Death of Mrs. Eliza J. Harvey Widow of Papermaker
Mrs Eliza Jane Harvey 88 widow of George H Harvey pioneer papermaker in Middletown died at home after a two year illness. She active in First Methodist Church Gleaner's Class and Women’s Society of Christian Service and taught Sunday School. Survived by son Arthur R Harvey granddaughter Mrs John M Robertson great granddaughter. Funeral 10 30 a m Friday Riggs Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Middletown Hospital Community Guild.
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Eliza Jane Harvey
George H. Harvey
Middletown
Gardner Place
Harvey
West
Springfield
Mass
First Methodist Church
Gleaner’s
Women's Society of Christian Service
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Middletown Hospital
Riggs Funeral Home
Louis R. Walter
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital Community Guild
Jack Wilson Dies in Los Angeles After Auto Crash
Jack Wilson aged about 45, former Middletown resident, died last night at his home in Los Angeles. He was married to Nellie Watson of Middletown. He had suffered critical injuries months earlier when struck by a car driven by an intoxicated operator and never recovered. Survivors in Middletown include two sisters, Mrs. Omar Leslie of Middletown Route 2, Agnes Wilson, and a half brother, Charles Wilson.
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Jack Wilson
Middletown
Los Angeles
Wilson
Nellie Watson
Omar Leslie
Agnes Wilson
Charles Wilson
Elmer C Price Funeral Held For Greenville Veteran
Elmer C Price 55 resident of the YMCA died by suicide yesterday morning. Funeral services at Turpin McKnight Funeral Home Greenville Thursday afternoon with burial in Greenville Cemetery. A World War II veteran served 1941 to 1943 and belonged to American Legion Post 218. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Price and sister Mrs Roy Howard, all of Greenville.
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Elmer C. Price
YMCA
Turpin - McKnight
Greenville
American Legion Post 218
Clifford Price
Roy Howard
George W McIntosh dies at 79 after long illness
George W. McIntosh, 79, retired farmer, died at the home of his son Arch McIntosh in West Middletown at 10 15 am after a four year illness. Survived by Arch and four other sons Carl Middletown Jerry Campton Ky Ted Lexington Ky and Fred Alameda Calif. two daughters Beulah Blanton Fuller Fla and Evelyn Kelly Lexington Ky. 25 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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George W. McIntosh
Arch McIntosh
West Middletown
Arch
Carl
Middletown
Jerry
Campton
Ted
Lexington
Fred
Alameda
Calif
Beulah Blanton
Fuller, Fla
Evelyn Kelly
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Martha Johnson Franklin dies in Dayton hospital
Martha Johnson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Johnson of 921 Turner Lane Franklin Route 2 died Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton where she had been admitted days earlier Surviving are two sisters and a brother The body will be taken to Jackson Kentucky by Robert Eaton Funeral Home for services and burial there
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Franklin
Martha Johnson
Wilson Johnson
Turner Lane
Franklin Route 2
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Jackson
Robert Eaton Funeral Home
Morrow Funeral Services For Emma Falch 71 Morrow
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Falch 71 of Morrow will be at 9 am Thursday at St Columbian Church Loveland following her death Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by three sons Joseph Charles Frank. two daughters Louise Fry Alma Joseph. a brother Henry Fry. 10 grandchildren friends may call Taft's Funeral Home Loveland 2 to 10 pm today.
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Morrow
Emma Falch
St. Columbian Church
Loveland
Taft
Deaths of Ms Vada J Brown and Aloysius Brunner
Ms Vada Joan Brown, 23, of Mt. Auburn Cincinnati, was killed Monday in an Indiana auto accident. Services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Webb Funeral Home. Aloysius J Brunner, 64, of 509 Ridgelawn Ave, received services.
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Hamilton
Vada Joan Brown
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Indiana
Webb Funeral Home
Aloysius J. (Cotton) Brunner
Ridgelawn Ave
Stolen Truck Abandoned Near Woodside Cemetery
A $2,000 truck stolen from a Woodside Cemetery garage was found yesterday in Mansfield in running condition near another cemetery. Police say tools worth $100 may have been taken. two sand blast generators valued at $150 and 150 feet of air hose worth $25 were reported stolen at the same time. Entrance to the garage was gained after midnight by forcing the door and smashing a window.
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Woodside Cemetery
Mansfield
Dick McCandless
Woodside
Roy Crout
John Harbin
Fourteenth Ave
McKellar Named Commander of Legion Post 231 for Year
Blythe-Williams Post 231, American Legion, yesterday elected Selma McKellar 1953 commander. Other officers named were James Calhoun first vice commander Harold Patterson second vice commander Orville Williams adjutant Willie Bryant finance officer James Ely chaplain Rudolph Looney sergeant at arms John Domineck Jake Jiles Algie Williams Onese Nichols Wilman Sparks executive committee Vivian Washington service officer and Joe Highdon publicity officer Adjutant Williams announced reports on August 4 and installation on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Selma McKeller
James Calhoun
Harold Patterson
Orville Williams
Willie Bryant
James Ely
Rudolph Looney
John Domineck
Jake Jiles
Algie Williams
Onese Nichols
Wilman Sparks
Vivian Washington
Joe Highdon
Williams
Wildlife films shown at Civitan Club luncheon
Civitan Club members viewed Realms of the Wild, a color film on wildlife and habitats, revealing that hunters take 10,000,000 dollars worth of furs and 40,000 pounds of meat from national parks annually. A National Safety Association presentation urged drivers to treat licenses as a privilege. Paul Wilson, Safety Council director, presented both films. Next week's meeting features the annual picnic at E. S. Sherron's home at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
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National Parks
Civitan Club
Manchester
National Safety Association
Paul Wilson
Safety Council
E. S. Sherron
Wilbraham Road
Eight Motorists Fined For Highway Violations Across Area Courts
Eight motorists were fined a total of 230 dollars plus costs in area courts after state patrol arrests. Carl Beaver, 47, West Chester Route 1, received a 100 dollar fine and two day jail sentence for drunken driving with a 30 day license suspension. sentence suspended. Marian E. Short, 19, Loveland Route 1, fined 10 dollars for reckless operation and 10 dollars for hit and run operation. Other fines included Joe Bell, 25, Hamilton, 20 dollars for speeding. Herman Adkins, 24, Middletown Route 3, 20 dollars for passing a stop sign. Kenneth R. Rogers, 22, Dix Rd., 10 dollars for parking on highway. Matthew Wilson, 44, Piqua, 25 dollars for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a vehicle. Russell Bargen, 20, Reading, 25 dollars for reckless operation. Donald T. Eads, 19, Dayton, 10 dollars for yellow line violations.
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Carl Beaver
West Chester
Hamton
Frank Wessel
Verne Stock
Loveland
Marian E. Short
Joe Bell
Hamilton
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Herman Adkins
Middletown
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Kenneth R. Rogers
1618 Dix Rd
Stretcher
Hobart Merjeer
Maud
Matthew Wilson
Piqua
Russell Bargen
Reading
Donald T. Eads
Dayton
House
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Robert F. Groneman
R—Hamilton
Senate
Soaring Enrollment Problem Says Miami’s New President
Dr. John W. Millett new Miami University president told the Oxford Kiwanis Club that rising enrollment will require studies to match education to demand and to decide if more high school graduates should be encouraged to attend college. He cited growth from 1900 to today and warned enrollment could reach 10,000 at Miami by 1965. He noted only about half of the top quarter of graduates now go to college and urged considering greater encouragement for this group.
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Oxford
John W. Millett
New
Miami University
Sin
Oxford Kiwanis Club
Miami
Obituary notices for Horn Limerick Wells at multiple churches
5 am Thursday at St Peter Church services listed for Clement L V Horn 90 father of John M Horn of Horn Lumber Co. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at North Bend Church. Robert W Limerick 72 of 305 North F St. Services 10 a.m. Thursday Klaus Funeral Home. Rev Ira Wells 78 of 1845 Parka mo Ave. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Church of God.
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St. Peter
Clement L. V. Horn
John M. Horn
Horn Lumber Co
North Bend
Robert W. Limerick
North F St
Klaus Funeral Home
Ira Wells
Parkamo Ave
Church of God
Cincinnati Pair Hurt In Accident North Of Camden
A Cincinnati woman and her son were injured in an auto-truck collision on U.S. 127 a mile north of Camden in Preble County late last night. Mrs Marian Henlein, 52, was treated in Mercy Hospital Hamilton for fractures to her left leg and right arm, and her son Paul, 25, suffered body abrasions and shock. Deputies say a tire blowout on the truck caused the crash.
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Camden
Cincinnati
U.S. 127
Preble County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Marian Henlein
Paul
New Opti Misses Club Discussed at Picnic
Wives of Optimist Club members convened at LeSourdsville Lake during a club family picnic last night to discuss forming an Opti Misses Club. Bob Minor served as chairman of the affair.
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Optimisses” Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Bob Minor
Ohio Assembly Near End Of 100th Session In Columbus
Ohio's 100th General Assembly pushes toward a July 17 windup with floor votes on nine new municipal courts and improved rural telephone service. Key actions include radar speed-trap safeguards, driver license suspension for habitual violators, and pay raises for state directors. The Senate and House debate constitutional term extensions for elected officials amid ongoing budget and staffing measures.
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Art Parks
Columbus
100Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Circleville
Athens
Cuyahoga Falls
Delaware
Kenton
Port Clinton
Ravenna
Sidney
Tiffin
Lancaster
Fairfield County
State Department
Finance
Commerce
Public Works
Agriculture
Liquor Control
Tax
Board of Tax Appeals
Pardon and Paroles Board
Adjutant General
Director of Natural Resources
Department of Highway Safety
State Civil Service Commission
Ross Pepple
R—Allen
House Public Affairs Committee
Cincinnati live cattle hogs market report
Cincinnati market notes hogs 1 700 head mostly steady to higher on lighter weights. sows firm. heavy weights mixed. reports for 180 240 lb hogs 26 35 sows 20 22 400 550 lb hogs 18 20. bulls 11 12. cattle 600 head calves 250, slaughter classes steady to firm. steers yearlings heifers stable. beef cows firm. canners and cutters strong. bulls strong. vealers mixed. heifers 18 20 50. cows 10 16. bulls 12 14.50. prime weights 20 22. sheep 500 head lambs steady to uneven. prime 24 25. good 20 23. utility 15 18. culls 10 12. ewes 3 5.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Prices and Grades for Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati prices list Dayton produced eggs and poultry with grades and percentages for white brown and mixed categories. Current receipts show cases exchanged 35 to 39 while wholesale and minimum quality standards apply. Poultry prices reflect fryers weights over 242 pounds and hens roosters with range figures. Potatoes priced at 2.50 to 4.25.
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Cincinnati
Hennery
Medi Milk Production “Association
Medical Examiner Dr. Howard E. Busching Dies at 58
Cincinnati obituary notes Dr. Howard E. Busching aged 58 died at Bethesda Hospital on Tuesday. He served as medical examiner for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in Cincinnati for 28 years.
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Cincinnati
Howard E. Busching
Bethesda Hospital
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
TV and Radio Highlights for Tonight
Tonight on WPFB Baseball features St Louis at Cincinnati at 8 pm. At 9 pm WHIO and WKRC present Franchot Tone as a prisoner seeking freedom by a dangerous experiment. 9:30 pm WHIO and WKRC offer Will Rogers Jr in a new drama as a small town newspaper editor. 10 pm WHIO features Constance Keene as piano soloist with Walter Hendle conducting the Grant Park Symphony.
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WPFB
St. Louis
Cincinnati
WKRC
Franchot Tone
Playhouse
Broadway
WHIO
Will Rogers, Jr
Constance Keene
Walter Hendle
Grant Park
Television Tonight Highlights and Hostesses Across Networks
Telecast schedule lists Ama lia, a young Portuguese singer, guesting with Eddie Fisher 6:30 on WLW stations. Helen Hayes hosts Arthur Godfrey and His Friends at 7 on WHIO and WKRC. Robert Russell Bennett leads the Music Hall format at 7:30 on WLW stations. The House Beautiful on TV Theater at 9 features Chan ning Pollack. Boxing at 10 on WLW-D includes Arthur Persley vs Orlando Zuleuetta. Penny Arcade at 11:15 on WHIO screens Knickerbocker Holiday with Coburn, Eddy, Winters.
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Wlw-T
Amalia
Eddie Fisher
WHIO
WKRC
Helen Hayes
Arthur Godfrey
Wlw-D
Robert Russell Bennett
Music Hall
Channing Pollack
Arthur Persley
Orlando Zuleuetta
Penny Arcade
Knickerbocker Holiday
Charles Coburn
Nelson Eddy
Shelly Winters
Television and radio premiere reviews mixed
Four new programs debuted last night across TV and radio. CBS TV offered All-Girl Orchestra and Eddy Arnold’s channel, both judged ordinary with brief bright musical moments. WKRC presented Mel Torme and Teresa Brewer in a 15 minute variant, while Eddie Albert’s Nothing But the Best mixed brilliance with mediocrity. Radio’s 21st Precinct stood out for solid writing and pacing, though not groundbreaking, and other programs including Mirror Theater and The Music Hall moved through shifts, with Cavalcade of America exiting the lineup.
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Dinah Shore
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Wlw-Tv
Eddy Arnold
Eddy
Dick Hageman
WKRC
Mel Torme
Teresa Brewer
U.S.A
Torm
Tere Sa
Eddie Albert
Louis Armstrong
Lee Wiley
Vera Zorina
The
Momba Knights
Eddie
Herb Shriner
Les Wiley
New York
Bonnie
Ocean
Albert
CBS Ra
Dio
21St Precinct
Golden Fleece
Music Hall
America
Robert Roséwell Bennett
Pate Ti Page
Patti
CBS
Howard Barlow
Bethel AME Church sponsors lawn fete for baby contest
A lawnfete sponsored by Stewards Board 2 of Bethel AME Church will be held at Mrs. John P. White home at 826 Eighth Ave Friday with serving starting at 5 30 p m Proceeds go to the annual baby contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Ame Church
John P. White
Eighth Ave
Man Drowns In River Near Toboso
Joseph Hobbs, 29, of Newark, drowned Tuesday in the Black Hand Gorge of the Licking River near Toboso. Police investigated the river accident and identified the victim.
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Newark
Joseph Hobbs
Black Hand
Licking River
Toboso
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E. J. Harvey
Mrs
Greene & Ladd
Admiral Corp
Scescorsccosee Allied Stores
Vultee Air
Container Corp
Crane’ Co
Goodyear - Gt. Northern
Greyhound
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Kennecott
Pranee Reking
Lorillard
Marshall Field
Ats Mead Corp
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Nash Cay
Newport E
Pacific RR
Ohio Oil
Packard Motors
Stepan American
Paramount
Penn. RR
Phelps Dodge
Philco Radio Ce
Sorge
Petr
Corp
Radio Corp Ween
Repab
Revere Copper
Scheniey
Serve Inc
Sinclair Oil
Pacific Dt
Southern Rauspee Co
Oity
Oil Ohio
Studebaker Menses Ee
Sunray Oil
Texas Corp
Tidewater Assa We
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U S. Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Dayton Livestock
Ohio Assembly
Mirror Theater
Colored News
DeWeese
Everybody’s Farm
News & Barbara Magazine
of the
All
1450 Club
Tytus
Ana Bad
Ee — Tello
McCarthy
Denny
Bill Lombardo
Lorenzo Jones
Baker & Headliners
Cisco Kid
Webb Bob Odson
Calvin
Morgan Beatty
Lone Ranger
Mantavanni
Orch
Kash Amburgy
Tris Coffin
Brow News
Ham
St. Loui
T.B.A. Cross
Rogers
Gazette Ham
Parade
Barrie Crai
News of Tomorrow
Gran
Morgan News
Babe Baker
Webb
Hilgeford
Jack Remington
Lester
Ivie
Matlock
Everybody
sSlack
Tom McCarthy
DeWeese Charles Black
Krazy Kwilt
Charles Black
Lester Charles Black
Kitchen Club
Travelers
Bob Pe
T Richens
WLW
Dick Haymes
Tom McCasmnhy
WEKRC
Helen Trent
WMOH
Ward—slek
Smokey Ward
Omar Musical
Savers
Unity Viewprews—Central Store
Dawn Patrol
Penny's Pantry
Bill Thall
Bill Thal
Road of Life
Blue Barron
Dr Malone
Record Shop
Mrs Burton
Nora Drake
Black
Hilltop House
Pepper Young Charles Black
Q. Lewis
Widder Brown
Stan Matlock
Lindon
Lebanon
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Bowman Brothers
Uorigan
Laimant
Emerauder
Paris
Broad ST
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