Gardner Elevated To VP In Central Packaging Sales
Gardner is promoted to vice president for central area packaging sales, announced by Diamond National official Gex P. Condit. Condit cited Gardner’s long record since 1933 and his prior role as manager of central area packaging sales. Gardner is a native of Middleton and resides at 301 The Alameda with his family.
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Ames Gardner
Central Area Packaging Sales
Gex P
Condit
Gardner
Central Area
the Alameda
Seven Mile PTA Meeting Includes Style Show
The Shiloh PTA will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Seven Mile school. A regular business meeting begins the program followed by a home economics class style show and installation of new officers.
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Seven Mile
Shiloh Pta
Seven Mile School
Deaths And Funerals Of Frank Ayers Farther From Noblesville
Services for Frank Ayers father of Paul Ayers of 3015 Portin ton Ave a Marsh Super Market manager were set for today at Oakland Cemetery Noblesville Ind He died of a heart attack Saturday in Pendleton Ind Survived by wife a daughter Fike of Garrett Ind another daughter Mrs Clara Perkins of Kalamazoo Mich and Mrs Maggie Taulbee of Vortex Ky plus 10 grandchildren Services begin 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Rev Carmel Mathis and Rev Henry Howard Burial at Woodside Cemetery Visitation Thursday 2 5 and 7 9 p m
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Frank Ayers
Paul Ayers
Princeton Ave
Oakland Cemetery
Noblesville
Ind
Ayers
Pendleton
Fike
Garrett, Ind
Clara Perkins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Maggie Taulbee
Vortex
McCoy-Leffler
Carmel Mathis
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Laura Conkright Dies at 80 in Middletown
Laura Conkright 80, of 3209 Rufus St., died at 10 35 p m yesterday after six months of declining health. She lived in Middletown 42 years and belonged to the Gideon Road Church of Christ. Her husband Melvin died in 1941. Survived only by daughter Blanche Moore who lived with her. Services Thursday at 2 p m at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Brandenburg officiating. Burial in Woodsle Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m.
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Laura Francis Conkright
Rufus St
Conkright
Middletown
Gideon, Road Church of Christ
Melvin
Blanche Moore
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Eugene Brandenburg
Woodsle Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Jewell Taylor Rites Held Locally after Illness
Mrs. Jewell E. Taylor 50 died at 8 10 p m yesterday at her home 2832 Shartle St after a two year illness. She was born in Wolfe County Kentucky and survived by her husband George six daughters and several relatives including Mrs Esther Jones Mrs Pauline Stamper Mrs Sue Duff Mrs Violet Manns Mrs Geraldine Howell and Mrs Maxine Schneider. Additional survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs J H Moore Campton Kentucky four brothers and three sisters.
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Jewell E. Taylor
Shartle St
Taylor
Wolfe County
George
Esther Jones
Pauline Stamper
Sue Duff
Violet Manns
Geraldine Howell
Middletown
Maxine Schneider
Chautauqua
J. H
Cincinnati Man Dies In Flood
Edward Naderman Jr., 51, collapsed and died as the West Fork Creek flooded after rainstorms hit Cincinnati’s North Side. Two others narrowly escaped when basements flooded after storm sewers backed up during 3.13 inches of rain in 12 hours. Lakes Huron and Michigan sit more than 21 feet lower than Lake Superior.
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Cincinnati
Edward Naderman Jr
West Fork
North Side
Iity
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Lake Superior
Clearcreek zoning board approves produce stand on Rt 48
Clearcreek rezoning board approved a zone change to permit a produce stand on Route 48 south of Route 73 amid votes against the measure. An application by Tim Williamson to build an apartment on the Clair Supinger farm on Route 73 was withdrawn, and a new zone change request for a business on the north frontage of the Sheehan farm on Route 48 will trigger a public hearing. Khaki, worn by U.S. soldiers in the Spanish American War, is linked to the Hindu word for earth dust.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Rt. 48
Rt. 73
Timmy Williamson
Clair Supinger
Williamson
Sheehan
U. S
Stove Stolen From Vacant Franklin Home
Franklin police report a combination range and oven stolen from a vacant Laynecrest home on Thomas Drive over the weekend. Valued at $350, the theft was reported by Bud Sharp of De llLayne Inc. The incident spurred police to investigate.
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Laynecrest
Bud Sharp
DelLayne Inc
Franklin
Thomas Drive
Funeral Services for William H Leffler
Funeral services for William H Leffler 86 longtime Butler County teacher and former school board president will be held at 10 am tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Leffler died Sunday at home on Kyles Station Road.
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William H.leffler
Kyles Station Road
Butler County
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Leffler
Shotgun Wielder Bound Over For Grand Jury Action
Middletown resident John Blanton 24 545 Crawford St bound over to Butler County grand jury on assault with a dangerous weapon after a late Friday incident on S Clinton Street police used tear gas to force surrender at 20 S Clinton St Also bound over Noel E Schulte 28 for forgery connected with a 57 50 check Brashear Brashear Franklins Jack D Brashear driving rights suspended for life after guilty verdict plus three days in city jail Wilkerson EDKER LEE 40 of Fort Wayne lost driving rights 200 fine and three days Hibbard Gary Wayne 22 Fort Benning Ga fined 10 no operator license Nickell Walter C 34 fined 50 for assault and battery 50 for intoxication.
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Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
John Blanton
Crawford St
Blanton
S. Clinton Street
Blanton Took Refuge In An Apartent
S. Clinton St
Noel E. Schulte
McGee's
Lamb
Jack D. Brashear
Spring Ave
Franklin
Brashear
Calumet Avenue
Garfield Street
Edker Lee Wilkerson
16Th Ave
Gary Wayne Hibbard
Ft. Benning
Walter C. Nickell
Beatrice Drive
Injuries Reported After Family Dispute At Middletown
Gertrude Atkinson, 40, of 1210 First Ave, treated at Middletown Hospital at 3:11 a.m. for possible nose and rib injuries after a family argument. James King, 35, of 1530 Meadow Ave, treated at 3:19 a.m. for a cut above the left eyebrow after being knocked from a bar stool at the Rebel Inn on Yankee Road.
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Gertrude Atkinson
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
Safety Key Factor In Rail Cuts
A three man presidential panel proposes gradual firemen reductions on freight and yard trains with safety as the central factor and arbitration if needed. It says 30 days remain for bargaining between railroads and operating brotherhoods to avoid a nationwide rail strike set for June 12 and outlines procedures to identify remaining required fireman positions while keeping passenger train crews unchanged.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Renewal topic for Realtor Board discussed tomorrow
The Middle town Board of Realtors observes National Realtor Week with urban renewal as the noon topic. Barry Cholak and Cornelius Monroe of the city's urban renewal department will speak on Problems of Urban Renewal Concerning Acquisition at the Manchester Motor Inn. The city commission has proclaimed National Realtor Week. The agenda includes ethics interpretation and voting on constitutional amendments.
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Middletown Board of Realtors
Manchester Motor Inn
Barry Cholak
Cornelius Monroe
Urban Renewal Department
City Commission
National Realtor
Beethoven Accused of Vagrancy After Sloppy Demeanor
The renowned composer Beethoven was briefly detained by police on suspicion of vagrancy due to his disorderly appearance. The incident sparked debate over artists' treatment and public standards in a crowded city setting.
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Beethoven
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