TV and Radio Highlights Tonight Listings
Tonight on WHIO and WKRC Cathy and Elliott Lewis present a tale about a woman who marries to destroy her husband. Crime Classics features a son faking his death and implicating his father in an old India crime. Also aired are a Texas S MU game highlights, Eddie Fisher host, Morton Downey, Rod Steiger in TV Theater, and a boxing match Davey versus Andrews in ten rounds.
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Radio Tonight
WKRC
Cathy
Elliott Lewis
Eddie Fisher
Morton Downey
Rod Steiger
Heck Davey
al Andrews
Middletonians Cottage Looted During Sunday Burglary
Thieves burglarized a summer cottage owned by Rob ert Doughman of Middletown on Pogus Frazee Road near Camden Two miles southeast of Camden. Deputy Sheriff Joe Lee reports a 12 inch television set was taken along with canned goods nine wool blankets a small radio a fryer a saw and a case of beverages.
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Robert Doughman
Middletown
Pogus- Frazee Road
Camden
Joe Lee
Mike Wallace Builds Broadway Radio Persona In New York
Young broadcaster Mike Wallace moved to New York two years ago to work in radio and hosts Stage Struck on CBS Radio. The Boston born writer, Navy veteran, and former Grand Rapids announcer rose through Detroit and Chicago before joining CBS in 1950 to become a versatile on air host and reporter with a focus on theater stories and background.
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New York
Mike Wallace
Jegman
CBS Radio
Wallace
Broadway
Mike
Leon Myron Wallace
Boston
University of Michigan
Interlochen
Mich
Grand Rapids
Ernoon
WXYZ
Detroit
Lone Ranger
Green Hornet
Chicago
Road of Life
Navy
Flamond
Chicago Times
Buff Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb
Chez Paree
Lester Gottlieb
Radio Programs on Wednesday Evening Schedule
A fragmented listing of radio programs across WKRC WLW WMOH WSAI WPFB WPFL WSAL and other stations detailing news music sports talk and various hosts in 6 PM to 2 AM slots. It cites program titles hosts times and network blocks with limited readable coherence.
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Wkrc Plain Bill
WLW
WMOH
Wpfb Garretson
WSAI
WKRC
Jones
WPFB
Massey
Wild Bill
Pats
W. Lenny
Waite
Wpibee
H.S. Co’ching
L. Thomas
Bill Stern
Cisco Kid
Beulah
Rosary
Wmoh Amburgy
Jane Ranger
J. Taylor
Tris Coffin
Marx
WPFB _Playhouse
Wsai Music Hall
WLW H. Express
B. Blackie
Express
Wmoh Limited
Smokey Ward
WLW Xenia
Wkrc Limited
T. McCarthy
WSAL
Barbara
WKR
Jenny
Wkrc Farm
Berch
Helen Trent
Malone
WKRG
Wsai Records
Wkrc Hospital
Mrs Burton
J. Reznor
Perry Mason
Bill Thal
RC Lenny
Miami
Lewis
V'ty
Wkrc Stella
Dallas
Widder Brown
The
Man Injured As Cars Crash In City Accidents
A passenger was injured in two city accidents yesterday. J A Stewart, 66, of 513 Lincoln St, treated at Middletown Hospital and released. William Ramsey, 43, of 1908 Minnesota Ave, charged with physical control while under the influence after ramsey’s car collided with a taxi driven by Thomas King, 26, of 2120 Queen Ave. Damages listed: 450 to taxi, 400 Ramsey’s car, 150 parked car. Second collision at Hill Ave and Wilson St involved William Coffee, 30, and Charles Moon, 27, each car valued at 400 in damage. both drivers cited for failing to yield.
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J. A. Stewart
Lincoln St
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
William Ramsey
Minnesota Ave
Thomas King
Queen Ave
Bernard Otten
Ramsey
Hill Avenue
Wilson Street
William O. Coffee
Winton St
Charles Moon
Coffee
Moon
Write-Ins Rule Township Ballots Hit Rural Vote for Officials
Election results show write-in winners across 13 townships for trustees justices of the peace and constables. Winners include Liberty trustee Melvin R. Jones 305 and J C Berry 257, Oxford trustees Donald Douglas 1230 and George R. Tabor 1157, St. Clair trustee William B. Hood 650 and Gordon Davish 539, Union trustee Milton K. Mohr 393 and Verner Clemmons 311, Wayne trustee Clarence J. Hoffman 415 and Charles W. Schaefer 240, with multiple write-ins and contested justice of the peace and constable races noted.
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J. W. Condon
Joe Ring
Warren Satterfield
Frank Maus
David Urmston
Constable
T. N. Lawson
Oxford
Donald Douglass
George R. Tabor
Justice of the Peace
Paul Vail
Delbert Snider
St. Clair
William B. Hood
Gordon Davish
Clyde Brandenburg
William Coffey
Robert T. Hill
Lewis Bolser
Ed Amos
Elmer Gabbard
Edward T. Nickell
Donald Eugene Kelly
Herman J. Broxterman
Union
Milton K. Mohrfield
Verner Clemmons
Leonard Isaacs
Miles E. Rieck Jr
Silas Ed Smith
Robert Peter Wardwell
Cecil R. Faber
W.E. Bamber
Dudley R. Peyton
William Jim Fischer
Lemore Glass
Wayne
Clarence J. Hoffman
Charles W. Schaefer
Christ Stock
Randell Coning
George Gault
Jim Conrad
Miami Valley Grange Holds Meeting and Installations
The Miami Valley Grange met Wednesday in the School House with Kyle Caldwell and his installing team completing the Grange Officers for the coming year. Church ladies served lunch in the basement and contributed to the Shaw Sale building fund. Several local families and visitors attended events and a Halloween party was hosted by Norman Langenbrunner and Bob Hill.
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Grange
Kyle Caldwell
Charlies Uhl
Myrna
Carol of
Darrtown
Valera Fisher
Anna Grollmus
Dale Grollmus
Bertrand Augspurger
Carl Grollmus
John Moore
J. E. Shollenbarger
John Gerber
Fred Gerber
Tennessee
John Morris
Middletown
Prize winners highlighted at Kings Mills Halloween parade
The Kings Mills Volunteer Fire Department sponsored a Halloween parade with prize winners announced at the school gym. Winners included Larry Adams Carol Buergermeier and Deborah Dawson. Candy peppermint sticks were given to attendees.
Springboro Social Notes Guests and Visits Across Area
A series of social visits and hosting events across Dayton Franklin Xenia Oakwood and Centerville includes bridge luncheon plans for Nov 6 hosted by Mrs S R Passmore in Springboro and dinners and Sunday gatherings with families such as the Hipple Catterton Harvey Laughnn Wilcox and Eppler households plus the Crosley and Besaden families visiting Ripley Russellville Foster and Carlisle.
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S. R. Passmore
M. L. Hipple
C. C. Catterton
H. A. Harvey
Fred Laughnn
Salley Faul
Martha Harshbarger
Phyllis Wyley
Jane Wilcox
Dayton
W. H. Null
Robert Montgomery and Son
Eliza Stoutenboro
Louis Bishop
Dan Butt
Franklin
I. B. Doyle
H. E. Shetterly
Carl] Thiele
Oakwood
Fred Hall
Dayton Country Club
Clarence Bvyler
Wilbur Wood
Xenia
Ripley
Russelville
Eyler
George Besaden
Fosters
Walter Seiker
Kesler Graham
Billy
Gary Dishun
Middletown
W. Fox
Fred Mayne
Ed Harberer
Liberty
Tippecanoe
John McElroy
Centerville
Louis Fry
Jesse Brandenburg
Walter Zecker
Arthur Gross
Carlisle
Kenneth Cosler
Edward Crosley
Local Socials and Community Notices Roundup
Brenda Janney celebrates 13th birthday with a Saturday slumber party at her home. Dechant and Hendrickson families visit Chillicothe on Sunday. Fealy hosts club dinner and cards at Peerless Pantry and Harpland. Overseas service members will again receive holiday recordings as gifts, arrangements via Mrs. Victor Wootan. recordings at Middletown Radio Station on November 8 at 2 30 p.m. SAW Club bake sale planned for November 13 in Miami Valley Motors rooms from 4 to 8 p.m. Visits and hospital news follow with relatives and friends noted among Dayton and Springboro residents. Members of Franklin Chapter No 535, Order of the Eastern Star, attending Grand Chapter at Cincinnati Garden are listed.
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Brenda Janney
J. William Dechant
Johnnie
M. B. Hendrickson
Chillicothe
Milo Fealy
Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Harpland
Victor Wootan
Middletown
SAW Club
Miami Valley Motors
John Shorts
May Kinder
Lester Gorsuch
Dayton
Jerry Fiscus
Edw. Bolen
Richard O'Donnell
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
John Stouteborough
Ella
Ethel
Louis Bishop
William Null
Springboro
Franklin Chapter
Society News Roundup of Visits and Meetings in Multiple Cities
Mrs Alpha Longfellow visited Mr and Mrs Garnet Schlechty in London. Miss Dolores Anslinger a Miami University student visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Dan Ans linger Sr. Mr and Mrs J Howard Smith Sr visited in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Douglas Gilbert announce birth of son at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Mrs Martha Rettich visited Mr and Mrs George Steeller in Day. Mr and Mrs Bruce Shuey visited in Chicago. Mr and Mrs George Suman Sr of Somerville visited Mr and Mrs George Suman Jr and family. Mr and Mrs Lorin Kratzer and Mr and Mrs Hiram Chamberlain visited in Indianapolis. Kings Daughters Chass of the Methodist Church meet Thursday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs Clifford Martin. The F E F M Club meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Carlos Moses at 8 pm. Mr and Mrs Roy Gunckle and Mr and Mrs Harry Howard visited Mr and Mrs Ira Kelzter in Wilmington. The Germantown Matrons Group meet Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the Grange Hall instead of Wednesday as originally planned. This will be a covered dish supper with Mrs Herman Clasen as chair man of the committee.
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Alpha Longfellow
Garnet Schlechty
London
Dolores Anslinger
Miami University
Dan Anslinger
J. Howard Smith
Chicago
Douglas Gilbert
Son
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Martha Rettich
George Steeller
Bruce Shuey
Carlos Moses
Roy Gunckle
Harry Howard
Ira Kelzter
Wilmington
Germantown
Grange Hall
Herman Clasen
Washington's only foreign land visited seen in Barbados
The National Geographic Society notes Barbados in the British West Indies as the sole foreign land ever visited by George Washington. This claim highlights Washington's early travel footprint and his connection to Atlantic colonial sites.
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Barbados
British West Indies
George Washington
National Geographic Society
Taps Lebanon Veterans To Honor Dead
Lebanon honors dead with Armistice Day ceremony at Lebanon Cemetery. Ralph P. Snook Post American Legion VFW and Disabled American Veterans will dedicate a bronze memorial plaque, with a parade at 1 30 to 2 00 led by color guard and high school band. Reverend J Taylor McHendry will give invocation, Senator A L Daniels Greenfield will speak, and Reverend R J Turrell will offer benediction. The event includes a Memorial Hall march and marks the combined Armistice Day program with dedication of the memorial.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Cemetery
Ralph P. Snook
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Schwartz
J. Taylor McHendry
The
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Daniels Greenfield
R. J. Turrell
Methodist Church
Memorial Hall
Obituary for Mrs Rosa Handreich 84 of Curtis Street
Mrs Rosa Handreich 84 of 300 Curtis Street died unexpectedly at 5 am today at the Home of her son Michael Hendrick Jr 1401 South Main Street after a few hours illness. A native of Pezineck Austria she lived here 45 years. She was member of St Johns Church Altar Rosary Society. Solemn Requiem High Mass set for 9:30 am Friday at St Johns. Friends may call at Schramm Funeral Home Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm.
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Rosa Handreich
Curtis St
Michael Hendrick Jr
S. Main St
Pezineck
Austria
Hendreich
Altar Rosary Society
St. John’s Church
Schramm Funeral
Michael Stephen
Thresa Kraus
Middletown
St. John's Church
Obituary of J Michael Murray 1940 194? Middletown native
J Michael Murray 13 died at home Tuesday after a two and a half year illness. Born April 17 1940 in Middletown he attended Holy Trinity School and Taft School sight saving classes. Survived by parents John S Far s ing and Marion Murray three sisters grandmother and grandparents. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Saturday with interment Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Friday.
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J. Michael Murray
John S
Marion Farising Murray
Jefferson Rd
Middletown
Michael
Holy Trinity School
Taft School
St. Aloysius Division
Holy Name Society of
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
Julie
Ann
Kathryn
Thomas Murray
Edward B. Farfsing
Mount Washington
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Funeral for Miss Anna Marie Crouse Held in Cincinnati
Funeral services for 70 year old Miss Anna Marie Crouse were held at Immanuel Presbyterian Church Cincinnati. She died Monday morning. A Woodward High School and Western College Oxford graduate her father was a longtime Presbyterian pastor here. Surviving are sisters R Miriam of Clifton and Laura Louise Crouse of Washington DC.
Mrs Lucinda Wysone Eaton Dies at 86
Mrs Lucinda Wy song Eaton aged 86 died Monday evening at home after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with the local church and town cemetery noted.
Four Cincinnati Judges Re-Elected by Voters
Four municipal judges were returned to the bench by voters yesterday. Re elected were Frank M. Gusweiler Dan C. Handley Jr Ralph B. Kohnen all Republicans and Democrat A L Luebbers.
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Cincinnati
Frank M. Gusweiler
Dan C. Handley Jr
Ralph B. Kohnen
A. L. Luebbers
Touch Up Technique to Eliminate Finishing Overlap
To reduce the overlapping effect in worn body and fender finishes use a small brush to apply the paint and then thin the outer edge with a circular motion of the thumb.
Family notices: services set for Mrs Wysong and relatives
The home of daughter Mrs Edna Busch Eaton Rt 1 and Mrs Wysong 327 N Maple St. reports illness two weeks. Surviving are son Harry Wysong Lewisburg Rt 2 and daughter Mrs Busch. Services Thursday at 2:30 pm at Girton Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Smalsreed officiating. Burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery New Lexington. Friends may call.
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Edna Busch
Eaton Rt. 1
Wysong
N. Maple St
Bee
Harry Wyesong
Lewisburg Rt
Busch
Girton Funeral Home
Thomas Smalsreed
Sugar Grove Cemetery
New Lexington
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Gary Wilson
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Tommy Langenbrunner
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Gary Fox
Jackie Waters
Mason Heights
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Denny Mescher
George
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Howard Hilboldt
Morrow Bailey
John Niederman
Mason
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Albert Diesel
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Earl Langenbrunner
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E. Bailey
Leonard Hathaway
Warren Young
C. D. Reynold
Carl Miller
Noel Easton
Rachel Beltz
Wilbur Lakes
Wm. Smith
Kings Mills Volunteer Fire Department
Larry Adams
Carol Buergermeier
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Herschel Culley
David
Clarence von Tress
Greencastle
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Ethel Padgett
W.C.T.U
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Jerry Wright
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Dolly Langenbrunner
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Clifford Shutts
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Paul Gilford
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Elgar Allied
Walter Lillis
Order of the Eastern Star
Cincinnati Garden
Gene Conley
Sue Hues
South Lebanon
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Nancy Browning
Joan Allen
Francis Allen
Joe Waters
Washington, D.C
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James Fordyce
Eulias Waters
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Jackie
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Reading
Lexington
Mece
J. L. Purdy
Genevieve Johnson
Wilmore
S. Alexander
George Jayne
Carrtown
Smith
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Mattie Harrold
Richmond
Orville Hamlin
Walter Stephens
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Carrie Louise Momet
C. R. Momet
Orpha Updyke
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
South Western Teachers Association
Ruth Glenn
Bloomingsburg
John Momet
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Jerry Gross
Chalmer Brandenburg
Marvin Holliday
Bill Cunningham
W. J. Kropf
Columbus
Ernest Earnhart
Phil Glass
Ohio University At
Athens
Hiram Glass
Youngs Ladies Working Club
Orn
Ed Py
Chas. D. Thomas
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Anna Marie Crouse
Lucinda Wysone
Lincoln-Mercury
Lincoln-Mercury Company
Bro
Claude Ingram
Klaus
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