Two Brothers Die After Sharonville Train Crash
Two Detroit men Frank B Hudson and Luther Hudson were killed when a New York Central passenger train named The Moon struck their car on U S Highway 25 at Sharonville crossing. Coroner Herbert P Lyle identified them from papers in their pockets. The collision hurled the car about 35 feet. Both men died of head and internal injuries after arrival at General Hospital. Frank worked for Copco Steel and Engineering Co Detroit. Luther was a plumber formerly with John E Green Plumbing Co of Detroit. Authorities in Detroit had no further facts.
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Sharonville
New York Central
Cincinnati
U. S. 25
Sharonville Crossing
Hamilton County
Herbert P. Lyle
Frank B
Luther Hudson
Detroit
Sharonville Veterans Life Squad
General Hospital
Frank
Luther
Copco Steel and Engineering Co
John E. Green Plumbing Co
Train collision victims from city road crash named officials
The article notes that the sons were en route to Cincinnati. Conductor W. A. Hollman operated out of the river yards and engineer L. E. Applegate hailed from Sharonville. Victims were extracted from the wrecked car by Roy Smith, Sharonville Police Chief, and the Life Squad.
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Cincinnati
W. A. Hollman
River Yards
L. E. Applegate
Sharonville
Roy Smith
Life Squad
Stove Blast Burns Two Men In Winter Fires
Hamilton volunteers made a 15 mile round trip in snow and zero weather seeking a reported fire. William McLain 60 and James Murphy 26 were burned during separate incidents as a stove exploded and a bed caught fire. McLain suffered facial burns. Murphy had first and second degree burns and a hand cut escaping via a window. Fire damage was about $50. The incidents were investigated by the Overpeck and Hamilton departments with unclear reporting.
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Hamilton
William McLain
Trenton-Woodsdale Rd
James Murphy
S&s. Fifth St
McLain
Murphy
Four Mile Creek
Eaton Road
Louis Fritz
Hamilton Fire Department
Hamilton Department
Mercy Hospital
Harvard Clark
Fire damages garage at West Side Auto Shop
Algin Embry and Murphy lived there as roomers. A Saturday night blaze caused $250 damage to a garage at the West Side Auto Shop located on 117 Me- Ave. Firemen attributed the blaze to a defective flue.
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Algin Embry
Murphy
West Side
Me- Ave
Spaniel Club Holds Session
Despite extreme weather conditions about 60 English Springer Spaniel enthusiasts attended the first group meeting of the newly formed Ohio Valley English Springer Spaniel Club at the Manchester Hotels Maxwell Riddle dog editor of The Cleveland Press was guest speaker. He highlighted owning English Springer for hunting beach shows and field trials. A live pigeon demonstration and a trial movie followed. Leonard Reedy president said a match will be held soon. Mark Devine Cincinnati was bench show chairman for specialty shows and Forrest Laird Dayton was general bench shows chairman. Joe S. Devine Cincinnati was publicity chairman for the Cincinnati area.
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Ohio Valley
English Springer Spaniel Club
Manchester
Maxwell Riddle
Cleveland Press
Leonard Reedy
Mark Devine
Cincinnati
Forrest Laird
Dayton
Joe S. Devine
Poston and Lawson cited in alcohol related cases
John L. Poston of near Waynesville pled guilty to driving under the influence, fined 125 dollars and costs, and sentenced to 10 days in jail after appearance before Squire J. G. Howell. Everett Lawson, with Poston, was fined 50 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge. deputies William Thomas and Dick Satterthwaite made the arrests. Public notices: zoning board hearing on February 5 1948 regarding James E. Martin’s certificate of occupancy at rear of 211 Sutphin Street for bakery goods distribution. nonconforming use concerns cited. Administrative notices: estates of Adam Collins, Fannie M. Anderson, and George Rukavina appointing executors or administrators, with claims deadlines.
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Lebanon
John L. Poston
Waynesville
Squire J. G. Howell
Everett Lawson
Poston
William Thomas
Dick Satterthwaite
Public Health Zoning Board OF Appeals
James E. Martin
Sutphin Street
Board of Appeals
Hunting Licenses Down Twenty Percent In Ohio
Ohio Conservation records indicate 1947 hunting license sales may fall as much as 20 percent from 1946. Conservation Commissioner H A Rider notes the drop follows a wartime spike and tougher hunting laws and weather. Fishing licenses, by contrast, are seen rising about five percent, with 750,000 licenses sold this past year.
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Ohio Division of Conservation
Columbus
H. A. Rider
Ohio
Lebanon SPEBSQSA Will Meet Tonight
Lebanon Barbershop Quarters and Glee Club will meet at Harmon YMCA at 7 30 p m. for pins and a copy of The Harmonizer. The Lebanon chapter is approved with charter night planned. four Middletown members sang with the group. AP Georgetown O T Boone Montgomery 70 of Russellville was killed when struck by a car on Ohio Route 125. driver David Young 32 Bethel held for questioning.
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Lebanon
Harmon Ymca
William Koch
Harmonizer
Koch
Middletown Club
Georgetown
T. Boone Montgomery
Russellville
Here
State Highway Patrol
David Young
Bethel
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Help Constipated Folks
Dr Edwards provides relief for constipation with Olive Tablets. The product, now sold widely, is described as mild and thorough, acting on both upper and lower bowels to promote natural movements. Priced at 15¢ and 10¢.
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Dr.Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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