Pastor Attends Presley Parley at Pan Presbyterian Convocation
An area pastor joins about 650 churchmen at a Pan Presbyter ian Convocation in Louisville Kentucky. The Rev Richard D Rodda of Trenton Olivet Presbyterian Church attends the three day session at Central Presbyterian Church. The convocation theme The Living Christ in a Turbulent Society explores the church role in changing towns. Finland geography note: one third of its 130 500 square miles is forest.
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Louisville
Richard D. Rodda
Trenton Mr. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian
Finland
Obituary for W Taylor Ballard 78 Middletown Ohio
W Taylor Ballard age 78 of 1322 Reynolds St Middletown died at 9 25 am yesterday at Friendly Rest Home Miamisburg after one day as a patient previously at Middletown Hospital two weeks He retired from P Lorillard Co born in Jackson Kentucky lived in Middletown three decades Survived by two sons Paul of Miamisburg Walter of San Manuel Arizona a daughter Virginia Kegler of Dayton a half sister Mrs Albert Lowe of Middletown and 11 grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Richard T Powell will officiate Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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W. Taylor Ballard
Reynolds St
Friendly Rest Home
Miamisburg
Middletown Hospital
Ballard
P. Lorillard Co
Jackson
Middletown
Paul
Walter
San. Manine, Ariz
Virginia Kegler
Dayton
Albert Lowe
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Richard T. Powell
Woodside Cemetery
Lyons Elected Lincoln Lodge Master Amid Masonic Rites
Glenn F Lyons, 4313 Nelson Road, Armco International staff, was elected master of Lincoln Lodge 93 F and AM succeeding Arthur Henry Clay King who died on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a home attack. Services set Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. New officers include Fenton, Windsor, Jefferson, Foreman, Brestel, Baker, Minge, Sexton with installing officers Morris Lesser Willoughby Huntzinger Cassady
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Glenn F. Lyons
Nelson ‘Road
Armco International Sales Division
Lincoln
Frigidaire
Dayton
Armco Steel Corp
Stainless
Delores
J. C
Bernie King
Minnie
Mary Jean King
Ealy
John King
Robert Hunt
Charles Hampton
Middletown
Joseph R. Bakier & Sons
Eugene Wallace
Woodside Cemetery
Masonic Temple
Thomas B. Fenton
J. E. Windsor Jr
Thomas Jefferson
Dale F. Foreman
Pliny C. Brestel
Robert Baker
Thomas C Mack
Joseph H. Miller
Dick Minge
Omer Sexton Tyler
Orville E. Morris
Frederick L. Lesser
Floran Willoughby
Robert M. Huntzinger
John A Cassacy
Middletown Driver Fined In Hamilton
Fred Oliver, 47, of Middletown was fined 100 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in jail and suspended from driving for one year after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Municipal Court Judge Frank F. Wessel yesterday in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Fred Oliver
Cooper Ave
Middletown
Frank F. Wessel
Razor's Edge SPEBSQSA Show Set for Feb 4
Middletown barbershop group SPEBSQSA reports its Razor's Edge Chapter will stage an annual quartet show on February 4 in the Middletown High School auditorium. Robert Hall, program chairman, announced the event and dates.
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Robert Hall
Middletown
Razor's Edge
Spebsqsa, Inc
Middletown High School
Local funeral arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home
Clincheo arrangements are announced with Rev. James Cumbo officiating and local arrangements handled by Eaton Funeral Home.
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Clincheo
James Cumbo
Eaton Funeral Home
Infant Linville dies seven hours after birth
Infant Linville Franklin Van Eric Linville, infant son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Linville of 135 Ellenridge Drive, died at 9 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital seven hours after birth. Survivors include parents two brothers three sisters paternal grandmother and maternal grandmother graveside services planned tomorrow at Newberry Cemetery
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Franklin
van Eric Linville
Ernest Linville
Ellenridge Drive
Middletown Hospital
Leonagi Karl
Donna
Debra
Reva
E. C. Charles
Viola Cochrane
Clincheo
Newberry Cemetery
Franklin George Spohr dies at 73 of heart attack
George Spohr 73 of Franklin died yesterday afternoon at his home on River Street from a heart attack. A retired custodian of the Franklin Post Office, he previously worked for National Cash Register in Dayton. WWI veteran and American Legion member survived by two Franklin sisters. Services Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Rev Sieg swarth officiating with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation offered tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
George Spohr
S. River St
Spohr
Franklin Post Office
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
American Legion
Grace Arbaugh
Ora Knapp
Anglesby Funeral Home
Carl Siegswarth
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary notices for Bertha Wel Gibson McNally Beierle
Requinae high mass and memorial services are listed for Bertha Wel in Bradenton, Ezra Gibson in New Miami, William McNally in Brown-Dawson arrangements, and Catherine Beierle at Brown-Dawson. Each entry gives age and address with service times scheduled for tomorrow or Friday.
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Bertha Louise Wel
Bradenton
Fla
Hamilton
St. Stephen
Ezra Gibson
Union Ave
New Miami
Brown Chapel
Wiliam McNally
Cen Itral Ave
Brown-Dawson
Catherine C. Beierle
S. Second St
Brown- Dawson
Death of John James Allan former USO founder
Death reported in Clearwater Florida of John James Allan age 73 a founder of the United Service Organizations known to servicemen as the USO He helped found the USO in 1940 while serving as assistant chief of chaplains of the U S Army From 1946 to 1957 he was chief of staff of the Salvation Army World Headquarters in London and led its worldwide operations Allan’s death marks the passing of a key figure in wartime morale and faith based welfare efforts
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Clearwater, Fla
John James Allan
Anied Service Organization
U.S.O
U.S.O. m
U.S. Army
World Organization of the Salvation Army
London
Middies Plan 1953 Reunion Dance at Middletown High
Classmates of 1953 met at Middletown High School to set a June 1961 reunion dance. Committees will prepare a booklet with married and single names, children counts, and other details. General chairman Tom Dillman will host with his wife. secretary Gerald R. Cottongim and treasurer Mrs. James Ritter named.
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Middletown High School
Tom Dillman
James Ritter
Gerald R. Cottongim
George E. Schueller Jr
Paul Johnson
David Rader
Ralph Phibbs
Robert Swartz
Charles Emrick
Lorraine
Wil son Meat Packing VP Kenneth R Haynie Dies En Route
Kenneth R Haynie vice president of the Wilson Meat Packing Co Chicago died aboard a plane traveling from Buenos Aires to Chicago on Tuesday.
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Miami
Fla
Kenneth R. Haynie
Wilson Meat Packing Co
Chicago
Buenos Aires
NYC Furloughs 245 at Collinwood yards
The New York Central Railroad laid off 245 employees temporarily at its Collinwood yards due to the continuing slump in business.
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Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
Collinwood Yards
Cottage Restaurant License Suspended by State Board
The State Board of Liquor Control suspends the D-5 permit held by George Clayton Sr. doing business as the Cottage Restaurant at 3237 Yankee Road for seven days from November 14 to November 20 for Sunday sale and on premise consumption of intoxicating liquor. Charges against Mary Lou Hise and Clayton were dismissed in Middletown Municipal Court on August 26.
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State Board of Liquor Control
George Clayton Sr
Yankee Road
Director of Liquor Control
Middletown
Mary Lou Hise
Clayton
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