Death notice for Charles S Fall and Butler County obituaries
Charles S Fall 72 of West Middletown Rt 2 Butler County farmer and Wayne Township Board of Education member died at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Mabel and many children. services at Jacksonburg EUB Church with burial Miltonville Cemetery. Other Butler County obituaries list Fred George Delia Hieb Earnest A Phillips Bessie Lipps with funeral services set by local homes.
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Charles S. Fall
West Middletown Rt. 2
Butler County
Wayne Township
Jacksonburg
Janet Ikenberry
Mildred Miller
Middletown
Zelma Nickell
Douglas
Arlene Morrison
Trenton
Shirley Pate
Alfred
Hubert
Earl Fall
Winegar
Wis
Jacksonburg Eub Church
Richard Brown
Miltonville
Wilson Memorial Home
Fred George
Spring St
Oxford
Marshall - Smith Funeral Home
Delia Hieb
Reservoir St
Hamilton
Webb Funeral Home
Mrs Beulah F Kuhn Dies at 71 in Miamisburg
Mrs Beulah F Kuhn, 71, died yesterday at her home 1048 E Linden Ave Miamisburg Survived by husband William H and four sons Robert Middletown George Germantown Charles Tenafly N J and other relatives Funeral arrangements pending as details incomplete.
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Beulah FE. Kuhn
Miamisburg
Beulah F. Kuhn
E. Linden Ave
William H
Robert
Middletown
George
Germantown
Charles
Tenafly, N. J
Two Area Accidents Leave Two Minor Injuries
Two afternoon crashes produced minor injuries. Orville Plummer suffered shoulder pains when his southbound car was hit by Agnes Hill who then turned into his path on Ohio 48 near Lebanon. Willis Rice had a lacerated eyebrow and neck sprain. Hill cited for careless driving. Molly Stamm neck injured after being rear ended by James Foxx on Layhigh Road Hamilton. Agnes Anderson seated in Stamm car also sustained a possible neck injury.
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Orville W. Plummer
Creighton Ave
Dayton
Agnes V. Hill
Lebanon Rt. 2
Lebanon
Ohio
Plummer
Hil
Willam H. Rice
Hill
Molly M. Stamm
Ross
James R. Foxx
Layhigh Rd
Hamilton
Layhigh Road
Agnes Anderson
Stamm Auto
Notable Obituary Roundup Across States
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of figures including Francis M. Cody associate professor at Rutgers died of a heart attack. George Cooper former Brown and Williamson president died aged 78. Frederick Charles Hubbard Roanoke Times garden columnist died. Clarence S. Bonner Hollywood born doctor and hospital superintendent died. Patrick H. O'Brien retired probate judge and former Michigan attorney general died shortly after his son. Flora Rose pioneer home economics expert and Cornell College founder died after lung infection complications. Each obituary lists birthplaces and notable roles across Ohio New Jersey Virginia California Michigan and Colorado.
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Richmond
George Cooper
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp
British-American Tobacco Co
Roanoke
Frederick Charles Hubbard
Roanoke Times
Vereverly
Mass
Clarence S. Bonner
Hollywood
Calif
Danvers Mass. State Hospital
Lynn
Detroit
Patrick H .O'Brien
Michigan
D'Arcy W. O'Brien
O'Brien
Houghton
Mich LA Jolla
Flora Rose
College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Denver
Police Briefs Note Local Vehicle, Property Thefts
A wheel and tire were taken from George Puckett's 1950 pickup parked at Gardner lot on W Central Ave. Lot Markham reported the rear deck of a 1950 car stolen overnight. Robert S Clark complained a portable radio valued at 90 dollars was stolen from his yard. A mail box owned by John Harbin was damaged by an unknown car with 15 dollars loss. William Moore, last seen wearing a gray felt hat and work clothes, is reported missing.
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George Puckett
Central Ave
Gardner Lot
W. Central Avenue
Lot Markham
Young St
Robert S$. Clark
John Harbin
Vannest Ave
William
Bill" Howard Moore
Hope For Peace In Argentina Appoints Navy Secretary
Buenos Aires reports authorities hopeful that a two month military crisis ends with the appointment of Gaston Clement, 56, retired rear admiral and anti-Peronist, as navy secretary. Clement vows to restore discipline as navy commanders echo army charges about Peronist influence and forced Vice Adm. Adolfo Estevez to resign.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Gaston Clement
Clement
Navy
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Adm
Adolfo Estevez
Armco Steel reports six month sales near 600 million
Armco Steel Corp posts first half sales of 592.0 million, up 45.1 percent from 1958. Chairman Charles R. Hook cites demand from a recovering economy and prestrike buying. Earnings reach 50.59 million, 3.42 per share, with 97.9 percent capacity use and output at 3.11 million tons.
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Armco Steel Corp
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Hook
US Steel Reports First-Half Earnings Anticipated to Set Records
New York reports US Steel Corp will reveal first half 1957 operating results. Analysts expect record profits for the six months, with unions accusing “Big Steel” of high earnings used to pressure wage demands amid looming strikes. Jones & Laughlin Inland Crucible Youngstown Sheet also posted record first-half results as production hit a postwar high.
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New York
US Steel Corp
Big Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Inland
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet
Long Ditches Newsmen For Lady Friend In Hot Springs
Gov Earl Long of Louisiana ditched pursuing reporters and a police escort for a late night car ride with Ann Billings a Memphis divorcee. After a chat about politics he planned to visit the thermal baths and the Jot Em Down store at Pine Ridge before returning to his hotel.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Pine Ridge
Lum and
Abner
Ann Billings
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs. Billings
Long
Birth Drop In May 1959 Compared To 1958
May births fell 1.5 percent to about 333 000 from 343 000 in May 1958, the Public Health Service reported. Through five months the total reached 1,709,000, up 1.8 percent from 1,679,000 a year earlier, with the monthly rate 22.6 per 1,000 and the five month rate 23.5 per 1,000.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Employers Reminded About Tax Deadline
Robert Ritter director of taxation reminded today that Friday is the deadline for filing employers withholding returns and employers declarations of estimated tax in Middletown city income tax. The reminder targets new employers unfamiliar with tax requirements.
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Middletown City
Robert Ritter
Ritter
Safe Stolen From Franklin Insurance Building
Thieves broke into the Western and Southern Life Insurance building north of Franklin on U S 25 and carried off a safe containing money and papers. Deputies reported the entry likely occurred through the front door.
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Franklin
Western & Southern Life Insurance
U. S. 25
Sheriff's Deputies
GE Plans Warehouse Distribution Plant Near New Concord
GE will add a three million dollar parts distribution plant near New Concord, Zanesville area. The facility, following a 225-employee warehouse now in operation here, is expected to be ready idle next year.
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Zanesville, Ohio
General Electric Co
New Concord
Cincinnati Bomb Threat Is Hoax
A telephoned bomb threat at the Crosley Corp plant in Evendale prompted a noon dismissal of day shift workers. Police and guards searched the plant and found the threat to be a hoax. The facility produces military electronic equipment.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Corp
Evendale
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Wilbert
Wayne
Earnest A. Phillips
Nestnut St
Bessie Lipps
All-Statter Ave
Brown - Dawon Funeral Home
Hyde Park
Adam
Halsey
Mens Shop
Francis M. Cody
Rutgers University School of Business Administration
New York Journal-American
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Marysville
McCoy-Leffler
Muley Leffler Funeral Home
Homer D
Leffler
Argentina
Worcester
USW
United Steelworkers Union
Franklin Office
China
USGS
Streifthau’s
Grimes
GE Plans
Reader’s
B. L. Dawson CO
Carrier Products
First National Bank
Stroh
America
Strohs
Wes
the Stroh Brewery Company
Enjoy MacKenzie
Channel 2
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