Armco land chosen for Middletown armory site
Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper of the Ohio National Guard approved a six acre Armco land tract on the south end of Middletown near Route 4 as the armory site. The Johnson Ingwersen committee helped vet options, with other sites offered by WPFB landowners and Commercial Realty Co. The move aims to locate a $250,000 facility with a 3,000 to 4,000 seat auditorium for community use and two Ohio National Guard units.
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Kenneth Cooper
Ohio National Guard
Middletown
Cooper
South Main St
Armco Steel Corporation
John A. Ingwersen
WPFB
City Action
General Cooper
State Guard
Armeco
W. W. Sebald
Veteran’s Village
Sebald
Armco
Richard Wilmer
Citizens Committee
Ohio
Wilmer
Ohio Senate
House
Citizens’ Committee
Smoke Abatement Committee To Start Program March 22
City smoke abatement program to advance with a March 22 meeting. H B Lammers from Cincinnati's Coal Producers Smoke Abatement group will be in town, with city attorney Fred J Schatzmann noting a likely afternoon session at City Building. Lammers may help review past recommendations and provide additional service to reduce air pollution. The original committee members included Sahs, Flagg, and Harvey, with Snyder, Kitchen, Rathman and O'Brien joining last year.
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H. B. Lammers
Cincinnati
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
Lammers
Cor
G. H. Sahs
Harold Flagg
Arthur Harvey
Ross A. Snyder
Sam Kitchen
Ernest Rathman
W. J. O’brien
The Christ as Light of the World Prayer Text
Prepared by George Miles Gibson for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America this prayer reflects on Christ already coming and his future glory. It cites biblical prophecies and calls for grace, truth, and dawning justice through the Christ. It urges believers to manifest Christ as light and savior.
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George Miles Gibson
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Pascal
Amos
Hosea
Isaiah
Ezekiel
Man
Christ
Vital Statistics Report of Dying Ages and Residences
List of individuals with ages and cities from the vital statistics section includes Dr William S Keller 67 Cincinnati Alex Spinner 84 Mason Charles Le Fever 81 2001 Harrison St John M Thorn Sr 76 Lexington Ky Mrs Mary Gary 29 Royal Oak Mich John Torok 72 1807 Hill Ave Mrs Jennie Bicket 77 Silom Springs Ark
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William S. Keller
Cincinnati
Alex Spinner
Mason
Charles le Fever
Harrison St
John M. Thorn Sr
Lexington
Mary Gary
Royal Oak
Mich
John Torok
Hill Ave
Jennie Bickett
Siloam Springs
Ark
Births at Hospital and Out of Town
Mr and Mrs Robert Weather 1010 Jackson St a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hubert Dailey 3411 Jewell St a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Desmond Dineen 108 Clark St a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Lee 606 Baltimore St a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clayton Myers Carolina St a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur McCann 2312 Wilbraham Rd a girl Thursday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Fisher 807 Malvern St a girl Fort Hamilton Hospital Wednesday.
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Hospital
Robert Weatherby
Jackson St
Hubert Dailey
Jewell St
Desmond Dineen
Clark St
Glenn Lee
Baltimore St
Clayton Myers
Carolina St
Arthur McCann
Wilbraham Rd
Irvin Fisher
Malvern St
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Medical updates list local residents by address
A stitched roster of residents with medical and surgical details lists names and street addresses. It notes several individuals undergoing medical or surgical procedures and dismissals from care, including Marvin Krebs, Mrs Harold Gillespie, Mrs Edward Quinn, Mrs Oliver Dearth, Mrs Porter Dennis, Stephen Kalnai, Mrs Silas Blake, Mrs Ira Lewellyn, Janette Buchanan, Becky Sample, Kenny Baker, James Johnson, and others. Several entries are marked dismissed or from specific streets, showing a snapshot of local patient status.
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Marvin Krebs
Midway St
Harold Gillespie
Hill St
Edward Quinn
Henry St
Oliver Dearth
Carolina Ave
Porter Dennis
Oxford State Rd
Stephen Kalnai
Sexton St
Silas Blake
Charles St
Ira Lewellyn
Tytus Ave
Janette Buchanan
Columbia Ave
Becky Sample
Kenny Baker
Highland St
James Johnson
Curryer, Rd
Surgical
Lula Wyatt
Middletown
Nancy Thomas
Yankee Rd
John Holman
Wilbraham
Marjorie*Stalls
James Enright
Grand Ave
Clarence Cope
Frank
At the Movies Showings for Life with Riley and Henry the Rain Maker
The Strand offers Life with Riley with William Bendix at 1 15, 3 20, 5 20, 7 30 and 9 30 p m on Thursday and Friday. Strand also lists Henry the Rain Maker with William Tracy and Mary Stewart on Thursday. showtimes incomplete.
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Life
Riley
William Bendix
Strand Thursdday
Henry the
William Tracy
Mary Stewart
Rabbi Nandor Marton Accepts Weirton Post in West Virginia
Rabbi Nandor Marton of Beth Sholom to become head at Beth Israel Synagogue in Weirton West Virginia. He will leave Middletown in early April 1944 with wife and four daughters after four and a half years at Sons of Israel Dubois and six years in Niagara Falls Ontario. He studied in Czechoslovakia Romania and Bosnia and is ordained from Chust College and other Sem synagogues. He has been active in interfaith work and civic affairs. Mrs Marton has been active in Hadassah and National Council of Jewish Women. They plan to settle in Weirton.
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Nandor Marton
Beth Sholom
Beth Israel
Weirton
West Va
Rabbi Marton
Will Cme
Middletown
Sons of Israel Synagogue
Dubois
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Chust College
Czechoslovakia
Marton
Yeshivah
Romania
Satmar
Duna
Serdahely
Bratislava
Chcov
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Brooklyn College
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Hadassah
National Council of Jewish Women
Mrs. Jennie Bickett 77. Middletown native dies in Arkansas
Mrs. Jennie Bickett, 77, former Middletown resident, died Monday at 1 p.m. at the home of her niece Edna Abbott in Siloam Springs Arkansas. She left Middletown twenty years ago after her husband’s death in 1924. Born in Delaware County Ohio, she was active in the Methodist Church. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Graveside services Friday at 2 p.m. in West Chester Ohio with Rev. Kenneth S. Learey officiating. Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Friday until 1 p.m.
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Jennie Bickett
Middletown
Edna Abbott
Siloam Springs
Ark
Bickett
Delaware County
Methodist Church
Westchester, O
Kenneth S. Learey
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Police round up 25 offenders on fines failure bench warrants
Police arrested five men on bench warrants issued by Judge Alton H. Combs as part of a roundup of about 25 offenders who had not paid Municipal Court fines. Suspects named include Earl B. Chandler Jimmi Lee Walton William O Neil Clarence MacKory and Arthur Thomas Henry Spencer. Edwin Gehm YMCA reported a car theft valued at 900 in the 1200 block of Parkview Ave. Additional thefts included a pocketbook taken from Phyllis Eggleston and a radio stolen from a station wagon. Mrs Angela Hardin reported a dog bite while trying to break up two fighting animals.
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Alton H. Combs
Earl B. Chandler
Ohio Ave
Jimmi Lee Walton
Young St
William O'Neil
Garfield St
Clarence MacKory
Walnut St
Arthur Thomas
First Ave
Henry Spencer
Glenn Ave
Edwin Gehm
YMCA
Parkview Ave
Phyllis Eggleston
Linden Ave
McKinley Junior High School
Raymond Wright
Angela Hardin
Christel Ave
Robert McCray
Old Main St
Miamisburg
Tytus Ave
Wilford S. Wells
Wilson St
Valerian F. Francis
White Oak Dr. Dayton
Wells
Francis
Maybelle Dr
Verity Pkwy
Hughes St
Poasttown- Franklin Rd
Evening Film Schedule Features Classic Crime Thrillers
Friday listings show "Homicide for Three" with Warren Douglas at 1:15, 3:50, 6:31 and 9 p.m. Also "Thunder in the Valley" starring George Reeves and Ralph Byrd at 1:15, 3:50, 6:40 and 9:30 p.m. and "Trouble Makers" with Hunts Hall at 2:30, 4:55, 7:48 and 10:35 p.m.
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Homicide
Warren Douglas
George Reeves
Ralph Byrd
Hunts Hall
John Torok dies suddenly at 72 in Middletown
John Torok age 72 of 1807 Hill Ave Middletown died suddenly at 5 30 a m today at Middletown Hospital He was employed by McGraw Construction Company and worked until his death He was a member of the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Verhovay Society Survived by widow Julia four daughters Elizabeth Irene Stella Katona Helen Miller three sisters and two brothers in Hungary Funeral services will be at the Hungarian Reformed Church with Rev Harsamyl of Dayton officiating Interment in Woodside Cemetery Family will receive friends at Schramm Funeral Home Saturday and Sunday 2 5 and 7 10 p m
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John Torok
Hill Ave
Hungary
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
McGraw Construction Company
Hungarian Reformed Church
Verhovay Society
Julia
Elizabeth
Irene
San Francisco
Stella Katona
Canada
Helen Miller
Wisconsin
Charles LeFever 81 longtime Logan-Long foreman dies
Charles LeFever, 81, a foreman for Logan-Long Paper Co. in Franklin for over 40 years, died yesterday at Shady Lawn Rest Home. He retired 11 years ago after his wife Margaret died in 1942. Survived by brother William of Middletown and sister Mary Anna Lock of Franklin, plus nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 2 p.m. Riggs Funeral Home with interment Wood Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LeFever
Logan-Long Paper Company
Franklin
Shady Lawn
South Main St
LeFever
Margaret
W. W. Getter
Harrison St
William
Middletown
Mary Anna Lock
Riggs
Woodhill Cemetery
Thorn Sr. of Lexington Dies at 76
Ward received word today of the death of John M. Thorn Sr. of Lexington Kentucky at age 76. He died at his Lexington home after a period of declining health. A former president of the Lexington Board of Education, he retired from business six years ago. Survived by wife Florence, son William Thorn of Middletown, son John M. Thorn Jr. of Louisville, and daughters Mrs. Harry Mitchell of Covington and Mrs. Price Huston of Paris, burial planned in Lexington.
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Ward
John M. Thorn
Lexington
William T. Thorn
Middletown
Thorn
Lexington Board of Education
William
Florence
John M. Thorn, Jr
Louisville Ky
Harry Mitchell
Covington
Price Huston
Paris
Mrs. Marie H. Gary Services for Mrs. Marie Hunt
Memorial notices announce funeral services for Mrs. Marie Hunt with Mrs. Marie H. Gary assisting. The service details remain unclear in the fragment, but arrangements indicate a local observance with customary tributes and anticipated attendance by family and friends.
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Marie H. Gary
Marie Hunt
Funeral Rites Monday For Dr. W. S. Keller
Dr. William S. Keller 67 of Cincinnati, Middletown native, dies in Florida after ill health. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. Glendale Christ Church with Bishop Hobson officiating. A renowned eye ear nose throat specialist and public health leader, he served as senior surgeon in the U.S. Public Health Service during WWII and held many civic roles. Survived by widow Harriet Keller, five daughters, one sister and 11 grandchildren.
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Dr. Williams
Keller
Cincinnati
Glendale Christ Church
Henry W. Hobson
Dr. Keller
Clearwater
Fla
Charles Keller
Louise Sebald Keller
Miami Military Institute
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miami Medical College
Berlin
Vienna
William and Mary Sebald
Middletown
Castell
U.S. Public Health Service
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
Graduate School of Applied Religion
The
Episcopal Church
Harriet Richardson Keller
J. Hobart Hoskins
James R. Minor
T. Brent Wayman
Fred M. Glass
Washington
Mary Adelaide Keller
William G. Brown
Central Lake
Mich
Obituary: Mrs Gary of Middletown Dies
Gary of Royal Oak Mich formerly of this city dies Saturday. Born in Middletown she was a Second Baptist Church member. She leaves two daughters Syl via Jean Gary and Tommy Joe Washington a sister Virginia Lee Wildher father Sam Hunt and many Middletown cousins. Burial in Woodside Cemetery with Rev T M Campbell officiating. Friends may call after 6 p.m. at C L Maxberry Funeral Home Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Gary
Royal Oak, Mich
C. L. Maxberry
Mason-Alex Spinner 84 dies at home in town
Alex Spinner 84 died at his home yesterday. Services set for Saturday at 2 p m at the residence with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Grace, one son, two sisters and one brother.
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Mason
Alex Spinner
Rose Hill Cemetery
Grace
Deaths Last Night
Robert Nevins Sons, 93, American aviation pioneer credited with first heavier than air flight in the United States after the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk. George A. Wyville, 66, retired administrative assistant of ner.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Robert Nevins Sons
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Jersey City
N. J
George A. Wyville
Ner
Extradition Set for Lone-Ly Hearts Killers Fernandez Beck
Governor Dewey signed a pact to return Raymond M. Fernandez and Martha Beck to Michigan for trial on first degree murder charges. If not convicted in New York, they face extradition back to Michigan and potential death by electric chair. Police found the victims near Grand Rapids after the couple’s arrest following the murder of Mrs. Delphine Downing and her infant daughter Rainelle. Authorities say the pair admitted killing Mrs. Fay in Valley Stream, New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Michigan
New York
Thomas F. Dewey
Yesterdy
Raymond M. Fernandez
Martha Beck
Grand Rapids
Delphine Downing
Rainelle
Fay
Valley Stream
Toledo furniture dealer killed by bus in fatal incident
August Walker, 81, a Toledo furniture dealer, was struck by a bus and died last night. Police said the incident occurred in Toledo, with no information yet released on the driver or charges.
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Toledo, O
August Walker
Toledo
Portrait and landscape artist Francis Dodd dies at 74
Francis Dodd, born in England and later a noted portrait and landscape painter, dies aged 74. His career spanned decades with works shaping British art. He was associated with prominent exhibitions and held a lasting influence on early 20th century portraiture.
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London
Francis Dodd
Fisher Named as Chairman of Newark Auto Firm Board
Clarence Elwood Fisher, 85, is identified as chairman of the board of a Newark New Jersey automobile company. He is linked to leadership in the firm and its board activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Clarence Elwood Fisher
Newark, N. J
Fines and Fleeing Driver Highlight City Court Action
Judge Alton H. Combs fines and suspensions mark a rare heavy verdict after Robert McCray, 29, was convicted of fleeing an accident scene. The incident followed a three-car crash on Tytus Avenue and included a lengthy police chase ending with McCray’s arrest. Separately, easing credit controls boost furniture and appliance sales as merchants report rising installment purchases and longer loan terms for auto and household goods.
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Ethel Bowman
Middletown Credit Bureau
Moose Lodge picks officers in weekly meeting
Scott Cooley named governor of the Moose Lodge with Ray Black and Earl Perry as junior governors and Joe Woodruff and Bill Dinan as prelates. Harold Flatter elected treasurer and John Perry as another officer.
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Scott Cooley
The
Moose Lodge
Ray Black
Earl Perry
Joe Woodruff
Bill Dinan
Harold Flatter
John Perry
Trustees James Koons Conarroe and Sorrell plan March initiation
John Bullock reports that trustees James Koons Charles Conarroe and Curtis Sorrell arranged an initiation for March 27 and scheduled a district meeting in Cincinnati on March 15.
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James Koons
Charles Conarroe
Curtis Sorrell
Cincinnati
John Bullock
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