Obituaries of Robert Figgins and Charles Gough
Robert T Figgins age 8 husband of Lena of 2304 Sherman Ave died Oct 10 at home. Friends meet after 2 pm Oct 11 with service Oct 12 2 pm at First Church of Christ officiant Rev W D Brock burial Woodskie Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffier. Charles Gough 55 of 116 McKinley St died Oct 9 at Middletown Hospital. Visitation Oct 10 7:30-10 pm and Oct 11 3-5 and 7-10 pm at Schramm Funeral Home Holy Cross Mass Oct 12 at Holy Trinity Church burial Calvary Cemetery. Schramm Funeral Home.
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McKinley St
Middletown
Schramm Funeral Home
Equiem
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Calvary Cemetery
Shannon
Ollie
Alice Lindsay
Third St
Trenton
James P. Sturgeon
Miltonville Cemetery
Miltonville
Ohio
Wilson Funeral Home
Reed-Klopp's
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Ohio Kiwanis Elect Officers
CINCINNATI AP New governor of the Ohio district of Kiwanis International is Malcolm C Heed of Brooklyn a Cleveland suburb Others elected at the 50th annual state convention include Sam Walden Chillicothe district treasurer and district lieutenant governors Fayburn Fox Findlay first R P Merrill New Madison second Gene Cetone Dayton third Frank Hotze Reading fourth Chris Foehr Norwood fifth J W O'Brien Avon Lake sixth Arthur Busch Marion seventh Dr Lloyd Sprouse Circleville eighth N Howard Foster Gallipolis ninth Karl Brown East Cleveland tenth Karl Anderson Canton 11th Robert Lightell Coshocton 12th Robert H Warren Geneva 13th W J Moore Girard 14th Adamee Lisbon 15th and Dr Olive L Herke Rocky River 16th.
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Kiwanis International
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
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Chillicothe
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Findlay
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Gene Cetone
Dayton
Frank Hotze
Reading
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Norwood
J. W. O’brien
Avon Lake
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Marion
Lloyd Sprouse
Circleville
Eigth
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Gallipolis
Karl Brown
East Cleveland
Karl Anderson
Canton
Robert Lightell
Coschocton
Robert H. Warren
Geneva
W. J. Moore
Girard
Adam Eee
Lisbon
Olive L. Herke
Rocky River
Nimitz predicts victory if forces stayed joined
Dayton AP report on retired Admiral Chester W. Nimitz addressing 2300 people. He argued demobilization five years ago would have worsened global problems and that the United States now recognizes its international role, rebuilding armed strength through the United Nations. The speech touched on global responsibility and ongoing naval recovery. Also note a brief unrelated line about eel grass migratory behavior.
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Dayton
United States
Chester W. Nimitz
United Nations
Dayton Council On World Affairs
Nimitz
Reinforcements Arrive as Germany News Conference Says
Lieutenant General Manton S. Eddy announced American reinforcements are arriving now in Germany. He stated the flow is replacements rather than new units, and the Berlin garrison is expected to be the first to gain strength from the increased troop levels.
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