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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1953
Page
7
USDA hogs. 2,300 head with prices for barrows and gilts up 10-15. sows steady. Cattle and calves: good and choice steers, yearlings and heifers moderately active. cows steady to weak. Sheep: spring lambs active. top prices 26.50 to 27.50 for prime lambs with utilities and culls noted.
Dr. Robert L. Johnson tells Congress a proposed 112% million dollar International Information Administration budget is insufficient. He requests at least 123 million or more, warning countries or programs may be cut. He cites a link to Eisenhower book burning comments and notes librarians widen scope under an overseas books directive. A bipartisan review panel will decide book unfitness and warehouse those removed.
Wholesale and retail prices for poultry and eggs from Dayton and Cincinnati markets. Includes hens, fryers, roosters, leghorn varieties, old roosters, and young rabbits with grade A white butter and potatoes. current receipts and case prices listed for several grades and sizes.
Doyle Smith infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of Camden Route 1 died at Middletown Hospital at 11 p m Sunday. Survived by four brothers and three sisters. Graveside services set for 2 30 p m today at Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Joseph R Bake and Sons Funeral Home in charge.
Miss Rose A Foell 82 of 1508 First Ave retired milliner died 703 PM Sunday at Middletown Hospital where admitted April 28 She owned a Central Ave millinery with siblings The Bethlehem Lutheran Church member survived by three Cincinnati cousins Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Dr Hugo G Schmidt and Rev Paul D Bergdall Burial Woodside Cemetery Visitation 2 5 and 7 9 PM Tuesday at the funeral home
Charles Scholl Jr. 64, a Franklin area farmer on the Dixie Highway north of town, died at 9 am Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton from a fractured skull after a fall at the home of Mrs. Robert Bowling in Miamisburg. Surviving are five daughters and a sister, with funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Rob ton Funeral Home. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. The family will receive visitors Tuesday.
Funeral services for Charles E Cann 73 of 526 West Main Street who died Saturday will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Girton Funeral Home with Rev C J Bradbury officiating. Burial in Scipo Indiana. Surviving wife Charlotte a son Sandal Richmond a daughter Mrs Frances Miller Hamilton two sisters and one granddaughter.
Mrs. Catherine McIntyre 87 mother of Dayton News staff writer C H McIntyre died Saturday after a two day illness at her daughter Mabel Crump’s Indianapolis home where she resided 12 years. Burial at Mound Hill Cemetery follows morning services at Barnes Funeral Home and Church of Visitation. She was a Preble County native, widow of M R McIntyre with survivors Emora of Eaton two sisters four brothers and 12 grandchildren.
Emma Feth 81 of 315 Dayton Street dies with services today at Klaus Funeral Home. Mary Kauffman 84 of 1224 East Long Street to be remembered with services Wednesday at Klaus Funeral Home.
Stamford Connecticut announces the death notice of Ernest with an Associated Press byline for Stamford area obituaries. The brief item records a passing and notes his association with local institutions.
Trow Carter, 86, composer of operas born in Orange New Jersey. Charles E. Mayett, 63, national vice president of the AFL American Federation of Government Employees. Mrs. Oscar Ewing, 67, wife of the former Federal Security Agency administrator. Prof. Henri de Man, 68, former Belgian cabinet officer exiled for collaboration with the Nazis.
Arthur J. Singer, an 86 year old steel executive based in New York, was born in Chicago. He built a notable career in the American steel industry and was associated with major firms during several decades.
Mrs Natalie Pogue Gates sister of John Crawford Pogue president of H S Pogue Co department store and daughter of a founder died at her home Sunday in Cincinnati.
U. S. Army Captain George H. Page of Rye Beach New York felt a jolt as his parachute opened over Southern Japan during maneuvers with the 483rd Troop Carrier Wing. He found a second jumper hanging from his silk and tied the two together before descending. Both men were not seriously injured.
Oscar Anderson 69 landscape and marine artist Edmund F. Waechter 62 former Springfield Township justice of the peace died of a heart attack at his Mt Healthy home He once managed a music store in Hamilton Services will be held here Wednesday for Dr Glenn Adams 70 who died at Bethesda Hospital Sunday
Clem J Beck er of Cincinnati a 56 year old food broker and director of the Mt Airy Savings and Loan Co. is mentioned in a brief obituary style notice reflecting his roles and location.
A historical note states leather can be made from skins of fish and from every type of animal from goats to hogs, highlighting a broad range of potential hides for tanning.
Middletown High School debaters left Denver after a strong showing at the national tournament. They were defeated by Pueblo after earlier beating Texas Iowa and Los Angeles teams. Pueblo captured the National Speech Tournament trophy while Aida Aronoff placed third in radio finals.
Norwalk California officers probe a missing 8-year-old girl Stella Darlene Nolan feared kidnapped after vanishing near a busy shopping center. Her mother Mrs Owen Nolan 40 works nearby as hundreds of sheriff's deputies scour the area for clues and leads.
Former President Harry S. Truman arrives at the Mayflower Hotel with wife Bess after leaving the White House. He plans private Cabinet meetings and luncheons with Senate friends, fund-raisers for a proposed library, and a dinner honoring Justice Vinson while in the capital. Margaret Truman accompanies the party in New York and Philadelphia engagements loom before a trip to Independence Missouri.
Volunteers including 40 horse men searched houses fields and buildings within a wide area near the auction shopping center yesterday without avail. Known sex offenders in the district were questioned.
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