Missing man found dead in Black Creek near Ghent KY
Dixie Nelson Armitage 61 of Canal St was last heard Aug 31. His body was recovered yesterday in Black Creek near Ghent with cause of death undetermined. Autopsy planned. He left with a younger man for Carrollton carrying about 200 dollars.
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Dixie Nelson Armitage
Canal St
Black Creek
Ghent
Arthur Hughes
Armitage
Middletown
Worthville
Tandy Eckler
Carrollton
Explosion At Negro Man's Home Probed In Greensboro
Police investigated a nighttime blast at Elijah Herring Sr. home two blocks from a white school his children attend. Initial reports cited dynamite then firecracker. no evidence of dynamite found. Four occupants were detained and later released. Two Herring children had just joined the all white schools last month.
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Greensboro
N.C
Elijah Herring Sr
J. L. Farrington
Herring
Deaths And Funerals Herman Bohne Dies at 75
Herman Bohne founder of Bohne's Greenhouses died at 1 a.m. at his home after a four year leukemia battle. He lived at 3303 Grand Ave and started his business at Grand and Kensington Street fifty years ago. He was active in St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church and Lions Club. Surviving include Olive Bohne his wife, son Henry F., daughter Katherine Offenhauser, siblings, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Wilson Memorial Home Friday at 2:30 p.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery. He and his wife celebrated 50 years of marriage last year.
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Herman Bohne
Bohne
Mr. Bohne
Grand Ave
Grand and
Kensington Street
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Church Board
Middletown
Olive
Henry F
Katherine Offenhauer
Palmetto, Fla
John
Anna Ross
Walter Gibbons
Carrie Campbell
Wilson Memorial Home
Harold ‘Grunewald
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Sorg Paper Co
Erie
Donald Osborne
Armco
Robert Osborne
Osborne Studio
Norman Osborne
Troy
Ruth McClain
Riggs Funeral
H. C. Grunewald
Mrs Grace Osborne Dies at Middletown Hospital
Grace Osborne 70 of 409 McKinley Street died at 2 30 a m today in Middletown Hospital after a month as patient. She had been ill for years and left active life recently. She belonged to St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church and various orders including Eastern Star. Services for Eastern Star set for 7 p m tomorrow. She came to Middletown 40 years ago with husband Crawley A Osborne, a retiree.
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Grace Osborne
McKinley St
Middletown Hospital
Eastern Star
Boy Struck by Car Near Central Avenue
A three year old Middletown boy, Tommy Tirey, ran between parked cars in front of 1700 Central Ave and was struck by a car driven by Roy Lucas. The youth was treated for minor abrasions and released from Middletown Hospital. The incident occurred about 4 50 p m.
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Central Avenue
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Tommy Tirey
Bob Tirey
Lesbee
Central Ave
Roy Lucas
Hughes St
Lucas
Services Held for Nellie Johnson of North Vernon Ind
Mrs Nellie Johnson 78 of North Vernon Ind mother of Lawrence Johnson Middletown school coordinator of special education will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Dodd Funeral Home Paris Crossing Ind Burial will be in the cemetery at Paris Crossing Mrs Johnson died Monday.
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Nellie Johnson
North Vernon
Ind
Lawrence Johnson
Middletown
Dodd Funeral Home
Paris Crossing
Joonson
William Stringham Services Set for 81 Year Old Franklin Resident
William Stringham 81 a retired Armco Steel official died Monday night at his Route 25 home Franklin. Services are 2 p m tomorrow at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. He started at Armco in 1901 as a roller retired 1942 and was a charter Lincoln Masonic Lodge member honored by the Ohio Grand Lodge on his 50th Mason anniversary. He belonged to the Scottish Rite Middletown Elks Dayton Engineers Club Cincinnati City Club and chaired Middletown City Commission in 1926.
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Anglesby
Franklin
William
Billy) Stringham
Armco Steel
Route 25
Howard Spitnale
Woodhill
Stringham
Armco
Lincoln Masonic Lodge
Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons
Scottish Rite of Cincinnati
Middletown Elks Lodge
Ohioan Perfect On Liberal Vote
Rep. Thomas L. Ashley of Ohio tops 39 Democrats rated perfect by the ADA for liberal voting. The ADA found 55 percent harmony with liberal policies in the Senate and 39 members of the House with full marks, while 26 Republicans opposed liberal positions.
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Washington
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
House
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Senate
Gordon T. Serer
Marjorie A Bishop Rites set in Franklin
Marjorie Ann Bishop 27 daughter of Ralph and R. Bishop of Waynesville died Sunday night after long illness at Ohio hospital. Survived by parents three brothers Ralph Charles and James all at home a sister Mrs Mary Jane Hamerick of Miamisburg and grandfather Emmitt Bishop of Franklin. Services 2 p m Friday Eaton Funeral Home with burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends call 2-5 and 7-9 p m tomorrow.
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Franklin
Marjorie Anne Bishop
R. Ralph Bishop
Waynesville
Ohio
Ralph
Charles
James Bishop
Mary Jane Hamerick
Miamisburg
Emmitt Bishop
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro
Funeral
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Charles Howard Candler 78 financier and philanthropist died yesterday. He was Asa G. Candler’s eldest son born in Atlanta New Hampton Iowa. Michael E. Slindee 76 former deputy treasurer died Monday after 45 years with the Treasury Department retiring in 1950.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Charles Howard Candler
Asa G. Candler
New Hampton
Iowa
Michael E. Slindee
United States
Treasury Department
Steel Consumer Ruling Boost
New York based Iron Age reports the steel consumer remains in control as the market shows slow pickup amid a second production test year. Scrap prices fall as mills hold scrap stock with little interest in new buys unless demand improves.
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New York
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
Detroit
Average 40 Page City Paper Contains 150000 Words
A typical 40 page city newspaper carries about 150000 words in print. The figure reflects standard page counts, article length, and advertising density common to mid sized urban papers.
Peterson's Ointment turns into nationwide pile relief
A Buffalo druggist created a cooling ointment for piles that gained wide fame 40 years ago. Peterson's Ointment offered quick itching relief and soothing astringent action with a 50 cent box or 75 cent applicator tube and a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Adv
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Dodds. Monuments
Verity Prwy
Midditown High School Boosters Club
Cohen Brothers, Inc
Woodlawn Ave
Mideletown, Ohio
Giles B. Weise
Division 8
State Highway Department
Kounded
Mrs
D &B’s
Wrisae Oance
Cor, Melber, Verity
William Stringham
Ohioan
Marjorie A. Bishop
Rexall
Aul Pharmacist
Gillen-Crow
Beckett
S. Verity
Ross
Hattie Leeds
Ross’ Cotton Shop
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