Deaths And Funerals For County Figure Antrim Sr.
Services for Edward A. Antrim Sr. 91 a Butler County Democrat and former insurance agent will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Klaus Funeral Home led by Rev Claude Kelly with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He died Tuesday night after living at Logsdon Rest Home at 190 N F St. Antrim born in West Elkton lived in Hamilton most his life ran his own agency 60 years and was active in politics accompanying Gov James M Cox to Washington in 1911. He later served as Ohio Supreme Court librarian and managed Cox campaign headquarters in Columbus in 1920. Surviving are three daughters Marian Antrim Mrs Fred Duerr and Mrs James O Dell and a son Edward Jr all of Hamilton. a wife Phoebe. two sons Orban and Robert H Davis. two brothers Jesse German town and Charles Crab Orchard Ky. two sisters Mrs Margaret Shetter Chambersburg Pa and Mrs Mayme Harris Stanford Ky. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Services at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Joe A Hill of Elk Creek Baptist Church officiating. Burial then in Woodside Cemetery. He died at home after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Hamilton
Edward A. Antrim Sr
Butler County
Klaus
Claude Kelly
Greenwood Cemetery
Logsdon
Antrim
N. F St
West Elkton
James M. Cox
Washington
Ohio Supreme Court
Gov. Cox
Columbus
Fred Duerr
Marian Antrim
James O'Dell
Edward Jr
Davis
The
Baptist Church
Phoebe
John Jacobs
West Middletown
Orban
Trenton
Robert H. Davis
West Middletown Rt. 2
Jesse
Germantown
Charles
Crab Orchard
Margaret Shetter
Chambersburg
Mayme Harris
Stanford, Ky
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Joe A. Hill
Elk Creek
Stillborn infant June Renee Brown in Hamilton
June Renee Brown the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford K Brown of Franklin Rt 1 was stillborn yesterday afternoon at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Survivors include maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs E W McCracken and paternal grandmother Mrs Eva Fay Brown of Middletown. Graveside services set for 11 am Saturday at Woodside Cemetery with Rev H C Grunewald officiating. Arrangements by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
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June Renee. Brown
Clifford K. Brown
Franklin Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
E. W. McCracken
Eva Fay Brown
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
H. C. Grunewald
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Adam G Davis 72 Dies After Garden Collapse
Adam G Davis 72 of West Middletown Rt 2 collapsed yesterday afternoon while working in his garden and was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 1 30 p m He had lived here 35 years and retired five years ago from Diamond Gardner Corp where he served as a storekeeper.
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Adam G. Davis
West Middletown Rt
Moak Tea Cake Recipe With Chocolate Frosting
Instructions mix sifted cake flour and baking powder with salt then cream shortening and brown sugar with vanilla. Beat in eggs and melted chocolate, alternate dry ingredients with milk, bake two 9 by 14 inch rounds at 375 for about 30 minutes, cool before frosting, yields two layers.
Baking Powder Balance Promises Even Rise and Texture
The balance of ingredients in baking powder governs its leavening action. Scientific balance ensures uniform action in mixing and a final balanced rise to light fluffy texture in the oven.
Premature Son of Middletown Parents Dies at Hospital
The premature son of Mr and Mrs Jack G Mokry 1607 Highland St died at 820 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital Survivors include two brothers Jack and Robert and two sisters Patricia and Candace Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Carroll Head of Rome NY paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs D P Mokry of Middletown Graveside services were held at 10 am today in Woodside Cemetery with Rev E H Hammon officiating Arrangements were by the Mc
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Jack G. Mokry
Highland St
Middletown Hospital
Jack
Robert
Patricia
Candace
Carroll
Rome
N. Y
D. P. Mokry
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
E. H. Hammon
Mc.Coy-Leffler Funeral Home
Latimer John Mark Latimer death notice in New Jersey
John Mark Latimer, 58, of 135 1st Ave, Toms River, N J, died at 2 30 am May 22 at a Lakewood hospital. He was a former Middletown resident. Survived by sister Eva Clements of Middletown. Funeral Saturday at Bailey Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Home hours today 6 to 10 pm.
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John Mark Latimer
1St Ave
Toms River
N. J
Lakewood
Middletown
Eva Clements
Bailey Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Obituaries for Antrim and Leither Local Notices
Edward S. Antrim 91 of 190 N F Street funeral at Klaus Funeral Home at 10 a m Saturday. Edward W Leither 89 of 1890 Hancock Ave requiem high mass 9 30 a m Saturday at St Veronica Church.
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Edward S. Antrim
N. F St
Klaus Funeral Home
Edward W. Leither
Hancock Ave
St. Veronica Church
Noted surgeons and actors among recent deaths
London lord Webb Johnson aged 77, former surgeon to Queen Mary and ex president of the Royal College of Surgeons, died yesterday. Oberlin dean Leonard Sudley, 59, of the Graduate School of Theology, died of a heart ailment. Hollywood actor Ainslie Pryor, 37, who worked after brain cancer surgery, died Tuesday. New Brunswick Girl Scout leader Margaret Wright, 88, widow of Rutgers chemist and former trustee, died Tuesday.
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London
Lord Webb- Johnson
Queen Mary
Royal College of Surgeons
Oberlin
Ohio
Leonard A. Sudley
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
Fort Madison
Iowa
Hollywood
Ainslie Pryor
Memphis
Girl Studies Courage in Mass Child Loss
Sandra Lee Henry 13, of Gardner Massachusetts, symbol of resilience after doctors amputated one foot at Boston’s Massachusetts General Hospital. She plans to have the other foot removed soon and hopes to serve as a bridesmaid at sister Patricia’s wedding at Sacred Heart Church on August 16.
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Gardner Mass
Sandra Lee Henry
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sandra
Patricia
Sacred Heart Church
Cord Sparks Minor Blaze at City Home
A short circuit caused a small fire at the home of Gladys Barber at 703 19th Ave. Damage totaled 15 dollars. Fire units from Companies 1 3 and the emergency squad responded at 6 51 a m. A separate false alarm at Sherman Avenue and Moore Street drew Units 2 3 and the emergency squad at 10 32 p m yesterday.
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Gladys Barber
19Th Ave
Sherman Avenue
Moore Street
Twenty six go to Ft Thomas for exams
Twenty six registrants with Local Draft Board 10 left Tuesday for physical examinations at Ft Thomas Kentucky. Names include James Daniel Cornett Donald Lee Pelfrey Matthew Lee Thompson Millard Merle King David Profitt Philip Lee Redding Thomas Charles Sullivan Noel Kermit Fultz James Elwood Yenser David LeRoy Tyler Ronald Little George Edward Kalbaugh Robert Eugene Larsson James Wey Jewell Edward Harry Lockhart Ferenc Balazs Nagy Raymond Dale Davies Thomas Lee Helsinger David Neil Selby Ralph Thomas Schneider John Richard Harris James D. Mays Charles Howard Jack Lee Farmer Reginald Smith William Eugene Taylor.
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Ft. Thomas, Ky
James Daniel Cornett
Ottawa St
Donald Lee 'Pelfrey
East St
Matthew ‘Lee Thompson
Garden Ave
Millard Merle King
Queen Ave
David Profitt
Baltimore St
Philip Lee Redding
Garfield St
Thomas Charles Sullivan
Poplar St
Noel Kermit Fultz
Wilbraham Rd
James Elwood Yenser
Malvern St
David LeRoy Tyler
Middletown
Ronald Little
Clarendon Ave
George Edward ‘Kalbaugh
Jackson St
Robert Eugene Larsson
Charles St
James Wey Jewell
Moore St
Edward Harry Lockhart
Calumet Ave
Ferenc Balazs Nagy
Kunz Ave
Raymond Dale Davies
Beverly Lane
Thomas Lee Helsinger
Ben Harrison
David Neil Selby
Trenton
Ralph Thomas Schneider
Brelsford St
John Richard Harris
Oxford
James D. Mays
Germantown
Charles Howard
Hamilton
Jack Lee Farmer
Four Die As Mine Slate Falls On Six Men At Barrett
MADISON W V A P article reports a slate fall in Whaton No 2 mine of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates at Barrett. Four men died and two were trapped for hours. Harry Hartman 28 was recovered. Trapped survivors include Holley Brennen 43 injured. The others still beneath slate were William Bain 34 James Stone 36 and Cecil Brown 47. Barrett lies 25 miles southeast of here and 40 miles south of Charleston.
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Madison
W. Va
Whaton No. 2
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Barrett
Harry Hartman
William Bain
James Stone
Cecil Brown
Holley Brennen
Charleston
Here
Birth rate declines as marriages and births fall
Washington AP reports Public Health Service figures show March weddings about 9.1 percent below a year earlier with 90,000 marriages and an estimated 345,000 births in March 1958. The birth total dips 1.1 percent from March 1957, marking the third consecutive month of decline.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Substation Expansion Nears Completion at Jackson Station
The $200,000 expansion of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Jackson Substation on Jackson Road south of Grand Avenue nears completion. The upgrade adds a second 3750 KVA transformer to feed two more 4,000 volt feeders and a second 66,000 volt line to provide reliability by allowing either line to be switched out for maintenance or in case of trouble.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Jackson
Jackson Road
Grand Avenue
Life expectancy rise reshapes American birth years
The average newborn in the United States today is expected to live nearly 20 years longer than an infant born in 1900. This stark shift reflects advances in medicine, sanitation, and living standards over the past century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Middletown Cancer Drive totals $6625 15
The Middletown chapter of the American Cancer Society reported a final campaign total of $6,625.15 at a board meeting last night. Campaign chairman R. C. Baker said $3,947.67 came from the door to door canvas, with appreciation voiced for Baker, Miss Mary Strodtbeck, Mrs Dave Regan and Jerry Huntsberger. The meeting was at the Middletown Hospital School of Nursing.
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Middletown
The
American Cancer Society
R. C. Baker
Baker
Mary Strodtbeck
Dave Regan
Jerry Huntsbarger
Daytonian Killed in Ditch Cave-In
Dayton, Ohio worker Russell A. Kennard aged 38 died when an eight foot ditch walls collapsed while he connected sewer pipe. He was buried under three feet of dirt and perished Wednesday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Russell A. Kennard
Kennard
Unemployment in Butler County Said Between 6 and 9 Percent
Unemployment has worsened in 16 Ohio industrial centers from March to May per a Labor Department survey. Akron Cleveland Hamilton Middletown and Dayton rose to 6–9 percent. Canton to 9–11.9 percent. Lorain Elyria and others to 12 percent or more. Cincinnati Columbus Toledo and Youngstown held steady, with some smaller areas entering substantial unemployment. Outlooks for Akron Cleveland Dayton Hamilton Canton suggest seasonal shifts and limited changes ahead.
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Washington
Ohio
Lathor
Department
Akron
Cleveland
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
Canton
Lorain-Elyria
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Huntington
W. V
Ashland
Kenton
Lima
Marietta
Marion
St. Marys
Athens-Logan
Nelsonville
East Liverpool-Salem
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Cambridge
Defiance
New Philadelphia-Dover
Portsee
Springfield
Partment
CLF
ELAND
Hamilton-Middletown
BUC Offices Open Saturday in Ohio
About 20,000 people who usually file on Friday may file Saturday this week as Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation offices close Friday for Memorial Day but reopen Saturday. administrator James Tichenor said those who skip Saturday can report on Friday, June 6, and receive a double benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James Tichenor
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Memoria
Tichenor
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Mokry
John Latimer
Scott Daniels
Donald Daniels
Miami
Fla
Scott
Ft. Thomas
George Walls
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Daytonian
James B. Sibbison
Ohio Auto
Sohios
Sohio
Plymouth Savoy
Munya Orono LE
Toleen Ouldee
Tacos Ad Mia
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