Teen-Agers Admit Theft From Home
Two Middletown area teenage boys have admitted their involvement in stealing a small copper colored bag containing 55 dollars from Mrs. J. Amburgy of 2317 Longfellow Street. Deputies South and Greenfield arrested them on Jewell Street for juvenile authorities. The 16 year old stole the bag while the woman was away and his 14 year old companion helped spend the money.
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Middletown Area
J. Amburgy
Longfellow St
Frank South
South
James Greenfield
Jewell Street
New Osteopathy to Locate Here
Ted C. Benseler opens osteopathic offices at 218 S Broad St beginning July 1. A Miami University graduate, he earned a D D from Kirksville College and will join Grandview Hospital Dayton staff after interns. He served three years in the Air Force 8th Weather Squadron and plans to reside in Middletown with his wife and two children.
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Ted C. Benseler
S. Broad St
Miami University
Oxford
Benseler
Kirksville College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Grandview
Air Force
Middletown
Deaths of Lydia A Augspurger lifelong resident of Trenton
Miss Lydia A Augspurger died Tuesday night at her home 706 7th Ave Trenton. Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Trenton Mennonite Church with burial in Mennonite Cemetery. She long served as secretary and cashier for Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. here. Friends may call Wilson Memorial Home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Memorials may go to the Mennonite Church at Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Augspurger
7Th Ave
Trenton Mennonite Church
Wilson Memorial Home
Russell W. Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
Infant Joyce Ann Oney Funeral Obituary
Funeral notices record the death of Joyce Ann Oney two percent month old daughter of Paul and Mrs Anna Oney of Franklin Rt 2 found dead at 7 am by her parents. She had been an invalid since birth per physicians. Survivors include parents a brother Winford Wayne 4 paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Samoney of West Liberty Ky and maternal grandfather John Glaub. Body sent to Eaton Funeral Home with burial planned in West Liberty. No further arrangements available.
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Franklin
Joyce Ann Oney
Paul
Anna Oney
Franklin Rt. 2
Winford Wayne
Samoney
West Liberty
John Glaub
Eaton Funeral Home
Margaret Augspurger Dies at 89 in Middletown
Margaret Augspurger 89, sister-in-law of Lydia Augspurger, died Tuesday night at her daughter’s home in Middletown Rt. 2. Widow of Benjamin K. Augspurger, she was born in 1865 at the Carr homestead. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Edward F. Tarry. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Wilson Memorial Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Margaret Carr Augspurger
Lydia Augspurger
George H. Freeman
Dixie Highway
Middletown
Rt. 2
Carr Homestead
Augspurger
Benjamin K. Augspurger
First Presbyterian Church
Freeman
Edward F. Tarry
Duncannon, Pa
Remley Dies at 66 in Waynesville Near Home
Scott Remley 66 died at 3 p.m. yesterday at his Rt. 2 home near Waynesville. He retired a year ago from National Cash Register Co after 38 years. A native of Augusta Ky, he resided here while employed by NCR. Survived by wife Matilda two sons Scott Jr. and Pvt Thomas W. Remley Camp Chaffee Ark two sisters Bertha Teagarden Ada Ware Augusta. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Schlentz and Moore Funeral Home Dayton burial David Cemetery. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Waynesville
Scott Remley
Rt. 2
National Cash Register Co
Augusta
NCR
Matilda
Scott Jr
Thomas W. Remley
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Bertha Teagard
Too Many Fingers In Ink Spoil Police Records
Oklahoma City police confront an odd theft case as fingerprinting an arrest suspect reveals he has six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. Officer Mark Higgs notes five slots on the card and a missing finger yet to be identified. The suspect, Oran Telford, confirms the anomaly by showing six toes per foot.
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Oklahoma City !S
Mark Higgs
Oran Telford
Higgs
Telford
House Draws Battle Lines On Reserve Bill
The measure moves to the Armed Services Committee for quick approval while powers linger over anticipated Senate changes. Powell touts an antisegregation amendment and Brooks defends the plan as not opening the door to universal military training. The compromise sets reserve service for youths under 18% with six months training and eight years service, plus broad Pentagon reserves and recalls in emergencies.
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Eisenhower
Full
Armed Services Committee
House
Powell
Senate
Brooks
Secretary of Defense
UMT
Mrs Leona Cottrell 68 dies at Cincinnati hospital
Mrs Leona Cottrell aged 68 of West Middletown Route 1 died at 3 55 p m yesterday in Cincinnati hospital Survived by husband John A daughter Mrs Alice Stacey a grandchild a sister and two brothers Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Leona Cottrell
West Middletown
John A
Alice Stacey
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Point Pleasant New Jersey Frank Hayes aged 40 a former catcher for the Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Browns died yesterday Chicago Dr Harry G Barnes 53 lecturer and professor of economics at New York University died yesterday
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Point Pleasant
N.J
Frank Hayes
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Harry G. Barnes
New York University
Streamlining in women's styles cuts yardage over time
The article notes a drastic reduction in daily wear fabric from about 50 yards in the 1850s to roughly 5 yards by the 1930s as fashion shifted toward streamlined silhouettes and lighter materials. It highlights the broader trend of changing garment construction and consumer preferences in this period.
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U. S
Dave
Delicatessen
William J. Miller
Kine Features, Inc
Margaret Augspurger
Pentagon
Congress
Plisse
Robes, Ross
Heaven
Scoop
Associated Press
Ray
O G B Central
Central Branch
Central Avenue
THE
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Co
Riddletown, Ohio
Ross
Ole
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