Death notices for Rob ert Baudendistel from Lebanon area
Rob ert Baudendistel 42 of 110 Kings Mills Road died of a heart attack while deer hunting in Prudenville Michigan. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Gallimore Funeral Home Mason with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Ellen a son James three daughters Bonnie Nancy Elaine a brother William and two sisters Alma Hegner and Lillian Nixon. He was an assembler for National Cash Register Co Dayton and WWII veteran.
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Robert H. Baudendistel
Kings Mills Road
Michigan
Gallimore Funeral Home
Mason
Rose Hill
Baudendister
Prudenville
Mich
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ellen
James
Bonnie
Nancy
Elaine
William
Rt. 3
Alma Hegner
Lillian Nixon
Arizona
Everett Bolinger dies. Wartime veteran laid to rest
Germantown native Everett Bolinger died Saturday in Sarasota Florida after retirement from Inland Manufacturing in Dayton. Survived by wife Thelma, mother Virgie Bolinger, two brothers, a sister, services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Swartz Funeral Home with Evergreen Cemetery burial.
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Everett Bolinger
Germantown
Sarasota
Fla
Bolinger
Inland Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Jane Boyer
Ellerton
Swartz Funeral
Evergreen’ Cemetery
Shinn
Mid
Qjetown
Joseph T. Smith
St. Hamilton
St. Ann Church
Marjorie Hill Reeves
Oxford
Avon Lake
Break-in at First Presbyterian Church Yields No Theft
Police reported a break-in Sunday at First Presbyterian Church located at 2910 Central Ave. Burglars reportedly netted nothing, with investigators stating no items were stolen.
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First Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
Notable Chicago scientists Dr Schlesinger and Dr Baratt die
CHICAGO AP reporting two prominent academics died Monday. Dr Herman J Schlesinger 78 emeritus University of Chicago chemist renowned for jet and rocket fuel research and service with government R&D agencies. Dr R Baratt Terry 46 Northwestern University medical professor born in England served as British Army medical officer 1939 to 1946.
South Korea seeks $400 million in U S aid
Seoul officials asked the United States for 400 million dollars in five years of special economic aid to ease South Korea’s economic difficulties. The request was reported by Seoul newspapers citing government officials and notes that the aid was delivered to the head of the American aid mission.
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South Korea
United States
Boy Threatened At Barnitz Stadium By Two Negro Boys
A delayed report to police states Mrs. Charles West of 101 IN Highview Road that her 11 year old son Robert was at a football game Friday night at Barnitz Stadium where he was approached by two Black boys who asked for a dime and threatened him.
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Charles West
Highview Road
Robert
Barnitz § Stadium
Batteries Stolen From Cars Of Local Residents
Police learned batteries were taken from the cars of Chris Margerum at 1903 S Main St and Thelma Vanarsdale at 310 Central Ave. The incident is being investigated.
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Chris Margerum
S. Main St
Thelma Vanarsdale
Central Ave
Vandalism at Central School Leads to Arrests
Police responding to a vandalism call found over the weekend two exterior lights broken dents in drain pipes and a gate ripped from its hinges. Damage was estimated at $100. Luther Williams 57 of 2026 Arlington Ave was arrested on a charge of driving while under the influence.
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Luther Williams
Arlington Ave
Tytus Avenue
Whittier Street
Arrest of Harold R Barker on fleeing scene charge
Early this morning officers arrested Harold R Barker, 29, of Alliance, on U S 25 at Oakland Station for fleeing the scene of an accident.
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Harold R. Barker
Alliance
U. S. 25
Oakland Station
Ohio Team Takes Fifth in 4 H Dairy Contest
Ohio team finishes fifth in the National 4 H dairy cattle judging contest held Monday in Waterloo Iowa. The competition was led by a Maryland group that won top honors.
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Iowa
Ohio
Maryland
New York Stocks and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Summary
AP reports USDA market data from Cincinnati with cattle and calf figures, noting steady to weak tones across classes. Hog and pig values held, lambs weak to slightly lower, with prices listed for steers cows heifers bulls and feeder lambs plus various weight ranges.
Middletown Securities and Company Stock Notes
Financial item lists multiple Middletown Securities entries with minor company notes including Aeronca Pid Sorg Paper Co. Crystal Tissue Co. First gimmienes Bank and Lou Blower 6 percent. The fragment references percentages and stock positions but lacks full context or clear actions.
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Aeronca Poor
Crystal Tissue Co
First Gimmienes Bank
Sorg Paper Co
Greene Members New York Stock Exchange
Greene members gather at the New York Stock Exchange as a Manchester hotel hosts a meeting or event. The details reference a social or professional gathering tied to financial markets and hospitality in Manchester.
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New York Stock Exchange
Manchester Hotel
Dayton Livestock Price List Shows Varying Quality Grades
The Dayton livestock listing presents market prices for cattle hogs and sheep with quality grades from Good to Choice. Sows and vealers show ranges, with feeder cattle and dairy stock including steers heifers and canners. Prices span roughly 10 to 34 dollars, reflecting grade and weight distinctions.
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Hos
Ibe
Ope Tentenee
Eeeseres
Senvsesesceves
Cincinnati Produce Prices From Farms
AP reports farm prices after canning and grading include eggs with jumbo 43 to 58 cents, large 46 to 56, medium 35 to 48, small 20 to 30, B large 27 to 42, undergrades 11 to 20. Potatoes range 2.75 to 5.00 per hundredweight.
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Cincinnati
Police hold 18 year old in two derailment attempts
In Woodlawn Ohio suburb police arrested George Henry Dalton 18 after he allegedly placed wooden ties on railroad tracks to derail a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from Detroit. He admitted a morning incident but railroad workers removed the tie. He was transferred to federal officials to face an attempted train wreck charge.
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Woodlawn
George Henry Dalton
Baltimore & Ohio
Detroit
Calton
College Education for His Children Advertisement
This notice explains that calculating college costs allows parents to use life insurance to guarantee funds for their children's education. It states life insurance aids in choosing a career with confidence and mentions the Institute of Life Insurance based at 488 Madison Avenue New York.
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