Mrs. Gilmore Taken by Death in Middletown Community
Helen DuErmit Gilmore 54 died yesterday at 10 35 p m at the home of Richard Crowe on Michael Rd where she was employed Funeral services set for 9 am Tuesday at St John s Church burial in St Peter and Paul s Cemetery Reading Ohio Survived by son John Lester father J F DuErmit sister LeRoy Bailey brothers J Warren DuErmit H Edward DuErmit and J Les DuErmit She had been a Hazelwood Ohio native and longtime Middletown resident Former Woolworth employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen DuErmit Gilmore
Richard Crowe
Michael Rd
Hazelwood
Hamilton County
Middletown
Hodly Trinity School
St. John’s Church
F. W. Woolworth
John Lester
J. F. DuErmit
Hamilton
LeRoy Bailey
la Mesa
Calif
J. Warren DuErmit
Julian
H. Edward DuErmit
Lebanon
J. Les DuErmit
Aberdeen Dr
the Journal
St. Peter and Paul's
Reading
Ohio
McCoy-Leffler
Pallbearers named for Pvt Richard Shade of Middletown
Pallbearers chosen from Shade’s boyhood circle include six active and four honorary names. Services set for Monday at United Brethren Church with Legion military rites at Woodside Cemetery World War II memorial area. Shade died in the Battle of the Bulge January 7 1945 at age eighteen weeks after graduating Middletown High School class of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Shade
Riggs
Charles Klickner
J. Holman
Jack Cummings
Harold McGraw
William Worman
Glen Woodward
Arnold Rollman
George McChesney
Richard
Marvin Monroe
E. R. Turner
United Brethren Church
Legion Post
Woodside Cemetery
Pvt
Shade
Middletown High School
William N Selig a Pioneer in Early Film Industry
William N Selig, 84, pioneer film industry leader and president of the Selig Polyscope Company, produced its first commercial film in 1909 and invented film photography devices. Born in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
William N. Selic
Selig Polyscope Company
Chicago
Wayne County Oats Crop Could Set County Record
County Agent George A. Dustman says Wayne County oats yield may reach a new county record, estimating 1.5 to 1.75 million bushels with 1.75 million as the high target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
Wayne County
George A. Dustman
Tool Firm Sold Conneaut C
The Burke Machine Tool Company is sold to Cincinnati interests announced by President Harry Rockwell. Lou Goldsmith will become the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut. C
Burke Machine Tool Company
Cincinnati
Harry Rockwell
Louis Goldsmith
Councilman Sidney E. Anderson Dies in Portsmouth
Sidney E. Anderson a 65 year old city councilman here since January died yesterday in Portsmouth as AP reports. The longtime local official served on the city council and was known for community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Sidney E. Anderson
Hong Kong name meaning sweet stream and fragrant port
The name Hong Kong comes from two Chinese characters that translate to sweet stream and fragrant port. This etymology reflects the area's historic geographic and trading significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Winners Announced in Doll Parade at Rarnitz Field
Dolls large and small paraded at Rarnitz Field as girls and silent playmates shared their showcase. Judges cast votes for Baby dolls Eleanor Daley Jane Dorenbusch Linda Egelston. Large dolls Sandra Minor Peggy Ann Rybolt Gloria Dennis. Antique Carolyn Murphy Susan Wilkin Barbara Baker. Small Barbara Edwards Sharon Mills Eleanor Daley. Storybook Susan Caldwell Susan Bennett Linda Egelston. and more. Linda Sue Heck's Hallmark dolls stood out as a class by themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarnitz Field
Sandra Minor
Peggy Ann Rybolt
Gloria Dennis
Carolyn Murphy
Susan Wilkin
Barbara Baker
Barbara Edwards
Sharon Mills
Eleanor Daley
Susan Caldwell
Susan Bennett
Linda Egelston
Kay Adams
Marilyn Frye
Nancy Hannah
Ann Foutz
Catherine Schneider
Linda Sue Heck
Hallmark
Five Local Scouts to Earn First Three Ranks at Court of Honor
Five Boy Scouts expected to advance to Star, Life, and Eagle ranks at a Court of Honor on Wednesday July 28. Richard Dieterly and Bob Baker receive Star. Robert Moore and Don Pearson attain Life. Robert Moore of Troop 11 aims for Eagle with national approval. Board of Review at Camp Hook approved applications. C. M. Shera to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Richard Dieterly
Bob Baker
Robert Moore
Don Pearson
Moore
National
New York City
Board of Review
Camp Hook
C. M. Shera
Auto Accident Fatalities Reach New Castle Hospital
Mrs. Orvilla Altman 175 of Mansfield Ohio died in New Castle hospital from injuries after a head on collision on Monday afternoon. Her husband Grant Altman 79 is hospitalized with possible fractures. The driver said he dozed and was fined 13 dollars 50 cents for failing to yield half the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Orvilla Altman
Mansfield
New Castle Hospital
Grant Altman
Altman
William Steiner
Butler Highway
New Castle City Line
Youth shot self in forearm at uncle's farm
Donovan Whitt 18 of Hamilton Route 2 was treated at Middletown Hospital after injuring his left forearm with a .22 revolver in an accident. He told detectives the incident occurred on his uncle's farm yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Donovan Whitt
Local man arrested for drunken driving in city
Harvey Brinegar aged 24 of 1702 Glenn Avenue was arrested at 2 45 a m today at the intersection of Central Avenue and Baltimore Street for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brinegar
Glenn Ave
Central Ave
Baltimore St
Thief Steals $145 From Earl Wilson at Residence
A burglar entered Earl Wilson's bedroom at 2018 Wayne Avenue last night and took $145 from his trousers. In his rush to flee, the thief dropped a single dollar bill near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
Wayne Ave
Wilson
Tempers Flare as Warm Weather Prescribes Quiet
Mitchell Brooks of 2010 Linden Ave and M. A. Mack of 118 Moore St were involved in a morning disturbance. Police urged Brooks to stop playing his guitar at 4 a.m. and asked Mack to move tomato stakes after 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Brooks
Linden Ave
M. A. Mack
Moore St
Brooks
Mack
How the New Testament Came into Existence and Its Authors
The Apostles preached before writing. Matthew wrote to Jews in Palestine then Greek readers. Mark for Rome. Luke to Theophilus with two books on Christ and the Church's spread. Paul, Peter, Jude, James sent letters to early churches. John, in exile on Patmos, wrote Revelation and a Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
St. Matthew
Palestine
St. Mark
St. Peter
Rome
St. Luke
St. Paul
Theophilus
Bethlehem
Heaven
St. Jude
St. James
St. John
Our Lord
Isle of
Patmos
Jesus
Christ the Son of
God
What Is Meant by the Capital Sins
The Capital Sins are seven vices Pride covetousness lust anger gluttony envy and sloth. They are not necessarily the worst sins and are opposed by seven virtues Humility generosity chastity kindness temperance brotherly love and diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion of Mary
P. O
Middletown
Ohio
Chautauqua Hosts Singing Groups Parade of SPEBSQSA Quartets
At Chautauqua tonight a parade of SPEBSQSA quartets will feature George Campbell of Cincinnati a former Army community sings leader on the program Milton Johnson acts as master of ceremonies for the 8 p.m. program. Fifteen Miami Valley quartets are expected to perform before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spebsqsa
Chautauqua
George Campbell
Cincinnati
Army
Miami Valley
Milton Johnson
Gubernatorial candidates set for Warren homecoming
In Warren Ohio the annual Hub bard homecoming will host two contenders for governor. Republican incumbent Thomas J. Herbert and Democrat former governor Frank J. Lausche attend the event.
Democracy's Defense Use by Whitney at Antioch
Professor Norman J. Whitney of Syracuse University argues democracy is the United States' best defense against Communism, urging a dynamic democracy and active practice at the fifth annual Institute on Internal Affairs closing at Antioch College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
United States
Norman JJ. Whitney
Syracuse University
Institute
Whitney
Antioch College
Butler County Court News and Probate Filings
Neglect is alleged in the Mary Elizabeth Spencer petition for decree custody and alimony in Common Pleas Court against Bennie Verlin Spencer. Spouse history includes marriage May 28 1935, divorce April 1 1946, remarriage April 1 1947. Will of Arnold Brunner probate directs $2500 realty to widow Anna S. Brunner with executrix nomination. signed November 3 1930, witnessed by Robert J. Shank Horace C. Shank Hallie Garrett. testator died June 27. Flora M Neill estate probate leaves to widower Robert Neill. will signed January 10 1931, witnesses B Vincent Pater and Clem Pater Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Spencer
Oxford State Rd
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Bennie Verlin Spencer
Highland Ave
Mayfield
Arnold Brunner
Hamilton
Anna S. Brunner
Robert J. Shank
Horace C. Shank
Hallie Garrett
Flora M. Neill
Robert Neill
B. Vincent
Pater
Clem Pater, Jr
Giani Divorce Petition Seeks Alimony Custody
Sybil Giani age 18 files in Common Pleas Court through aunt Bertie Anderson of Hamilton seeking divorce alimony and custody of their sons from Marion Giani age 19 whom she accuses of neglect. The couple wed June 1 1946 in Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Giani
Common Pleas Court
Bertie Anderson
Hamilton
Marion Giani
Covington
Riddle Seeks Divorce Alimony Custody in Hamilton Court
Vivian Elizabeth Riddle of Hamilton sues David Riddle in Common Pleas Court alleging neglect in the 1934 Portsmouth marriage. She seeks divorce alimony and custody of their five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Elizabeth Riddle
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
David Riddle
Portsmouth
Schick alimony petition filed in Common Pleas Court
Rosemary Schick of Hamilton files for alimony against Robert Schick in Common Pleas Court alleging neglect cruelty and refusal to work steadily. The couple married August 9 1946 in Covington Kentucky and have a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rosemary Schick
Hamilton
Robert Schick
Covington
McMahan Divorce Suit Alleges Neglect in Hamilton
Gladys McMahan of Hamilton sues Byron Mc Mahan in Common Pleas Court for divorce alleging neglect and cruelty. She seeks equitable division of marital holdings including realty. Hearing set for February 8, 1936 in Brookville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McMahan
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Byron McMahan
Equitable Division
Brookville
Ind
Will of Guy Morgan filed for probate in Midletown
The will of Guy Morgan who died June 24 directs estate to his wife Carrie with equal shares to sons and daughters if she predeceased him. Named heirs include Sarah Snethen, Louise Morgan Baker, Robert H. Morgan, Richard G. Morgan, and Irene Lane. Robert H. Morgan seeks appointment as executor. Will signed January 25, 1939 with witnesses B. F. Hurwitz and Elliott D. Levey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morgan
Middletown
Carrie
Sarah Snethen
Louise Morgan Baker
Robert H. Morgan
Richard G. Morgan
Irene Lane
B. F. Hurwitz
Elliott D. Levey
Vernon Clemons Appointed Estate Administrator
Vernon Clemons, widower, was appointed to administer the estate of Martha Clemons of Oxford who died on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Clemons
Martha Clemons
Oxford
Administrator named in Sullivan estate
Clem F. Imfeld was named administrator with will annexed in the estate of Mary Jane Sul livan of Middletown who died in October 1947. The estate was estimated at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem F. Imfeld
Mary Jane Sullivan
Middletown
Divorce petition filed in Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Muncie Witham through her mother Maggie Muncie of Hamilton sues Joseph Allen Witham for divorce alimony and custody of their son alleging neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Muncie Witham
Maggie Muncie
Hamilton
Joseph Allen Witham
Peggy Yannella named administratrix in Yannella estate
Peggy Agnes Yannella appointed administratrix for the estate of James Charles Yannella of Middletown. The estate is estimated to include two dollars in personal property. James Charles Yannella died on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Agnes Yannella
James Charles Yannella
Middletown
Will of Emma C Duncan upheld by Common Pleas Court
A jury in Common Pleas Court under Judge Fred B. Cramer upheld the will of Emma C. Duncan of Hamilton. The decision followed a petition by Roy Duncan and others against Carl Huber and others challenging the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Emma C. Duncan
Hamilton
Roy Duncan
Carl Huber
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court for Callahan Jentry
Judge P. P. Boll grants Mamie L. Callahan Jentry of Hamilton a divorce from William C. Jentry for neglect. Alimony awarded amounts to $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Mamie L. Callahan Jentry
Hamilton
William C. Jentry
American trailer made into royal palace for Ethiopian duke
A Chicago firm announced shipment of a luxury mobile home to His Imperial Highness the Duke of Harar son of Ethiopia's Haile Selassie The deluxe model features a kitchen living room indirect lighting and a glassed in shower stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duke of
Harar
Ethiopia
Haille Selassie
Crosley Motors to Buy Five-Story Factory in North Fairmount
Cincinnati AP reports Crosley Motors, Inc. announced the purchase of a five-story factory building in the North Fairmount section, signaling expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Crosley Motors, Inc
Fairmount
Polio death marks Cincinnati's first 1948 case
Health Commissioner Carl A. Wilzbach reported Priscilla Perin aged 21 months died at General Hospital in Cincinnati marking the city's first polio death of 1948. The Covington girl died yesterday at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carl A. Wilzbach
Priscilla Perin
Covington
General Hospital
Brevoort Hotel to Close July 31 Over Safety Upgrades
The century old Brevoort Hotel in New York will shutter on July 31 as it cannot meet current fire safety laws. Once a Greenwich Village nexus for writers and artists it hosted visiting nobility and statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Javits to Seek Flanders Aid in Meat Rationing Bill
New York congressman Jacob K. Javits says he will ask Senator Robert E. Flanders to co sponsor a meat rationing bill at the special session convened by President Truman for July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Robert E. Flanders
R-Vi
Congress
Truman
U S Army transport General Callan arrives in Trieste
The General Callan docked in Trieste today with an undisclosed number of replacements for U S forces stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
U. S
Callan
Disastrous 36-Hour Soviet Strike After Togliatti Wounding
The Soviet Union faces a 36 hour general strike starting Wednesday following the wounding of Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti. Togliatti, treated with American penicillin, is reported to be holding his own at Rome’s Polyclinic Hospital. Yugoslavia bans Cominform bulletins attacking Tito, while the latest Cominform bulletin protests the ban and a Serbian edition is suspended. Ana Pauker of Romania calls for liquidation of Tito’s regime as a life and death matter for the Yugoslav Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmiro Togliatti
Togliatti
Rome
Polyclinic
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Tito
Communist Information Bureau
Ana Pauker
Romania
Communist Party
Plant Shuts After Pay Hike Strike At Elyria
Elyria Ohio AP reports 900 CIO United Auto Workers members struck Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company, closing the plant to press for pay raises retroactive to June 1 and a 10 cent hourly increase plus a 5 cent raise from September 1. management reportedly offered about six cents an hour more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, O
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Paramount Bride Goes Wild at Saturday Showings
Paramount presents Bride Goes Wild with Van Johnson and June Allyson with shows at 1 15, 3 15, 5 20, 7 20 and 9 25 p m Saturday Dixie Cruise-In features Devil's Playground with Hopalong Cassidy William Boyd at 8 35 and 11 30 p m Mid night Bell of the Yukon begins 12 35 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
van Johnson
June Allyson
William Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Bell of
Boys Village Plans Tripling Its Delinquent Youth Population
In Wooster Ohio Dr Clarence E Kerr founder of Boys Village says the home for delinquent boys will expand from 12 to 36 residents. Two new ranch style houses will each shelter twelve youths, supervised by a housemother as part of a family oriented setting similar to Boys Town Nebraska. The 127 acre farm has been purchased and renovated with local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Town
Nebr
Auto wrecks injure two youths on Yankee Road
A young couple escaped serious injury when their car crashed into a telephone pole on Yankee Road and overturned. Driver Donald Wright 18 and passenger Dinah Lee Debolt 15 were treated for minor cuts and bruises and released. A second crash left Gardner Gividen 24 in serious condition on Route 63 east of Monroe. A separate jeep crash near Mason led to charges against John W. McGinnes for letting a minor drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Rd
Donald Wright
Middletown Route 3
Dinah Lee Debolt
Fernwood Ave
Middletown Hospital
Gardner Gividen
Lebanon
Monroe
Gividen
Charles English, Jr
Cincinnati
Mason
John W. McGinnes
Squire Hobart Mercer
Maud
Three Killed In Car Wrecks Near Youngstown
A truck carrying five new Chrysler autos crashed 13 miles south of Youngstown. Driver Joseph Ammon, 30, of Plymouth, was killed. Earlier, Paul Batche, 30, of McDonald, died in a head on collision on Route 18 13 miles west. Charles Herrholtz, 32, of Youngstown, died when his car struck a curb and pole near the city’s southern edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Joseph Ammon
Plymouth
Here
Route 165
Paul Batche
McDonald
Route
Charles Herrholtz
Youngstown
Barbertown Plant Workers to Get Eight Percent Raise
About 3,800 employees at the Barbertown, Ohio plant of Babcock and Wilcox will receive an eight percent wage boost effective Monday. The rise was approved by a 3 to 1 vote of the union members after acceptance of a Federal Labor offer. The company makes marine and industrial boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton, O
Babcock and Wilcox Company
Federal
Hearing set on charges against Paddock Club operator
The State Liquor Control Board fixed August 3 as the hearing date for James Blount operator of the Paddock Club at 150 High St. He faces alleged gambling and baseball lottery ticket sales tied to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
State Liquor Control Board
James Blount
High St
Appointment of Administratrix in Estate of Rebecca Lovelace
Stella Wilson of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Administratrix With the Will Annexed of Rebecca Lovelace deceased of Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated January 11 1947 OSCAR R LEISER Probate Judge Clinton D Boyd Attorney July 17 24 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lovelace
Stella Wilson
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Oscar R.leiser
Said
Clinton D. Boyd
Weather Report Sees Little Change Amid Showers
The forecast notes the pattern of mostly cloudy skies, minimal temperature shifts, and scattered showers in the east. Tonight remains fair with little change, while Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler warmth. Historical highs around 90 and lows near 74 are repeated in the week’s pattern.
Fenders Damaged in Four Auto Accidents Yesterday
Four separate fender benders reported yesterday with no injuries. Mack Maxwell of Middletown said a bicycle rider at First Ave and Main St struck his car, then rode away. Other crashes involved John Jordan, Roy Profitt, Carl Adams, Eddie Herring, Betty Whitaker, Hilbert Martin and Carl Myers with about 50 dollars in damage per incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Maxwell
Middletown
First Ave
Main St
John Jordan
Franklin
Roy Profitt
Woodlawn Ave
Grand Ave
Jordan
Carl J. Adams
Baltimore St
Eddie Herring
Dayton
Calumet
Askew Aves
Carl N. Myers
Betty M. Whitaker
Highland Ave
Hilbert H. Martin
Tytus Ave
Crawford St
Central Ave
Martin
Procter and Gamble Cuts Crisco Price
The Procter and Gamble Company announced a two cent a pound reduction in wholesale Crisco vegetable shortening effective immediately. The move reflects falling costs of vegetable oils used in the product, following a two cent rise on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter and Gamble
Crisco
Cincinnati
Procter and Gamble Company
Armco Workers Expected to Receive Pay Increase
Armco wage talks indicate a pay raise for Armco employees, potentially matching or exceeding the increase announced by U S Steel yesterday. An Armco statement is anticipated, with Elmer Davis of the Armco Employes Independent Federation noting ongoing negotiations and the industry’s high wage position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
U.S. Steel Corporation
Armco Steel Corporation
Elmer Davis
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Court drops charges as Sorrell cited for title issues
Municipal Court withdraws charges against Paul J. Sorrell 20 of 2201 South Ave for failure to issue a car title after complainant Clarence Lacy relayed the claim. Sorrell pays $5 costs. Alfred Kimpton of Deerfield pays $5 costs and is released on a $500 bond on a non support charge of his wife Betty Kimpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Sorrell
South Ave
Clarence Lacy
Sorrell
Alfred Kimpton
Deerfield
Betty Kimpton
Judge suspends half of fine for man arrested on Route 1
Acting Judge Richard Wilmer reduced a $50 portion of a $100 fine for A. M. Cook, 63, who was arrested June 26 on Franklin Route 1 for allegedly being in control of a car while drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wilmer
Franklin Route 1
A. M. Cook
Two Men Fined Twenty Dollars Each for Drunkenness
Two men were fined twenty dollars each after being charged with drunkenness. The incident reflects local enforcement actions toward public intoxication.
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Richard Shade
Richard Walt
Henry Ave
William Shade
Ee Brothers
J. A. Billman
Associated Press
Jane Dorenbusch
BOY
Catholic Information
Jo Ann Sandbloom
Cleveland
Jo Ann
Mike
Loig Westgren
Butler County Court News
Duke
John Dobrozsi
Dr. “General Insurance
Bellemonte Sf
Soviets
Herb Spade and His
John J. Palmer
First
Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Maytag Factory
Melampy
Masons
Jefferson Lodge No
A. M
James W. Gillespie
Riggs Funeral
Lodge
R. T. Richter, W. M
C. O. Delp
Orioles
Jim Depinto
Church of the Nazarene
Miamisburg
Hillman
Seven Dolors Church
Dixie News
Clinton St
Merry
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