Tobitt Fred Arthur 71
Fred Arthur Tobitt 71 of 305 South Main Street died at home Tuesday November 17. Friends may visit Wilson Memorial Home Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service Thursday 2 p.m. at the Church of Ascension officiated by Rev. Sidney C. McCammon. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Flowers omitted. Wilson Memorial Home cards of thanks.
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Tobitt
Fred Arthur
Hazel Tobitt
S. Main St
Wilson Memorial Home
Church of Ascension
Sidney C. McCammon
Woodside Cemetery
Wingmen key in wave of gridiron upsets across teams
New York reports wingmen sparked upset wins for South Carolina Wisconsin Iowa and Army. Clyde Bennett sealed West Virginia defeat with a late interception and solid blocking. Wisconsin ends Ron Laecklin and Norb Esser pressured Illinois star J C Caroline. Iowa wingman Bill Fenton helped halt Paul Giel as Hawkeyes beat Minnesota. Army ends Bob Mischak and Lowell Sisson praised after Cadets toppled Penn 21 14, with ends also starring in Alabama and Tennessee wins.
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New York
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Iowa
Army
Clyde Bennett
West Virginia
Gamecocks
Bennett
Ron Laecklin
Norb Esser
Illini
J. C. Caroline
Badgers
Illinois
Locklin
Forest Evashevski
All America
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Bill Fenton
Hawkeyes
Fenton
Penn
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
California
Bob Mischak
Lowell Sisson
Quakers
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Florida
Take Tops Two Billion At Nation's Race Tracks
New York reports Thoroughbred racing set records in 1953 with parimutuel betting surpassing two billion dollars. State and municipal revenue rose to 136.1 million, while attendance reached 28.33 million across 25 states.
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New York
Uncle Sam
900s No Trick For Boots Runs Up 541 Pins
Boots Alderton tops the week with a 541 series in Baker's Funeral Home of the Women's Recreation League at Broad St Bowl-Mar. The lone bright spot for Baker's came on games of 182 206 153. Other scores include Pat Watts 499 and Pat Hodge 463. Vernon King sparked Turf Cafe to a Moose League win with 624, Art Spruance 611 and Ralph Baker 607 led Bill's Cafe, and Ralph Rupp rolled 590 for Tin in the Armco Maintenance Shop League.
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Boots Alderton
Middletown
Miss Alderton
Baker's Funeral Home
Women’s Recreation League
Broad St. Bowl-Mar
Baker
Burnett's
Pat Watts
Martin's Beauty Service
Mayer’s
Edith Alderson
Pat Hodge
Dot Rigg
Schoenling
Duff
Kathy Harrison
Barbarossa
Bonnie DeNeene
Vernon King
Turf Cafe
Yellow Cab
Bill
Electric Shop
Armco
Electric
Carpenters
Ralph Rupp
Electric Melting No 2 Leads In Arm Co Wahoo League
Electric Melting No 2 vaulted into the lead in the Arm co Wahoo League by cleaning four points from Shipping No 1 behind Ralph Snyder's 192 181 202 575. Hot Strip No 2 gained two and a half points from Hot Strip No 1 with Walker posting 201 181 165 552. Shipping No 2 triumphed over East Processing and Coke. Plant defeated Electric Melting 3 1.
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Ralph Snyder
Hot Strip
Walker
Bowlers tally high scores in Armco leagues and MIAC women
In Armco East, Culs beat King Pins, Pin Heads shutout Mediocres, Handicappers beat Has Beens twice, and Grease Balls forfeited to Primers. Cliff Woodruff led Pin Heads with 552 series. MIAC Women at YMCA saw DOT SNETHEN total 483 as Crystal Tissue beat Food Service two games. Armco Girls saw THE JERKS shutout Rolling Pins led by E Kerschbaum 445. Bowlerines led by P Anderson defeated Strikettes. Du Chenin 478 for Strikettes. Five Coils swept Hit & Miss. Stumps beat Strike & Spare twice.
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Cliff Woodruff
Dot Snethen
YMCA
Crystal Tissue
Food Service
S. Goode
Armco
Inland Container, Gas & Electric
Aeronca
Mattie Sorrell
United Welding
Greathouse
E. Kerschbaum
P. Anderson
du Chenin
Trabert Seixas Reach NSW Doubles Final in Sydney
Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert advanced to the doubles final of the New South Wales Tournament after defeating Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-4 in the semifinal.
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Sydney
America
Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
New South Wales
Mervyn Rose
Rex Hartwig
Lemon’s Lifelong Edge Over AL Teams Except Yankees
Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians holds a lifetime pitching edge over every American League club except the New York Yankees in a notable career stat reflecting he has dominated most AL teams while facing the Yankees remaining his primary challenge.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Hoover Pins Down White Espionage Links in IMF Case
Senate hearing details Hoover testimony on the White affair linking Elizabeth Bentley to Soviet espionage, and tracing FBI and White House actions from 1945 to 1946. Brownell criticizes security lapses while Hoover notes wiretap and confidential-source limits on prosecutions and calls for legal wiretap expansion.
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Tration
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Rep. Moulder
D-Mo
House Un-American Activities Committee
Brownell
Senate
Hoover
Truman
Elizabeth Bentley
FBI
Harry H. Vaughan
White
Vaughan Denma
Monetary Fund
Vaughan
Clark
Fred M. Vinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Vinson
U.S
International Monetary Fund
the Treasury
Virginius Frank Coe
International Fund
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Fund
Smoke filled house caused by soot clogged flue at Route 73 home
Firefighters reported a smoke filled house yesterday at Pete Black’s Route 73 residence with no damages. The incident stemmed from a soot packed flue and prompted a department response. No injuries or further details listed.
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Franklin
Pete Black
Deaths and Funerals Fred A Tobitt Sr
Funeral services for Fred A Tobitt Sr., 71, of 305 South Main Street, who died yesterday at his home, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. The Rev. S C McCammon will officiate with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Pallbearers include William Cressman, George Leighton, Adam Sechrist, Robert Q Millan, Henry Woods, Murray Wilson, A S Robbins and Sabin Robbins. He was a retired Armco Steel Corp. sales consultant and former eastern sales manager, who died at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday after months of ill health. The family will receive friends today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Wilson Memorial Home.
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Robert Hannah
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Rev
H. H. Jung
Staton
Charlie Staton
Frank Sewards
Schraffenbergers
Spiegel
Trenton Jolly Mothers Club
Mayfield School
Burbank
G&t
Christian Service Society of the Church
Mayfield
Middletown
Castell’s
Gallaher's
N.C
Payton
Dial
Reynolds
Consolidated, Inc
Central Ave
Monroe Lake
Arizona
Buick
RIDE
Moraine City
AVON
E. Dixie Heights
Chas
Fred A. Tobitt Sr
S. Main St
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Adam Sechrist
Robert Q. Millan
Henry Woods
Murray Wilson
A. S. Robbins
Sabin Robins
Mr. Tobitt
Armco Steel Corp
Eastern Sales
Wilson Memorial Home
New York Stocks at Noon Quotation List
The noon stock table lists Admiral Radio Allied Stores American Airlines American Can Curtis Wright Electric Auto Lite Emerson Radio Firestone General Electric General Motors Goodyear Great Northern Greyhound Hiram Walker Hudson Motors International T T Kennecott Copper Kroger Loew's Lorillard Montgomery Ward Motorola Nash Kelvinator National Cash Register New York Central Northern Ohio Oil Packard Pan American Paramount Pennsylvania Phelps Dodge Philco Phillips Procter & Gamble Pullman Radio Republic Steel Revere Schenley Servel Sinclair Southern Pacific Sperry Armco Bendix Canadian Pacific Chrysler Consol Fdison Crucible Standard Oil NJ Sunray Tidewater Westinghouse American T T Anaconda Ashland Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Boeing Briggs Budd Champion Cites Service Climax Columbia Commonwealth Cons Vultee Container Continental Baking Crane Standard Oil Ohio Studebaker Texas United Aircraft United Airlines U S Steel White Motors Woolworth Youngstown Sheet Tube Zenith.
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Greene & Ladd
Admiral Radio
Asens Allied Stores
American Airlimes
American Can
Scesseeseeene
Curtis Wright Seetereneeseee
Curtis Wright
Deer & Co
Douglas Riot Innosha
Electric Auto Lite
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
General Electric
General Mootora
Goodrich Tire
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern RR
Greyhound Bus Line
Hiram Walker
Esha Crag
Hudson Motors
Inspir
International T. & T. Kennecott Copper
Csccsseces Kroger Baking
Sscvsessessees
Loew's
Lorillard Tourgoe
Marshall Field
Mead Corp
National Cash Register
Newport Corp
New York Central RR
Northern —— RR
Ohio Oil
Packard Motors
Pan American Sks
Paramount Theater
Pennsylvania RR
Phelps
Anaconda Copper Ashland of
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Mrs Winifred Kling Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Winifred B Kling 64 of 2006 Tytus Ave died at 8 17 AM at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since Nov 11 She was a Bethel native Surviving Mo len husband two sons Charles and William two daughters Ruth Baker and Bernice Wilson all of Middletown a sister Mrs Glenn Swing Covington KY and three grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Winifred Kling
Winifred B. Kling
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Bethel
Molen
Taft School
Charles
William
Ruth Baker
Bernice Wilson
Middletown
Glenn Swing
Covington
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Olevia Emrick Emer 71 Dies in West Alexandria
Mrs. Olevia Emrick Emer 71 wife of Dr L R Emerick West Alexandria physician died Tuesday morning at 44 S Dayton St West Alexandria after a one day illness. Native of Pendleton County Ky she was well known in the county Dr Emerick practiced in Eaton before moving his office to West Alexandria Survivors include two sisters Mrs Harry Phillips and Mrs Walter Hart of Dayton Services Thursday Barnes Funeral Home with Bishop Fred L Dennis officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery West Alexandria Friends may call at the residence after 3 pm Wednesday and at the funeral home Thursday
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Eaton
Olevia Emerick
L. R. Emerick
West Alexandria
S. Dayton St
Pendleton County
Emrick
Emerick
Harry Phillips
Walter Hart
Dayton
Barnes Funeral Home
Fred L. Dennis
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fairview Cemetery
Dayton Livestock Cincinnati Hogs Cattle Market Report
USDA market summary shows hogs 2,800 with slow demand early bids 10-25 higher for choicest 170-210 lb, sows steady to 25 higher, some loads up to 21.85, bears weak. cattle and calves 800/200 with steady to moderately active trading, steers 23.00-26.50 depending on grade, cows 9.00-11.50, bulls 8.00-12.50, sheep 500 with lambs 16.50-18.00 and utility 10.00-16.00, culls down to 5.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Berreeenes Vies
Mrs Emma E Arnold Dies At 64 In Germantown
Mrs Emma E Arnold 64 wife of William A Arnold of 115 E Market St died at 11 52 am Tuesday at home after five years illness. She was a member of St John Evangelical and Reformed Church and Twin Valley Council Daughters of America. Surviving: husband, daughter Eloise Graham Davenport Indiana son Charles Dawes Cleveland sister Florence Ford Mansfield half brother Andy Ankrun Columbus two grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Paul Berkenstock officiating burial Germantown Cemetery Visitation after noon Thursday
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Emma E. Arnold
Germantown
William A. Arnold
Market St
Arnold
St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church
Twin Valley Council, Daughters of America
Eloise Graham
Davenport
Charles Dawes
Cleveland
Florence Ford
Mansfield
Andy Ankrun
Columbus
John Arpp
Paul Berkenstock
Funeral
Obituaries and funeral service notices for six individuals
Charlies S. Cornett aged 58 of 23 North Delaware Street has a 2 p.m. Thursday service at Web Funeral Home. Frederick Davis Sr. aged 53 of 2634 Andrew Avenue has a 2 p.m. Wednesday service at Webb Funeral Home. Lula Downie aged 57 of 1045 Dayton Street has a 2 p.m. Thursday service at Klaus Funeral Home. Alice Emily Gordon aged 15 of 918 Sycamore Street has a 9 a.m. Thursday service at St Mary Church. Joseph H. Kirk aged 77 of 626 South Street has a 2 p.m. Thursday service at North Seventh Street Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies S. Cornett
N. D. St
Web Funeral
Frederick Davis Sr
Andrew Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Lula Downie
Dayton St
Klaus Funeral Home
Alice Emily Gordon
Sycamore St
St. Mary Church
Joseph H. Kirk
Poultry and Produce Prices by Grade and Size
Consumer grades list white and brown poultry with percentages for quality, large white 58-59 per cent, medium white 42-46, brown and mixed 44-57, wholesale grades and extras. Poultry items include fryers over 24 lb, heavy hens 20-22, light 17-18, roosters 16, turkeys young hens heavy 39-40, toms 30-31. Butter wholesale 72, potatoes 2.75-4.25.
Dayton Produce Hennery and Butter Prices
Dayton area listings show dressed poultry with colored hens priced around 40 cents per pound and brown hens at 50 cents. Milk production association reports butter at 73 cents per pound. Cincinnati produce listing lists eggs f.o.b. Cincinnati with cases included.
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Hennery
Milk Production Association
Cincinnati
F.o.b
U.S
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