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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1956

Page

3

Mrs D W Jacot Dies After 13 Year Illness

Mrs Bernice Jacot of 23 Ardmore Dr Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a 13 year illness. Wife of David W Jacot retired Middletown school principal, she was active in First Presbyterian Church and its Sunday School. Surviving are two daughters Lina and Marian, a brother, a sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery.

Bernice Jacot Ardmore Dr Middletown Middletown Hospital David W Jacot First Presbyterian Church Jacot Board of Christian Education Presbyteran Church of the United States Fostoria Priscilla Club Century Club Lina Jacot Marian Ross Carlisle R. Curtis Gurnsey Fremont Ohio Jules Verne Barnett Dallas First Presbyteriance Russell Galloway Chieen Ee Oburg Woodside Cemetery Wilson Memorial Home First Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund

Services for Mrs Doris Rosson at McCoy Funeral Home

Mrs Doris Rosson 8 of 3206 Seneca Street died after a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at McCoy Funeral Home led by Rev Howard Sears. Burial will follow at Woodmere Cemetery. Friends may call.

Doris Rosson Seneca St Middletown Hosital McCoy‘fter Howard Sears Woodde Cemetery

Death of William S. Keyser of Bellaire Ohio

Word has been received that William S. Keyser of Bellaire Ohio died yesterday morning. He was the father of Mrs. Clara Enright of 2004 Grand Ave. Mrs. Enright is a first grade teacher at Jefferson School.

William S. Keyser Bellaire Ohio Clara Enright Grand Ave Enright Jefferson School

Infant Michele Mallicoat Dies at Middletown Hospital

Two day old Michele Lee Mallicoat daughter of Mr and Mrs B L Mallicoat of 27 Cedar St died yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she was born. Survived by sisters Linda Sue and Bobbie Jean paternal grandmother Mrs Lillie West of Thornhill Tenn services at 10 am tomorrow at New Bethel Baptist Church Thornhill with burial Hayes Cemetery arranged by Eaton Funeral Home.

Franklin Michele Lee Mallicoat B. L. Mallicoat Cedar St Middletown Hospital Linda Sue Bobbie Jean Lillie West Thornhill Tenn New Bethel Baptist Church Hayes Cemetery Eaton Funeral Home

Ward William L. of Franklin Dies at 55

William Lee Ward 55 of 222 Lynn Street Franklin died Sunday at Brown VA Hospital Dayton. World War I veteran survived by wife Etta a son Richard Middletown two daughters Jean Keith Mildred McCarty both Middletown mother Frances Ward Franklin three brothers Floyd Fred Ernest all Franklin sister Ann Franer Springfield. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Franklin Pentecostal Church burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home 2 to 5 and 7 p.m. tomorrow.

William L. Ward Franklin William Lee Ward Lynn St Brown VA Hospital Dayton Etta Richard Middletown Jean Keith Mildred McCarty Frances Ward Franklin Floyd Fred Ernest Ann Franer Springfield Franklin Pentecostal Church Springboro Friends Eaton Funeral

Obituaries for Harry K. Marconnet and William Hibbard

Two local obituaries note Harry K. Marconnet age 64 of 789 Columbia Rd with services at 10 a.m. Thursday at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home and William Hibbard age 64 of 127 Main St with services at 6 p.m. today at Webb Funeral Home.

Harry K. Marconnet Collumbia Brown - Dawson Funeral Home William Hibbard Main St Webb Funeral Home

Notable Obituaries Highlight Media Pioneer and Clergy Lineage

MOSCOW W A Petro vich Dovzhensko 62 organized early motion picture industry in Tacoma Washington and Leonard i B Coatsworth 61 Tacoma newsman won national last June died Sunday. Cantwell Rt Rev James Patrick 71 Catholic clergyman from a prominent family and brother of late Archbishop John J Cantwell died Sunday.

Moscow Alexander Petrovich Dovzhensko Tacoma Wash Leonard i B. Coatsworth Tacoma News Mexico San Francisco James Patrick Cantwell John J. Cantwell Los Angeles

Aeronca Names Five Project Managers in New Assignments

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp announces Ned Warren William Schlotter W Fred Stein Jr Joseph Beal and W Tudor Morris as managers for general projects Convar Lockheed KC 135 Boeing and multiple programs Hermes explains project managers oversee all phases with liaison duties Beal joins after five years as chief project engineer Morris has 13 plus years with Aeronca Warren comes from Glenn L Martin Co Schlotter has over a decade with Aeronca Stein spent a decade in engineering and contracts Herding the staff regrouping follows last September reshuffle.

Aeronea Manufacturing Corp R. F. Hermes Ned Warren William Schlotter Convair Lockheed W. Fred Stein Jr Joseph Beal Boeing W. Tudor Morris Ford General, Electric Arma Beal Aeronca Morris Aeronca Flying Club Warren Glenn L. Martin Co Schlotter Hermes Helties Der Stein

Elk Creek Road Mishap Injures 2

A two car crash on Ohio 122 at Elk Creek Road at 2 40 PM injures two men. Carl Manns 34 of West Middletown is in satisfactory condition with facial and leg injuries after failing to stop at a stop sign. Richard Rust 24 of Sidney suffers knee and body bruises. Police say Manns southbound failed to stop and hit Rust’s eastbound car, one vehicle hitting a telephone pole. Officers continue investigation.

Middletown Ohio 122 Elk Creek Road Carl Manns West Middletown Rust Manns

MU Students Plan Survey of Election

Miami University Young Republican Club members begin a post election project to analyze 1956 voting patterns. Dr Warren Cunningham adviser notes precinct by precinct work with Butler County Republican Central Committee and ward township analyses. Donald R McGee finances a second study comparing Hamilton and Middletown wards through 1952.

Oxford Young Republican Club ofMiami University Warren Cunningham Butler County Republican Central Committee Martin Coyle GOP County Board of Elections Donald R. McGee Miami Citizensing House Hamilton Middletown Cunningham

Youth Sentenced To Reformatory On Dope Charges

William Darby, 20, of St. Louis, found guilty on three narcotics charges, received concurrent reformatory terms in Mansfield after waiving jury trial. Sentences include two to 15 years for mari juana posses sion, two to 15 years for demerol possession, and one to five years for a hypodermic needle. Ed South of Middletown paid a $50 fine for reckless driving. charge reduced after witness failure. Gibbs Hill Lighthouse notes history of Bermuda beacon cast iron construction.

Hamilton William Darby St. Louis P. P. Boll Reformatory Mansfield Ed South Middletown Common Pleas Court

Hahn Ryckman Figure In Fairbanks Shifts

Ohio Boxboard Co announces promotions in Rittman Ohio. William Hahn becomes plant manager for operations at Cuyahoga Falls succeeding Hamilton Johnson. David Ryckman maps to Hahn’s former curb as corrugator foreman at Rittman plant. Hahn, Dayton native, Purdue graduate. Ryckman, Tiffin University alumnus, lives at 2110 Central Ave.

William Hahn David Ryckman Ohio Boxboard Co Rittman Ohio S. F. Allison Hahn Fairbanks Containers, Inc Middletown Ohio Boxboard Cuyahoga Falls Hamilton Johnson Ryckman Dayton Frigidaire General Motors Corp McCall Publishing Co Fairbanks Purdue University Tiffin University Central Ave

Erie Asks Rate Hikes For Growth

KANSAS CITY The Erie Railroad seeks a seven percent freight rate increase to fund equipment for growth. President H W Von Willer testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that without more cars and yard upgrades the railroad cannot handle 10 percent more business, with most new revenue offset by higher wages and materials. New plants at Mansfield Ohio and Mahwah New Jersey would add about 10 million dollars annually, while 500 new cars would serve the Mansfield plant. He cited six million for Marion yard improvements and five to six million for Buffalo yard upgrades if funds were available.

Kansas City Erie Railroad H. W. von Willer Erie von Willer Interstate Commerce Commission Cleveland General Motors Mansfield Ohio Mahwah N. J Marion Buffalo N. Y

Middle town Optimist Boys Choir elects new president

Mrs. Leonard Smith was named president of the Middle town Optimist Civic Boys Choir parent group at a meeting last night. She succeeds Mrs. Fred Tipton who resigns due to illness. Mrs. Shirley Herron was named publicity chairman. A Christmas party is planned for choir members and parents, with a meeting at the YMCA next Monday to finalize arrangements.

Leonard Smith Middletown

Eisenhower Plans Golf Vacation at Augusta

President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived in Augusta for a vacation mixed with work. He played nine holes at Augusta National Golf Club as Middle East and Central Europe tensions are reviewed by Col. Andrew Goodpaster and aides via an augmented communications system.

Augusta Eisenhower Washington Augusta National Golf Club Middle East Europe James C. Hagerty White Ae Andrew Goodpaster Hagerty

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D. W. Jacot Rosson Hamilton Telephone Company C. C. Collingsworth Rollie Griffith Jr Vernon McKenney Joseph Swope Earl Patrick Robert Parks Benrus Vail Ave William Keyser Michele Mallicoat The Cus Gibbs Hill Bermuda National Cash Register Central Avenue Ike Golfs Corgia Avacado Coats Milcom Ross’ Coats Ross’ Jewelry Dept Ross S.m.l.xl Ross’ Mens Dept Hoover Mets Hoover Sweepers
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