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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
10
The Cincinnati livestock market shows hogs steady with gains up to 25 cents per pound for various weight classes and sow prices in the 17 to 19 dollar range. A cluster of lost and rewarded dog notices follows, including beagle, cocker spaniel, and boxer alerts with contact numbers. Also listed are local monument sellers and memorial goods offerings.
Agnes Burton 34 wife of Claude of Trenton Ohio dies from injuries in a Scott County Tennessee crash. Services July 16 Grace Baptist Church with interment Woodside. Eleanor Lehman 45 of 522 Kensington St Dayton Ohio dies at Miami Valley Hospital. Rollie Page 70 from 1316 Reynolds Ave dies at home with services in Muncie Indiana. Anna E. Metzler 81 of 409 Yankee Rd Shady Lawn Home. services July 16 Woodside Cemetery. Charles G. Borger expressed thanks after loss. notices also list various help wanted ads and moving services in Middletown area.
Eleanor Lehman wife of A. Lehman manager of International Corpora sheet and strip safes died at Miami Valley Hospital after a six week illness. She lived in Middletown most of her life and was active in civic church and social work. Survived by husband one son Jerry her mother and two sisters. Funeral at Ascension Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs Helen Bishop of 541 Maple Ave will be at 8 30 am Tuesday at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church Dayton. Burial will be at Mason. Survivors include widower Edward three daughters Mrs Gladys French of Franklin Mrs Elizabeth Strader of Germantown and Mrs Ada Kelley of the text ends mid listing.
Ardella Fisher 68 of Lebanon Route 2 died 7 p.m. Sunday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a two month illness. Survived by Bert two daughters Vivi an McNitt of Washington DC and Mariam Wintermeyers of Lima a brother George Blevers of Indianapolis and four sisters Sue Orth Etta Kratz Ollie Mason and Joanna Reiss. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Johnson Funeral Home with burial Mainville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Funeral services for James S. Ingle 79 of South Lebanon were held at 3 30 p m from Oswald Funeral Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. The farmer died Friday in Grandview Hospital Dayton after surgery. Survived by sister Mrs Rhoda Reese of Middletown.
Funeral services for John C. Vail 81 of Lebanon were held at 2 p m today at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery He died at Miars Nursing Home Saturday after a lengthy illness A daughter Mrs Hercher James of Lebanon is his only survivor
Walter T. Elzey, 72, longtime Waynesville treasurer and general store owner, died at his home. He and wife Sarah just celebrated their 50th anniversary. Survived by son Kenneth of Dayton and sister Alma King. Service at 2 pm Tuesday at Church of Christ, burial in Miami Cemetery. Friends may call at McClure Funeral Home.
Alvin D Smith 78 died in Hopkinsville with services at McClure Funeral Home. Charles W Young 59 retired farmer of Hamilton Route 7 died Saturday with services at Webb Funeral Home. Carl E Henning 77 retired postal worker and noted musician died Friday with services at Webb Funeral Home. Gunar M Engebreth 42 president of the Territorial Senate in Anchorage serving his second term.
An Australian plane crash off the New Guinea coast killed two people, with five others missing. The American victim was Bishop Stephen Applehans of Wichita, Kansas, serving as Roman Catholic bishop of Madang, New Guinea. Father William Bachus of Brooklyn was also aboard.
A freight train derailment 12 miles east of Steubenville, Ohio, tied up the three main tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Crews worked to restore service as trains from the Panhandle Division were rerouted via Cleveland and Pittsburgh or Crestline.
Pakistan's prime minister Liaquat Ali Khan charged that 90 percent of India's army sits at Pakistan's borders and accused the Indian press of inciting war. He said he urged Indian PM Nehru and Western powers to remove the threat and would appeal to the United Nations Security Council.
The body of 22 year old Robert Smith was found on a brick driveway behind a Cleveland hotel after a fall from a porch. Det James Brewer said Smith, a former wartime flyer who survived a Sicily crash, had registered Sunday afternoon. Smith lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank O Smith. his father is a retired police captain. OPS to survey grocery costs nationwide over two months to base posted price program. Survey of wholesalers begins July 30 and retailers August 2. Belmont Park is the world’s largest racecourse at 475 acres.
New York stock market opens quietly with prices moving in a narrow 25 cent band. Leaders rising include International Harvester Johnn s Manville Kennecott Boeing and Associated Dry Goods while declines appear in Texas Company New York Central Sears Roebuck Woolworth and National Biscuit.
Si Nowlin, who contracted polio at age 14 during a 1932 Boy Scout camp, died at 33 after years confined to bed or a special chair. Educators from E. C. Glass High School visited him. he ranked among the top five in his 1940 class.
Charles N. Crandall 80 longtime Youngstown philanthropist died after a long illness. He gave 110000 to Mount Union College last January and had served on the college board of trustees since 1930. He was a member of one of Youngstown’s oldest families.
Slaughter cattle steady to lower with limited supply. Cows in liberal numbers. yearling prices 33.50 to 34.50 per cwt. Heifers and bulls quoted 29.50 to 30.00. Canner and cutter cows 17.00 to 21.50. bulk 22.00 to 36.00 for commercial to choice. Sheep about 50 lower. slaughter lambs 31.00 to 31.50 tops. ewes weak. Cincinnati Produce: U S consumer graded large 56-60, medium 52-55 1/2. wholesale extra large 48-51. Poultry: heavy hens 26-27, lights 22-23. butter 71 to 72 cents, butterfat premium 61. Potatoes 1.75-2.50.
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