Death of Luella Dakin Mason 96
Mrs. Luella Dakin Mason age 96 lifelong Mason resident died last night at Wright Rest Home. Survived by sister Clara Stitt of Mason. Services 2 p m Friday at Gallimore Funeral Home Mason. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Friday at the funeral home in Viper Kentucky. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Viewing Friday 3 to 9 p m.
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Mason
Luella Dakin
Mason Area
Wright Rest
Clara Stitt
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Springboro
Local Miner Woolery C Campbell Dies in Middletown
Woolery Campbell 66 of Viper Kentucky died at 730 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a 16 day stay. He was a longtime Kentucky resident and a coal mine time keeper before retiring in 1957. Survived by four daughters Lida Kilburn Mitt town Annetta Wallaing Indianapolis Elizabeth Whitaker Somerville and Frankie L Roberts Dayton a son William Monroe a brother Ford Viper sister Stella Sizemore Viper 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services and burial will be held.
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Woolery C. Campbell
Viper
Middletown Hospital
Kentucky
Lida Kilburn
Middletown
Annetta Wallaing
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Whitaker
Somerville
Frankie L. Roberts
Dayton
William
Monroe
Ford
Stella Sizemore
Viper, Ky
Obituary of Matthew J Leonard Middletown native dies in Ohio
Matthew J Leonard age 71 of Royal Oaks Michigan former Middletown pattern maker at Shattle Brothers died at 2 am in Middletown Hospital He was a Holy Trinity School alum and spent winters in California with his son James and summers with his mother Mrs Caroline Leonard Surviving are his son James of Altadena California daughter Mrs Ernest Falkmire of Berkley Michigan his mother Mrs Leonard of Middletown four brothers Dr Charles Leonard of Madison and Charles Bernard and Robert of Middletown two sisters Mrs Robert Swaim and Mrs Paul Westrick of Middletown and nine grandchildren Funeral arrangements are at Meyer Boehmer Funeral Home S Brown Street Dayton
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Matthew J. Leonard
Royal Oaks
Mich
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Holy Trinity School
Shattle Brothers
Leonard
California
James
Caroline Leonard
Altadena
Calif
Ernest Falkmire
Berkley
Charles Leonard
Madison
Charles
Bernard
Robert
Robert Swaim
Paul West
Rick
Meyer Boehmer
S. Brown Street
Dayton
Franklin-Sallee Magruder dies in Springboro at 64
Sallee Magruder 64 of 610 S Main St Springboro retired area farmer died at Cochran Nursing Home at 1 30 a m after a stay since May 23 His wife Lucy died in 1961 Surviving Ross Magruder Chicago daughter Eva line Wetz Kettering brothers Eugene Chicago James Dayton Boyd Jeffersontown Ky sister Rhoda Abel Bowling Green Ky nine grandchildren six great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Jerry Schmalenberger officiating
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Franklin — Sallee Magruder
S. Main St
Springboro
Cochran Nursing Home
Lucy
Ross
Chicago
Evaline Wetz
Kettering
Eugene
James
Dayton
Boyd
Jeffersontown
Rhoda Abel
Bowling Green
Anglesby Funeral Home
Jerry Schmalenberger
Speed Up Developments County Urges
Butler County commissioners urged an expedited development program during a meeting with city village and county planning board reps. They called for simultaneous submissions of subdivision plats for city and county approval to reduce delays. An estimated 2 million types of animals have been classified since the 18th Century.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Obituary of Harrison J. Morton 73 Middletown native
Harrison J Morton 73 of 925 Eighth Ave Middletown died at 1235 am in a Cincinnati hospital after six months illness He was a retired Diamond National Corp employee trustee of Second Baptist Church member of Knights of Pythias Barons Club charter member He is survived by a brother Seth of Middletown Services at 10 am Saturday at Second Baptist Church Rev Rollen Hans officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation Friday 7 to 10 pm at Jordan Funeral Home and Saturday after 9 am at the church
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Harrison J. Morton
Eighth Ave
Cincinnati
Morton
Diamond National Corp
Second Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Barons ‘Club
Middletown
Seth
Rollen
Hans
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan
Death of Mrs Minnie Sturgeon in Middletown
Mrs Minnie Sturgeon aged 67 of 4316 N. Tvtus Ave died at 9 55 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital. She had lived in Middletown since 1929. Survived by daughter Edith Dean of Middletown, sister Mrs Sarah French of Middletown, two step-sisters Elizabeth Johnson Dayton and Arlene Sandlins Covington Ky, three step-brothers Roy Beard Urbana Raymond Beard Milford Mich Ethel Beard Chottenden Ky, and two grandchildren. Services 2 pm Friday at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev Clifford Hutcheson officiating. Burial North Monroe Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Minnie Sturgeon
N. Tvtus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Edith Dean
Sarah French
Elizabeth Johnson
Dayton
Arlene Sandlins
Covington
Roy Beard
Urbana
Raymond Beard
Milford, Mich
Ethel Beard
Chottenden
Riggs
Clifford Hutcheson
North Monroe Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Rebecca Phares and Vida Morehouse
Mrs Rebecca Phares 77 of Phoenix formerly Hamilton. Services 10 a.m. tomorrow Klaus Weigel. Mrs Vida Opal Morehouse 89 of Shandon. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Shandon United Church of Christ.
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Rebecca Phares
Phoenix
Hamilton
Klaus, Weigel
Vida Opal Morehouse
Madison Courier editor Garber dies after long illness
Michael FE Garber, 81, longtime Madison Courier publisher and editor since 1939, after an eight year illness. He was associated with the paper from boyhood when his father Michael C. Garber owned it. Marie Phillips dies at 87. poet and founder of American Academy of Poets. Jan Ross MacFarlane, 89, noted reporter and radio commentator who served as Paris correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune in the 1920s.
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Madison
Ind
Michael FE. Garber
Madison Courier
Garber
Michael C
Miami
Fla
Marie Tello Phillips
American Academy of Poets
Miss Phillips
Charles A. Yaegle
The
Poetry Society of Great Britain
Baltimore
Jan Ross MacFarlane
Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Give Life To Christ Youth Rally in Chicago Draws 31,000
Evangelist Billy Graham told Chicago youths to give their lives to Christ while young. At McCormick Place more than 31,000 heard him and about 1,200 responded with decisions for Christ. He urged churches to offer a spiritual dynamic to counter godless ideologies and warned youth about following grim ideologies or dictators.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Christ
Graham
Jesus
Eichmann
Hitler
McCormick
Place
Marx
Industrialist Denies Firm Had Big Windfall Profit
Arthur H. Bunker told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee that Climax Molybdenum Co did not gain a windfall from canceling its molybdenum sale contract. He said the government drove a hard bargain and that consultant James P. Morgan did not advise the government on the stockpile deal. The hearing followed the panel's critique of stockpile mismanagement as officials noted a $1.2 million negotiated cancellation payment instead of $4.5 million the company initially sought.
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Washington
API
Arthur H. Bunker
Molybdenum Co
Governmnt
Bunker
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
James P. Morgan
Climax
Morgan
Tration
Climax Molybdenum Co
Boosters Club Sets Meeting at Manchester Junior High
The Manchester Junior High Boosters Club will hold a general meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria to announce new committees. Parents of students entering Manchester Junior High next year are invited to attend.
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Manchester Junior High Boosters Club
Manchester Junior High
Alliance Pacts Inked In Brazil
In Recife Brazil Ambassador Lincoln Gordon signed contracts for 20 million dollars of Alliance for Progress aid for northeast Brazil. The agreements are the first under the Brazil United States program for the region, part of 131 million dollars allocated for the area's development.
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Brazil
Recife
Lincoln Gordon Monday
Alliance For Progress
United States
Northeast
Steel Orders Up in July Demand Boost
NEW YORK AP The Iron Age reports July buying may be stronger than expected as steel output remains weak. Shipments and production stay near 0 to 55 percent of capacity, the magazine notes. Production fell to its lowest since mid March, dipping below 55 percent for the first time in 15 months. Rhodes has not answered nine questions. the issues will be raised in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Rhodes
Lewiston Queenston Bridge to be steel arch marvel
A steel company completes the Lewiston Queenston Bridge project over the Niagara River at a cost of seven million dollars. The structure will boast the world’s largest jingeless steel arch, signaling a major advance in cantilevered design and grand scale for transnational crossings.
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Lewiston -Queenston
Niagara River
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Woolery Campbell
Hearing Center
Notone
Manchester
Ohio
Gerald J. Sonnefeld
Direct Mattress & Furniture CO
Matthew Leonard
Sallee Magruder
Vinnie Sturgeon
Charles KE. Lester
Thomas
George Ratterman
Campbell Co
Ry G. Milton Kelly
Daphne Bunker Rhodes
Topeka
Kan
General Services
Boosters Club
Steel
UULV
Fiberglas
Rose
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