Mr. Leo Reinartz Known for Personal Ties in Middletown and Armco
Leo Reinartz, longtime Armco executive and community figure, died at 84 in Gilroy California after a stroke. He joined Armco in 1909, helped found its first manager newsletter, and was active from the mill floor to YMCA boards, Civic Association, hospital work, and national steel forums. He received the Benjamin Fairless Award in 1957 and chaired the National Open Hearth Conference executive committee.
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Paul Day Journal
Leo Reinartz
Middletown
Leo
Mr. Reinartz
Leo F. Reinartz
Gilroy
Calif
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
George M. Verity
Reinartz
Leo F
Errors in Reinartz obituary corrected and clarified
Rechecking of Journal files shows corrections to the obituary of Leo F. Reinartz. Details include his Carnegie Tech degrees in 1909 and 1923, his work with Armco Steel, and leadership roles at Capital University plus an honorary DSc in 1959. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Middletown.
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Leo F. Reinartz
Armco Steel Corp
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Tech
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mathilda Graham
Grahm
Board of Regents
Capital University
Columbus
Capital
Woodside Cemetery
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Busy in Legislature Donham fights shield law and women’s credit
Middletown statehouse representative William Donham votes against the newsman shield law, calls it unnecessary as Ohio already has strong protections. He also backs broader anti discrimination efforts, noting hearings on extending credit to women and no fault insurance. Donham expects a comprehensive bill to serve Ohio, with a Senate measure possible soon.
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C.J. Bosnak Journal
Middletown
Statehouse
William Donham
Donham
Ohio
Denham
House
Senate
Deaths and funerals In Middletown and nearby areas
Multiple obituary notices describe deaths including Arthur Bishop former Middletown resident aged 45 who died in Fort Thomas Kentucky and is survived by Nada his wife and children Wayne Helen Morrison Elaine Curtis from Middletown. services set at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Woodside Cemetery burial. Also notices for Mrs Golden Cox 63 Middletown died at Middletown Hospital funeral at Joseph R Baker Sons Burial Woodside Cemetery. Ernest Nidiffer 46 of 624 Catalpa Drive died after being struck on I 75 with services at Heavenly Highway Tabernacle and burial Woodside Cemetery. Hattie A Nichols 78 found dead in her apartment with funeral arrangements incomplete. Dr Homer Luburgh 60 West Carrollton died at Kettering Memorial Hospital with services at Brough Memorial Funeral Home and Springboro Cemetery. Nora Osborne 82 died at home widow of Granville Osborne survived by son Benton.
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Arthur Bishop
Middletown
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fort Thomas
Mr. Bishop
Nada
California
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bishop
Wayne
Butler
Helen Morrison
Elaine Curtis
Nancy Hyden
Roy
Falmouth
Golden Cox
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Ernest Niciffer
Catalpa Drive
Heavenly Highway Tabernacle
Finley Street
Billy Wilson
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Nidiffer
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
L. P. Cavett Co
Mary
Gene Holt
Kenneth Venters Jr
Kendall Venters
Ova Venters
Donald Venters
Hattie A. Nichols
N. Verity Parkway
Miamisburg
Homer Luburgh
Beau View Lane
West Carrollton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Wesley
Centerville
Grace Deniston
Brough
Nora Osborne
Grand Ave
Osborne
Granville Osborne
Benton
Premature Baby Dies After Breach Birth At Hospital
A premature baby, son of Mr and Mrs James Hudson of 1724 Brentwood Street, died at 4 50 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital. The mother Wanda Hudson 28 remained in good condition at the hospital last night. Firefighters saved the mother and child Friday evening taking them to the hospital. The birth began on a bedroom floor with the child in breach position. Dr Clifford Fening delivered the baby and commended squadman Ellis Moren for a difficult response.
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James Hudson
Brentwood St
Middletown Hospital
Wanda Hudson
Church St
Clifford Fening
Ellis Moren
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Union power aids woman in pay dispute resolved
Mrs Phyllis Apgar, 44, of 4141 Hamilton Eaton Road, employed at Hamilton office of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 645, joined Local 388 in Cincinnati after a wage dispute. Friday she began picketing but the employer granted the raise, and she called off the action, saying the matter was resolved to both parties satisfaction.
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Hamilton
Phyllis Apgar
Four Middletown Graduates Among Miami Valley Nursing School Class
Four Middletown residents are among 91 women graduating today from the Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing at the NCR auditorium. Barbara Ann Zecher, JoAnn Praete, Garnetta Louise George, and Mary Lynn Binnix are named, each a Middletown or Monroe high school graduate with local addresses.
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Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing
NCR
Barbara Ann Zecher
Glenn Zecher
Middletown-Hamilton
Lemon- Monroe High School
JoAnn Praete
John Boehm
Midway
Man held in holdup at dairy store
Police report a 23 year old man in custody after a shotgun holdup at United Dairy Farmers Store 1224 Vail Ave at 11 40 p m He and two other suspects face investigation and possible further arrests. Victims Patricia Hayes 32 and two others Marshall 19 Shower 20 describe losses of 50 35 and 67 dollars respectively.
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William David Bess
S. Verity Parkway
Patricia Hayes
United Dairy Farmers
Vail Ave
Pat Marshall
Arcadia Drive
Ray Shower
Breiel Blvd
Douglas Park
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Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Westinghouse Room
Westinghouse
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Melampy
Robert of Franklin
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Billy Ball
Ernest Nidiffer
Mary M. Engle
Loretta Miller
Lee
Charles
Campton, Ky
Hattie Nichols
Union Power
Ning
Hayes
Shower
Marshall
U.S
Union Sanitary Sweekstakes
Martha Evans
Park St
2Nd Ave
Gideon Rd
Poasttown
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
Enwick
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