Inmates Hear Views From Ohio State Penitentiary Leader
Dr. Carl M. Senn, superintendent of Columbus Cap tol School, told the First Methodist Church Mens Club last night that most inmates “snapped” at the wrong time and crime grows from home school and community factors. He cited liquor and divorce as key causes and urged moral teaching by teachers. He noted 80 percent of West Spring Street Community Church members at the penitentiary adjust successfully after parole, while 60 percent who reject spiritual aid return to prison. He said the prison’s education program moves inmates quickly through grades and some participate as teachers to boost morale.
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Ohio
Columbus
Carl M. Senn
Men’s Club
Dr. Senn
Civitans
West Spring Street
CBS Proxy Quits Phi Delta Theta Over Policies
CBS president Frank Stant on resigns from Phi Delta Theta after 25 years citing the fraternitys racial policy as embarrassing. Letters to national HQ and Ohio Wesleyan transcript in Delaware reveal the quit. The century-old group limits membership to the Aryan race and suspended Williams College and Amherst chapters for pledging Jews.
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Oxford
Ohio
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Phi Delta Theta
Ohio Wesleyan Transcript
Delaware
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Amherst
Stanton
Ceramic mosaics used on bathroom floors
A note identifies small clay tiles used on bathroom floors as ceramic mosaics.
Obituary for Miss Iola Watkins of Dayton
Funeral arrangements are set for Miss Iola Mattison Watkins 40 a Robert H Ross employee of 525 Ridgewood Ave Dayton She died Monday after months of illness Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m Thursday Bailey Funeral Home Dayton 1601 Baltimore St body to Bethlehem Temple 1219 Young St 11 a m Friday to lie in state until services at 230 p m Rev M D Cochran St Margaret Episcopal Church Dayton Interment Woodside Cemetery Survivors include five sisters two brothers Middletown Dayton Franklin Rock Castle Ky Germantown 27 grandchildren six great grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Friday Free Pentecostal Church Miamisburg burial Evergreen Cemetery Residents may call after 2 p m today
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Iola Mattison Watkins
Robert H. Ross
Ridgewood Ave
Dayton
Bailey Funeral Home
Baltimore St
Bethlehem Temple
Young St
M. D. Cochran
St. Margaret
Episcopal Church of
Middletown
Rosie Miller
Donna Morgan
Ollie Hall
Franklin
Sarah Firman
Rock Castlee
Laura Boomershine
Germantown
Free Pentecostal Church
Miamisburg
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs Clara E Weber Sheley Funeral Services
Mrs Clara E Weber Sheley 73 of 2520 Tytus Ave dies at Middletown Hospital. Funeral at Riggs Funeral Home at 2 p m Thursday with Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Pallbearers Levi Hoskins Olvin Poynter John Seegmiller Leonard Selby Chester Skillman Edward Vennem. Family receiving friends today 2 5 and 7 10 p m.
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Clara E. Weber Sheley
Tytus Ave
Riggs
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Levi Hoskins
Olvin Poynter
John Seegmiller
Leonard Selby
Chester Skillman
Edward Venneman
Lebanon Auto Mechanic Ray Ross Dies at 51
Ray Ross 51 of Lebanon Rt 1 died unexpectedly Tuesday night while watching television at the home of Lawrence Dillion on S East Street. A mechanic and member of the Lebanon Fire Department IOOF Lodge and Lebanon Grange, he is survived by his wife Martha a daughter Helene White of Virginia a son Pvt James Ross with the Air Force at Ft Lee Va two brothers Veley Dayton Lewis Ross Lebanon and a sister Mrs Rowena Walters Dayton. Funeral arrangements are pending at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Ray Ross
Lebanon Rt. 1
Lawrence Dillion
S. East Street
Ross
Lebanon Fire Department
Ioof Lodge
Lebanon Grange
Martha
Helene White
Virginia
Pvt
James Ross
Air Force
Ft. Lee
Veley
Dayton
Lewis Ross
Rowena Walters
Oswald
Death of Dorotha McRoberts in Lebanon area
Dorotha McRoberts 37 died Tuesday afternoon at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after surgery. Survived by son Tom, parents Bert and spouse, two sisters Helen Hulsinger and Edna Abbott, a brother Denver Barlow, all of Lebanon. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial in Miami Cemetery at Corwin.
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Lebanon
Dorotha McRoberts
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Tom
Bert Barlow
Helen Helsinger
Edna Abbott
Denver Barlow
Oswald Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Militon Milton Dies After Weeklong Illness at 70
West Carrollton resident E S Milton, 70, died at home after a week's illness. A Clay County, Kentucky native, he lived in Montgomery County 50 years, worked as a farmer until retirement. Survived by Olive his wife, three sons Claud of St. Paris, Stanley and Bradley of West Carrollton, four daughters Grace Hillard Franklin, Clara Gibbs Middletown, Bessie Foreman and Katherine Harville Dayton, and four brothers Robert Miami sburg John Clay County Henry Franklin Lincoln.
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West Carrollton
E. S. Milton
E. Pease Ave
Clay County
Milton
Montgomery County
Olive
Claud
St. Paris Rt. 2
Stanley
Bradley
Grace Hillard
Franklin
Armco Men Hold Meeting at Manchester Hotel
Edward McFall a personnel consultant addressed about 500 Armco Steel Corp. employees at the semi annual union management dinner in the Manchester Hotel. He urged living each day at a time and fighting fear loneliness and insecurity with the talk titled How Confused Can You Get. Other speakers included Ora Clark E E Stutenroth and Henry Mathis. Ralph J. Wright was master of ceremonies. The Rev. Edwin Bobbitt gave the benediction and Father Sylvester Huser offered the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McFall
Armco Steel Corp
Manchester
McFall
Ora Clark
Middletown
Armco
E. E. Stutenroth
Henry Mathis
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Ralph J. Wright
Edwin Bobbitt
Sylvester Huser
Police Briefs Include AWOL Army Man and Barbering Charge
Dorsey Gullett of 3003 Ben Harrison Sr. was arrested last night by military authorities for being AWOL. A 16-year-old girl reported a tall man chased her on 4th Avenue near Fenwick School yard. no suspects were found. A boy was found atop the manual training building on Garfield Street and removed. Willie J. Key of 1232 Garfield St. was arrested on a warrant for barbering without a license. case continued to December 16 with instruction to obtain a license.
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Dorsey Gullett
Ben Harrison Sr
4Th Avenue
Fenwick School Yard
Manual Training
Garfield Street
Willie J. Key
Garfield St
Nelson Cochran
Key
Alton H. Combs
Windows damaged at Middletown planing mill
Ligget Howell of the Middletown Lumber Co. told police seven windows were broken at the planning mill building. He said the damage may have occurred Sunday or Monday.
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Ligget Howell
Middletown Lumber Co
Theft Reported By Lonnie Dickerson At Charles Street
Lonnie Dickerson reported fishing equipment worth 150 dollars stolen from his garage at 510 Charles Street. His wife allegedly caught two boys about 14 years old in the garage Saturday. Dickerson noted his fishing box containing rods and reels was missing yesterday.
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Lonnie Dickerson
Charles St
Dickerson
Nellie Orndorf Rites Set in Waynesville
Nellie Orndorf 77 died at home after a lengthy illness in Waynesville. Survived by husband John a son Henry of Waynesville a daughter Parl Lewis of Mi amisburg a brother Samuel Russell of Lebanon three sisters Mary Kleinhein Emma Thompson and Bertha Hollingsworth and 13 grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Stubbs Funeral Home with interment in Miami Cemetery at Corwin.
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Waynesville
Nellie Orndorf
John
Henry
Parl Lewis
Miamisburg
Samuel Russell
Lebanon
Mary Kleinhein
Mason
Emma Thompson
Bertha Hollingsworth
Nebraska
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Autopage notices honor three local deaths with services
Thomas Franklin Brusaw age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brusaw Hanover Township was killed August 6 in an auto accident in Korea. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday at Colligan Funeral Home. John Fackey age 71 301 Rhea Ave services 10 a.m. Thursday at St Mary Church. Mrs Hilda M Rost age 49 41 N Fair Ave services 10 a.m. Friday at Klaus Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Franklin Brusaw
Robert Brusaw
Hanover Township
Korea
Colligan Funeral Home
John Fackey
Rhea Ave
St Mary Church
Hilda M. Rost
N. Fair Ave
Klaus Funeral Home
Brooksville magnate Harrison Williams dies at 83
Brooksville New York utility magnate Harrison Williams 83 longtime chairman of North American Co dies Tuesday. Born in Avon Ohio his death follows the loss of James Edmond Page 58 former Columbus LedgerEnquirer publisher who also died Tuesday with his wife Edith Larkin Page.
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Brooksville
N. Y
Harrison Williams
The
North American Co
Avon
Ohio
Columbus
James Edmond Page
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Edith Larkin Page
Finkelman Appointed To Committee
Harry A. Finkelman Middle Town realtor and vice president elect of the Ohio Assn of Real Estate Boards was named to a national committee advising Congress on the Stringfellow mortgage bill. The measure would create a Central National Mortgage Assn with capital stock of one million dollars, join with a regional body with at least ten million, issue shares at par, and retire government bonds as soon as possible.
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Harry A. Finkelman
Middletown
Ohio Assn. of Real Estate Boards
National Assn. of Real Estate and Members
Los Angeles
Association
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Finkelman
High Level Talk Report Denied by Nations
London radio denied a report that Premier Georgi Malenkov would attend a high level Big Four conference.AFP originated, later denied by British Foreign Office. France and the United States said they had no knowledge of the report. During their growth period birds eat more than their weight daily.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Georgi Malenkov
AFP
U. S. State Department
Community Meeting Schedule and Club Events
Listings outline Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across local groups. National Guard D Company meets 7:30 p.m. at the Armory. Franklin FOE Auxiliary holds officers at 7:30 p.m. with 8 p.m. meeting. Kiwanis Lions and AEIF Executive Committee, Toastmasters, Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary, IOOF Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Alpha Council Jr QUM, Alcoholics Anonymous, Moose Lodge, Board of Education, Elks Lodge, National Letter Carriers Branch meet in various rooms. Also notes an unrelated line about giraffes rolling gallop describing their gait by touching alternate legs.
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Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
AEIF
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Ioof Lodge
Hall
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
Jr. Quam
N. Broad St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Care of Wall to Wall Carpeting
To preserve new appearance spot removal is advised as it appears. A foam cleaner called Fina Foam, free of naphtha or solvents, prevents rings and can be used on spots. It may be purchased at The Central Store.
Wooster Peace Workshop Held As Scheduled After Reversal
Wooster Ohio hosts World Peace Workshop as planned after Cantons Keep America Free Council pressure. Allegations claimed invited participants had Communist links. two men denied connections. Directors removed endorsers Rep Bow and Marion Graven and defended speakers.
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Wooster
Ohio
Canton
Keep America Free Council
United States
Communist Party
Shepherd Witman
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
Kermit Eby
University of Chicago
Howard F. Lowry
College of Wooster
Frank T. Bow
Canton Republican
Marion P. Graven
Republican Committee
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First Methodist Church
CBS Proxy
B. L. Dawson & CO
Clark Street
Zenth
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Liibkhr TY
Central Ave
New DuBarry
DuBarry
Richard Hudnut Scientific Laboratories
Gallaher
Iola M. Watkins
Clara W. Sheley
BE. S. Milton
Mrs
Associated Press
Rane
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Board of Education
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple
National Association of Letter Carriers
John Dobrozsi Jr
East End
Dial
Yercelleni
Eppicient
Bureau OF Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Middletown Journal
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