Camden dealer Paul Stowe dies at 45
Paul Arthur Stowe owner of Stowe Motor Sales Camden died at his home 328 N Main St at 1 30 p m yesterday after illness since October He operated Willys agency and a Camden garage since 1948 He held wartime Air Service Command post at Skyway Park Ohio He leaves wife Dorothy and several relatives Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at R C Nein and Sons Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery Masonic memorial at 8 p m tomorrow
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Camden
Paul Arthur Stowe
Stowe Motor Sales
N. Main St
Stowe
Willys Sales
Federal Housing
Skyway Park
Fairborn
Air Service Command
Camden Motor Co
Kroger
West Alexandria
Paint Lick
Camden Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Dayton
Shrine
Cincinnati
Progressive Club
Dorothea
D.A. Stowe
Camden Rt
Ivan
Eaton
Ray
Elsie Keller
Mona Alice Barnet
Edna Bellaw
Middletown
Reba Dwyer
William Stowe
Winterhaven
Fla
R.C. Nein and Sons
James Misheff
Ralph Martin
Mound Hill Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Harbaugh Veteran Dies in Albuquerque VA Hospital
Joseph E. Harbaugh 80 a former Middletonian died yesterday in the Veterans Administration hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico He was a native of Soxville Maryland and a veteran of the Spanish American War He was employed as a machinist with prior employment noted in the obituary segment
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Joseph Elmer Harbaugh
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albuquerque
N.M
Harbaugh
Soxville
Pallbearers named for Earl Mantz in Dayton service
Pallbearers for Earl Knowlton Mantz age 60 who died yesterday morning at a Dayton hospital include William Mantz Robert Highley Edward Gardner Howard Bell and two members of American Legion Post 218. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev. H H Jung officiating. Burial will follow in the Soldiers Plot at Woodside Cemetery. Viewing hours are 7 to 9 p.m. today Jefferson Lodge F and AM will hold memorial services at 7 30 p.m. today.
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Earl Knowlton Mantz
Dayton
William Mantz
Robert Highley
Edward Gardner
Howard Bell
American Legion Post 218
Mr. Mantz
Wilson Memorial Home
H.H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Memorial rites set for W F Maurer former Middletown resident
William F. Maurer, died Sunday at his Houston home, will be returned to Riggs Funeral Home for services Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. Louis R. Walter will officiate. Burial is in Woodside Cemetery. Masonic services by Jefferson Lodge 9, F&AM, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Elks services by Middletown lodge at 8 p.m. Thursday. He was former superintendent of power at Sheffield Steel Corp. in Houston, retired January 1954, and had lived in Middletown prior to that with affiliations to First Methodist Church. He was father of Dr. Fred Maurer and brother of Jack Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Pearl Harbaugh
R. H. Lehman
Roswel Lehman
Hagerstown
Mid
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wiliam F. Maurer
Houston
Tex
Riggs Funeral Home
Maurer
Fred Maurer
Jack Maurer
Louis R. Walter
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Elks
Middletown Lodge
Masonic
First Methodist Church
Sheffield Steel Corp
Mrs Cleta Brandenburg Rites Set at Oswald Funeral Home
Mrs Cleta A Brandenburg 63 died Sunday at her home on the South Lebanon Pike Lebanon Rt 3. Service 3 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by husband Robert a son Roy Fry of Troy two brothers Hayes Snyder New Carlisle and Roy Snyder Christiansburg and sister Mrs Roger Lachey Tipp City.
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Lebanon
Cleta A. Brandenburg
South Lebanon Pike
Tomorro
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Robert
Roy Fry
Troy
Hayes Snyder
New Carlisle
Roy Snyder
Christiansburg
Roger Lachey
Tipp City
Frances E. Lewis 93 longtime Lebanon resident dies
Frances E. Lewis widow of Charles Lewis and longtime Lebanon resident dies after a long illness at her S Broadway home. Services at the residence Thursday afternoon with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by a stepdaughter Mrs J Warren Wood and nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Frances E. Lewis
S. Broadway
Charles Lewis
Lewis & Drake
Notable deaths of prominent British and American figures
London obituary notes Dr Cyril Argentine Alington 82 longtime headmaster of Eton died yesterday. New York reports Count Alfred Wielopolski 75 prominent Philadelphia resident and descendant of Empress Marie Louise of France died in Africa after a Vienna birth. Also New York lists Neal Dow Becker 72 former head of Intertype Corp and Cornell alumnus.
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London
Cyril Argentine Alington
Eton
England
School For
New York
Alfred Wielopolski
Philadelphia
Marie Louise
France
Napoleon I
Vienna
Africa
Neal Dow Becker
Intertype Corp
Cornell University
Fenwick Students Win National Latin Honor Awards
32 Fenwick students earned Latin honor awards in a nationwide exam conducted by the Association for the Promotion of the Study of Latin. Alfreda Klingensmith won a second gold medal, Carol Enright earned a second maxima cum laude, and two freshmen Jean Catherine Herr and Raymond Kalor received eminent merit certificates. Scores ranged from 90 to 115 across 32 recipients from 25,000 participants in the continental U S and territories.
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Fenwick
Alfreda Klingensmith
John Klingensmith
S. Sutphin Ave
Carol Enright
Jean Catherine Herr
Raymond Kaylor
Ann Marie Heggs
Tony Huber
Mary Jo Fenders
Sue Wood
Phyllis Lawson
Tom Ulaman
Mary Ellen McDermott
Marlene Lily
Michael Burney
Marilyn Frey
Henry Cassidy
Margie Connolly
Patricia Hackett
Susan Sullivan
Rosalie Whalen
Mary Kay Augspurger
Courtney
Rebecca Yarber
Robert Walter
Sara List
The
Assn
Elizabeth
N. J
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Bermuda
Ray Kaylor
Weith
Middletown Patrol to Attend Cincinnati Game Tomorrow
About 200 Middletown school patrol members will ride buses at 11 30 a m to Cincinnati to attend a Pirates Redlegs game and take part in pre game safety ceremonies. The trip is funded by the Safety Council Sertoma Club AAA and local groups to provide spending money and ensure all children can participate.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Paul Wilson
Safety Council
Civic Association
Wilson
Butler County Automobile Club
Sertoma Club
Division of Police, Safety Council
AAA
Arnold Ferguson
William D. Long
Marty Thomas
Jo Christy
Elmer Melampy
Hugh Butler
James Finley
Harold Gray
Joseph Blackmore
Arthur Hauselman
John Blackford
Community group meetings scheduled across Tuesday agenda
A series of local organizational meetings are listed for Tuesday including Sertoma Club at the Manchester Hotel at 6 30 p m North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m North Middletown Fire House South Middletown Fire Association at Scotties Tavern Amanda Mayfield Fire Department at Sheffield Street Fire House American Citizens Club at 30 S Broad St Civic Chorus at Middletown High School Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion at 7 45 p m Armory Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Association at Chatterdine Unity Council 241 D of A at IOOF Hall FOE at Hall SPEBSQSA at Legion.
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South Middletown Fire Assn
Scottie’s
Amanda
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
American Citizen's Club
S. Broad St
Civic Chorus
Middletown High School
Armory
Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn
Chatterdine
Unity
Visitors reach Appomattox Courthouse in 1954 era turnout
About 62,000 visitors visited Appomattox Courthouse in 1954 to reflect on the Grant Lee Civil War meeting that ended the conflict.
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Appomattox Courthouse
Grant
Lee
Forest fires scorch ten million acres of timber last year
Forest fires burned about ten million acres of timber in the previous year, an area roughly matching the combined size of Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. The report notes that nine out of ten of these fires were reported in a public service initiative with The Advertising.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
South Korea Mulls Boycott Of Asia Anti Communist Conference
South Korea moves toward boycotting an Asian anti communist conference instead of allowing Japan to join. The government orders 11 newsmen to return treasury funds used for travel as the ROK seeks a veto over new members and questions the invitation of Japan India and Indonesia to Formosa meeting. Y P Lee cites unnamed Nationalist Chinese officials calling unanimous invitation rules undemocratic and says attending under that system is useless.
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Seoul
South Korea
Japan
Anti- Communist Peoples Conference
Formosa
Y. P. Lee
ROK
Lee
Roks
India
Indonesia
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Paul Stowe
Armco
U. S. Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
Joseph E. Harbaugh
DRY Cleaning
Butler
DRY Cleaners
St. Clinton
Earl K. Mantz
William F. Maurer
Tappan
Streifthau’s
al Bank
Park Place
Sutphin
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
F.d.1.c
Cleta Brandenburg
Associated Press
Mark Daley
Jane Dorenbusch
Kaye Kenney
David Ulentan
Louise Cassidy
Thomas Hoyst
Mary Elizabeth Hogan
Linda Ditmyer
Manchester
North Middletown Fire Assn
North Middletown Fire House
YMCA
Golden Age Club
National Guard
07Th Armored Cavalry
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Legion
Madison Township Improvement Assn
West Middletown
Knights of Columbus
Order of Ahepa
Nelva Center
Golden Helmet
VFW
S. Main St
Ross
Akro Foam
Sportswear
Panama
Ross’ Shoe Salon
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