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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1956

Page

3

Franklin Forms Unit For Cerebral Palsy

The newly formed United Cerebral Palsy Committee of Franklin held its first meeting at the John Kelly home in Maple Street. Affiliated with Middletown’s national chapter, the group aims to help all Franklin and Warren County residents, led by parents Mr. and Mrs. Kelly whose son has cerebral palsy. Aloysius Thieman of Middletown spoke on the seventh annual convention and the Golden Deed Crusade national appeal beginning May 1. The second meeting is set for December 10 at 8 p.m. at the Kelly home. contact Mrs. Kelly or Mrs. Haskel Hardin for details.

Franklin United Cerebral Palsy Committee of John Kelly Maple St Middletown National Organization Warren County M. J. Swack Mi Center Aloysius Thieman Cleveland Charles Neil Gibbs Kelly Home Haskel Hardin

No Bumpers Auto Plants Closed Down

American Motors halted production at its Milwaukee and Kenosha plants at midnight Monday due to a strike at Houdaille Industries in North Chicago that supplies bumpers. About 5,000 Kenosha and 2,500 Milwaukee workers face layoffs. bumper supply recovery is uncertain and no production will resume until then.

Kenosha Wis American Motors Corp Milwaukee Chicago Til American Motors W. W. Bernitt Detroit AMC Houdaille Industries, Inc

Tourists Trains In Germany Staff Wear Multilingual Armbands

German tourist trains employ attendants in black armbands marked with gold language identifiers. The practice signals each attendant’s spoken language to aid travelers.

Germany

Deaths in Middletown and Tucson Obituaries

Mrs. Henrietta E. Brown 33 died at Middletown Hospital after four days illness. She lived with daughter Gertrude Barr at 515 Orchard St and leaves multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday at First Christian Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. The Brubaker family obituary notes Ray Brubaker and two sons in Tucson Arizona with several siblings. Burial on Evergreen Cemetery.

Henrietta E. Brown Middletown Hospital Gertrude Barr Orchard St Eee Linden Ohio William Henry Brown Emelia McGuire Middletown Elesa Maye Talmadge Dayton Lawrence Emerick Trenton First Christian Church Edwin Bobbit Woodside Cemetery Wilson Memorial Home

Ausberry Jerry dies in Brooklyn hospital

Jerry Ausberry of Brooklyn New York died yesterday morning at Kings County Hospital. Survived by wife Rosie of Middletown two sons Jerry Jr of Hamilton and Richard mag of Alaska four daughters Edna Mae Puckett Detroit Imogene McVay Geraldine Harper Frances Taylor all of Middletown four brothers George Buffalo Joe Middletown and King Middletown Sgt Joseph Ausberry US Army Denver eight grandchildren. Arrangements pending at Bailey Funeral Home.

Jerry Onc Brooklyn N. Y Kings County Hospital Rosie Middletown Jerry Jr Hamilton Richard Mag Alaska Edna Mae Puckett iDetroit Imogene McVay Geraldine Harper Frances Taylor George Buffalo Joe King Joseph Ausberry U. S. Army Denver Colo Eght Bailey Funeral Home

John D. Bowman 91 Dies in Cincinnati Home

John D. Bowman 91 native of Middletown died at 6 30 am today at Widows and Old Men's Home Cincinnati. He worked for Sabin Robbins Paper Co and left Middletown 25 years ago. Survived by niece Mrs Schleich and nephew Frank Holloway of Middletown. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Bamber Funeral Home Cincinnati, with remains to be returned to Woodside Cemetery after cremation.

John D. Bowman Cinnati Bowman Sabin-Robbins Paper Co Middletown Schleich Frank Holloway Bamber

Lebanon Farmer Dies at Home Surrounded by Family

Frank Bur a retired farmer died yesterday at his home 446 East High Street He is survived by his wife Caroline and a daughter Mrs Helen Du Ibes The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Oswald Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason

Lebanon Frank Bur E. High St Caroline Helen du Ibes Oswald Rose H Mason

Rites Set for 81 Year Old Mrs Cora Dunn in Lebanon

Services will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday for Mrs Cora Dunn 81 of Lebanon who died yesterday Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery at Oswald Funeral Home She is survived by two sisters Mrs Lee Sutton of Lebanon and Mrs Jennie Mullen of Kentucky and a brother Walter Smith of Kentucky

Lebanon Cora Dunn Thomas Miller Madisonville Oswald Lebanon Cemetery Lee Sutton Jennie Mullen Kentucky Walter Smith

Butler County Deaths Record Two Oxford Residents

Sam A. Woodruff aged 92 of Oxford dies with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Marshall-Smith Funeral Home. Robert Eugene Sharp 22 of Oxford Route 1 dies with services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Church of Christ in Oxford.

Butler County Sam A. Woodruff Oxford Marshall-Smith Funeral Home Robert Eugene Sharp Church of Christ

Deaths of York theologian Torrey and Warner Bros editor Wilk

Charles Cutler Torrey 92 theologian author and Yale professor of Semitic languages from 1900 to 1932 died yesterday. Jacob Wilk 70 long time Eastern story editor for Warner Bros Pictures born in Minneapolis died yesterday.

Associated Press Chicago Charles Cutler Torrey Yale University East Hardwick VI New York Jacob Wilk Warner Bros._Pictures Inc Minneapolis

Colleyville Adds Tennessee Colonel Title to Coffey

Martin V. Coffey director of merchandising for the Miami Cabinet Division of Philip Carey Co received a Tennessee colonel rank from Gov. Frank G. Clement for outstanding citizenship. Coffey and Clement, then an FBI agent, worked on a World War I subversive activities committee. Coffey is a former state commander of the American Legion and a past national vice commander. The governor cited him in a visible audience moment. The note mentions H Clyde Bassey as the first American WWI aviator shot down.

Middletown Kentucky Tennessee Martin V. Coffey Miami Philip Carey Co Frank G. Clement Orgas Coffey FBI American Legion H. Clyde Bassey Lafayette Escadrillie

Monsignor Schmidt Dies Founder of St. Clement’s

Monsignor Joseph J. Schmidt 73 founder and pastor of St. Clement's Roman Catholic Church Lakewood died Monday night.

Cleveland Joseph J. Schmidt St. Clement's Roman Catholic Church Lakewood

New York Museum Official Harry Tschopik Jr. Dies

Harry S. Tschopik Jr. 41 assistant curator of ethnology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York since 1947 died yesterday. He was born in New Orleans.

Harry $. Tschopik Jr New York American Museum of Natural History New Orleans

Stop Pain of Piles Relief at Home Ad Pitch

An advertising blurb promotes Pazo a stainless treatment for piles claiming instant internal and external relief. It touts six medically proven ingredients from Grove Laboratorica with a trademarked formula, say it won’t stain clothes and works fast while reducing swelling.

Grove Laboratorica

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