Ada Hinkle 89 Obituary in West Alexandria
Funeral services for Ada Hinkle 89 of West Alexandria will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Salem Lutheran Church. She died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by foster son Eugene Eck of West Alexandria one brother Leonard Smith of Hamilton and three sisters Cora Swihart Myrtle Foutz of Germantown and Lola Cotterman of Miamisburg. Friends may call at Zimmermann Funeral Home Gratis 7 to 9 this evening and at the church after noon tomorrow. Burial in Reisinger's Mausoleum on U s 35.
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West Alexandria
Salem Lutheran Church
Ada Hinkle
Good Samaritan Hospital
Eugene Eck
Leonard Smith
Hamilton
Cora Swihart
Myrtle Foutz
Germantown
Lola Cotterman
Miamisburg
Zimmerman
Gratis
Reisinger
U. S. 35
Clemmons Zapp Dies in Kentucky Rites Held
Clemmons Zapp brother of Charles L. Zapp of Middletown and the late Harry G. Zapp died Wednesday in Carrolton Kentucky. Rites set at St Ann Church with mass at 9 30 a m. tomorrow. Also listed are obituaries for Emma F Hooven Ave Margaret Jane Bell Amanda Smothers Julius Manger Sr and Dr Charles Francis Potter and Maj Gen Eric Fisher Wood.
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Clemmons Zapp
Charles L. Zapp
Middletown
Harry G. Zapp
Carrolton
Emma F. Hooven
St. Ann Church
Zettler
Margaret Jane Bell
Ross Road
Colligan
Amanda Smothers
Parkamo Ave
Brown - Dawson
New York
Julius Manger Sr
Louisville
Charles Francis Potter
First Humanist Society of
Bedford, Pa
Eric Fisher Wood
American Legion
Paris
Extra Chuckle The Ten Age Millionaire
A Dallas Texas boy saves his allowance for three weeks to finance a playful venture in a light hearted feature about youth entrepreneurship and family dynamics. The piece highlights a small urban success story with a humorous tone.
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Dallas, Tex
Kennedy Campaign Tour Faces GOP Challenge Across States
Kennedy plans weekend trips through Michigan Minnesota and Minnesota with a aim to shore up House seats against GOP gains. The President may praise Sen. Lausche while backing Democrats, including Romney’s Michigan bid challenging Swainson for governor. Party balance concerns loom as off year elections approach.
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Michigan
George Romney
John B. Swainson
Romney
Kennedy
Minnesota
Architect who shaped public buildings dies after long illness
The longtime architect known for designing numerous public buildings, schools, hospitals, and bridges died following a prolonged illness. He leaves a legacy of civic landmarks and contributions to community infrastructure.
U.S. Aims to weaken Castro by allied economic moves
President Kennedy shifts to economic warfare to topple Castro, seeking higher costs for Soviet aid and reduced Cuban trade. He urges allies to curb shipments to Cuba while the United States imposes penalties on ships serving the Cuban trade, hoping to force Castro toward Soviet dependence.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
State Department
Dean Rusk
Western Hemisphere
Congress
NATO
United States
Turkey
Italy
Japan
Germany
U.S
Britain
October National Restaurant Month Dine Out
October National Restaurant Month invites Middletown residents to dine out with friends or family. The article traces the American restaurant's history from colonial taverns to Delmonico's, notes the vast number of establishments and seats, and highlights the growing share of meals eaten outside the home.
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Middletown
England
Raleigh Tavern
Williamsburg
Wayside Inn
South Sudbury
New England
Delmonico’s
New York
Seaboard
America
Veteran Middletown Restaurateur Reflects on Long Career
Bill Karras, one of Middletown’s oldest restaurateurs, runs the Parrot on Central Avenue and has operated a restaurant in the downtown block for over 35 years. He moved to the current location in 1958 after 30 years across the street and has been a familiar Central Avenue figure since arriving in 1922. He says the restaurant business is his life, enjoying meeting people and serving old friends, and plans to continue for a long time.
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Middletown
Bill Karras
Central Avenue
Mr. Karras
Chicago
Bow's Restaurant Opens in East-End With Breakfast Biscuits
Louis Bow, a veteran Middletown restaurateur of 13 years, now runs Bow's Restaurant at 2223 Central Avenue in East-End. He previously operated near Clark and Central and on First Avenue. The eatery serves breakfast biscuits daily and attracts old customers as well as local professionals and families.
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Mr. Bow
Jailbird Jazz At Marshall Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dance
Couples at Marshall University fraternity dance sensed sheriff deputies in the crowd. The Unmoveables, an inmate orchestra from the county jail, performed as the fourth public appearance, giving the jailhouse band a public social profile in Huntington.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Women’s Indoor Golf Game Claims Female Edge
Chicago AP reports developer David Bremson introducing a new indoor golf game where women are said to be better players due to precision. The game uses an ecard draw to select clubs, with cardboard course scenarios negating male strength advantages.
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Women
Indoor Golfing
Chicago
David Bremson
Fallout shelter inquiry aims for rooftop periscope idea
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Civil Defense office received a letter from a man asking how to build a fallout shelter He wonders if a periscope could be placed on top of it The note shows public interest in protective structures during radiation fears of the era.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina Civil Defense Office
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Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Tewksbury
Mass
M. Hightower
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Restau
Row’s Restaurant
Central
Lewis Drugs
Lall
Central Ave
Bow’s Restaurant
Louis Bow
Bow
Clark & Central
Strand Theater
First Ave
Main ST
South Broad ST
Bess
Eddie Murphy
Jailbird
Jazz Eyed
Jersey
Ross
Cenitury
Ross’ Sportswear
Holland
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