Civitan Club hears Carmody Stiles with Whitlock backing bond plan
Civitan members at the Manchester Hotel heard City Commissioner candidates Francis Carmody and Charles Stiles and state bond-issue proponent John B. Whitlock discuss city improvements. Carmody urged continued progress in traffic safety street work and annexation. Stiles cited traffic rules parks and sewer studies. Whitlock urged approval of a 150 million state bond issue funded by a one cent cigaret tax for prisons welfare and universities.
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City Commission
Francis Carmody
Charles Stiles
John B. Whitlock
Civitan Club
Manchester
Smith Farm
Carmody
Middletown
W. Central Avenue
Cincinnati- Conneaut
Lanning Commission
Stiles
Whitlock
Club
Ohio
Deaths Lewis C Back 84
Lewis C Back 84 died at 5 a m at his home 612 Catalpa Dr He had lived here 40 years was a retired farmer and had worked for Gardner Board Carton Co He had been ill a year
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Lewis C. Back
Catalpa Dr
Mr. Back
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Funeral services set for local resident with large family
Survived by wife Lottie who would have marked 65th wedding anniversary in April. Also four sons Freeland Middletown Junius Somerville Kelly Tampa Clarence Tucson, three brothers H W Back Ezel Estill Lloyd Back Jackson, sister Cora Combs Jackson, 25 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Calling hours Thursday after 2 p.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Song Funeral Home and Saturday afternoon at Clayton Street Church of God. Service Sunday 2 p.m. Rev D A Biggs officiating. burial West Elkton Cemetery.
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Lottie
Bertha Taulbee
Middletown
Callie Lawrence
Bloomington
Ind
Freeland
Junius
Somerville
Kelly
Tampa
Fla
Clarence
Tucson
Ariz
H. W. Back
Ezel
Estill
Lloyd Back
Jackson
Cora Combs
Joseph R. Baker & Song Funeral
Clayton Street
Services for Thomas M. Carr Held in Blanchester
Thomas Milton Carr 88 former Trenton resident died Sunday night at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Eichelberger Funeral Home Blanchester. Buried in Newtonsville Ohio. Survived by three sons George Miamisburg Stanley Loveland Charles Newtown four daughters and 33 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren and one brother Joseph Oregon. Wife Josie died in 1951 and a son and daughter preceded him in death.
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Thomas Milton Carr
Trenton
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Eichelberger
Blanchester
Newtonsville
Ohio
George
Miamisburg
Stanley
Loveland
Charles
Newtown
Raymond Weidle
Granville Ross
Cincinnati
Harley Anspach
Springboro
Jacob Lewing
Joseph
Oregon
Josie
Local Sears employee Samuel Murray dies after incident
Samuel Murray 50 of 3232 Mohawk Street died at home after being struck while servicing a Franklin home. He had worked eight years for Sears Roebuck and is survived by his wife Agnes, a daughter Barbara Marshall of Middletown, three brothers James of St. Louis Mort of Wilson Texas and Carmack of Donaldson Tennessee. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev. E R Turner officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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Samuel Murray
Mohawk St
Murray
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Franklin
Sears
Agnes
Barbara Marshall
Middletown
James
St. Louis
Mort
Wilson, Tex
Carmack
Donaldson, Tenn
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. R. Turner
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Death notices for Lewis C Wood in Westboro and Ohio service
Lewis C Wood 79 former resident of Middletown died yesterday at his Westboro Ohio home. Survived by wife Lorene daughter Alma Gilbert Dayton son Chester Wood West Middletown Rt 1 seven grandchildren eight great. Services set for 3 p.m. Friday at K K Davis Funeral Home Lynchburg Ohio.
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Lewis Q. Wood
Middletown
Westboro
Ohio
Lorene
Alma Gilbert
Dayton
Chester Wood
West Middletown
Requiem High Mass at St Ann Church Friday
Frank R. Berry age 59 of 102 N Washington Blvd dies. services 2 p.m. Friday at Webb Funeral Home. Requiem High Mass set for 9 a.m. Friday at St Ann Church.
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Ant Ave
St. Ann
Frank R. Berry
N. Washington Blvd
Webb Funeral Home
GOP Victory Seen Possible Without Individual Help
In Hagerstown Maryland Rep James P S Devereux told the Washington County Young Republican Club the capital mood favors an independent Republican showing rather than relying on a single figure. He said if President Eisenhower runs that would be fine but a strong candidate at Gettysburg would be preferable to a sick candidate unable to campaign.
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GOP
Hagerstown
James P. S. Devereux
R-Md
Washington County
Young Republican Club
Republican Party
Devereux
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Trade Currencies Across Ages and Cultures
The article lists diverse forms of money used by different peoples, including shells, beads, stones, boar tusks, blankets, knives, slaves, cattle, pigs, rice, corn, wheat, salt, sugar, rum and beer. It notes money’s vary across time and societies and highlights the broad scope of what has functioned as currency.
Voting Machine Demonstrations Ahead of Election Day
Demonstrations of two types of automated voting machines will be held in six Middletown polling places tomorrow and Friday from 1 to 9 p.m. Voters in affected precincts are invited to learn operation. Absentee ballot deadlines: 4 p.m. tomorrow for applications. ballots due by noon Friday. servicemen have extended dates.
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Board To Elections
Board of Elections
Burned Girl Improves From Serious To Fair
Jennifer Lynn Frazier three of 1332 Sycamore Street improved from serious to fair at Middletown Hospital after third degree burns to face arms body and legs. Her father Joe Frazier sustained minor burns when scalding water reportedly was thrown on him and the child during a bedtime quarrel.
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Jennifer Lynn Frazier
Sycamore St
Fair
Middletown Hospital
Joe Frazier
Frazier
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Bruce
Carol Duncon
Philadelphia
Robert Gillion
Metropolitan Hospital
International
U.S
Union Sanitary
USS
Central Avenue
Second Avenue
Thomas C. Carr
Lewis C. Wood
Verity Phus
Pol
Butler County
Cteshallas
McGregor
Ross
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