Funeral rites set for James Corbett Gillum 66
Funeral services for James Corbett Gillum 66 former Middletown resident will be held at 2 pm Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. He died Monday in Huntington West Virginia from injuries in an automobile crash July 16. Survived by wife Jessie three sons a daughter four brothers and four sisters. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Friends may call today 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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James Corbett Gillum
Ter
Carl McCoy
Orlando
William
Jeff
Thomas
Winchester
Robert
Dayton
George
St. Helens
Aus Little
Arch McIntosh
West Middletown
James Young
Sewell
Albert Mullins
Middletown
Donald Arnold
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Jefferson Lodge
Mabel
Ralph Schleich
Riggs
Louis Walter
Woodside Cemetery
Flint Howard Dies at Middletown Hospital
Flint Howard aged 52 of 20 S Wall St died at Middletown Hospital at 10 20 am today. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Flint Howard
S. Wall St
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Henry J. Kramer 69 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Henry J. Kramer aged 69 of 2220 Yanklee Road died at 9 45 a m yesterday in Middletown Hospital after being admitted May 18 He was a former sausage maker at Mayer Meat Co Survived by wife Rose Funeral services held at Vitt Stermer Funeral Home in Cincinnati
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Henry J. Kramer
Yanklee Rd
Middletown Hospital
Mayer Meat Co
Rose
Vitt & Stermer Funeral Home
Cincinnati
Death of Phil Menger in Richmond Indiana
Phil Menger 65 longtime Middletown resident dies suddenly at home in Richmond Indiana. Born and raised in Middletown he moved away about 30 years ago and served as district manager for Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. Survived by his wife Florence a sister Elizabeth Menger two sons two re and three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Thursday at St Andrews Church in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Menger
Middletown
Richmond
Ind
Mr. Menger
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Florence
Elizabeth Menger
Andrews Church
Burial Planned at Woodside Cemetery
Burial will take place at Woodside Cemetery here with services to follow. Local authorities announced arrangements for the interment, with family awaiting details on time and procession.
Morrow Woman Carrie Jack MORROW Dies at 88
Carrie Jack MORROW 88 of Morrow Rt 2 died at home at 9 am. She was a charter member of the Lebanon Grange. Survived by daughter Susie Graybill Fairborn three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday Yale Funeral Home burial Morrow Cemetery.
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Carrie Jack Morrow
Carrie Cook Jack
Morrow Rt. 2
Morrow
The
Lebanon Grange
Susie Graybill
Fairborn
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Minn ie O Lang, 79, dies at Collinsville area home
Mrs Minnie O Lang, 79, died last night at 8 45 at her home 2800 Oxford Middletown Rd. She lived here many years and was active in Collinsville Presbyterian Church and Collinsville Grange. Survived by four daughters and four sons, two stepsons, 21 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Friday at Inman Funeral Home with Rev Wendell Pontius officiating. Burial in family lot at Reily. Friends may call tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 pm.
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Hamilton
J. P. Lyons
Corpus Christi
Tex
Omer
Benjamin
James
Middletown
Fred
Seven ‘Mile
William
Camden
Leonard
Ashland
Inman Funeral
Wendell Pontius
Collinsville Presbyterian Church
Reily
Dutch composer Sem Dresden dies aged 76 in The Hague
Sem Dresden, 76, a Dutch composer known for Toto, a musical comedy, and Chorus isymphonicus, died yesterday in The Hague. Also reported, Maj. Gen. James Lester Bradley (retired) 65, longtime World War II commander of the 7th Division, died yesterday in Rolls, Missouri. he graduated West Point in 1914.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Sem
Dresden
Lafayette
Calif
James Lester Bradley
Pacific
Bradley
Rolls, Mo
West Point
Dayton Coke President Reeder Dies
Earl L. Reeder, 76, president of the Dayton Coca Cola Bottling Co., died at 9:50 a.m. at Miami Valley Hospital after a illness. Born in Centerville, he led the company since 1917 and chaired the Middle town Coca Cola Bottling Co. Survived by his widow Thelma, daughter Mrs. Marjorie Meyer of Columbus, son Jack D., former Dayton city commissioner, and six grandchildren. Services set Thursday at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial at Woodland Cemetery. calling hours today at Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home.
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Dayton
Earl L. Reeder
Dayton Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Miami Valley Hospital
Centerville
U S Steel's Record Earnings Face Senate Review
U S Steel reports record earnings for the second quarter and first half of 1957, with net income $115.94 million for Q2 and $231.42 million for H1, as chairman Roger Blough prepares to testify next Tuesday before the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee led by Sen Kefauver. The company notes returns on sales near 9.9 percent while noting higher year over year income, and amid a steel price increase of $6 per ton sparked by wage hikes. Dividends of 73 cents per share on common stock and $1.75 on pre payable shares are declared, with record dates in August.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Senate
Washington
Roger Blough
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Big Steel
U.S. Steel
Ders
Dixie calf crop ahead of last year in south Atlantic
An Agriculture Department survey shows the south Atlantic states lead in calf numbers this year with 3,331,000 head, up from about 2,999,000 last year. Nationwide the 1957 calf crop is 2 percent smaller than in 1956.
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Agriculture Department
South Atlantic States
Burned on Turnpike in Pennsylvania pileup
William Poriemont, 30, of Columbus Ohio, was seriously burned in a three truck crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Donegal Interchange Tuesday. Herman Cochran of Mount Vernon Ohio suffered minor burns and third driver Clarence Burkholder of Irwin Pa was uninjured. State police reported two trucks caught fire.
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Greensburg
William Poriemont
Columbus
Ohio
Donegal
Herman Cochran
Mount Vernon
Ohije
Clarence Burkholder
Irwin
Bond chain letters vow illegal scheme targets Middletown
Federal authorities probe a chain letter plan tied to U S savings bonds seen by D W Nelson in Toledo as a mail‑based fraud. Penalties include a $1000 fine and up to five years' prison. The scheme sells 11 names for 25 dollars, with bonds bought at 18 75 dollars, and profits shift down the chain. Kenneth M Canon notes tax reporting duties and the 10 000 annual Series E cap. The report also notes India exported 344 400 tons of salt in 1956, with Japan the main buyer.
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U. S
Middletown
D. W. Nelson
Toledo
Clarence Condon
U.S
Condon
India
Japan
Indonesia
Nepal
Malaya
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David Holloway
David F. Holloway
Highview Rd
Holloway
Ohio State University
Central Avenue
First Methodist Church
UL Yi
Verity
School
Carters
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
Middletown, Ohio
Woodside
Rogers Melody Mart
Magnavox
Magico
Lancer Magnavox
Elor Tele
Ong So
Roger’s
Melody Mart
Central Ave
Mahogeny
Minnie Lang
Associated Press
Kresge
Sebastian Spering Kresge
S. S. Kresge Co
Mountainhome
Stanley
Dayton Coke
Reeder
Dixie
Ilegal
Kenneth M. Canon
Internal Revenue Service
Rogers
Jantzen and
Rose Marie Reid
Ross’ Sportswear Dept
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