Illness Fatal To Middletown Realtor Of The Year
Samuel H. Kitchen 79 of Middletown died yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 12 35 PM after a brief illness four days. He was Realtor of the Year runner up at a state convention in Toledo and helped found the Middletown Real Estate Board in 1917. A longtime broker and civic leader, he later focused on property appraisals for FHA VA and several lending groups. Survived by wife Grace a son Ben and two daughters, funeral set for Tuesday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with burial at Wonside Cemetery.
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Samuel Hi. Kitchen
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Ohio
Toledo
Kitchen
Ardup
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
YMCA
Civic Associa
Grace
Ben
Harry Ward
Sam Selby
Columbus
McCoy- Leffier
Clifford Stearns
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
NFO Meeting Set Wednesday
A meeting of the area National Farmers Organization will be held Wednesday at 3 pm at William Henry Harrison High School 9830 West Road between New Haven and Harrison. Parhart Psingspen of Sargent Brull Iown will speak as director of the NFO Meat Commodity Department. Farm Bureau members are urged to attend to learn the aims and goals of the organization as progress is made in enlisting new affiliated groups to gain bargaining power for farm goods prices.
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National Farmers Organization
William Henry Harrison High School
West Road
New Haven
Harrison
August Meyer
Parhart Psingspen
Sargent Brull
Iown
NFO Meat Commodity Department
Meyers
Farm Bureau
NFO
Bakery workers approve 2 month contract in Cleveland
Members of Independent Bakery and Con lectionery Workers Local 19 voted to accept a two month pact with five bakeries after a ratification meeting. Only 14 of 400 members opposed, with wage increases of 10 cents an hour for the first two years and 9 cents for the next eight months. Firms include Ward Baking Star Baking National Biscuit General Baking and Grennan Bakeries. Prices for baked goods may rise as a result.
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Cleveland
Independent Bakery and Com Lectionery Workers Local 19
The
Ward Baking Co
Star Baking Co
National Biscuit Co
General Baking Co
Grennan Bakeries
Ohio State economists urge irrigation cost check first
Check value first says Ohio State University farm economists. Farmers should determine whether additional water will pay substantial dividends before using irrigation on crops.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Mrs Frances Newton Crouch Dies at 87 in Florence Ky
Frances Newton Crouch 87 of Florence Ky died Saturday morning at Booth Hospital She lived in Middletown before moving to Florence about 15 years ago Survived by four daughters Flora Richardton of Middletown Clarence Couch of Florence Ky H L Lloyd of Beattyville Ind Lucy Haddix of Los Angeles Calif and a son Fred Newton of North Aurora Services at Saintuth Funeral Home Florence Tuesday at 10 am burial in Beattyville Visitation Monday 3 to 4 30 pm
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Frances Newton Crouch
Florence Ky
Booth Hospital
Middletown
Flora Richardton
Clarence Couch
H.L. Lloyd l
Beattyville
Ind
Lucy Haddix
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Newton
North Aurora
Stuth
Florence
Funeral
Funeral services for Miss Kizzie Elam in Xenia
Miss Kizzie Elam of 20 Maple Street Xenia dies early Friday. Sister Edna Flam of Middletown and retired teacher. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at McCullough Funeral Home Xenia.
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Xenia
Kizzie Elam
Maple St
Edna Flam
Middletown
McCullough Funeral
Franklin Ance Philpot obituary notice
Ance Philbot Franklin Ance Philnet, 74, of 30 Middletown Pike died yesterday after an extended illness. Services are incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin — Ance Philnet
Middletown Pike
Anglesby
Presbyterian Speaker Named at First United Church
Dr. Rex J H Knowles, dean of the chapel at Centre College Danville Ky, will speak at the Presbyterian Men's meeting Tuesday at 6 30 pm at First United Presbyterian Church His background includes a Pa D j in educational psychology from the University of Nebraska and a Doctor of Divinity from Hastings College He has taught as an educator and pastor and spoken on college campuses across the country His topic is We Are Christians Vision.
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Rex J H. Knowles
Centre College
Danville
First United Presbyterian Church
Knowles
University of Nebraska
Hastings College
Two Wrecks Leave Three Cars Demolished Saturday
In Butler County two separate crashes left three cars total losses. Janice Smith 22 skidded left of center on Cincinnati Dayton Road striking James Trout 24 causing minor injuries. Both drivers treated. Trout’s car a total loss. Smith cited for driving left of center. In a second crash Franklin resident Carl Ballinger 25 hit a tree on Thomas Road injuring leg and mouth. car totaled. Ballinger treated at Middletown Hospital, no citation.
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Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Greentree Road
Butler County
Janice Smith
Highland St
Cincinnati-Dayton
James W. Trout
Long Place
Trout
Franklin
Thomas Road
Rt. 4
Car Miller
West Midletown
Carl Preston Ballinger
Home Ave
Middletown Hospital
Teen charged after Kensington Street accident pins minor injuries
A teenage girl Connie Lee Younger 16 backed from a driveway into Suzanne Armbruster 20 causing slight injury and $75 damage to Armbruster car at 4 25 pm in the 209 block of Kensington Street. Elizabeth Armbruster sustained a minor head injury. In a second crash George Wills 7 Gardner Place was cited for following too closely after rear ending Oliver Henry on Central Avenue at 10 am causing $300 damage to Wills and $150 to Henry.
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Kensington Street
Connie Lee Younger
Manchester Road
Suzanne Armbruster
Grand Ave
Armbruster Auto
Elizabeth Armbruster
Grand Avee
Armbruster
George Wills
Gardner Place
Oliver Henry
Moore Road
Central Avenue
Henry
Shafer Street
Wills
Americans drinking smoking and gambling decline per tax data
Federal tax collections indicate Americans are drinking less smoking less and gambling less reflecting shifts in consumer habits and behavior across the nation.
Turnpike Use Reported Up
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reported October traffic of 1,990,782 vehicles, up from 1,979,776 last year. Ten‑month toll revenue rose to 1,263,337 while October total income reached 2,121,259, with 19‑month totals at 22,485,094, ahead of the prior year.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Turnpike Commission
Who'll Get To Appoint New Judge?
Ohio political observers weigh if Kingsley Taft will take the chief justice oath Jan 1 or wait for the governor's inauguration. The question centers on a two year interim for Taft's successor, with DiSalle or Rhodes making the appointment depending on timing. Weygandt has served as chief justice for 30 years. Earliest known Nova Scotia inhabitants are noted as Micmacs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kingsley A. Taft
Taft
High Court
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Carl V. Weygandt
Weygandt
DiSalle
Rhodes
Fire Destroys Empty Garage Near East Limits
A blaze of undetermined origin yesterday destroyed a single floor frame garage on Central Avenue at 4 30 pm. The unoccupied building caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Companies two and four the emergency squad and Monroe units fought the fire, reaching the scene as it began to spread. The old timber structure, formerly an auto shop owned by J B Strickland and James A Beatty, burned quickly. Fire officials said the cause is under investigation and the fire was extinguished in about an hour and a half.
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Corporation Limits
Central Avenue
Monroe
Paul Clark
J. B. Strickland
James A. Beatty
Ags’t
Charles
John Neu
Russell Hiteshue
Monroe Company
Ingram
Evers Plans To Run Again In 1984 Bid
Centerville politician Martin A. Evers, who defeated a challenger last Tuesday in a bid to unseat Rep. Paul F. Schenck, says he will definitely run again in 1984. He argues the loss was in a non-presidential year and that a presidential year could swing his chances.
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Evers
Martin A. Evers
Centerville
Paul F Schenck
Granges Plan Home Dinner In Butler County
Monroe Butler County Granges plan a Thanksgiving home dinner at the county children's home with donations of canned goods and food accepted at local homes. Mr and Mrs Francis Barnthouse will lead the social committee replacing Elmer Ma bolt. Raymond Baird is to attend the Great Lakes Conference in Spencer. National Grange meets November 14 to 17 with seventh degree Friday at 7 pm and Saturday at 9 99 am. bus departs Hamilton.
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Monroe
Butler County
William Huffman
Carson Road
August Meyer
Richard Maier
Lebanon Road
Francis Barnthouse
Elmer Ma‘ott
Grange
Raymond Baird
Great Lakes
Spencer
Hamilton
Folks Always Do Things Hard Way
Hu mane Society officials are mystified after a break-in at their refuge where a free puppy was stolen among numerous animals offered to anyone who wanted one in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson, Ariz
Humane Society
Wet Storm Hits East
The second weekend storm in a row battered the eastern states with gale winds and heavy rain. Flooded roads, traffic accidents, and canceled games accompanied gusty northeast winds that drove Lake Erie levels down at Dunkirk New York exposing mud flats as two boats ran aground in the harbor. A veteran fisherman noted the unusually low water and historic drop in harbor levels.
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Lake Erie
Dunkirk
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Martinsburg
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Gideon Rd
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Miami University
Miami
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Journal
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Woodside
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Phil Lustig
American Legion of Ohio
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