Obituary for Mrs Anna Wenzel
Mrs Anna Wenzel 82 died Tuesday night at home 2204 Superior Ave. Last rites set for 2 30 p m Friday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church South Broad St with Rev Hugo Schmidt officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home today 2 5 and 7 10 p m She survived by daughter Emma four sons Adolph Canton Edward Franklin Earl Detroit Otto New York City seven grandchildren and one sister Mrs Phil Kerner of Portsmouth Her husband and three daughters preceded her in death A Middletown resident for over 60 years she and daughter ran Wenzels Grocery since her husband died in 1917.
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Anna Wenzel
Superior Ave
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
South Broad St
Hugo Schmidt
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs
Emma
Adolph of
Canton
Edward of
Franklin
Earl
Detroit
Otto
New York City
Funeral services set for Mrs Alice Radenheimer
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Radenheimer 51 wife of John Radenheimer of 1202 Forrer St Excello will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Dr E R Turner officiating. Burial will be in Reading Cemetery Reading Ohio. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. and Friday until 3 p.m. services.
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Alice Radenheimer
John Radenheimer
Forrer St
Excello
Riday
McCoy-Leffler
E. R. Turner
Reading Cemetery
Reading
Pfc. Robert E. Simmons Funeral Set in Franklin
Military services for Pfc. Robert E. Simmons are planned at St. Mary's Church Franklin at 9 30 a m Saturday with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Russell McElfresh Post of the American Legion Franklin will supervise the military rites. Simmons 22 was captured by Germans December 1944 after Belgium breakthrough and died February 1945. He had been in the Army since 1942 after graduation from Carlisle High School and work at NCR Dayton. He trained at Camp Van Dorn Shreveport and Camp Maxey and served with the 99th Infantry Division in late 1944. Friends may call after 2 p m Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Germantown
Robert E. Simmons
Werner Simmons
Carlisle
St. Mary’s Church
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
Russell McElfresh
American Legion
Anglesby Funeral Home
Europe
Pfc. Simmons
Belgium
Carlisle High School
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Armed Forces
Camp van Dorn
Miss
Shreveport
Camp Maxey
Tex
England
99Th Infantry Division
Local Notables Linked in Obituary Lineage
The obituary notes membership ties include St. Marys Church of Franklin and the Eagle Lodge of Middletown with Gladys Warne of Miami Beach and Mrs Richard Cunningham of Hamilton mentioned as relations.
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Gladys Warne
Miami Beach, Fla
Richard Cunningham
Hamilton
Survived by Three Brothers Including Vernon Virgil Victor
Besides his mother, he is survived by three brothers Vernon, Virgil and Victor, all of Mason.
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His
Vernon
Virgil
Victor
Mason
Lebanon Honors Lt. Hatfield Killed in Action in Austria
Military services for Lt. Dale Hatfield 22 who fell in Austria May 5 1945 will be held by the Lebanon Veterans of Foreign Wars at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Oswald Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Lebanon cemetery. A Lebanon High School graduate Hatfield farmed before enlisting. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Hatfield of Park Avenue and two sisters Mrs
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Lebanon
Dale Hatfield
Austria
Body of Lt. Robert Mount Rites Set In Mason
The body of 20 year old Lt. Robert Mount son of Mrs Dorothy Mount of Mason arrived at Gallimore Funeral Home in Mason. He was killed in action February 17 1945 in Hanau Germany while serving in the Army Air Forces. Last rites will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Gallimore Funeral Home with Rev E Lee Nise wonder and Rev Ralph Knoop officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason.
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Lebanon
Robert Mount
Dorothy Mount
Mason
Gallimore Funeral Home
Mount
Hanau
Germany
Army Air Forces
E. Lee Nisewonder
Ralph Knoop
Rose Hill Cemetery
Abingdon Leader Bulkeley Dies at 70 Former Rotary Vice President
Abingdon Illinois former Rotary International vice president Harry C Bulkeley aged 70 and longtime head of the Sanitary Manufacturing Company of Abingdon passed away. His roles highlighted local business and service leadership in the community.
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Abingdon, Ill
Harry C. Bulkeley
Rotary International
Sanitary Manufacturing Company of
Abingdon
Stephen M. Foster economic advisor dies at 54
Mineola New York Stephen M Foster aged 54 economic advisor for New York Life Insurance Company and noted authority on money and finance was born in Derby Line Vermont.
White House seeks major renovation of second floor residence
The article notes White House Architect Lorenzo Winslow plans a renovation of the second floor residence, calling it a firetrap and seeking Congress approval for costs between 750000 and 1250000 dollars. If approved the Truman balcony and use of the south portico could be affected, yet voters renewed a lease granting four more years of occupancy.
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Europe
White House
Lorenzo Winslow
Winslow
Congress
Truman
Ohio Voters Defeat Most Million Dollar Bond Issues
Ohio ballots show 305 bond issues with a total value of 136.7 million dollars. Ten proposals costing at least one million each were defeated while four gained approval. Cincinnati approved 12.5 million for schools but rejected several major road and university projects. Municipal and school bonds in Cuyahoga County totaled seven million with mixed results across communities.
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Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Findlay
Montgomery County
Coshocton
Muskingum
Ridge
Champaign County
Mount Vernon
Sidney
Cincinnati
Norwood
Zanesville
Cuyahoga County
Japanese Leaders Face Verdict In War Crimes Trial
The tribunal led by Sir William Webb returns a judgment on Japan’s wartime actions asserting the army's responsibility for aggression and linking the war to 1936 policy under Prime Minister Hirota. Defendants Tojo Oshima Kido face possible life terms as spectators watch a tense court scene.
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United States
China
Koki Hirota
William Webb
Australia
Tojo
Hiroshi Oshima
Germany
Koichi Kido
Empire
Virginia Crops Dominate North Carolina Output
A regional report notes North Carolina grows the most Virginia peanuts and Virginia tobacco, more than any other state, highlighting the state’s leading role in these crops.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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