Red-Headed End to Bet Over Ike Win
Armco switchman Fred Ramey and conductor Ed French from Germantown Route 1 made a bold wager on the 1952 presidential outcome. Ramey bet Ike would win, French refused. After dyeing French’s hair crimson, he now sports a four shade red look and Ramey is delighted.
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Hisenhower
Armco
Fred Ramey
Germantown Route 1
Ed French
Germantown
Ike
French
Ske
Ramey
World Community Day Program Set for Friday at 2 PM
Middletown hosts World Community Day led by the Council of Church Women. The event features the Rev. J Stanley Mathews of Evanston Baptist Church Cincinnati delivering the message amid a clothing drive for destitute children and a service at the Presbyterian Church.
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Orld
Middletown
J. Stanley Mathews
Evanston Baptist Church
Cincinnati
J. B. Diefenbach
Council of Church Women
Gardnerettes and Teen-Age Crafters Elect Officers
Gardnerettes elected Miriam Rautio president with Kathy Pritchett as VP and Barbara Ely secretary. Others include Shirley Ely treasurer, Susan Kraft production manager, Suzanne McCann sales manager, Pauline Brewer assistant sales manager. Teen-Age Crafters chose Jo Ann Stewart president with Becky Yenser treasurer and Ruth Ann Brate secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardnerettes Company
Miriam Rautio
Gardnerettes
Kathy Pritchett
Barbara Ely
Shirley Ely
Susan Kraft
Suzanne McCann
Pauline Brewer
Jo Ann Stewart
Becky Yenser
June Lawson
Ruth Ann Brate
Stanley Helton
Doris Blakney
Ronald McKinzie
Bob Tannreuther
Wanda Rhea
Farms Electrified Across Nation in One Year
More than 200000 U S farms were electrified from June 1951 to June 1952, reflecting rapid rural modernization. Utilities extended service to isolated communities, boosting farm productivity and quality of life as power lines reached new regions.
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U. S
Fire destroys old covered bridge near Hamilton
A 150 foot covered bridge on New London Pike four and a half miles west of Hamilton was gutted by fire early today. Firefighters saved nearby homes while water was hauled in a tank truck to the scene. The fire started before 1 a.m. and the cause was undetermined. New London Pike was blocked and traffic re routed.
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Butler County
New London Pike
Hamilton
Elmer Grabel
Millville
Venice
George Schwing
Indian Creek
Oxford Township
Fairfield Rd
Ohio-Indiana Line
Oxford
U. S. 27
Births Reported for Four New Babies
Mr and Mrs Ralph Jackson of Columbia Ave. welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Hayes of Hamilton Route 1 welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Van Cleve of 3208 Omaha St welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Redkey of 2507 Shelley St welcomed a boy today.
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Ralph Jackson
Columbia Ave
Yesteray
Wayne Hayes
Hamilton Route 1
Jesse van Cleve
Omaha St
William Redkey
Shelley St
Randy Hall
Adam Hall
Roy Waggoner
West Middletown
Jergen Robert Trimble
Taylor Ve
Howard Schueller, Jr
Florence St
Rickey Richardson
Fred Richardson
Granada Ave
Charles Ledman
Christel Ave
Joetta Lawson
William Lawson
Germantown
John Johnson
Oxford State Rd
Stella Buckner
Arthur Mere
West Meidietown
Shirley Bicknell
Frank
Mary Ellen Barlow
George Barlow
Franklin
Sam Atchley
Middletown
Dora Bales
Yankee Rd
Hospital notices list patients and relations from Franklin area
A long column lists multiple patients at The Hospital with their names and family connections. Entries include surgical and medical designations for residents and relatives from Franklin Middletown Vanderveer Crescent Bello Montone Baltimore Street and others with addresses on Franklin Route 1 2 and 3 and nearby streets.
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Lewis Olliver
Garfield St
John King
Paul King
Vanderveer St
Floyd Musselman
West Middletown
Frank Byrd
Yea Byrd
Bryant St
Frances Brown
Crescent Blvd
Ralph Bryant
L. Bryant
Franklin
Roger Leonard
Fifteenth Ave
Ninta Elam
Central Ave
Calvin Verity
South Main St
Sheila Winebarger
Ralph Winebarger
Medical
John Fugate
Jellico
Tenn
Earl Jarvis
Franklin, Surgical
Donald Callahan
Paul Callahan
Spencer Lane
Surgical
Barbara Wilson
Charles Wilson
Baltimore St
Order Of Ahepa Chooses Committee For May Festival
The Order of Ahepa elected Albert Jones as chairman and Christ Jonson and V. P. Kar Tras as committee members for the annual May Festival in 1953. Guests included Tony Ellis district president and Ted Boudouris district secretary.
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Order of Ahepa
Albert Jones
Christ Jonson
V. P. Kar- Tras
Order
Tony Ellis
Ted Boudouris
Retired Janitor Gifts Seven Benches to Lethbridge
William Stott, a former school janitor, donates seven benches to the city of Lethbridge for senior citizens. He repaired and polished the benches in his spare time, creating resting spots for local seniors.
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Lethbridge
Canada
William Stott
Ahepans Meet as Daughters of Penelope Join Dayton Dinner
John Viachos, former district treasurer, and 25 Ahepans from Dayton meet for a chicken dinner after the session. The Daughters of Penelope attended the gathering.
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John Viachos
Dayton
Daughters
Penelope
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