Infant Daughter of Burns Family Dies at Middletown Hospital
Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. today at Woodside Cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns who died at birth yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Agoston Sr. and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Burns. Arrangements are by Schramm Funeral Home with burial at Hopewell Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Woodside Cemetery
Robert Burns
N. Sutphin Sr
Middletown Hospital
Louis Agoston Sr
Middletown
Chalmer Burns
Dayton
Schramm Funeral Home
Death notice for Flora Courtney at Middle Town Hospital
Mrs Flora Courtney 73 died at 807 p.m. yesterday at Middleton Hospital. She resided with daughter Mrs Viola Cress of Chautauqua Road Miamisburg. Arrangements incomplete at Swarts Funeral Home West Carrollton.
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Flora Courtney
Middletown Hospital
Courtney
Viola Cress
Chautauqua Road
Miamisburg
Swarts
West Carrollton
Willard F. E. Anderson of Waynesville Dies at 57
Willard E. Anderson 57 of Waynesville died at 4 30 a m yesterday at his Spring Valley Rt 1 home after moving to a Spring Valley farm with his wife Mary Margaret. He belonged to Waynesville Methodist Church and Masonic lodge of Morrow. Surviving are his mother a daughter and a brother. Services 3 p m Wednesday at Neeld Funeral Home Xenia with burial in Spring Valley Cemetery. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 p m tomorrow.
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Willard FE. Anderson
Waynesville
Willard E. Anderson
Spring Valley Rt. 1
Anderson
Mary Margaret
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Cemetery
Camden man dies of heart attack at home
George C. Gingerich 77 of 73 S Main St Camden died at 4 p.m. yesterday of a heart attack while carrying fuel oil into his home. He was born in Jacksonburg and is survived by son Elmer of West Alexandria sister Mrs Lytle Law of Seven Mile four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m.
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George C. Gingerich
Camden
S. Main St
Gingerich
Jacksonburg
Elmer
West Alexandria
Lytle Law
Seven Mile
Funeral services for William Mondabaugh in Xenia area
William Heber Mondabaugh 72 of Bellbrook stepson of Springboro resident Mrs. Mary Wenzel. Services at Neeld Funeral Home Xenia at 1 PM Wednesday with burial in Beavertown Cemetery. Died at Greene Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Gladys a daughter two stepsons a sister and two grandchildren.
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Springboro
William Heber Mondabaugh
Bellbrook
Mary Wenzel
Neeld
Xenia
Beavertown
Mondabaugh
Greene Memorial Hospital
Tio Gladys
Mrs Evelyn Russell 80 Died in Lebanon
Mrs Evelyn Russell 80 of Lebanon died yesterday at Champion Rest Home. Survivors include three sons Harry Lebanon Rt. 3 T Russell Erlanger Ky and J M Russell Whitesville Ky a daughter Mrs E E Bissner Winchester Ky. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery follows services at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Evelyn Russell
Champion Rest Home
Harrry
Lebanon Rt. 3
T. ©. Russell
Erlanger
J. M. Russell
Whitesville
E. E. BisSner
Winchester
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Red Deserter Marries Aussie in Secret Ceremony
Nina Paranyuk, a Soviet stewardess who deserted the Gruzia during the Melbourne Olympics, wed a 36-year-old Ukrainian plant operator in Australia. She hid after slipping from a sightseeing party and sought political asylum. the groom’s name was not released and their future home is kept secret. The piece ends noting June as a month of marriages.
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Melbourne
Australia
Nina Paranyuk
Gruzia
Nina
Britain May Have Started Atomic Tests
Tokyo reported abnormal air pressure waves suggesting a possible nuclear explosion. Weather posts could not locate the origin. Britain set a danger area around Christmas Island for tests between March 1 and August 1, but there is no indication tests have begun. Seventeen stations showed no abnormal readings.
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Tokyo
Central Meteorological Board
Britain
Christmas Island
South Pacific
Soviet Union
United States
Signs Point To Expanding Steel Demand
Steel Magazine forecast a May to June rise in steel demand with strong buying for hot rolled carbon bars in May and June. Warehouses in New York Philadelphia and Chicago report steady to improved business. West Coast mills show near full second quarter orders and prospects for full third quarter. Highway construction in Chicago and widening projects in Philadelphia and New York lift steel demand. National ingot production held at 97 percent of capacity last week.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Steel
Reverend Henry Hopkins to Lead Oregon Tabernacle Services
The Rev. Henry Hopkins and his congregation of Oregonian will be guests at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow for services conducted by the Rev. W. B. Kilgore at the Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe.
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Henry Hopkins
Congregation
Oregonian
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
W. B. Kilgore
Boys Take Big Lead In Hospital Baby Race
Middletown and surrounding areas report a persistent male birth advantage in early 1957. January and February show 67 more boys than girls, with 28 to 39 surplus by month, and 70 boys to 37 girls in February at Middletown. Other Butler County towns add a mix of newborns, while Franklin reports 33 boys and 17 girls. February totals reach 191 births, one more than January.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Butler County
West Middletown
Trenton
Excello
Monroe
Hamilton
Franklin
Lebanon
Waynesville
Springboro
Mason
Preble County
Montgomery County
Hamilton County
MacArthur Recovers From Month-Long Virus Condition
General Douglas MacArthur is reported in perfect condition after a month long virus illness. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney said MacArthur recovered from the ailment that troubled him since his 77th birthday January 26. Whitney added they had an out of town trip Friday.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
Whitney
Vnew
Remington Rand
FASTER TEETH PROMISES firmer teeth with powder
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH a non acidic powder for dental plates. It claims to keep loose dentures firmly in place, reducing discomfort. Available at drug counters.
Sheriff reports February activity and new ambulance cruisers
Sheriff Paul A. Pell releases a February activity summary noting 26 670 miles logged by deputies and 368 hours on prisoner transports and patient transfers. The county added two new ambulance cruisers and reported details on arrests, investigations, court duties, and service of papers.
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Pell
Extra Chuckle Encourages Leading Others Quietly
An editorial line urges leveraging humor to inspire action while allowing others space to act. The piece emphasizes subtle leadership and timing to motivate colleagues without overbearing interference.
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