City With Big Heart Civic Association Tops Sixth Campaign
The Middletown Civic Association reported $22,129 in new memberships, surpassing the year’s goals with the industrial and retail divisions leading the drive. General Chairman Jack Linzie praised Middletown for its spirit, while noting some areas remain unreported due to illness and absences. Henry Woods commended the volunteers, and final solicitor reports are due at the Manchester Hotel luncheon Wednesday noon. The industrial division reached $17,132 toward a $12,000 goal, with subcounts for hourly, salaried, and corporate contributors. The retail and service division stood at $4,997 toward an $8,000 goal, including higher income, stores, and employees.
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Middletown
Civic Association
Eee
Jack Linzie
Linzie
Manchester
Henry Woods
Obituary notices for Mollie Levy and Mrs Troutwine
Mollie Levy 79 mother of Sophie Levy of 19 N Sutphin St died at Sunny Breeze Rest Home Hamill ton after four months residence. Native of Cincinnati born Jan 1 1874 resident Middletown 44 years member Beth Sholom Ladies Sisterhood widow of Samuel Levy survived by daughter a son Godfrey Levy Columbus attorney grandson Stefan Charles Levy brother Jack Lewis Chicago sister Bertha Cohen Los Angeles services 1 30 p m Friday Weir Funeral Home Cincinnati burial Bene Israel Cemetery Hamilton. Also Troutwine obituary widow of Reid Troutwine died after two week illness at home of daughter Mrs George Pulse 2004 Wilbraham Rd Lynchburg frail eyesight survived by son Elmer Lynchburg one grandson two great grandchildren funeral Friday K K Davis Funeral Home Lynchburg burial Troutwine Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.
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Mollie Levy
Sophie Levy
N. Sutphin St
Sunny Breeze Rest Home
Hamilton
George Pulse
Wilbraham Rd
Troutwine
Reid Troutwine
Lynchburg
Elmer
K. K. Davis Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Simon Sanders in Middletown
Funeral services for 69 year old Simon Sanders of 4710 Derwent Drive Dayton will be held at 2 30 p m Friday at Clayton Street Church of God in Middletown with burial in Woodside Cemetery He died Monday morning Sanders a native of Barbersville Kentucky had lived in Dayton 12 years and worked for Bunger Iron Co His wife Bessie survives Friends may call at Hoyne Funeral Home 1817 East Third Street Dayton today and Thursday
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Simon Sanders
Derwent Dr
Dayton
Clayton St. Church of God
Middletown
D. A. Biggs
Haske! Jenkins of
Woodside Cemetery
Sanders
Barbersville
The
Buger Iron Co
Bessie
Hoyne Funeral
E. Third St
Infant son of Greer parents graveside service set
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Greer of Peastown will be held at 10 am Saturday at Woodside Cemetery. Donald E Arnold minister of the Central Church of Christ will officiate. The infant died at birth Sunday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents and a brother John Francis at home. The McCoy Leffler Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Glenn Greer
Peasttown
Woodside Cemetery
Donald E. Arnold
Central Church of Christ
Middletown Hospital
John Francis
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Mary Lawless dies after illness in Del Rio
Mrs Mary Lawless 45 mother of Evelyn Pappas and daughter-in-law of Mr and Mrs Chris Pappas of 2901 Grand Ave died Monday at Del Rio Texas after months of illness. The body will be brought here to McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Thursday. Graveside services set for 3 30 p m Friday at Woodside Cemetery with Rev H S Gessner of First Baptist Church Franklin officiating.
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Mary Francise Lawless
Evelyn Pappas
Chris Pappas
Grand Ave
del Rio
Texas
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
H. S. Gessner
First Baptist Church
Franklin
Mrs Ruth Troutwine Dies at 97 in Monday
Ruth Armilda Troutwine, aged 97, died Monday. Her passing marks the end of a long life with family ties and community involvement. Further details were not available in the fragment.
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Ruth Troutwine
Ruth Armilda Troutwine
Funeral services for Mrs Chloe Silver Myer
Mrs Chloe Silver Myer 72 died Monday at home in West Alexandria. Services are at 1 p.m. Friday at Salem Lutheran Church. Burial in Woodland Cemetery Dayton. Survived by four sisters Ida Gebhart Germantown Ruth Unger West Alexandria Dorothy Anderson Waynesville Iris Stiver Dayton and brother William Stiver Oregon. Friends may call Zimmermann Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today.
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West Alexandria
Chloe Silver Myer
Salem Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
Myer
Ida Gebhart
Germantown
Ruth Unger
Dorothy Anderson
Waynesville
Iris Stiver
William Stiver
Oregon
Zimmerman
Two Obituaries for Marjorie Brown and Pauline Lang
The notice lists Marjorie Sue Brown age 15 daughter of Adrian and Mrs Brown of 547 Rhea Ave with services at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St Mary Church, and Pauline S Lang of 3950 Pleasant Ave with services at 10 a.m. Friday at Proeschel Funeral Home.
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Marjorie Sue Brown
Adrian Brown
Rhea Ave
St. Mary Church
Pauline S. Lang
Pleasant Ave
Proeschel Funeral Home
Minnesota City Asks Big Three To Confer There
Eveleth Minnesota invites President Eisenhower Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Malenkov to meet in the North Country to discuss world problems. G W Shaw of the Eveleth Junior Chamber of Commerce sent letters to the leaders. The Eisenhower reply extols the murmuring pines and 10,000 lakes and the harmony of man and nature as conducive to a successful conference.
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Minn
Eisenhower
Churchill
Malenkov
Minnesota
G. W. Shaw
Eveleth Junior Chamber of Commerce
Uninsured Drivers Seen in Bigger Road Risks
Hartford, Conn. state motor vehicles commissioner Charles F. Kelley says uninsured motorists are in 18 percent of Connecticut accidents while they are 10 percent of registered drivers. He notes insured drivers are more careful overall. The text oddly mentions ferrets and influenza.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles F. Kelley
Connecticut
Kelley
McCarthy sets new witnesses in Fort Monmouth probe
New witnesses were called as Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy pressed his probe into alleged espionage at Ft. Monmouth New Jersey. He cited Hyman and Rosenberg era ties while reiterating claims of dangerous espionage in the Signal Corps radar program. Levitsky testified he knew Rosenberg but declined to discuss Communist ties or espionage involvement. Greenglass, serving 15 years, said Rosenberg spy ring stole and passed atom secrets from the Signal Corps to Russia.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Wisconsin
Hyman
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations
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New Jersey
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Joseph Levitsky
Philadelphia
Federal Telecommunications Laboratory
Nutley
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Julius Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Sing Sing Prison
Ethel
Russia
David Greenglass
Lewisburg
Greenglass
Youth Meet To Boost Interest In Conservation
A Young Outdoor Americans conference will be held in Chicago next spring hosted by the Izaak Walton League of America marking 300 years of Walton’s Angler. Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Future Farmers of America 4 H Club and Camp Fire Girls from 48 states will participate with governors committees selecting delegates. Ideas from the conference on March 10 11 and 12 1954 will be shared with state conservation groups for study and application.
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Chicago
Izaak Walton
Dayton Livestock HOGS and CATTLE Prices Reported
In Cincinnati livestock markets, hogs ranged 180 to 275 pounds with various price bands from 20.00 to 23.50 per hundredweight and sow prices from 16.00 to 26.00 with heavy variation. Cattle and lambs showed steady to higher quotes on steers and yearlings around 18.00 to 22.00, with cows and bulls in the 9.00 to 13.00 range. sheep and lambs largely steady with some higher prime bids. Cincinnati slaughter figures noted 2,000 hogs and 500 cattle with active demand and mixed receipts. Prices for eggs and produce were listed, with ranges for consumer and wholesale grades and potatoes at 2.75 to 4.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
f.C.b
U.S
Diabetic Boy Proves Life Goes On With Care
Thirteen year old Billy Garrett from Rome Georgia manages diabetes while pursuing dreams of becoming a doctor and a Little League coach. He endures daily insulin injections and exact meal weighing to keep within safe sugar levels, balancing basketball and school with ongoing discipline and hope.
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Washington
Billy Garrett
Rome
Billy
U.S
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Bill Talbert
Hamilton
Ham”’ Richardson
Bill “Swish Nicholson
Senator Andersons Diabetes Warning Highlighted by Doctor Alerts
The former secretary of agriculture recalled that in 1940 during his first Congressional run he felt numbness in his arms, especially the right hand, illustrating how diabetes can be missed by physicians unless warning signals are heeded. He referenced receiving differing reports.
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Anderson
Congress
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