Clemens Mich a sister Miss Clare Jordan and a brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Jordan
West Middletown
Middletown
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Clyde
Jordan
St. Paul’s Evangellial Lutheran Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Middletown High School
Capital University
Lutheran Seminary At
Columbus
Hermina
Don Wolford
Donald
Mt. Clemons, Mich
Miss Clare Jordan
Services for James Morris in Panama City
James Morris 85 of 5212 Windsor Road died Wednesday after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Smith Funeral Home Panama City with burial in Alford. Survived by three daughters Lorene Laner Dayton Jesse Morris Elkart Ind Lessie Butler Salem Ore, four sons Wesley Russell James Ernest, two sisters Stella Brock Georgia Willie Infinger Florida, and 24 other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Windsor Road
Smith Funeral Home
Panama City
Fla
Alford
Morris
Lorene Laner
Dayton
Jesse Morris
Elkart
Ind
Lessie Butler
Salem
Ore
Wesley and
Russell
Florida
James
Vietnam
Ernest
Stella Brock
Georgia
Willie Infinger
Day services for Robert H Day at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Rob ert H Day 36 of 926 W Market St is mourned in services at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Pastor Oliver Rajala officiating. Burial follows at Woodland Cemetery Dayton. Day owned Day s Pharmacy eight years before selling last month. Coroner cites carbon monoxide death. Survived by Cecilia Ann two daughters Kathleen Dana son David and his Dayton area parents and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Robert H. Day
W. Market St
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Oliver Rajala
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
John Arpp
Day
Montgomery County
Day’s
College of Pharmacy
University of Cincinnati
Cecilia Ann
Kathleen
Dana
David
Herschel Day
Charles Gilbert
Services for Mrs Marrie Flye held in Mason
Mrs Flye 89 of Mason dies at Wright Nursing Home after illness. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial at Lebanon Memorial Home. She leaves daughter Mrs Virgil Phillips Lebanon, four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Marrie Flye
Mason
Oswald
Flye
Wright Nursing Home
Virgil Phillips
Obituary Notices for Swegert Kollstedt and Donges
Mrs Cecelia Swegert aged 4 of 239 Minister St is listed for a Requiem High Mass at St Josephs Church at 10 a m tomorrow. Leonard Kollstedt aged 69 of 443 Miami St has a Requiem High Mass at St Peters Church at 9 3 a m tomorrow. John Donges aged 63 of 480 St Clair Ave has services at 10 a m tomorrow at Webb location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Swegert
St. Joseph's Church
Leonard Kollstedt
Miami St
St. Peter's Church
John Donges
St. Clair Ave
Webb
Loot Not Found At John Lloyd Home In Trenton Case
The home of John Frederick Lloyd 18 of 311 Douglas Ave Trenton was not where seven tape players 70 tapes and other items were recovered by Trenton police. Police said the loot was surrendered and came from cars and homes of Trenton juveniles. Much of the material remains at police headquarters for insurance disposition. Two juveniles involved were questioned by Trenton and Middletown police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick Lloyd
Douglas Ave
Trenton
Jack Lloyd
John
Middletown
Mosquito Attraction Tied to Skin Chemistry
Beltsville Maryland report notes some people are bothered by mosquitoes more due to higher lactic acid on their skin. U S Department of Agriculture chemists present the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltville
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Oglesba; & Binh CO OF
Bankers Cers
Hewlett
Jim Friend
Journal
NEW Life Temple
Trenton Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
God
Dean Sheets
Ohio
MOOSE
New Wiam
Middletown Bar
Aronoff
State Board of Regents
Elections and Commerce Committee
Senate
Mary Lord President
Story & Clark Piano
Story & Clark
Oakwood
Mitchell-Buxter Funeral Home
Mary Watkins
Mary G. Watkins
S. Lafayette St
Mrs. Goldye Freeze
Cory S. Gross
F. A. Jordan
Mrs
Ieem
Audry
Anne
Margaret
Peggy
Princess Ting
Statesman
The
V.I.P
Aie
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
Skeeters
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
West Middletown Hill
West Side Pizza
Sun. Mon
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