Lawrence Blumberg Dies Suddenly in Dayton at 48
Lawrence Blumberg president of Blumberg & Cohen Scrap Iron Co. died of a heart attack at his Dayton home 346 Marathon Ave. at 2 15 p m. He had prior attacks since Dec 4 and moved to Dayton in 1951. Surviving wife Minnie three daughters and two grandchildren. services at Market Funeral Home with burial in Beth Jacob Cemetery.
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Lawrence Blumberg
Blumberg & Cohen Scrap Iron Co
Marathon Ave
Dayton
Blumberg
Hampton Place
Mr. Blumberg
Cincinnati
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown
Beth Abraham
Beth Jacob
B'nai B'rith
Market Funeral Home
N. Main Street
Beth Jacob Cemetery
Franklin youth questioned in hitchhiker beating case
A Franklin youth is in custody while two Cincinnati hitchhikers, James A. King and Cecil W. Chittum, are hospitalized with severe head and facial injuries after a beating and robbery attempt on U S 25 near the Butler Hamilton line. Deputies seek two additional youths as the investigation proceeds.
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Franklin
Cincinnati
U. S. 25
Butler-Hamilton County
Mercy Hospital
James A. King
Cecil William Chittum
Grant St
Hamilton
Orley L. Olinger
Franklin Rt. 2
Olinger
King
Chittum
Topeka
Kan
Allan Road
Butler County
The Blowout Blamed In Crash Driver Hurt
A Middleton motorist 31-year-old Gerald Huntsbarger escaped serious injury after a rear tire blew out at Central Avenue and McKnight Drive at 5 40 a m. He struck a telephone pole and sign causing about 500 dollars in damage.
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Central Avenue
McKnight Drive
Gerald Huntsbarger
Central Ave
Fifteen Girl Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Court of Honor
Fifteen Intermediate Girl Scouts of Troop 102 attended Maple Park School for a court of honor where they received merit badges. Named recipients include Lynn Bennett Janet Buchanan Betty Hughes Sandra Jordan Nancy Fifer Nancy Tullis Linda Webb Connie Younger Linda Fryman Rebecca Perkins Ann Sherron Suzanne Waddell Saralyn Young Candy Doyle and Judy Wilde. Senior Scout Donna Shrout, assistant to Troop Leader Mrs Betty Ashton, received a senior scout service badge.
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Maple Park School
Lynn Bennett
Janet Buchanan
Betty Hughes
Sandra Jordan
Nancy Fifer
Nancy Tullis
Linda Webb
Connie Younger
Linda Fryman
Rebecca Perkins
Ann Sherron
Suzanne Waddell
Saralyn Young
Candy Doyle
Judy Wilde
Donna Shrout
Bet‘ry Ashton
Two Held for Jury in Butler County Burglary Try
In Hamilton special report two men from Indiana were held to the Butler County grand jury under $20,000 bond each after arraignment before Municipal Judge Frank Wessel. Hugh Lynch aged 50 of Indianapolis and Leon Coomer aged 40 of Terre Haute pleaded innocent to charges of attempted burglary and possession of burglar tools. Donal Lynch aged 48 of Indianapolis had charges continued until next Wednesday.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Frank Wessel
Hugh Lynch
Indianapolis
Leon Coomer
Terre Haute
Ind
Donal Lynch
Ringgenberg Named to Ohio Education Association Committee
Ralph Ringgenberg a civics and math teacher at McKinley Junior High School was elected to the executive committee of the Department of Classroom Teachers at the Ohio Education Assn meeting in Columbus. Other area residents Christ F. Geckeler of Hamilton and H. I. Von Haden of Oxford also won seats on the OFA educational council.
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Ralph Ringgenberg
McKinley
Department of
Ringgenberg
Columbus
Ohio Education Assn
Christ F. Geckeler
Hamilton
H. I. von Haden
Oxford
OFA Educational Council
Class of 48 Plans Reunion
The Middletown High School Class of 48 steering committee met at Mrs. William Sweeny's home regarding a July 12 reunion. Potential events include a dinner dance at the Manchester Hotel with plans to compile a class mailing list and assign roles for secretary treasurer program publicity and brochure.
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Middletown High School
William Sweeny
Renee Drive
Manchester
David Driscoll
George
Revelos
Richard Lyons
Richard Ross
Ross
Driscoll
Donald Daly
Treasury
Marvin Monroe
Robert Asher
W. Perry Brown
McGuires Sister Adoption Petition Filed in Ohio
The husband of Ruby Christine McGuire John H Teeter of New York City filed for adoption of her two boys Harold Ashcraft Jr born 1942 and Asa Ashcraft born 1946 in Covington Kentucky. A probate court hearing is set for 10 a.m. Saturday November 30.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ruby Christine McGuire
McGuire
John H. Teeter
New York City
Miss McGuire
Harold Ashcraft Jr
Asa Ashcraft
Ruby McGuire
Harold Ashcraft
New Miami
Covington
Poyllis
Dorothy
Ashcraft
Man Fined For Cafe Shooting by Middletown Judge
Malcolm Thomas, 42, of 1500 Baltimore St. pleaded guilty to discharging firearms at Moon Glow Cafe 1600 Garfield St. last Saturday and was fined $100 plus costs by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. A second disorderly conduct charge against Thomas was dismissed for absence. One intoxication case was also disposed of in Friday's court.
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Garfield St
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Malcolm Thomas
Baltimore St
Thomas
Willis Domineck
County School Board Offices To Be Moved
Butler County Board of Education offices will move from the first floor to the fourth floor of the courthouse next week. Supt. John D. Blackford said the change frees space for the new Domestic Relations Court.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Education
John D. Blackford
James M. Hogg 73 of Middletown dies after long illness
James M. Hogg 73 of 1909 Queen Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 10 p m after a seven month illness following surgery in Columbus. A resident 46 years he operated a Maple Park grocery then farmed near Franklin since 1941. Survived by wife Dora A two daughters Harold Jaso a son six brothers and three sisters. Services 2 p m Monday Riggs Funeral Home with Dr R C Caudill and Rev E H Hamon. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 2 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow.
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Shiflett
S. River St
Middletown Hospital
Virginia
Shifllet
Augustus
Anfield Shiflet
Franklin
Franklin Presbyterian Church
Franklin Chapter
Ces
Blanche Woodward
Dayton
Bertha Mae Yeager
Middletown
Helen Mitchell
Agnes Phillips
Juanita Mears
Earl
Thomas Shiflett
Walter Andrews
Covington
James Madison Hogg
Queen Ave
Hogg
Columbus
Jackson
Maple Park
Caroline Craft
Riggs Funeral
R. C. Caudill
E. H Hamon
Woodside Cemetery
Allen Morse Rites Set at Barnes Funeral Home
Edward T Morse of West Alexandria Route 1 dies Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. Funeral 2:3 p.m. tomorrow at Barnes Funeral Home with burial in Moundhill Cemetery. Survived by Bertha wife, Ted son, Sue daughter, Lula Schmidt mother, John and Thomas brothers, Betty Barnhiser sister.
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EATON
Barnes
Edward T. Morse
West Alexandria
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Moundhill Cemetery
Morse
Moraine Products Division
General Motors
Bertha
Ted
Sue
Lula Schmidt
Logansport
Ind
John
Thomas
Eaton Rt. 3
Betty Barnhiser
Lewisburg
Vern A. White of Eaton dies at 65
Vern A. White 65 of Eaton Route 2 Preble County died last night at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a week as patient. He was a Farm Bureau Insurance agent over 25 years retired horse breeder and veteran of World War I. Surviving wife Glenna mother Emma White brothers William sisters Myrtle Dye and Martha Nieman. Body at Barnes Funeral Home.
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Eaton
Vern A. White
Eaton Rt. 2
Preble County
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
White
Farm Bureau
American Legion and
Rotary Club
Glenna
Emma White
William
Camsden
Funeral services and addresses for local residents
Wallace FE Tice of 443 Williams Ave. will have a service at 2 p.m. Monday at Zettler Funeral Home. Marie Ott Fuhrman age 88 of 1914 Princeton Pl. will be laid to rest at 2 p.m. Monday at Webb Funeral Home. Mary Elizabeth Stapf, 21 day old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Stapf of 678 Fairhaven Dr., services today at Brown-Daw son Funeral Home.
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Wallace FE. Tice
Will'ams Ave
Zettler Funeral Home
Marie Ott Fuhrman
Princeton Pl
Webb Funeral Home
Mary Elizabeth Stapf
August Stapf
Fairhaven Dr
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Chicago PR leader William Shaw dies at 72
William Shaw, 72, founder of a public relations firm and former newspaper man, died Friday. He served on editorial staffs in Leavenworth Kansas St Joseph Missouri and St Paul Minnesota and was born in La Frankin Kansas.
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Chicago
William Shaw
Midwest
Shaw
Leaven °Apeworth
Kan
St. Joseph
Mattie Shiflett
St. Paul
Minn
la- Franklin
Mattieilina
Reds Ready To Boycott UN Meeting
The Soviet delegation confirms it will not participate in the enlarged disarmament commission at the United Nations. Moscow accuses Western powers of using the body to mask atomic war plans and pledges to boycott until its composition is accepted. Some expect Moscow to relent, while others note 60 of 82 members opposed the Western plan.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Committee
United States
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Assembly
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Two Minor Fires Reported With No Damage
City firemen responded to two minor fire calls last night with no damage reported. A motorist saw a fire in a yard at 2901 Grand Ave where Water Department crews were repairing a leak and used a salamander stove in an excavation for heat and light. Later, fire crews checked rubbish burning in an incinerator on Coolidge Corp property at New York Central Railroad and Wildwood Road.
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Grand Ave
Water Department
New York Central Railroad
Wildwood Road
Coolidge Corp
Police Briefs On Larceny And Weapons Arrests
Sheriff deputies arrested Bethel Berry 51 on a petit larceny warrant for stealing food valued at $1.45 from Pat's Market. Julius Day 39 was arrested on a concealed weapon charge carrying a 38 caliber pistol. Thefts included an electric razor a $100 camera an alarm block and whisky from Elbert Craft’s apartment and a hubcap from Mrs. William Hinkle Jr.’s car.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Bethel Berry
Middletown
Julius Day
Taylor Ave
Elbert Craft
Central Ave
William Hinkle Jr
Batsey Dr
British engineer favors Vanguard over Soviet rocket plan
In London Dr. R L F Boyd argues the American Navy satellite program Project Vanguard is a better and cheaper approach than the Russian method, while U S lab says principles for rocket propulsion may be feasible but no engine model exists. About 120 people work in a division studying propulsion.
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R. L. F. Boyd
London
Two longtime CG&E staff rise to top posts in Cincinnati
Ernest S. Fields a former waterboy elected president at CG&E and William H. Zimmer ex office boy becomes executive vice president and treasurer Fields 60 succeeds Walter Beckford who remains board chairman Beckford 69 has led the firm 23 years and 12 as president and chairman Changes were announced at the board meeting A quarterly dividend of 1 per share on cumulative preferred stock was declared payable January 2 to record holders of December 16.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Ernest S. Fields
Cg&e
William H. Zimmer
Fields
Walter C. Beckford
Beckford
Zimmer
Aesterday
Storer Broadcasting VP Keith Riggins Dies at 61
Keith Riggins, 61, longtime executive in broadcasting, died Friday in Miami. He rose to vice president at Storer Broadcasting Co after serving as vice president at National Broadcasting Co. Blue Network and at American Broadcasting Co.
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Miami
Fla
Keith Riggins
Storer Broadcasting Co
Storer
National Broadcasting Co
Blue Network
American Broadcasting Co
Franklin Juniors Sparkle In Perfect Idiot Comedy
Franklin High School juniors staged The Perfect Idiot to a packed auditorium. Harold Benny played the genius with Donna Schmid and Charles Byers as his parents. Cast also included Judy Woods, Gary Sturgis, and Rosemary Tracy among others. Musical interludes featured Bob Cofield Jackie Blackburn Marvin Bowermaster with Tina Hoffman and others under Jean Bowman’s direction. Billie Egleston recognized on-stage with Martha Lockhart for faculty support.
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Harold Benny
Donna Schmid
Charles Byers
Gary Sturgis
Bob Cofield
Jackie Blackburn
Marvin Bowermaster
Girl's Colt
Tina Hoffman
Marylin Gebhart
Nina Abshear
Beverly Etter
Sandy Hall
Berneida Charleton
Mary Jane Hollingsworth
Greta Childers
Jean Bowman
Jerry Clark
Billie Egleston
Martha Lockhart
Reading Pair Bound To Jury
Two Reading youths Billy Joe Whitely aged 19 and Howard Asberry 18 were held for the Warren County grand jury after a municipal court hearing. They are charged with armed robbery of the Viaduct Inn Foster last Monday evening. Sheriff Satterthwaite said $130 was taken from owners Mr and Mrs A E Israel. The pair were later nabbed in a Reading tavern. A .32 caliber revolver was recovered from Asberry and a knife from Whitely.
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Lebanon
Reading
Warren County Grand Jury
Billy Joe Whitely
Howard Asberry
Warren County
Viaduct Inn
Foster
Richard Satterthwaite
A. E. Israel
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Robert Schmidt
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Ralph Bays
Box
Monroe
St. Verity Parkway
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Marvin Mullins
Andrew St
Charles Root
Yankee Rd
Girl Scouts
of Fine Food Service
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Pizza
Chris McGuire
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County School Board
James M. Hogg
Reds
Vexec VP
Franklin Juniors
Gilfriend
Judy Woods
Rosemary Tracy
Donnie Fitzgerald
Olin Flowers
June Workman
Allegra Gregg
Jerry Eltzaroth
Carolyn Gabbard
Bob Barjnard
Susan Lofan
Asberry
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T.V
House of Chrome
United IN Coast-To-Coast Service
Associated Funeral Directors Service
JOS. R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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